Hi Nicole, i'm from Vietnam, far far away from you, but i just want u to know that i love your voice, your sense of humor, your energy... i love the imperfection beuty of your flower farm and each day when i get lazy for doing the gardening in a hot day (over 40 Celsius) i just keep reminding myself that Nicole can managed her huge farm alone so why i am not. And thanks for keep updating the RUclips video in these quarantine days. Love.
Nicole I loved this video. The beautiful butterflies and the hummingbird moth gave me so much joy! You wild flower field is a dream ❤ thank you for sharing! Lots of love and best wishes for you!
Thanks for this relaxing video. I needed it today and it calmed me from the crying I’ve been doing after losing a friend. You don’t know how much it helped!
I have not seen a hummingbird moth here in my yard in years, thankfully I had a few hummers All summer....🙏🙏❤️🌿🌻 i’m going to cry when they have to fly home for the winter. They are my solace, and bring me such peace..........
WHEN YOU WERE CLAPPING YOUR HANDS FOR THE DEER TO LEAVE THEY WERE PROBABLY DANCING AND HAPPY AS EVER AS IF YOU WERE CHEERING 📣 THEM ON TO EAT YOUR COSMOS❤😂😂
Nicole the butterflies & especially that hummingbird moth would make any entomologist drool. Especially watching the mechanics of the way its wings flutter. Also schools & universities may keep butterfly stats & would love the info. Do you ever send this type of info to govt/state databases? I’ve been involved in a 5 year Butterfly Atlas in eastern Canada. So love your swallowtail & monarchs!
Thank you for sharing the beauty of the wildflower garden and all its little community members! Finding joy in the simple things is so important thanks for the reminder.
Beautiful. It has taken us 3 years to establish a wildflower area on a hill behind our house. We’ve had to spray and kill grass over and over and go out and pick out weeds to give the wildflowers a chance to thrive. It worked and now it’s beautiful.
So wonderful- thanks for sharing. Often I am multitasking when watching RUclips videos but for this I put down my phone and just enjoyed. Thanks again.
Hi Nicole, My name is Iva and I am from a tiny country in Eastern Europe - Bulgaria. Just wanted to say that I have been watching your videos religiously in the past few months and that everything you do is amazing - in this video the footage of the field and butterflies is so calming and just beautiful... Your hard work is so inspiring. I am a person who has always struggled in keeping flowers alive but I am trying to grow more in my backyard and..you are great help! Thank you!
So amazing to see the creativity of others! I love how you incorporate such an incredible variety of beauty! You're such an inspiring individual ...thank you so much for that! 🥰💐🌸🌼🎍🌷🎍🌹🏵️🌻
I needed this so much today. Thank you for this moment of peace. We are in lockdown again because my little boy is medically fragile and covid is looming close. This was such a delightful distraction. Thank you ♥️♥️
Lovely. I'm going to look into getting a local wildflower mix, for my area, next year. I'm tired of fighting the weeds, so I've decided to go with the flow and "hide" them with a wildflower mix. 😆😍
Hi Nicole, We use the black reusable Deer Stopper tape attached to posts that surround our gardens. The deer don’t come within 5 feet of the tape. In winter we soak the tape in a sealed container of the Deer Stopper liquid , ready to reuse in the spring/ summer.
Hey Nicole! You have experienced what it is like to grow flowers in the typical Willamette Valley Oregon climate. We have a historic drought this summer, but normally get rain. I'm glad your flowers have flourished. 🥰
So lovely it brought tears to my eyes! Thank you for taking the time to share. We live on a small hobby farm in your same zone and I thought about doing this around our orchard area. I will definitely be sowing these beauties next year!
What a amazing project, we never know what " Mother Nature" has in store year after year....l use to grow the massive Russian Sunflowers, and the squirrels ate them...l was so disappointed, my grandmother said a farmer always plant some for them and yourself... it's nature's way! Thanks again for sharing your beautiful field's....
This is beautiful!!!! I have a small wildflower/cut flower garden and I put some chairs in the area and had my kids and dogs take pics lol None were happy. I love seeing all of the bees, butterflies and dragonflies just hovering around 😍
I manage to keep the deer out of my early blooms by feeding supplement food on the other side of the property. It’s a deal I made with them but hey it worked
It looks so nice! Too bad about the cosmos. Mine were fantastic and huge all summer and still going. I got the idea of a wildflower garden from you so thank you.
Greetings from our California Garden! ~ Your farm is glorious as are your flowers. An idea... if you don't mind mind us sharing... is to plant a PermaKultur border as your deer perimeter. It would provide natural options without wire fencing, allow feeding only on the exterior simultaneously protecting the inside. It can be drought tolerant to your area and low to no maintenance once matured. It might also provide a noise, dust, privacy filter to the roadway. Besides it would be Botanically Beautiful! ~ Thank you for your cheerful vibrant videos!
Keep the milkweed plants! They are necessary if you want monarch butterflies to stay around. Somewhere on the internet is info on how certain varieties of milkweed are necessary to monarchs, and that one should plant local varieties, not import or seed non-local varieties of milkweed since not all of them are beneficial. Otherwise you have a nice variety of colorful wild flowers. Let it re-seed itself every year. (Well, maybe not too much goldenrod or ragweed; they're a disaster for allergy sufferers.) You have a lovely wildflower patch, so I hope you keep it up. Hummingbird moths are really interesting. I didn't know they even existed until one year a couple of decades ago when I had hanging pots on the porch with tons of impatiens in them (impatiens don't stink and they keep blooming until frost kills them; their seed pods actually produce a popping sound when they burst). As I was watering, a hummingbird moth unexpectedly came up to the plants next to me, uncurled that looooong "mouth" and started feeding. It even had iridescent colors like our local hummingbirds (but no way to confuse the two; my mother had a hummingbird feeder outside her kitchen window so I know what the local hummingbirds look like). So I called the local wildlife station and asked if there was such a thing as hummingbird moths, and there are. Unfortunately, some kind of stinky mold (or whatever) took up camp in the soil of my hanging pots (that I'd filled with store-bought potting soil), I'm allergic, so dumped them out and never used hanging plants again. Yeah, having pollen allergies to most outdoor plants and trees is a real nuisance..., but I still love looking at flowers and other nature shows (except legless crawling reptiles which terrify me). Birds, butterflies, assorted wild mammalian species are gorgeous and fascinating!
You should try doing a field that is layered sort of like those rice fields in Asia, very helpful in reducing run off and erosion and it also replenishes aquifers.
The wildflower patch is gorgeous! I ordered 2 lbs. Of wildflower seed for a 4,000 sq. ft. area on my front yard but we just didnt get it rolled & planted this year. But I have had soooooooo many butterflies & things in the garden this hear. I stopped spraying a couple years ago & its gotten better every year! I feel like I'm walking into a butterfly garden when I go to the garden! I saw my first hummingbird moth & my first hummingbird the other day, also! I've also been having the most beautiful yellow & black bird visit my sunflowers (that im letting go to seed for them) My son and I are currently raising 3 monarch butterflies & a black swallowtail ] 👏
Hopefully yr not raising them inside. The studies show that messes up their location. As they are pupating they r absorbing sounds around them outside and the moon and sun tell them where they are.
Hi Nicole, i'm from Vietnam, far far away from you, but i just want u to know that i love your voice, your sense of humor, your energy... i love the imperfection beuty of your flower farm and each day when i get lazy for doing the gardening in a hot day (over 40 Celsius) i just keep reminding myself that Nicole can managed her huge farm alone so why i am not. And thanks for keep updating the RUclips video in these quarantine days. Love.
Thank you so much!!
@@FlowerHillFarm 🌹🥀🌺🌻🌼🌷🌸💮💐
The deer really appreciated the applause.
BEE-U-TIFUL Butterflies and flowers! :)
Nicole I loved this video. The beautiful butterflies and the hummingbird moth gave me so much joy!
You wild flower field is a dream ❤ thank you for sharing! Lots of love and best wishes for you!
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Nicole, your multitalentedness is mind boggling, you make it look like play and joy which gives me intense joy.
Thanks for this relaxing video. I needed it today and it calmed me from the crying I’ve been doing after losing a friend. You don’t know how much it helped!
❤
Sending you peace and comfort ❤
I'm so sorry. I am glad to have helped even if just a little bit.
I'm so sorry for your loss,
Also so sorry for your loss 💕🙏🏼
Thank you for the peaceful shots of all the butterflies and moths it's just what I needed!
You should be proud, you have created paradise. Love your enthusiasm and the music you play.
I have not seen a hummingbird moth here in my yard in years, thankfully I had a few hummers All summer....🙏🙏❤️🌿🌻 i’m going to cry when they have to fly home for the winter. They are my solace, and bring me such peace..........
The SwallowTail butterflies really enjoyed the flowers
WHEN YOU WERE CLAPPING YOUR HANDS FOR THE DEER TO LEAVE THEY WERE PROBABLY DANCING AND HAPPY AS EVER AS IF YOU WERE CHEERING 📣 THEM ON TO EAT YOUR COSMOS❤😂😂
Goldenrod is solidago and makes a great cut. You can even dye it!
Yes! I’ve been using it for a few weeks. It bloomed early this year!
Simply gorgeous 😍 have I said that I love your background music?
Nicole the butterflies & especially that hummingbird moth would make any entomologist drool. Especially watching the mechanics of the way its wings flutter. Also schools & universities may keep butterfly stats & would love the info. Do you ever send this type of info to govt/state databases?
I’ve been involved in a 5 year Butterfly Atlas in eastern Canada. So love your swallowtail & monarchs!
So beautiful and peaceful!
Stunning and sweet - just like you :) Thank you
So beautiful 🌸🌼🌷🦋 thank you
Omg I have that same shirt !!! 😍😍😍
Love your pollinator garden!
Butterflies make my heart so happy! I love seeing them in the garden! And those hummingbird moths...love them too, they're so adorable!🦋💗
All your passion and energy so well spent! Creative juice runs through your veins! Land well tended! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻☺️☺️☺️💪
What a way to start the day - Thank you!
Your garden is incredible 😍
Amazing beautiful ☀️🌸 🦋
This is just so lovely! 🌸🦋
Gorgeous 😍 picture perfect.
Just to let you know, this looks AMAZING!! 😳❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing the beauty of the wildflower garden and all its little community members! Finding joy in the simple things is so important thanks for the reminder.
Beautiful. It has taken us 3 years to establish a wildflower area on a hill behind our house. We’ve had to spray and kill grass over and over and go out and pick out weeds to give the wildflowers a chance to thrive. It worked and now it’s beautiful.
The footage of the butterflies is gorgeous!
Thanks for sharing the peaceful moment of sheer beauty! Have a great day!
thankyou so very much, Nicole
Hey Sweet Pea. So great to see the insects from the other side of the world. Lots of love 🥰
Ahhhh Maaaazzzing!
Your channel makes me smile the most!
Just gorgeous!
Spectacular Nicole! WOWSER!
Your garden looks so inviting and peaceful! 🍃💚
GORGEOUS!💐💐💐
Nice to see something so peaceful on social media. Thanks ☺️
Very pretty! 💜💜💜💜
Love what you've done for your pollinator pals! What a glorious offering. Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you, Nicole!
Beautiful I wish people will do the same. Congratulations
Stunning
You and your flowers put a smile on my face 😻 .. oh and thanks for the wildlife shots. 🤍
My favorite video of the year!! Thanks for sharing the beauty!
So wonderful- thanks for sharing. Often I am multitasking when watching RUclips videos but for this I put down my phone and just enjoyed. Thanks again.
Thank you. It brought tears to my eyes.
So beautiful 😍 I love to watch butterflies 🦋 💕
It turned out amazing! So pretty. I've had so many bees, butterflies, and a few hummers too, so cool.
So beautiful!!
You bring so much of happiness, I cannot even tell you!♥️ Subscribed
Hello from Destin Fl. Love your channel!,hoping you did not get damage from storm & rain . 😱😘😎
Hi Nicole, My name is Iva and I am from a tiny country in Eastern Europe - Bulgaria. Just wanted to say that I have been watching your videos religiously in the past few months and that everything you do is amazing - in this video the footage of the field and butterflies is so calming and just beautiful... Your hard work is so inspiring. I am a person who has always struggled in keeping flowers alive but I am trying to grow more in my backyard and..you are great help! Thank you!
So beautiful I love it 😍 ❤️❤️🥰🥰
So beautiful🧡🧡🧡
So amazing to see the creativity of others! I love how you incorporate such an incredible variety of beauty! You're such an inspiring individual ...thank you so much for that! 🥰💐🌸🌼🎍🌷🎍🌹🏵️🌻
I needed this so much today. Thank you for this moment of peace. We are in lockdown again because my little boy is medically fragile and covid is looming close. This was such a delightful distraction. Thank you ♥️♥️
Lovely. I'm going to look into getting a local wildflower mix, for my area, next year. I'm tired of fighting the weeds, so I've decided to go with the flow and "hide" them with a wildflower mix. 😆😍
BEAUTIFUL! SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL!!!
So beautiful
Hi Nicole,
We use the black reusable Deer Stopper tape attached to posts that surround our gardens. The deer don’t come within 5 feet of the tape. In winter we soak the tape in a sealed container of the Deer Stopper liquid , ready to reuse in the spring/ summer.
I wouldn’t mind an entire yard like this it is gorgeous❤️🌈❤️
Hey Nicole! You have experienced what it is like to grow flowers in the typical Willamette Valley Oregon climate. We have a historic drought this summer, but normally get rain. I'm glad your flowers have flourished. 🥰
So lovely it brought tears to my eyes! Thank you for taking the time to share. We live on a small hobby farm in your same zone and I thought about doing this around our orchard area. I will definitely be sowing these beauties next year!
It’s beautiful
This is awesome, im going to do this soon 😊
Beautiful 🦋🌼🌸
so pretty, love it as much as the butterflies and bees, thanks for sharing
What a amazing project, we never know what " Mother Nature" has in store year after year....l use to grow the massive Russian Sunflowers, and the squirrels ate them...l was so disappointed, my grandmother said a farmer always plant some for them and yourself... it's nature's way! Thanks again for sharing your beautiful field's....
Absolutely beautiful!! Thanks for the update 😊 I remember when you sowed the field, & I’ve been curious as to the results!
I could watch that all day!!
Thanks Doll ❤
You are so welcome
For believers - all of this amazing beauty and wonderful natural systems is AFTER sin ruined the world! Imagine Eden BEFORE sin! Wow!
And imagine heaven to come!
@@cynthiafisher9907 see you there!
Oh to be "...lost in the moment of a pollinator field."😊
Nicole, the field is SO beautiful!!
I loved that so so so much! Thank you Nicole!
This is beautiful!!!! I have a small wildflower/cut flower garden and I put some chairs in the area and had my kids and dogs take pics lol None were happy. I love seeing all of the bees, butterflies and dragonflies just hovering around 😍
I manage to keep the deer out of my early blooms by feeding supplement food on the other side of the property. It’s a deal I made with them but hey it worked
It looks so nice! Too bad about the cosmos. Mine were fantastic and huge all summer and still going. I got the idea of a wildflower garden from you so thank you.
wow, how amazing!! wish we had more rain. much love from israel
Turned out beautiful! God bless
Wildflowers 🤩
Simply beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Gorgeous, thanks for sharing!!
Greetings from our California Garden! ~ Your farm is glorious as are your flowers. An idea... if you don't mind mind us sharing... is to plant a PermaKultur border as your deer perimeter. It would provide natural options without wire fencing, allow feeding only on the exterior simultaneously protecting the inside. It can be drought tolerant to your area and low to no maintenance once matured. It might also provide a noise, dust, privacy filter to the roadway. Besides it would be Botanically Beautiful! ~ Thank you for your cheerful vibrant videos!
Very nice.
Just beautiful! Great job! XO
I absolutely loved this. Wishing you and yours the best day ever.
Hi from India
The best feeling whenever you upload your video lots of love 💗
Beautiful
beautiful flower field.
BEAUTIFUL! 🌼 🦋 THANK YOU ❤ Linda in Vancouver 🇨🇦
Love it, love it, love it! :)
So pretty!!
Keep the milkweed plants! They are necessary if you want monarch butterflies to stay around. Somewhere on the internet is info on how certain varieties of milkweed are necessary to monarchs, and that one should plant local varieties, not import or seed non-local varieties of milkweed since not all of them are beneficial. Otherwise you have a nice variety of colorful wild flowers. Let it re-seed itself every year. (Well, maybe not too much goldenrod or ragweed; they're a disaster for allergy sufferers.) You have a lovely wildflower patch, so I hope you keep it up.
Hummingbird moths are really interesting. I didn't know they even existed until one year a couple of decades ago when I had hanging pots on the porch with tons of impatiens in them (impatiens don't stink and they keep blooming until frost kills them; their seed pods actually produce a popping sound when they burst). As I was watering, a hummingbird moth unexpectedly came up to the plants next to me, uncurled that looooong "mouth" and started feeding. It even had iridescent colors like our local hummingbirds (but no way to confuse the two; my mother had a hummingbird feeder outside her kitchen window so I know what the local hummingbirds look like). So I called the local wildlife station and asked if there was such a thing as hummingbird moths, and there are.
Unfortunately, some kind of stinky mold (or whatever) took up camp in the soil of my hanging pots (that I'd filled with store-bought potting soil), I'm allergic, so dumped them out and never used hanging plants again. Yeah, having pollen allergies to most outdoor plants and trees is a real nuisance..., but I still love looking at flowers and other nature shows (except legless crawling reptiles which terrify me). Birds, butterflies, assorted wild mammalian species are gorgeous and fascinating!
Fab video, well done 👍 - inspiring us to do better. 👏👏👏👏👏
The video was twice as good when you stopped talking. 😉🤭😀
Joking. 😅😂🤣
You garden looks AMAZING.Where did you get the seed mix?
Beautiful!!!
You should try doing a field that is layered sort of like those rice fields in Asia, very helpful in reducing run off and erosion and it also replenishes aquifers.
Anyone else know they can hit "Like" before even watching? 😄
Set up a motion activated sprinkler. I have had goof luck with them .
The wildflower patch is gorgeous! I ordered 2 lbs. Of wildflower seed for a 4,000 sq. ft. area on my front yard but we just didnt get it rolled & planted this year. But I have had soooooooo many butterflies & things in the garden this hear. I stopped spraying a couple years ago & its gotten better every year! I feel like I'm walking into a butterfly garden when I go to the garden! I saw my first hummingbird moth & my first hummingbird the other day, also! I've also been having the most beautiful yellow & black bird visit my sunflowers (that im letting go to seed for them) My son and I are currently raising 3 monarch butterflies & a black swallowtail ] 👏
Hopefully yr not raising them inside. The studies show that messes up their location. As they are pupating they r absorbing sounds around them outside and the moon and sun tell them where they are.
@@lavendercrowl5695 Interesting. Didn't know that! Maybe I need to find a protected location outside to put them then!