Reduced plants: I always check that section out. I bought a six pack of sedum that was all rotted and propagated from the leaves... Still growing them over a decade later! Same goes for many of my cacti, succulents, and shrubs! The key is finding out what you can save and what's better left to the compost pile, as you said! 👍👍
Yes, thank you so much for sharing this because I totally agree you can use plants on the reduced racks for propagation and alot of perennials have totally bounced backed. Thank you for the information and thank you so much for watching!
You are amazing! I've been buying seeds the last couple years and you have inspired me to save the seeds from my plants. Thank you for the lovely video 😊
You are going to laugh at this but I went to Lowe's this morning and found some marigolds on the discount rack for 1.00 each. They are the jumbo flowered ones. Can I also save the seeds from those? It's so nice to have someone on RUclips from the south because I live in southern Alabama and sometimes it's frustrating to grow things in the high humidity. Today I also found some Shasta daisies there at a discount and I was hoping they will grow here. If you could show us what grows well in the south it would be nice. Thanks again for all your help.
@@carries.9919 exactly the same. I do not save seeds but I push the dry flower into the soil and next year I have lots. I only have to separate them afrer they are a little developed.
Thanks so much for your tutorial 😊 I love hearing your story about learning about the seeds! My mom always had marigolds and she is now 80 years old and I'm going to surprise next spring with the seeds I get from this year's marigold. Ps. Thank you for your service as a military family. I'm from Ontario Canada but appreciate military from both sides of the boarder♥️
oh thank you! i put mine (from seed) on the edge of my new raised bed. this was my first year growing them. now i dont feel bad letting them die over the winter!
I grow French marigolds every year from Lowe's. I wondered how my grandmother harvested the seeds. I watched her collect them. I was younger than 7 years . Put them in cloth hang on a nail in the shed. Now I see I've been throwing away seeds when I deadhead all these summers. T y.
You can also bury the dead flower after the cutting. Next year they will emerge. You only have to separate them afrer they are a little developed. Greetings from Greece.
Thank you so much! I must say that my grandmother is one of the main reasons that I garden. Being able to see so much beauty makes me happy. Thank you so much for watching!
I love to harvest my seeds and I use the flowers for cooking and in salads. Love them. And I love that they bring the bees and keep away the "bad" bugs. Thanks for this!
@The Push I've been growing them 40 years and I have never one time had them attacked by any bug... just a snail now and then when I was in Washington. They keep aphids and mites out of my garden.
I learned a lot from you about the hybrid plants. That really does not bother me if they aren’t exactly the same as the original plant. Your big pepper being larger is a bonus to me. Thanks again gardening friend living in Wyoming.
Thank you so much! It is amazing how the plant starts to grow you can see some of the characteristics of the parent plants. Thank you so much for watching!
Hi! I will definitely be doing this, who doesn't want free flowers? They are very hardy plants and make nice little gifts too, thanks so much for sharing. Peace and blessings to you and yours
Love the video and demonstration! For those of us who are visual learners, written or verbal instructions sometimes aren't enough - we need to SEE it done! Thank you!
You are so welcome. I am definitely a visual learner. You can talk to me all day but until I actually see it done that is when it all comes together. Thank you so much for watching!
Marigolds are SO easy to grow from seed. I planted mine last month indoors under a grow light and they are starting to bloom. By the time our weather is right for outdoor transplanting my marigolds will look just like when you buy them at the stores!
YESSS! That is amazing and I know they will be so beautiful. I love saving the seeds and planting them year after year. Thank you so much for watching!
Advice though for this video I clicked on it thinking you were gonna tell bad things about it because of what the content says, I’d tryda reword it as something like never have to buy marigolds again so more people wanna see it I guess, just my opinion, but you do what works for you and so far you’re doing an amazing job!!! Much love!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh no I said I think she worded it perfectly because I thought the same thing and that’s what made me click on it she’ll get more clicks she did it right because it makes you curious as what is she talking about so I think she worded it perfectly she’ll get more people to click on it
@@sheilamore3261 yeah you’re right, I’ve found myself doing the same thing on other videos because I want to know if there’s something bad about plant I missed, hers just turned out to be so many good things!!
Thanks for the know how! Much appreciated. My daughters and I will harvest seeds this year. Marigolds are purportedly good garden pest deterrents - repelling slugs, snails, whiteflies and nematodes - and the flowers are said to be edible. Do they work as pest repellents for you? Have you tried eating the flowers?
I definitely plant marigolds for the pest repelling properties. I have not tried eating the flowers but I see alot of people use them on their salads. Thank you so much for watching!
These grow all year down here in FL zone 9b. They really take off in spring and fall though. My dad taught me how to plant these and collect their seeds when I was a little girl. They’re the easiest flowers on earth to grow. You’re right about them being forgiving. They’re very tough! I bought some really good quality ones this year from Botanical Interests that say they’re edible on the package and I’m going to eat them in my salads this year. I spent all yesterday morning transplanting the seedlings into their own containers. I use them as a border around my patios to deter pests (along with rosemary) and also plant them in with my tomatoes and certain veggies to help protect them also. 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼
You are lucky that they grow all year. Yes once you start collecting those seeds you never have to buy them again. Yes I have know people to use them in salads and they look so pretty and you are so right they are great to deter pests. I know they look so beautiful in your garden. Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks a lot , i didnt know before that is seeds, thanks God i ve nt threw the dry buds away, i will follow yr instruction to get seeds n lots of flowers, very interesting idea.
If you live in zone 8b,9,10 many things sold as annuals are actually perennials if they are protected during winter. I always check for those on clearance rack towards end of the "annual" season
Great video, I’m a first time viewer in Stone Mountain GA 😊 I always have marigolds in my garden every year, and have not been saving the seeds! 😩😩😩 I will be doing so from now on 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Every year I buy marigolds plants. They are easiest flower to grow and tolerate frost. Last two years I brought and sowed seeds. Why didn’t I think of saving my seeds? Thank you so much
Girl I know what you’re talking about when it comes to being in your yard and your neighbors coming out there doing things my situation is that they do it on purpose so I feel your pain girl keep up the good work
I had one marigold I thought I had lost and was going to put something else in the pot but when I looked at it it was covered with dozens of self seeded seedlings. I carefully washed the seedlings to separate without too much damage to the roots. I planted several together and got 6 massive plants in my vege garden, the only one that didn't survive was smothered by the sweet potatoes when they overgrew the position. Later I had some in two small pot which the plants had reach the end of their lives. My harvesting and planting was far less difficult than in this video. I removed the dead heads from the dying plants, rubbed the flowers between my fingers to expose the seeds and dropped the seed bunch on top of the soil damp from recent rain, that's it. Now I have masses of seedlings, which has already given a flower from the first seedling to emerge. It would be hard to not get marigolds endlessly.
Thank you so much for sharing this story. I love that marigolds are so easy to grow and can be planted year after year. Thank you so much for watching!
I enjoyed this video. I have a bed of Durango mix marigolds from a nursery. They have been beautiful as well as prolific. Over the season I have dead headed regularly and just tossed them to the ground outside the bed. I’m curious as to whether they will come up in the spring. I will start now actually saving some before frost.
I grow fruits and vegetables, but marigolds are the one flower I grow because they are such a great companion plant! :) They attract the bumble bees. :)
yes, deadheading will help the plant last all season. As the season comes an end, I will start letting a few stay on and dry because there are so many seeds in one marigold flower head. Thanks so much for watching!
They don’t even need to be dead and dried up. When the flower looks like it’s dying snap it off and dry it in a bucket. All of the flowers have seeds, dead or not! That’s why I love these so much. There is no stress when it comes to collecting the seeds. Every flower will have them
Thank you for your valuable information! :) I also love to plant flowers and I have marigolds that I grew from purchased seeds. I would like to propagate them so I can give them away to friends as gifts. I live in Germany and my zone is 8b. Could you give me some advice on how to propagate marigolds from stems...and can I plant the seeds in the winter? Thank you in advance.
no no no you are not dumb. I just love how when you save marigolds you will have them season after season. Happy Gardening and thank you so much for watching!
I do use a potting soil mix mixed with a little compost but I will tell you that all potting mixes are not the same. There are some potting mixes that have alot of big wood chips in them which I don't care for. Last year we found a local source that had a good mix that we use. Hope this helps and thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for the idea of a garden party!! I learn something new today, collecting the seeds. Last year I didn’t have much luck with marigolds doing direct sowing. The only plant that survived didn’t bloom. This year I am starting the seeds in seedlings soil with good germination. I will be using what I learn today to collect the seeds. Zone 13a
We love entertaining. Yes I love collecting the seeds and planting them year after year. Good luck and thank you so much for watching....wow zone 13a that is amazing
Oh my!! I had no idea.. I didnt get any last year because it was like $6 for the one pack of starters.. I bought some seeds last week and praying to the lord they will grow...Thank you so much for sharing this information!! Tell hubby we thank him for his service!!
Once I harvest them I keep them in a cool dry place and will plant next season because marigolds last for us up until fall. I hope this helps and thank you so much for watching!
I have planted marigolds plants 2 times and they have died on me , I got them from a flower shop but what I did when I got them I didn’t plant them together I planted them separately did I do wrong by doing that
You don't have to plant them together you can separate them. I don't think you did anything wrong. It could be transplant shock. I hope you have better luck in the future with them because they are an amazing plant to grow. Thanks for watching!
Marigold are edible flowers and they are beautiful in salads. If you are going to eat them I would suggest you grow your own from seed organically or buy them from a source where you know how it was grown. Most commercial garden centers and growers put chemicals on them. Thank you so much for watching!
Hi. I just found your videos...thank you. I have a question. I am pretty new to gardening (this is just my 2nd year). I want to plant marigolds to determine pests. Do I have to put them directly in my raised beds in order for that to work or can they just be nearby. If I plant them in my beds with they keep pests put of that area of the yard or just out of the beds? I think I'm not going to be a very poor gardener because I am TERRIFIED of snakes...even if they are little ones. 😢. I don't mind bugs but snakes scare me. Any ideas?
Let me tell you....I am terrified of snakes but we have them every year. The only year we did not have any is when the neighbors had a cat. You can direct sow them in the ground when the time is right or you can start them in cell trays. I plant them around my garden like as a border to help with the pest because they give off a scent that many pests do not like but I will be honest....I am not sure if they will keep out snakes. I hope this helps and thank you so much for watching!
Yes I think that if you bring them inside it will. I know they don't like the frost but they definitely are a wonderful flower to grow. Thank you so much for watching!
My marigolds get eaten alive by snails and bugs so I don't know about them being a bug repellent. They attract bugs so they stay away from other plants maybe?
They are not planted very deep at all. The seeds resemble a little straw so when we start them in cell trays we stick them in a shallow indention and cover them lightly. I hope this helps.
@@auyannaplants lol I don't think anyone knows this quote from a certain movie lol. So whenever I see Marigolds and/or Peonies I think of the quote from the movie.
I got so scared when I watched this video I have marigolds and I was scared I wasn't going to be able to buy marigolds again I got so scared I definitely need to change my ways!
Glad you watched the whole video because marigold is definitely a flower that you can grow in your garden each season because the seeds are so easy to save. Thank you so much for watching!
Dang! What am I doing wrong? I've tried growing them from seed - both seeds I've saved, as well as purchased - and had ZERO success! I've also had serious troubles with small seedlings I've purchased getting destroyed by slugs. They seem way more finicky to me.
So sorry to hear that. We just plant them in cell trays and keep them moist until they germinate. Some people even sprinkle them throughout the garden and they pop up nice. I hope you have better luck planting them this season. Thank you so much for watching!
A couple questions for you You pinched off the heads after that had turned brown and closed up. The marigold heads I gathered for seeds were "spent" but I was dead heading the plant to help regenerate growth... would those seeds still b as viable? I had gathered them over and year ago but getting myself organized now for winter. I'm in zone 6b/7a so will be starting seeds probably around Feb-ish... My real question was if I want to start these in my homemade seed starter tubes... how would I place them in soil? Vertically, horizontally or does it matter - does it matter which end is up or down?
I have a container and I just sprinkle them on the soil and cover them lightly and they germinate just fine. They do not have to be in a certain position. Once they are big enough in the container I carefully remove them one by one and place them where I would like them to go. I hope this helps and thank you so much for watching.
Sorry ma’am these will grow hey I did this for years but really this is as juvenile as I was for years. The seeds you save will grow but look at them….they never grow the same height the flowers are bleached looking and they are terrible!! Even $1.25 tree has great seeds. You can save fruit but no guarantee they won’t cross pollinate. For anybody here it’s not worth the little seed savings for inconsistent flowers. Still love ur channel though….
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We’ve grown them all around our garden since I was a kid to help keep out pests! Also it’s edible flower!! I love this!!!
Yes aren't they amazing? You are so right a great pest repellent. Thank you so much for watching!
@Brandy Collier: Ha!...Unfortunately they don't repel the rabbits, smh.
@@drobinson7372 rabbits don’t like onions, leeks, asparagus, basil, mint, maybe you could try something like that!
@@brandycollier9200: Hmmm,...I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing such useful info 🙌🏽
Not all are completely edible just depends on how much you eat on some
Reduced plants: I always check that section out. I bought a six pack of sedum that was all rotted and propagated from the leaves... Still growing them over a decade later! Same goes for many of my cacti, succulents, and shrubs! The key is finding out what you can save and what's better left to the compost pile, as you said! 👍👍
Yes, thank you so much for sharing this because I totally agree you can use plants on the reduced racks for propagation and alot of perennials have totally bounced backed. Thank you for the information and thank you so much for watching!
It's the "that's not my call" that has me 😂. Thanks for this video. I am glad I came across your page💌
Welcome and thank you so much for stopping by and watching!
I had bought some of those clearance plants too. You just clean them up , repot them give them some love and they are back 💕🥰grateful🌱🌱
Aren't the clearance plants the best? They just want someone like us to take them home and care for them. Thank you so much for watching!
You are amazing! I've been buying seeds the last couple years and you have inspired me to save the seeds from my plants. Thank you for the lovely video 😊
Yes! Save those seeds you will never need to buy them again. Thank you so much for watching!
You are going to laugh at this but I went to Lowe's this morning and found some marigolds on the discount rack for 1.00 each. They are the jumbo flowered ones. Can I also save the seeds from those? It's so nice to have someone on RUclips from the south because I live in southern Alabama and sometimes it's frustrating to grow things in the high humidity. Today I also found some Shasta daisies there at a discount and I was hoping they will grow here. If you could show us what grows well in the south it would be nice. Thanks again for all your help.
@@carries.9919 exactly the same. I do not save seeds but I push the dry flower into the soil and next year I have lots. I only have to separate them afrer they are a little developed.
Thanks so much for your tutorial 😊 I love hearing your story about learning about the seeds! My mom always had marigolds and she is now 80 years old and I'm going to surprise next spring with the seeds I get from this year's marigold. Ps. Thank you for your service as a military family. I'm from Ontario Canada but appreciate military from both sides of the boarder♥️
You are so very welcome! Surprising your mom with marigolds will be the greatest gift ever. Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you. This was so worth knowing. I’ve been buying marigold seeds for years. Never again.
You are so welcome. Now you can save those seeds and plant them year after year. Thank you so much for watching!
oh thank you! i put mine (from seed) on the edge of my new raised bed. this was my first year growing them. now i dont feel bad letting them die over the winter!
No let them die and the flower pods dry. An easy way to have them in your garden year after year! Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for this video! So lovely to listen about the marigolds linking your yard to your grandmother’s magazine cover-worthy yard! ☀️ 💐 🌱
I grow French marigolds every year from Lowe's. I wondered how my grandmother harvested the seeds. I watched her collect them. I was younger than 7 years . Put them in cloth hang on a nail in the shed. Now I see I've been throwing away seeds when I deadhead all these summers. T y.
Yes now you can start saving those seeds so you never have to buy marigolds again. Thank you so much for watching!
You can also bury the dead flower after the cutting. Next year they will emerge. You only have to separate them afrer they are a little developed. Greetings from Greece.
I love hearing your history about your Grandma's yard. Thanks for the great info, the way you explain it makes perfect sense.
Thank you so much! I must say that my grandmother is one of the main reasons that I garden. Being able to see so much beauty makes me happy. Thank you so much for watching!
I love to harvest my seeds and I use the flowers for cooking and in salads. Love them. And I love that they bring the bees and keep away the "bad" bugs. Thanks for this!
I said this year I want to start adding them to my salads as well. I plant them definitely to keep the bugs away. Thank you so much for watching!
Use for cooking? I have marigold pot.it stop blooming..herm for sure nothing to cook for now😅😂
@The Push I've been growing them 40 years and I have never one time had them attacked by any bug... just a snail now and then when I was in Washington. They keep aphids and mites out of my garden.
They bring bees ? I hate bugs of all kind , I do not want bees or wasp in my yard
@@user-GRUMPY The bees are needed to pollinate the rest of your plants. ;-)
I grew some of my plants this year from last year’s seeds. What fun it is!
Yes it is. It is so amazing how seeds can turn into so much beauty. Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you, this lady talks you through so clearly, love it. Thank you so much for the video.
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
When I tell you that you inspired me to plant and gather marigold seeds! I was tired of picking the seeds by the end of the year😂❤
YESS! I am so excited for you. Thank you so much for watching!
First year growing on my own as an adult. I bought mari golds. All colors. They are SO BIG. They are all over the place. ❤
They are such a lovely plant and I hope you will add them to your garden year after year. Thank you so much for watching!
I learned a lot from you about the hybrid plants. That really does not bother me if they aren’t exactly the same as the original plant. Your big pepper being larger is a bonus to me. Thanks again gardening friend living in Wyoming.
Thank you so much! It is amazing how the plant starts to grow you can see some of the characteristics of the parent plants. Thank you so much for watching!
I love this video. It's so simple when you know how. Thank you for this and your family's service to our country.
Thank you so much for watching. I love planting them in the garden year after year.
Hi! I will definitely be doing this, who doesn't want free flowers? They are very hardy plants and make nice little gifts too, thanks so much for sharing. Peace and blessings to you and yours
Thank you so much. I love growing marigolds in the garden and giving them away to family and friends. Thank you for watching!
Love the video and demonstration! For those of us who are visual learners, written or verbal instructions sometimes aren't enough - we need to SEE it done! Thank you!
You are so welcome. I am definitely a visual learner. You can talk to me all day but until I actually see it done that is when it all comes together. Thank you so much for watching!
I know how to do this already, but your voice is so soothing I had to watch the whole thing. ✌🏻
You are so sweet and thank you so much! I appreciate your support and thank you for watching!
Marigolds are SO easy to grow from seed. I planted mine last month indoors under a grow light and they are starting to bloom. By the time our weather is right for outdoor transplanting my marigolds will look just like when you buy them at the stores!
YESSS! That is amazing and I know they will be so beautiful. I love saving the seeds and planting them year after year. Thank you so much for watching!
Advice though for this video I clicked on it thinking you were gonna tell bad things about it because of what the content says, I’d tryda reword it as something like never have to buy marigolds again so more people wanna see it I guess, just my opinion, but you do what works for you and so far you’re doing an amazing job!!! Much love!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh no I said I think she worded it perfectly because I thought the same thing and that’s what made me click on it she’ll get more clicks she did it right because it makes you curious as what is she talking about so I think she worded it perfectly she’ll get more people to click on it
@@sheilamore3261 yeah you’re right, I’ve found myself doing the same thing on other videos because I want to know if there’s something bad about plant I missed, hers just turned out to be so many good things!!
Marigolds are great to keep
insects away... I plant them
every year... 👍
Yes! Marigolds are a must! I love the colors and they are so easy to grow. Thank you so much for watching!
One of my favorite flowers - thank you for showing me how to keep them going year after year 😊
You are so welcome. They are the best and you get so many seeds to replant each year. Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks for the know how! Much appreciated. My daughters and I will harvest seeds this year.
Marigolds are purportedly good garden pest deterrents - repelling slugs, snails, whiteflies and nematodes - and the flowers are said to be edible. Do they work as pest repellents for you? Have you tried eating the flowers?
I definitely plant marigolds for the pest repelling properties. I have not tried eating the flowers but I see alot of people use them on their salads. Thank you so much for watching!
I like you and the way you teach about gardening. Thank you
thank you so much! I appreciate you and I appreciate you watching! Happy Gardening!
These grow all year down here in FL zone 9b. They really take off in spring and fall though.
My dad taught me how to plant these and collect their seeds when I was a little girl. They’re the easiest flowers on earth to grow. You’re right about them being forgiving. They’re very tough!
I bought some really good quality ones this year from Botanical Interests that say they’re edible on the package and I’m going to eat them in my salads this year. I spent all yesterday morning transplanting the seedlings into their own containers. I use them as a border around my patios to deter pests (along with rosemary) and also plant them in with my tomatoes and certain veggies to help protect them also. 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼
You are lucky that they grow all year. Yes once you start collecting those seeds you never have to buy them again. Yes I have know people to use them in salads and they look so pretty and you are so right they are great to deter pests. I know they look so beautiful in your garden. Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks for the video. Love your accent too. :) I'm down in Florida for the winter and, yes, the lawmowers and weed-eaters seem to be going everyday.
You are so welcome and thank you so much for watching. Nice to be down in Florida for the winter.
Thanks a lot , i didnt know before that is seeds, thanks God i ve nt threw the dry buds away, i will follow yr instruction to get seeds n lots of flowers, very interesting idea.
Yes! Marigold is one of my favorite plants to grow and I save the seeds and grow them each and every year. Thank you so much for watching!
My father loves marigolds in the garden. He'll be happy to hear about this, thanks for sharing.
Yes! Definitely one of my all time favorite flowers to grow in the garden. We will be planting some very soon. Thank you so much for watching!
If you live in zone 8b,9,10 many things sold as annuals are actually perennials if they are protected during winter. I always check for those on clearance rack towards end of the "annual" season
Yes! Thank you so much for watching!
Great video, I’m a first time viewer in Stone Mountain GA 😊
I always have marigolds in my garden every year, and have not been saving the seeds! 😩😩😩 I will be doing so from now on 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Welcome and yes save those seeds! Thank you so much for watching!
Such a wonderful, informative video. Thank you so much for posting this. 💖
You are so welcome and thank you so much for watching!
Every year I buy marigolds plants. They are easiest flower to grow and tolerate frost. Last two years I brought and sowed seeds. Why didn’t I think of saving my seeds? Thank you so much
That's ok because now you can save them this year. Thanks for watching!
Wow, you have a ton of peppers on there! Never have tried growing them in a raised bed like that.
Yes we grow all types of ways in the garden. More peppers this year as well. Thank you so much for watching!
Girl I know what you’re talking about when it comes to being in your yard and your neighbors coming out there doing things my situation is that they do it on purpose so I feel your pain girl keep up the good work
Thank you so much and thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for showing me how to extract the seeds! I didn't know! :)
You are so welcome and you get alot from one flower head too. Thank you so much for watching!
I had one marigold I thought I had lost and was going to put something else in the pot but when I looked at it it was covered with dozens of self seeded seedlings. I carefully washed the seedlings to separate without too much damage to the roots. I planted several together and got 6 massive plants in my vege garden, the only one that didn't survive was smothered by the sweet potatoes when they overgrew the position.
Later I had some in two small pot which the plants had reach the end of their lives. My harvesting and planting was far less difficult than in this video. I removed the dead heads from the dying plants, rubbed the flowers between my fingers to expose the seeds and dropped the seed bunch on top of the soil damp from recent rain, that's it. Now I have masses of seedlings, which has already given a flower from the first seedling to emerge. It would be hard to not get marigolds endlessly.
Thank you so much for sharing this story. I love that marigolds are so easy to grow and can be planted year after year. Thank you so much for watching!
I enjoyed this video. I have a bed of Durango mix marigolds from a nursery. They have been beautiful as well as prolific. Over the season I have dead headed regularly and just tossed them to the ground outside the bed. I’m curious as to whether they will come up in the spring. I will start now actually saving some before frost.
I love saving marigold. They are easy to save and easy to grow. We grow them every year by saving seeds.
I grow fruits and vegetables, but marigolds are the one flower I grow because they are such a great companion plant! :) They attract the bumble bees. :)
Yes they are an amazing companion plant to grow in the garden. Thank you so much for watching!
Can't define it, but I am quite pleased with your video. Great Job.
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you. I enjoyed this video. You are a great teacher, thorough and precise!
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
Valuable lecture.thank you
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
That container is beautiful, when the flower dries should we cut them off to encourage regrow the of blooms?
yes, deadheading will help the plant last all season. As the season comes an end, I will start letting a few stay on and dry because there are so many seeds in one marigold flower head. Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you, this was so helpful!!
You are so welcome and thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for sharing ❤. Do you also get the seeds from the petunias? It is just as easy.
Yes! I have saved seeds from petunias and viola and we plant them each year. Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks I didn't know that 😜
They don’t even need to be dead and dried up. When the flower looks like it’s dying snap it off and dry it in a bucket. All of the flowers have seeds, dead or not! That’s why I love these so much. There is no stress when it comes to collecting the seeds. Every flower will have them
Marigolds are the best. Thank you so much for the tips and thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for that explanation!!!
You are so welcome and thank you for watching!
Great video..love the music in the back ground.👍
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
Thank you. Very helpful
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for your valuable information! :) I also love to plant flowers and I have marigolds that I grew from purchased seeds. I would like to propagate them so I can give them away to friends as gifts. I live in Germany and my zone is 8b. Could you give me some advice on how to propagate marigolds from stems...and can I plant the seeds in the winter? Thank you in advance.
we get so many seeds from marigolds that I don't propagate them I start them all from seed. thank you for watching!
omg I literally thought you didn't like marigolds and you don't want us to buy them ever. Im so dumb. (btw thanks for the info I didn't know that) :)
no no no you are not dumb. I just love how when you save marigolds you will have them season after season. Happy Gardening and thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for sharing what your friend taught you 💝
You are so welcome and thank you so much for watching!
This is great video. Thanks
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What soil do you use to pot them in a container? Will any potting mix do? Or does it need a special blend? Thanks! A very informative video
I do use a potting soil mix mixed with a little compost but I will tell you that all potting mixes are not the same. There are some potting mixes that have alot of big wood chips in them which I don't care for. Last year we found a local source that had a good mix that we use. Hope this helps and thank you so much for watching!
Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge. Gosh, you have perfect nails and hands!
You are so welcome. I always have dirt under my nails so I try to get them as clean as I can before I film. Thank you for watching!
Loved your video,thank you for your wisdom.
Thank you so much for watching. I appreciate your support.
Those are beautiful..would they survive on any island?
Marigolds are frost sensitive but once you save the seeds you can plant them again and again. Thank you so much for watching!
Your welcome
It is in the daisy family. It is edible just like Garland daisy aka Tongho. LOL I grow Tongho for seeds and then microgreens.
Wow that is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing and watching!
Those are beautiful!!!!
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
Thank you for the idea of a garden party!! I learn something new today, collecting the seeds. Last year I didn’t have much luck with marigolds doing direct sowing. The only plant that survived didn’t bloom. This year I am starting the seeds in seedlings soil with good germination. I will be using what I learn today to collect the seeds. Zone 13a
We love entertaining. Yes I love collecting the seeds and planting them year after year. Good luck and thank you so much for watching....wow zone 13a that is amazing
Oh my!! I had no idea.. I didnt get any last year because it was like $6 for the one pack of starters.. I bought some seeds last week and praying to the lord they will grow...Thank you so much for sharing this information!! Tell hubby we thank him for his service!!
Yes! I definitely hope you can save some seeds this season. I will definitely tell him. Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
Thanks for the video! How long can I keep the seeds. Do I need to use them all up in same season?
Once I harvest them I keep them in a cool dry place and will plant next season because marigolds last for us up until fall. I hope this helps and thank you so much for watching!
@@auyannaplants yes it does. I am new to gardening, so I am learning. I am loving this. Thankyou very much 😁
Cool thank you for sharing 💗
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Love my Marigolds
Yes!!! They are a must have in the garden! Thank you so much for watching!
I love the smell of marigolds
They are such a beautiful flower to grow. Thank you so much for watching!
I always plant marigold seeds next to tomato plants helps keep pests away. I think it's the smell of marigolds that pests don't care for.
Yes marigold is a great companion plant for the garden. Thank you so much for watching!
Do you replant right away or wait until the following year, if you plant them now will they get through the winter.
No we save and store them inside and then replant the following year. I hope this helps. Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you.
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Great video, thanks for sharing
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This was great. Thanks.
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Great video, thanks
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Thanks for the information
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Beautiful pepper plant! :)
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I have planted marigolds plants 2 times and they have died on me , I got them from a flower shop but what I did when I got them I didn’t plant them together I planted them separately did I do wrong by doing that
You don't have to plant them together you can separate them. I don't think you did anything wrong. It could be transplant shock. I hope you have better luck in the future with them because they are an amazing plant to grow. Thanks for watching!
I love saving seeds
Yes such a great way to go and the seeds you save are acclimated to your climate. Thank you so much for watching!
Leaves look like celery. Related.
Can you eat. Flowers ?
( no disrespect to flowers )
You heal a lot of us.
Marigold are edible flowers and they are beautiful in salads. If you are going to eat them I would suggest you grow your own from seed organically or buy them from a source where you know how it was grown. Most commercial garden centers and growers put chemicals on them. Thank you so much for watching!
Hi. I just found your videos...thank you. I have a question. I am pretty new to gardening (this is just my 2nd year). I want to plant marigolds to determine pests. Do I have to put them directly in my raised beds in order for that to work or can they just be nearby. If I plant them in my beds with they keep pests put of that area of the yard or just out of the beds? I think I'm not going to be a very poor gardener because I am TERRIFIED of snakes...even if they are little ones. 😢. I don't mind bugs but snakes scare me. Any ideas?
Let me tell you....I am terrified of snakes but we have them every year. The only year we did not have any is when the neighbors had a cat. You can direct sow them in the ground when the time is right or you can start them in cell trays. I plant them around my garden like as a border to help with the pest because they give off a scent that many pests do not like but I will be honest....I am not sure if they will keep out snakes. I hope this helps and thank you so much for watching!
Lovely video!🌹✝️🌹
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
Will a marigold grow yr around if u keep it inside
Yes I think that if you bring them inside it will. I know they don't like the frost but they definitely are a wonderful flower to grow. Thank you so much for watching!
My marigolds get eaten alive by snails and bugs so I don't know about them being a bug repellent. They attract bugs so they stay away from other plants maybe?
normally they have a smell that pests don't like but they are known are a trap crop to keep the pests away from other plants.
So I can take these seeds & they will keep thru the winter.
Yes we keep them in a coin envelope inside in a cool dry place. Once the new season begins we start the seeds. Thank you so much for watching!
From now i wont buy marigolds again. My first time i took the seeds from the flower. Next year i will plant them
Yes! That is the way to do it. Thank you so much for watching.
Awesome!
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AWESOME!🌻
Thank you and thank you so much for watching!
How deep are the seeds planted?
They are not planted very deep at all. The seeds resemble a little straw so when we start them in cell trays we stick them in a shallow indention and cover them lightly. I hope this helps.
"What have you done to my peonies!? THEY'RE MARIGOLDS! YOU SILLY QUEEN!"
I absolutely love peonies as wel. Thank you so much for watching.
@@auyannaplants lol I don't think anyone knows this quote from a certain movie lol. So whenever I see Marigolds and/or Peonies I think of the quote from the movie.
Brandi used to be my 5th grade teacher
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I buy them to put them around my tomato plants 🥰
Yes they are amazing and beautiful as companion plants. Thank you so much for watching!
Do marigolds self-seed?
Yes they definitely self seed if you don't remove the spent flower. Thank you so much for watching!
I got so scared when I watched this video I have marigolds and I was scared I wasn't going to be able to buy marigolds again I got so scared I definitely need to change my ways!
Glad you watched the whole video because marigold is definitely a flower that you can grow in your garden each season because the seeds are so easy to save. Thank you so much for watching!
Dang! What am I doing wrong? I've tried growing them from seed - both seeds I've saved, as well as purchased - and had ZERO success! I've also had serious troubles with small seedlings I've purchased getting destroyed by slugs. They seem way more finicky to me.
So sorry to hear that. We just plant them in cell trays and keep them moist until they germinate. Some people even sprinkle them throughout the garden and they pop up nice. I hope you have better luck planting them this season. Thank you so much for watching!
@@auyannaplants Well, that's what I did...but oh well! I'll keep trying!
@@jellyroll2102 I just spread them in the garden. Lightly cover with soil. It takes a while for them to come up sometimes.
A couple questions for you
You pinched off the heads after that had turned brown and closed up.
The marigold heads I gathered for seeds were "spent" but I was dead heading the plant to help regenerate growth... would those seeds still b as viable? I had gathered them over and year ago but getting myself organized now for winter. I'm in zone 6b/7a so will be starting seeds probably around Feb-ish...
My real question was if I want to start these in my homemade seed starter tubes... how would I place them in soil? Vertically, horizontally or does it matter - does it matter which end is up or down?
I have a container and I just sprinkle them on the soil and cover them lightly and they germinate just fine. They do not have to be in a certain position. Once they are big enough in the container I carefully remove them one by one and place them where I would like them to go. I hope this helps and thank you so much for watching.
Direct to the point of planting , so much chit chat ayyyy. Bye bye
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Takes too long for them to grow up here in the northwest
Oh no! Sorry to hear that. Thank you so much for watching!
For years I have been trying to grow marigolds but they just won't grow for me.
Oh now sorry to hear that. Do you start them from seeds?
I try to!
Sorry ma’am these will grow hey I did this for years but really this is as juvenile as I was for years. The seeds you save will grow but look at them….they never grow the same height the flowers are bleached looking and they are terrible!! Even $1.25 tree has great seeds. You can save fruit but no guarantee they won’t cross pollinate. For anybody here it’s not worth the little seed savings for inconsistent flowers. Still love ur channel though….
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they keep insect pests away if you use as companion plants fruits/ veggies, aphids, knats, spiders ect
YES!!! I plant them around the perimeter of my garden every year. Thank you so much for watching!