Revisit the small cutting Cottage Garden, make a gathering basket and plant seedlings
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Although the Basket Cutting Garden is not producing many blooms yet, we need to tidy it and thin out the abundant foliage to make room for the seedlings we'll plant today.
You'll need a gathering basket in a few weeks to collect your abundant flowers; so today, I'll show you a very simple, old-time version of a hands-free gathering basket you can make using any old basket and a walking cane. Correction on the name of the Petunia with the heart shape, it is a "Heartbeat" Petunia.
Beautiful property, Tessie. Thank you for sharing with us, a breath of fresh air. 😊
Thankyou. My name is Jeri
Hello again Jeri nice to hear your lovely beautiful garden. So peaceful perfect medicine to our soul heart 💕🌸🦋🌺. Thank you so much again for your gorgeous channel.God bless and peace grace to all of us 🌱🌲🌲🌲🌱🦋🦋🦋🦋.
Jeri, our bird dog loves your channel. Everytime the rooster crows he gets very perked up. See you have fans of many kinds.😄
There are a few interested cats as well....
Quite the fancy digging/planting tool (spoon) u have there. LOL.
Awesome!!! So fun
Que hermosas flores 🍀🍀🍀
Love your gathering baskets on sticks. What a cute old-timey idea. I also love your use of the spoon for transplanting. I use regular old forks the same way. I get a lot of hosta seedling volunteers in between flagstones on the north side of my house. When I see a seedling , I'll use my fork to pull it up and replant it somewhere else or pot it up and share.
Kyra, I normally use a fork in the walkway, much easier with the pointy tips, but all I had in my pocket was the spoon. Maybe I should be looking closely for Hosta Babies.I don't think I've ever noticed any, but have lots of Hosta, hmmm.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Oh i like the spoon too! Such a handy little implement when a regular shovel just won't do!
I would so love to meet the extradamery Jeri Landers and visit Hop Along Hollow. I had hoped in October but I believe JC Campbell has been cancelled. I just today watched Pipitys Dollhouse don’t know how I missed it earlier. I know there can’t be one everyday so repeatedly watch others. You are a blessing during this crazy time but I believe all will be well again. Best, Carolyn
John C Campbell has not been cancelled as far as I know, they just cashed my booth fee check. See you there!
One you tube site had a sunflower farm with thousands of different types of sunflowers and he had to cover them because the birds came by the hundreds to devour. them. He was generous and left several rows for them to enjoy......sooo pretty.
I met this lil lady in Florida and her daughters who made very beautiful baskets! And her grandma made lovely quilts!!
I love baskets too. I like to buy the most unique and beautiful ones when I find them at the goodwill.
Rocio, there's a reason baskets are so popular, so many uses!
Love the basket stave idea. As always, such a lovely garden. I am particular about what I watch on a Sunday and yours are videos I love to watch, making it a lovely restful day. Chilling and powering up for the week ahead. Thank you.
Thankyou for that! Those cloches are working so very well for me, and they look charming in the garden.
You’re bouquet is simply GORGEOUS!!!
Thanks Nikki, That weeks bouquet was really pretty, it had my favorite flowers!
I really enjoy your videos. You make everything look so easy. I love my gardening. My mamaw loved her gardens, both flower and vegetable. She taught me so much. I miss her but know I'll see her someday in heaven.
So peaceful to watch. Love how you mend your garden, patch things up, and provided us an update on your basket garden! Cant wait to see the summer blooms!
Ash, Many blooms have arrived a bit early, Sunflowers and yellow things are already opening; I do wish they would hold off for a bit longer, but we can't tell the garden what to do, they just do what they want!
Beautiful
I love foxglove. One of my favorites. Love the hands free baskets. Thanks for sharing!
It looks like I'll have millions of seeds this year!
Hallo jeri... Warm regard from Borneo Island indonesia
And my Regards to you from the US
Lots of information on your seedlings and flowers thank you, see you soon
your gardens really waking up now foxgloves just love them , great basket idea for carrying flowers and plants wicker baskets and hedging cries out cottage to me.
Mandy, it's like I woke up one morning and everything had grown 2 ft. Cottage is my favorite look.
You could use a broken umbrella for the stick. Just take the umbrella off the stick. It already has a nice pointy end to stick into the ground!
Excellent idea Marcy!
Great idea with the hands free baskets. The gardens are looking fabulous and lush. We're just getting growing up north. Take care - Marcie
Marcie, You have so much to look forward to. Ours are coming and going in the blink of an eye.
Oh my goodness, those heart petunias are wonderful!!! This is another great post from you dear Jeri. Have a lovely Sunday and a great week ~ FlowerLady
Lorraine, so happy to see you here on youtube; I don't blog much anymore. I fell for that sweet Petunia when I saw the hearts on the petals. I purchased another 6 that were pure black with velvety petals and sky blue stamens
It looks amazing Jeri! I love your videos & charming style. You have been a great inspiration for me. I can’t believe how much further ahead your flowers are than mine here in The PNW. But I’ll get there soon enough😉 Can’t wait to see your next video. Thanks so much for sharing your lovely garden, gifts and talents with us.💗
Trish, I am rather surprised myself at how quickly the garden has intensified. I'm just hoping the summer flowers will do as well as these Spring bloomers. Glad to inspire you!
So much beauty Jeri! Those baskets are so cute and convenient while harvesting! Enjoy your weekend!
Thanks Lady, You too! And make yourself a huge gathering basket, you will need one in your productive garden.
Thanks Jeri, very informative.
Gorgeous bouquet! . I've seen baskets like that before, an old idea from Europe. I find the soil beds the best for seed starters too, something I learned from my grandmother.
I'm tempted to never again use seed trays or soil blocks; this way of starting seed has been so easy, and the plants much healthier. Your Grandmother knew that..
Good Morning Jeri
I just love those hands free baskets you made. I have never seen them before but what a great idea. Love your cutting gardens. You really have quite a few flowers growing already* I like snap dragons also* you sure will have a lot growing. Can't wait to see your garden when all your flowers are in
enjoy your day
deezie
Hi Deezie, I really am surprised at how many cutting flowers I've already gotten, we've only just begun the season!
As a basket lover myself
I never thought of transforming one as a hands free one... what a brilliant idea and thank you for sharing how you made yours. I also learned a lot from you on how your growing your seedlings and what's a successful method.
Jamie, the hands free baskets really come in handy. Planting seed in the big tubs has really increased my volume of plants, I'll use this method from now on.
What a great idea. I have walking sticks I don’t know what to do with. Thank you for the inspiration.
We had 4 walking sticks, never used them; this turned out to be a good re-purpose.
Hello, there, Jeri. Oh the flowers look good. And everything will look even more amazing next month when that basket garden blooms. Love to watch your videos. I have several baskets that I knew I could do something special with them, and here it is. Thanks for the inspiration. So beautiful. Blessings, Bertha in TEXAS.
Hey Bertha, I thought you may want to put this idea to use in your garden... glad you have excess baskets like me!
Love the hands free basket😊
My mind is racing...your gardens are beautiful! I love the sounds of your animals in the background!! So peaceful!
Thanks Pam, I was kinda hoping that rooster would just HUSH for a few minutes...
Your favorite standing basket was my favorite also, it's beautiful! I don't think I've ever seen pink yarrow, that's new to me. Beautiful garden tour, thank you Jeri. ;)
I snapped up that pink yarrow from the garden show!
Love the basket idea! I’ll have to try that.
Jenny, It's pretty easy to do. The hardest part would be finding a walking cane...
Lovely video. Your flowers are gorgeous. Love the basket idea. Snapdragons are a beautiful flower.
Snaps make such a beautiful bouquet and a beautiful border.
Love to see you working in the garden and just exactly how you dig up those tiny seedlings when they’re growing all together like that....and with a spoon! It’s amazing how simple growing seeds really is. We complicate the process with all the “must-do’s” and yes maybe at times there is a best practice that promotes success but God created all living things to want to grow and thrive. I am amazed at all the little volunteers I get every spring. I really don’t need to buy tomato plants, i get so many of them coming up from previous years seeds I’ve got to discard a bunch. Do you give much thought to whether your volunteers are from a hybrid or an open pollinated variety? You’re beds are so full and beautiful, do you tend to plant annuals closer than suggested? I think my beds looks so sparse this time of year but I know things do fill out quite a lot. Just love your peaceful way of gardening and going with the flow of nature. I had to laugh, at one point during your video when the geese were honking in the back group the caption said “laughter”. Maybe they were really laughing! All your little critters do sound so happy. What a lovely garden you’ve grown. A lifetime of beautiful work you are bearing the fruit of Jeri!
Theresa, you are so right, it doesn't need to be complicated with seed starting, just ask a weed! I hate tossing out volunteers, but I have SO many of certain plants, I just wish I had a new gardener to give them to. I don't give much thought to whether to whom the volunteers came from, if I need zinnias or primrose, I just use them. I've learned with some plants NOT to put them too close, I really had to thin out the poppies and larkspur because they were not growing tall enough. But other plants I just squish together, if I need to separate them later I can. WOW, I did not know you could get captions on my video! That's good news... and yes, I am sure the critters were laughing!
Hi from North Carolina thanks you make such lovely videos🍯🐝❤
Wonderful information thank you Jeri
I look at your foxgloves and get sad I can't. Make. Them happy in my garden
Don't give up. Try a shady moist area, mine don't like full sun.
Great idea
Your cutting gardens are coming along so beautiful! You'll have blooms all summer with the zinnias, snapdragon and cosmos. My zinnias and snapdragons are coming along nicely, but my cosmos and daisies are not ☹️ I also got some gladiola blubs and am excited to see what happens. Thanks for being an inspiration. I wish I lived near you and could pop over for visits! But, I will try to make it to one of your Kentucky shows! Take care
Laura, last year my Cosmos didn't get moving until August, I don't know why. Yes, please do come to one of our shows!
They look terrific!! I think it would be a cute addition to my cottage garden used to hold a planted trailing plant. I’m wanting to add other things to disburse among the beds. Any suggestions? I love the wash bins that your pansies are in. I created a large bed yesterday and now just need to create the waddle edging. Thanks for all the inspirations! Please keep sharing ways to enrich the designs used in your garden.
I like to use old buckets, hypertuffa, and even old cracked and broken bowls and crocks. But I try not to overdo it with the stuff, moderation is the key.
Jeri, I love your gardens and I LOVE your videos! 💚 Wonderful idea for walking sticks and baskets. I get so engrossed in your transplanting 😀 How are your ducklings? Thank you so much for sharing!
Sally, We had 5 more hatchlings since then and everyone is doing great... they grow SO fast.
The basket on the walking stick is unique....thank you. I’m going to make two of them and plant trailing flowers in them and have them as height in my protege garden.. great way to add interest and use up some old baskets I wove many years ago.
I just found out that sunflowers are another flower that the bees love. I started some unusual colored ones and plan on putting them in my butterfly garden around the butterfly house we made last year.
Do you dry flowers for winter arrangements.?
That's a good idea to add height with the baskets.
I do dry flowers, not many.. Lavender, allium, Yarrow and Queen Annes Lace. This year I'll have SO many poppy heads to use in arrangements. Love the new colors in Sunflowers, we tried a rust colored one last year, so much fun; Sunflowers are just happy plants!
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Do you get discouraged when a rainstorm knocks over plants? Or do you just accept it as part of the whole endeavor?
I just accept whatever happens, what else can one do... Heavy Rain can be brutal on some plants if they are super tall, like Holly hocks and Foxglove.
What you did with sowing the snapdragons....my grand baby wanted to “help” me with my herbs and scattered a whole pack of basil seeds all in one pot before I could stop him. I just left em, they’ve ALL germinated. I’m assuming I can just do the same as you did, right? Just divide them out and replant them elsewhere? I’m just not sure how basil likes that kind of thing.
Julieanna, I don't see why you couldn't do the same thing. You could even make a Basil Hedge with all those plants!
What varieties of Foxglove do you plant? I put in 10 dalmatian peach yesterday.
I can't remember all of them, but Dalmatian was included. I wish I could recall the ones planted on the slope, they were the only plants whose self-sown seed germinated like crazy.
Is it too late to plant snapdragon seeds?
I'd go ahead and plant them now, what have you got to lose except the price of a packet of seeds. I think they'll do fine as it's still early in the year.
Greetings from Oregon, are you sure that plant is a bachelor button? Mine don't look like that at all.
Redlily, I know, it's very weird. I had to look it up to make sure it WAS a Bachelor Button. Also known as Mountain Bluet, a member of the Cornflower family. The seeds are identical to the common Bachelor B's, but the leaves are completely different. When the flowers bloom, they look like BB's, but twice as big. I think I prefer the traditional Cornflowers and now I have these GIGANTIC plants all over the place!
Beautiful garden 😍 may i know what flower @7:25 ? 😊
That is the delicate Pink Evening Primrose. Toss the seeds right into the garden; they are perennials that also reseed.
Jeri Landers the Storybook Gardener oh so easy to germinate. will definitely look for them. Thank you 🙏
What the bird is screaming?
Could be the Peacocks or the geese, they screech all day long.