Zone 3 June Garden Tour

Gardening in the snow in April pays off big in June. While not everything is in full bloom, my Frost Proof Flower Garden is well on it's way. I've been planting out early using cold tolerant flowers and vegetables for the last 4 years with success. And although I've lost a lot of plants along the way pushing the limits of what's possible, this year all that experimenting is really paying off.
This is not a perfect garden tour! You will see weeds and quack grass, and unfortunately the fuzzy part of my microphone. I tried to edit out as much of it as I could, but unfortunately I couldn't do everything.
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[@Clairescottageaspirations]

I love how soft that shade of French lilac is! Thankyou for the tour, all the things you have blooming are so lovely, I can’t wait to see all the things on the cusp of blooming come to life! I love how you have interplanted your carrots and other veg in between you flowers 💐

[@nanasloves]

I love watching your videos! I get a monthly subscription bouquet from a local flower farmer. They make me sooo happy. I had those same anemones in one of my bouquets. Beautiful!

[@user-qk5gt3uv3l]

Your videos are very inspiring and informative. Love the compost tea! I love those kinds of tips.I did something similar but waited a few weeks to use it and grew a great crop of mosquitoes even though my rubber maid containers were covered. Your bouquets set a high bar! Love them!

[@alligator_pie]

Flower farm is looking amazing, great job! I like that “drunken” peony row. Straight lines are overrated! Ive tried out a bit of that “chaos gardening” trend with the direct seeded plants. 😊

[@eunicelunsted]

I lost most of my celosia, they don’t like our cold wet spring we are having

[@paulabaker6175]

So enjoy your videos. I have a small plot in upstate Ny zone 5b. Wishing you a wonderful season!

[@cheriedodd9358]

Thankyou for this video. So relaxing to watch and listen to. Excited to see everything when it's blooming. With the compost tea, after the 4 days do you use the water as is, or dilute? I'm going to try this 👌

[@JillBretherton]

I love your videos. They're real! It's so challenging being a mum and trying to achieve more on top of that and as if that's not challenging enough you live in zone 3! You do an amazing job. I wondered if you had considered geothermal systems (they don't have to be expensive) inside your greenhouse or round tunnels. There are a lot of N.American videos featuring them. It could be a way to significantly lengthen your season. It might be something to consider for the future. It's very interesting. I am tempted because I am desperate to grow sweet peaches, lemons and oranges! Anyhow, you have enough on your plate but I thought it worth a mention in case you find some time to look into it.

[@ShiftingRoots]

I would love to use something like that! It’s on my radar, especially being friends with Arkopia and seeing their greenhouse.

[@JillBretherton]

@@ShiftingRoots Ooh If they are on YT I will check them out. I saw a guy in Michigan I think. He just did it himself. There was snow everywhere, until you were inside his greenhouse and there were lemons and all sorts growing. I thought it was magic. Good luck if you do it. I will be watching!