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Tiny's Garden
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My best friends call me "Tiny", but my garden is BIG! I'm not an expert by any means, but I sure do love gardening and sharing tips and tricks with the gardening community has become one of my favorite things to do - while learning SO much more from the community itself! I've been told it is evident that I've got BIG enthusiasm for gardening (and I agree), so sharing that passion with others in a helpful way sends me to the moon! My "big" dream is to simply be me - a tiny person nicknamed "Tiny" cultivating my garden and, potentially, a dream of having a tiny flower farm here on my tiny 1 acre lot! Helping people along the way is just a BIG bonus! Come along for the ride...and buckle up!
How I'm Digging, Dividing, and Storing Dahlias This Year! Zone 5B/6A.
Garden Gals and Guys,
This year I've started to dig dahlias and I'm REALLY trying to store them successfully this year, so come along as I dig, divide, and start storing them this year!
Comment below and let me know how you're storing your dahlias this year! If you enjoyed this video, please hit the like button as it really helps my channel. Don't forget to subscribe, so you never miss a video!
Happy Planting!
-Steph
AKA Tiny
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This year I've started to dig dahlias and I'm REALLY trying to store them successfully this year, so come along as I dig, divide, and start storing them this year!
Comment below and let me know how you're storing your dahlias this year! If you enjoyed this video, please hit the like button as it really helps my channel. Don't forget to subscribe, so you never miss a video!
Happy Planting!
-Steph
AKA Tiny
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Ranunculus, Anemone, and Landscape Tulip Order! Zone 5B/6A.
Просмотров 631Месяц назад
Garden Gals and Guys, I'm WAY behind on my bulb orders for 2025 and will need to get them in the ground quickly after they arrive, but, alas, here is my ranunculus, anemone, and landscape tulip order for 2025 in zone 5b/6a! I'll update you when I place my cut flower tulip order as well! If you enjoyed this video, please hit the like button and remember to subscribe to my channel if you haven't ...
From Dahlia Disaster to Beautiful Blooms...My Dahlia Recap for the 2024 Season Including Favorites!
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.Месяц назад
Garden Gals and Guys, I was FINALLY able to put together and edit this full dahlia recap for the 2024 season. Due to an unexpected hospital visit with the twins and their actual arrival a few weeks later, I was unable to get this all together until now; however, it actually displays a very comprehensive picture of my whole dahlias season from disaster to beauty, which is pretty wonderful to wat...
BIG Announcement...Join the Hunt! Mini September Garden Tour and Harvest for Fall Bouquets! Zone 6A
Просмотров 551Месяц назад
Garden Gals and Guys, what an exciting time this is...I'm thrilled to inform you that I've created a second channel, TinyFindsTreasures, for incredibly fun thrifting adventures, as well as, following along in my journey of becoming an Etsy vintage re-seller (Etsy Shop: TinyFindsTreasures). If you're interested in thrifting and treasure hunting, please subscribe to that channel linked below! I w...
How I Planted My Lisianthus Grown From Seed & Their Results This Season! You DON'T Want To Miss This
Просмотров 6532 месяца назад
Garden Gals and Guys, today I'm FINALLY able to bring to you the video of how I planted my Lisianthus in my raised bed cut flower this year as a hobby gardener (Zone 5B/6A, Chicago Suburbs). Shortly after filming this video, I was in the hospital for my twin pregnancy, so this never got posted...BUT, I actually think it's so helpful to see the results of how I planted these, so you can immediat...
Backyard Bouquets! Creating Post-Storm Flower Bouquets in Kraft Paper Sleeves! YOU Can Too! Zone 6A
Просмотров 5262 месяца назад
Garden Gals and Guys, we had a storm come through that was fairly destructive, but I did NOT want to waste blooms just because they were laying on their side...so, I harvested my heart out and decided to make some bouquets a little differently. Instead of a mason jar, I decided to house these in kraft paper sleeves that make it a little easier for transport (and challenge me to do something dif...
Storm Aftermath & Transparency Episode! I Have Neglected Parts of My Property Too! Let Grace Abound!
Просмотров 7032 месяца назад
Garden Gals and Guys, this is an unexpected episode, but one in which I think it of utmost importance...the transparency episode! I'm showing you some unfortunate storm damage we had in zone 5b/6a, but I'm ALSO showing you several areas on my property that have been more neglected and untouched over the past few months. Since the twins have been born in June, I've focused on the thing that brin...
Underrated Sweet Black Cherry Dianthus (Great Smell!) and Sahara Rudbeckia Bouquet! Zone 5B/6A
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Garden Gals and Guys, today's video features a cut flower I believe is underrated...Sweet Black Cherry Dianthus. It's has such a great smell and unique shape that I love utilizing it in bouquets. Plus, it's easy to grow! It may even come back for you in zone 5B/6A (one came back for me in the ground). My MIL requested a bouquet, so I made a really, punchy and wild yellow and burgandy party of a...
Why YOU Must Grow Lisianthus! A Hobby Grower's POV on This GORGEOUS Cut Flower! Zone 6A #cutflowers
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Why YOU Must Grow Lisianthus! A Hobby Grower's POV on This GORGEOUS Cut Flower! Zone 6A #cutflowers
July Garden Tour Part 2! Floret Original Zinnias Have Bloomed! Harvesting Cut Flowers for Bouquets!
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.3 месяца назад
July Garden Tour Part 2! Floret Original Zinnias Have Bloomed! Harvesting Cut Flowers for Bouquets!
July 2024 Cut Flower Garden Tour Part 1 & Sunflower Bouquet! Zone 5B/6A!
Просмотров 6743 месяца назад
July 2024 Cut Flower Garden Tour Part 1 & Sunflower Bouquet! Zone 5B/6A!
Rainy Night Harvest - Cut and Come Again Flowers Grown From Seed for Two Bouquets! Zone 5B/6A!
Просмотров 6633 месяца назад
Rainy Night Harvest - Cut and Come Again Flowers Grown From Seed for Two Bouquets! Zone 5B/6A!
How I Grow Snapdragons as a Home Gardener in Zone 5B/6A! Bouquets Produced So Far This Season!
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.4 месяца назад
How I Grow Snapdragons as a Home Gardener in Zone 5B/6A! Bouquets Produced So Far This Season!
2024 Favorite Tulips for Cutting & Bouquets! Last Tulip Bouquet & How I Flip Tulip Beds to Dahlias!
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.5 месяцев назад
2024 Favorite Tulips for Cutting & Bouquets! Last Tulip Bouquet & How I Flip Tulip Beds to Dahlias!
3 Mother's Day Bouquets! How I Scrounged Around My Cut Flowers & Property To Make These Bouquets!
Просмотров 6726 месяцев назад
3 Mother's Day Bouquets! How I Scrounged Around My Cut Flowers & Property To Make These Bouquets!
Last Seed Starting Session of the Season Including Floret Originals I Ordered! Zone 5B/6A!
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Last Seed Starting Session of the Season Including Floret Originals I Ordered! Zone 5B/6A!
Soil Blocking Warm Season Veggies & Flowers For Mom & Dad! 9 Days Later Seedling & Pregnancy Update!
Просмотров 5606 месяцев назад
Soil Blocking Warm Season Veggies & Flowers For Mom & Dad! 9 Days Later Seedling & Pregnancy Update!
Mini Landscape Tulip and Daff Tour & Creating 3 Tulip and Anemone Cut Flower Bouquets! Zone 5B/6A!
Просмотров 6816 месяцев назад
Mini Landscape Tulip and Daff Tour & Creating 3 Tulip and Anemone Cut Flower Bouquets! Zone 5B/6A!
FINALLY Direct Sowing Sweet Peas, Sweet Pea Growing Guide, and First Arrangement of The Season!
Просмотров 9976 месяцев назад
FINALLY Direct Sowing Sweet Peas, Sweet Pea Growing Guide, and First Arrangement of The Season!
Spring Window Boxes, Front Porch Vision, and ALL the Ranunculus & Anemones Planted! Plus, BUNNIES!
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Spring Window Boxes, Front Porch Vision, and ALL the Ranunculus & Anemones Planted! Plus, BUNNIES!
Planting My Pre-Sprouted Ranunculus w/ Briggs & Comparing with Last Year's Crop! Grow, Babes, Grow!
Просмотров 8687 месяцев назад
Planting My Pre-Sprouted Ranunculus w/ Briggs & Comparing with Last Year's Crop! Grow, Babes, Grow!
Ranunculus & Anemones Update & Outdoor Spring Tour....Tulips, Daffs, and a Few Surprises! Zone 5B/6A
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Ranunculus & Anemones Update & Outdoor Spring Tour....Tulips, Daffs, and a Few Surprises! Zone 5B/6A
Seedling Update! Snapdragon Saga & Culling Stock! Soil Experimentation Revealed! Zone 5B/6A.
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Seedling Update! Snapdragon Saga & Culling Stock! Soil Experimentation Revealed! Zone 5B/6A.
How I'm Transplanting Up Lisianthus in Zone 5B/6A & Busting Out Soil Blocks w/ Fort Vee Potting Mix!
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How I'm Transplanting Up Lisianthus in Zone 5B/6A & Busting Out Soil Blocks w/ Fort Vee Potting Mix!
March Cut Flower Garden Check-List in Zone 5B/6A...Getting On Track! And Have My Ranunculus Failed!?
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March Cut Flower Garden Check-List in Zone 5B/6A...Getting On Track! And Have My Ranunculus Failed!?
Sowing Snapdragons w/ New Soil Blocking Recipe in Zone 5B/6A! What a Ride...Things Get Interesting!
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Sowing Snapdragons w/ New Soil Blocking Recipe in Zone 5B/6A! What a Ride...Things Get Interesting!
Planting Daffodils for Cut Flowers in a Small Space - Zone 5B/6A! FINALLY Finished Bulb Planting!
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Planting Daffodils for Cut Flowers in a Small Space - Zone 5B/6A! FINALLY Finished Bulb Planting!
Soil Blocking Iceland Poppies & Pansies - Zone 5B/6A! Next Seed Starting Agenda & Lisianthus Update!
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Soil Blocking Iceland Poppies & Pansies - Zone 5B/6A! Next Seed Starting Agenda & Lisianthus Update!
How To Pre-Sprout Ranunculus & Anemones in Zone 5B/6A! A Detailed View Of How I've Had Success!
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How To Pre-Sprout Ranunculus & Anemones in Zone 5B/6A! A Detailed View Of How I've Had Success!
SEED GIVEAWAY! Seeds For Your Cut Flower Beds & Unexpected Breaking News From The Garden!
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SEED GIVEAWAY! Seeds For Your Cut Flower Beds & Unexpected Breaking News From The Garden!
You are the first person I've seen to say start from seed! I am the kind of person who hates for ppl to tell me not to try something because they failed at it. It's refreshing to see someone who had some failures and didn't quit, thank you for sharing your experience, and thank you for not quitting!
man I just started working on my tubers and I for the life of me can not find the eyes. 😮💨 Granted this is my first time ever doing this.
Last year I saw another RUclipsr who left them in the ground and I did that, and they came back up. I’m in zone 5B. You’re supposed to cut the dolly down to the ground and let them sit for bit and cover the stem with some plastic so that no water can get in and then cover it with lots of leaves and mulch and mound it up and that worked well. I am still having Dalia flower growing, so I will repeat that process again.
Oh no there does not need to be an eye on the tuber when digging for storage. And those are not eyes, they are probably lenticles. Also, why are you cutting off all those viable tubers? Looked like you were getting rid of lots of viable ones.
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Beautiful Dahlia's
Zone 5a. Wrapped in saran wrap. Stored in cellar. Third year with minimal loss years previous. Hope you have success.😊
thanks for sharing. love dahlias. have a great week!!!
Hey Steph! Do you have room in the fridge I see behind you in the basement? I had good results storing in my garage fridge set at 45F 💌🌻
I store mine the cooler wrapped in saran. It worked in previous years for me.
I think I’m investing in a mini fridge since I don’t have a garage!
Excelente video
I too am tuber storage challenged. Was going to try storing as clumps in my unheated& unattached garage (6b) this year. Now hearing that didn’t work for you I’m back to the drawing board. Maybe the eyes will be easier to spot this year so I can at least divide them.
Where is your green house from? If you don’t mind me asking. Thank you!
Can’t wait to see your spring tulips! 🌷 I went cheap and bought Menards tulips. We’ll see what happens! I just watched a video about a woman in 6a who overwinters her lisianthus in the ground. I’m going to give it a try. Just covering with leaves 🍁 Also gonna try harvesting lissie seeds. Love to experiment 🔬 Enjoy the Fall!
I’m so glad I recently found your channel. I am in the same zone as you! I grew zinnias this year and now I’m flower obsessed!
Digging up dahllias... extreme swollen lenticels... while plant was growing leafs wilted in sun, recovered in shade, but would seem tuber was getting too much water... contradiction? what should I do?
Wow love the slawa, negrita double mango charm ! 🩷🌷🍁🍂
Yessss, those are all beauties!!! Just ordered more slawa!
Did you say you got these bulbs from Longfield ? Have you ever gotten like a penicillin blue dry spots on your bulbs from online sellers ? If so, what was your experience with those bulbs ?
Do you find ranunculus or anemones have longer vase life? Love the tips and video clips of the blooming flowers!!
Thank you! I do find that in general they have a longer vase life…maybe a week changing the water regularly if I remember right?
You are all dollled up. Planning to keep things simple is such a good idea. (Coming from a mom of four ;-) )
lol I am 😂 Changing things up a little bit. But I’m still going to get down and dirty when all these bulbs come in!
I need Daffodil bulbs. is now the correct time to plant them?
Michael! What a pleasant surprise to “see” you here! Yes, definitely plant them this fall and they’ll come up next Spring and likely multiply yearly after that. Unlike tulips, daffodils will naturally grow more of themselves. 👍
@@TinysGarden where do I get the bulbs...
Great job and varieties that you've selected! I'd like to do this next year. Can you provide the dimensions for your raised beds?
Thank you! The raised beds are 4 feet x 7.5 feet! It’s worth a try. They’re beautiful cut flowers!
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Thank you, Bertha!
Great video! Cutting back is a wonderful idea. Momma of 3 beautiful children!
Smarter, not harder ☺️
Flower Hat sale starts 10/14 at 10am MDTV and he shows he’ll have Chamallow!
Excellent news! Thank you!
I don't do Tulips. They don't last for me in northcentral Indiana. The ranunculus and anemone were not good last year, but i believe it was me. I do well with daffodils. So, I put in 3800 more this year. They naturalized well for me. Your videos are appreciated. Stay well and remain positive.
Wow, Steve, 3800, that’s got to be BEAUTIFUL!
@TinysGarden I hope they will be, they finally in. I must confess to you, that number was an error. I ordered a 1000 and forgot that I had. Very mature country gentleman problem that, and then ordered 1800 daffodils and 500 allium. Dare not confess this to the granddaughters, they will think bady of me. You stay well and remain positive, you are doing lovely.
I was so excited to to purchase from the Flowerfarm in person at the annual “Silobration” in Waco! If you would have posted this yesterday… I would have purchased your favs for ya!!!! She had so many options! All color is beautiful so I’m sure your garden will look spectacular!
Oh, Dora! How wonderful! I went one year but she wasn’t there. I hope you had a great time. I bet it was super fun to meet her. She seems so warm. Excited for your picks!
Tulip mix is very pretty. Do you have to re-plant your landscape tulips each year? They don't come back?
I do…maybe a few come back, but it’s not the same show if I don’t replant. Last year I only planted about half as many as usual and the ones planted the year before had a sad show.
That “ hey girl” at the end cracked me up! Love your dahlias and the precious pics of your twins❤❤
Lol I love talking to my flowers...and my babies! :) Thank you!
wow , What a beautiful garden, I love the garden very much. Your garden looks great and can talk to you a bit about what you can advise.
Thank you!
I feel you so hard on this, several of my dahlias are just now starting to bloom! But I had about 30 tubers and that number rapidly went down to about 8. Rot and crown gal killed most of mine 😞I am going to try and store mind like Erin suggests in her all about dahlia's book.
I did that last year and had better luck, but still lost some of mine. I think that's the way to go though...I just need to figure out temperature!
My favorite video of yours! Wow, beautiful 2024 Dahlia haul amazing 🎉
Thank you! The ones that took off were very pretty! :)
@@TinysGarden you inspired me to go out of my comfort zone on new colors. the oranges you have are stunning, especially in combo with the American Beauty. I already found and waitlisted for most of the bulbs that you featured 😁
@@drhappyplants love this! Good for you! 😀
Last year I tried the peatmoss method which didn't workout for me. Too dry. This year I'm trying the saran wrap method. Bonny
Good luck, Bonny!
I'm trying this year (in Australia) storing pretty much separately in open cardboard cartons in the shed. Some totally uncovered & some with a very light sprinkling of shavings. So far, so good. Mind you, l only lifted the ones l was shifting so not so many to store. About another month until l plant them. Last year, l stored mine like yours....ie a few in one box, covered with heaps of shavings exactly like yours & l had the same problem. Some were OK, but some were rotted & damp like yours. I think that maybe they need more air flow, because if there is any residual dampness, it's going to spread through the shavings & then rot whatever is in there. The rest of mine l left in the ground. Most have survived in ground in previous years. I just found it so much ridiculous work lifting, cleaning & storing, especially since l have heaps of single bedding dahlias, which just keep on keeping on.
Thanks for sharing, Diane! I hope it works for you down in Austrailia! It was a pretty big bummer. So wild that I'm getting ready to take them out and you're getting ready to put them in! :)
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Thank you!
Love love love your dahlias! I stored my tuber in cedar shavings in a plastic zip gallon size bag. It stayed in my non heated sump pump room in my basement. Zone 5b-Chicago surburb. The other tubers overwintered outside and survived! 😊
How did the one in cedar shavings do! I think I'm going to try the same area in my house for next year...hope you had a great year, Jill! :)
@@TinysGarden Hi Steph! I've had a great year. I grew tomatoes, spaghetti squash, zucchini, green peppers, basil, snap peas, green beans (pill bugs haven't been playing nice with them) along with my lisianthus, dahlias and zinnias. I used cedar shavings (from Walmart) for two years and it has been successful both years. I'll be doing it again this year with my favorite tuber and maybe digging up some more from the other area. I can't believe how fantastically my favorite one did in the raised bed. It is still producing flowers like crazy. We've had a really nice year for crops and flowers this year in the burbs 🙂
@@jillrodriguez1111 I love to hear it! Good for you, Jill! 🎉
I don't have Bone meal. Can i use Biotone starter instead?
You could…I’ve used it before too, but the more I’ve planted them, the more I’ve seen that Bone Meal is recommended over anything else in my experience.
My second year with dahlias here in 9b SoCal. They survived weeks of 100+ temps. The stand outs were Thomas Edison. Cornel. Wizard of Oz. Kelvin Floodlight. Linda’s Baby. Arabian Night. I’m going to leave them in the raised bed with mulch and a tarp. I placed last years in zip lok bags with vermiculite. They shriveled up with no survivors. Hoping for better success this year. Great video. Your twins are precious.
Thank you, Monica, for sharing! I cannot even imagine how hot it was for you! Glad you had some great ones and get to leave them in the ground! 😀
All so beautiful. Some years I have success saving tubers, some I don't. Tried many different methods and for me each year is different. Good luck for this year and hope you can save your tubers.
Thank you, Ilene! 😀
I have done both peat moss and animal bedding (shavings). Both worked the same. I use cardboard box (large) and plastic totes - piece of loose cardboard on top - not plastic tight lid. Boxes are stored in basement utility area. I never get rot but have had a few shrivel. I have a portable dehumidifier in basement in connected room. Zone 7. I usually dry them stem down to stop water in stem from draining into tubers. Neighbor left hers in pot in basement in soil and that worked too. Yours did well this year. I've heard others mention it was a difficult year for dahlias. It was too hot in z7. I'm impressed w your lisianthus - stunning. Good job!
Thank you for sharing! Yes, I’ve heard it’s been a trying year for a lot of people, so I’m grateful to have had a decent year. ☺️
Oh, your Queens! Stunning! Wish I was there. The harvest is the most fun!
Certainly is! 😀
Hi Stef. Great pivot! Last year was my first attempt at storing tubers. My Amish neighbors told me to keep a lot of the dirt on the clump and place in a brown grocery bag and then place the bags in banana boxes. I stored them in my 1837 dirt floor basement. I put plastic under the boxes to keep excess moisture from wicking up in the boxes. I also put some clumps with the dirt last on them in plastic grocery bags and loosely tied them and then put those in paper bags inside boxes. They all did great. No need for vermiculite or shavings. The dirt left on them seems to insulate them. Who knows I could do the same method this year and have terrible results but I trust those sweet Amish ladies with beautiful gardens.
Oh I would too! I wish I had a basement that stayed a little cooler in the unfinished portion. So glad you’ve found a great method! Thanks for sharing, Valerie! 😀
Thanks for the update! Beautiful dahlias 💐 I’m wondering how much light your “good” dahlias bed gets vs the less good one? And on the less light bed, do you still get flowers?
I do still get blooms…I’ve just noticed the plants don’t get as big and don’t have as much production.
I love your smiley, cheery attitude. Good luck with the new channel.
Thank you, Diane! I appreciate your support! :)
Totally subscribing to your Thrifting channel. My 16 year old daughter love thrifting too!!
Woo hoo! Thank you, Cherie! I love that mini-Cherie is all about it too! :) Enjoy girls!
Yay! I'm here for fun hunting finds Sister! Subscribed! 😊
Woot woot! Yesss 🙌 Glad you’re coming along, sister! Thank you, Liz! 😃
Is it just me but I’m not looking forward to putting any bed to sleep!!! Pretty arrangements 🌻
I hear you...but at the same time, I'm excited for planning for the Spring with tulips, ranunculus, and anemones! :)
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Thank you, Bertha! 😃
I loved your video where you took us thrifting, so I definitely subscribed to your new channel. :)
Aw, yay! Wonderful ☺️ Thank you, Emily! So glad you’ll be joining! 👏😀👍
Your arrangements look amazing for Last of the Garden flowers. Dad and I made a Last of the Garden Salad for lunch. We will soon be missing our fresh produce. Exciting news....a new channel. Great Video again! The most beautiful of all.....Those Twinnies! My precious little Granddaugters!
It’s the end of the season…fitting it all in! My sweet twinnies love being outdoors…this time next year they’ll be planting tulip bulbs with me 🥰👯♀️❤️ Love you, mama!