Winter Sowing Reveal & Perennial Unboxing! Urban Cut Flower Farm - Sunshine and Flora

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  • Опубликовано: 7 июн 2023
  • In this video I open my winter sowing milk jugs to reveal how they grew over the winter and spring. There was only one failure! Then I do a perennial unboxing for a new cut flower cottage garden area!
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Комментарии • 25

  • @kenbrown438
    @kenbrown438 5 месяцев назад +1

    I tried to subscribe , but , RUclips says I have too many subscriptions !!!! Keep making gardening videos and I'll keep watching !!!! Thank you very much !!!!

    • @SunshineFlora
      @SunshineFlora  5 месяцев назад +1

      Oh strange! Thanks for watching

  • @Beautydev23
    @Beautydev23 Год назад

    Beautiful flowers

  • @rebeccazody1278
    @rebeccazody1278 Год назад

    You had good WS results. Excited for you planting the new perennial plants into your new cottage garden. Great video

  • @eyrerosecottage1970
    @eyrerosecottage1970 Год назад +5

    I think the bleeding heart is yellow because it is entering its summer dormancy. All of mine turn yellow after blooming in spring.

  • @ambethk77
    @ambethk77 Год назад +2

    I do a lot of winter sowing and I find that I have the best success when I keep an eye on them and plant them out at two sets of true leaves. It's possible that you had a few more seedlings, but they died after being confined to the jug too long. Just something to keep in mind for next time! I know you have a lot on your plate and this was probably way down your priority list. 😂

  • @carlac.6086
    @carlac.6086 Год назад +1

    I love 😊 the fact that you plant your young plants. I watch garden and flower garden shows, and they go through the process but don't plant them in their gardens. It's sad and disappointing.

  • @wildbirdfarm
    @wildbirdfarm Год назад

    Great video. Perennials for the win!!

  • @judymckerrow6720
    @judymckerrow6720 Год назад

    Thanks Christina 🌸💚🙃

  • @user-di2lm3kp6w
    @user-di2lm3kp6w Год назад

    Thanks for letting us know where you got the plants! They have a super fab selection!🌻

  • @jennduncan4773
    @jennduncan4773 Год назад

    You’re an inspiration how determined and quickly you’re growing your business! Did I miss how the peony roots survived the crates over the winter?

    • @SunshineFlora
      @SunshineFlora  Год назад

      Thanks! Some survived. Some didn’t. I will be planting them in a new garden area very soon when it’s ready!

  • @lorrainecourtney4589
    @lorrainecourtney4589 Год назад

    Loved to watch your winter sowing results😁 Had to laugh at the few that had 1 seedling 😄😉

  • @michaelhornyak7506
    @michaelhornyak7506 Год назад

    Hi Christine
    Loved seeing your plants I had petunia , snapdragon, violas, problems in my grow room. I'm like you I think I may have over watered. I had a lot of violas that came up on their own so I made a 7x1.5 foot bed. Next project is sunflowers. Have to make transplants so the chipmunks don't eat the little seed lings. I grew 6 seed Dalahs they growing like weeds. Have a ton of petunias in a 18 in pot that self sown guess I'll trans plat them give them to my neighbors😅😅😅. You inspire me.

  • @YanickaQuilt
    @YanickaQuilt Год назад

    It's the first time I am unhappy that we get our milk in bags 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @deidralewandowski2659
    @deidralewandowski2659 Год назад

    curious to know if you have tried to start the daisies shasta in seed form. plants are expensive and seeds are difficult, wondering about anyone's experience with shasta daisy?

    • @SunshineFlora
      @SunshineFlora  Год назад

      Yes - I grew both Shasta Daisy and echinacea from seed this winter and just planted them out! They are easy