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Thanks for your video Annette, good to see you have nice wether in the UK, we have had rain all day. Love these sweet Rockets and wall flowers.

My dames rocket did not do anything this year during winter sowing but luckily I still have some so I will try again. I don't think that I have seen wallflower seeds but will look.

I love wild sweet Rocket and so do the caterpillars 😂

Many thanks for all the information. Would you tell me where you buy the individual seed trays please. Thank you.

Dame’s Rocket grows wild here and is considered an invasive. It’s so lovely and I enjoy it every spring!! Take care 😊

As alway's a lovely inspiring video! My late father had a large garden and would grow a lot of wallflowers. I seem to remember him growing them from bare root plants, but he did grow an enormous variety of flowers and vegetables from seed. He really loved his garden. Unfortunately I only have a small garden, but do have a perennial wallflower 'Bowles Mauve' in a pot, which I purchased from a garden centre. 😊

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Your garden is really looking good. I hope all your everything comes up for you.

Good luck. I planted 75 last fall and 0 came up in spring. I was really bummed. Planted some the year before in spring and loved them. Still gonna try again

Anemones can be very aggressive especially Honorine Jobert. I have the pink ones and they seem to be slower to take off and stay more compact. I love them and so I put up with the fact that they need reining in every year. I end up passing the pieces of them that I dig up along to friends and neighbours.

❤hi Annette, I am wondering how is your tricyrtis doing?

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Hi Annette. Can you please tell me what kind of labels you use, and what you use to write with ? I have endless trouble with labels fading.

Beautiful garden and hope you get anemones popping up in late autumn.

Amazing dahlia collection. Loved this video 🌻

He most certainly is wonderful 😀

Sorry you had to contend with the rain, but I bet you're feeling pretty happy having them all planted out. I think you may have a wider variety of anemones available to you in the UK, and I'm especially looking forward to seeing the fluffy white double with the olive green center in bloom (hint, hint, you'll need to take us on a tour)!

Thanks for your video again Annette, hope you have better luck with your Farmer Gracy anemoon corms then I have had with their ranonkelus corms. From 60 corms I only have had 1 flower. And a lot of their dahlia tubers are mis labeled and notwhat I had ordered. Kind regards Joke from The Netherlands.

Super keen hubby , mine complains the whole time then rushes back in the house to watch the football. Another great video. Thank you 🌻

Great video, love your enthusiasm and sense of humour. I’m working my way through your videos. I’ve just retired after working for 50 years so got all the time in the world now. 🌻

Great video, again. Love the Anemones, definitely trying to buy some! Thank you 😊

We may get a little bit of rain! So it’s your fault we’ve got all this wet weather 😂 It’s never stopped for days here in Durham 🌻☔️🌻☔️

Loving that penstemon. Loving your videos - furiously taking notes for jobs in our NZ summer in December. My honesty was sown in pots in early autumn and I was wondering if they'd survive if I planted them out now with -1 to -4C frosts (they're around 8" tall) ❤

Love it thank you!! Another idea to try for seasonal colour ❤

I tried for the first time this year to grow anemones in pots in my balcony. I planted in spring 3 pots with 3 different Mistral anemones and two pots with the Sylphide ones. All pots filled with the leaves of the sprouted anemones but I got no blooms!! Nothing from the Sylphides and only one bloom from one of the Mistrals. They keep producing leaves but no blooms. Do you have any ideas what I might have done wrong? Before I knew this would happen and because I only discovered FG recently, I already bought and preordered lots more of the Mistral anemones from them. My previous anemones were not from them. I would really like to be more successful with these new corms, so I'd appreciate your input greatly!!!

Great video Annette. Loved the way you describe the anemones and also where and why you are planting them in various locations in your garden. I have tried to grow anemones several times but haven't been very successful with them. I actually managed to grow 8 this year. I have left them in the ground after they finished flowering, so hopefully they will come back next year. If they do then I may buy some more, but I won't if there is no sign of them. I was debating whether to lift my Ranunculus or leave them in the ground this year. They are in a raised bed with some of my peonies. What would you do? Happy gardening 🙂 x

Great video, love your planting passion 🌻🌺

My Anemones from FG have come back every year so far

Thank you, nice idea. Can I do the same with ranunculus? Plant it now?

Enjoyed it and as always was fun😊

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I have several Litchfield Angel roses in my garden, and my roses are 6foot plus high, so blooms that flop don't matter. It is an extremely vigorous rose when it's established, so give a couple of years and you will be amazed by it. I always say if it had a perfume it would be my favourite rose ( but that is still Gertrude Jekyll). Well done Annette 😊

Thank you!

Salvia Caradonna is so easy. June 1st I broke off a stem, only pulled off the leaves that were going underground. Shoved it in the ground and watered it for 3 days and then 2 times a week. 5 weeks later it has growth coming up from the ground. Zone 6A. The stem was pretty tender, not woody at all.

So much appreciate your in depth descriptions and closeups ❤ from NZ

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I am new to your videos. Enjoying them very much. I am curious about the name. I googled it and it said cooked greens. Is there another meaning? Thank you.

Foxgloves are so cottage garden and romantic. Love the pink gin ones. Should look lovely in your garden💐

love foxgloves. thank you for sharing all those varieties. I am growing alba and apricot this year. I always get lots of self seeders in my garden- with a lovely tange of colour too, from dotted white to pinks to purple/pink. They alwys cheer the garden in late spring- love them. I thought I might buy some seeds of candy mountain. Have you ever grown those? Happy gardening 🙂 x

If the tree is leafing out it has some vigor. Not sure why you assume it's dying. Plants sometimes take time to recover, sometimes a year or two. They sometimes go in to shock and we need patience. Vicki

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Just so lovely!! I certainly hope I can find Pride and Prejudice here in the US . Thanks for the beautiful tour ❤❤

I just paused your video, ran out in the summer rain and sprinkled my foxglove seeds all throughout my garden. I will save some to winter sow for next year. My foxgloves never repeat flower so I just let them go to seed. Some of the stalks I cut back to rebloom just dried up and died. I must be buying the wrong ones.

Hi Annette, The garden's looking just so lovely. I had to wait a long time before we got to Harlow Carr. I knew you had it and I wanted to see how it was doing. I've got one that's not as old as yours and not really found it's feet yet. It's interesting because it doesn't seem to be very popular but you and I like it. I've got two Mme Alfred Carriers and they've done so well this year and are repeating now and will do thoughout the summer and late into the Autumn. You can check it out on my Channel if you're interested. I love your videos. Cheers! P.

Apart from singing from the same song sheet on many things, in partcular we agree on Blush Noisette, Ghislaine de Felegonde and Alhoa. In my garden - on RUclips - you'll see my Blush Noisette is just never out of flower, nor is my Mme. Alfred Carriere. Cheers! P.

Great selection of foxgloves, they are the bees knees.

Dear Annette, I study English and I love roses. Your channel and your narration are so delightful! Thank you ❤

So beautiful ❤

My Sutton's Apricot foxgloves are just going over. Really strong stems and a gorgeous apricot pink. Wish I had gotten more seed of that variety this Spring, but I did sow and plant out Apricot Beauty. I love that the bunnies leave them alone, too!