You're one of the most inspiring flower growers that I've followed for years, and I love your methods of growing your beautiful flower gardens and seeing your bouquets in your flower stand! I have also had interesting things happen in my flower gardens concerning diseases and pests. For about three years, I had powdery mildew on my zinnias by the middle to end of the summer. Then, last year I planted my zinnias in a different garden bed, and there was no powdery mildew and almost no pests, and I didn't do anything different as far as watering and fertilizing! I planted them near my Thai basil, and both flowered beautifully together 🤗
I really like this kind of video, it’s a little bit of everything I’m looking for. Learning about different flowers, your garden, flower arrangements, and ideas of what to do with all the flowers I have. Thanks!
What a great compilation video! I kept thinking that each bouquet you made was my favorite but, the next one was even better. That last pumpkin arrangement was spectacular. ❤ I’m hoping you have a great year in 2025 and look forward to all the beauty yet to come.
Fab recap video, Danielle! Always so interesting & instructive. Whether growing for a flower stand or a productive, long-blooming personal garden, your understanding of limitations of both personal climate site as well as how to make a garden the perfect manageable size as well as suit your needs, is more helpful than I can express! To create a beautiful, doable garden well is the goal of any real gardener & you show us how to do it! It's always a joy to visit you, your garden & your channel. Truly inspiring!
I'm sure dear Harry gave so much love over the years, pets are so precious! Thank you for the compilation, was great to revisit the past year with you.
The seeet William bouquets there are no words to describe the beauty the colors are perfect together everything else is magnificent as well but that is mmm favorite
So beautiful Danielle ❤ I’ve been following you for years and you’ve done such a beautiful job. You’ve been an inspiration to many. Thanks for all you do❤
I love discovering videos I missed or haven’t seen but they always pop up at the time of need emotionally ❤ your ranunculus bed is absolutely stunning! And also so good to learn about growing them as I am in love with them but don’t have much success such perfect timing 🎉
❤This video is amazing Danielle, its a full documentary and I love every detail! You are an awesome grower, host and editor, all your videos are so good! Thank you for taking all the time to make this and sharing your fantastic flower world! I hope you have a great year!
Danielle I have been following you for years, I’m in aww at how you grow your flowers then have the courage to cut them out of your landscape to sell . You are an amazing grower and floral arranger , wishing you much luck in all you do !💐
Thank you for this wonderful video! You are such an inspiration for growing flowers & a garden loving life style . Can’t wait for spring to see what you create !❤
It is prayer 🙏 Psalm 34: 17 the righteous cry out and the Lord hears them he delivers them from all their troubles!! I can't remember where the other verse is but the battle is not yours he will take care of those who do evil toward you. That's paraphrased God is good all the time!! This was your best video I love it I hope you'll do it again so enjoyed it.
Hi Danielle, I purchased a Geum last year at a local nursery and they only had a handful. This year I'm going to check out Black Creek Greenhouses in East Earl, PA (about four miles on Rt 625 off Rt 23) and see what they have growing. They have a perennial map and Geum is listed on the map. We visit Shady Maple Smorgasboard and then head to Black Creek before heading home.
Oh my gosh! Love this series of videos. It was really interesting and eye opening to see what you as a flower grower and seller go through every season. I learned a lot about growing and cutting flowers too. I wish I lived near you. I would so love to be one of your regular customers! Your bouquets are stunning!!! So gorgeous! Loved this. 💕
How I would like to be your neighbor and buy from your flower stand every time you stock it! Could you do a detailed flower arranging video this year? One that really teaches great "simple" techniques for all us who don't have a clue.
I LOVE LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! I could listen to you for hours. Your love for flowers takes me to a dream beautiful world, takes me home. Hugs from Romania! 💗 A big kiss for GRACE !
You were talking about cats using your raised beds for a litter box. I like cats but that is the reason I don't have any cats. I had plenty of neighborhood cats using my flower beds. I heard that fever few keeps them out so I planted them in several places and it seems to be working. No problem with that all last year.
I read once about a process some people used to control aphids that was based on them liking the fresh tender new growth & it was warmer. Their theory was if you cut plants back before it got hot, when it got warmer and the aphids converged, they would have older growth that they didn't like 💐 I wonder if that may be kind of what happened with your ranunculus. The foliage and the entire plant was not as tender and young, so not as tender & tasty?
Try planting nasturtiums. I had black black aphids (I didn’t know what they were until I saw your channel thank you) on my dahlias one year and I planted nasturtium and they all disappeared from the dahlias and went straight to the nasturtiums
Hi!! I just watched your video “a year at my flower stand” and I absolutely loved it! I grow cut flowers in a small area in my backyard and was looking to do ranunculus this year. I have done them in the past but just bought corms from Lowe’s my local big box store here where I live, I saw that you bought your corms from Longfield Gardens. I live in Missouri and I usually pre-sprout my corms in March and then put them out into the garden in April. I saw in your video that you put them out a little earlier and I might try to do that. To make a long story short when I looked on their website, I wasn’t able to buy the corms that I wanted because it said spring and the shipping date wouldn’t be until April. When do you typically buy your corms? I’m hoping to call them and see if I can get them earlier or do you have any suggestions on where else I can maybe get some within the next month or so? Love your videos! Thank you so much in advance.
Great video as always. I’m with you on the zinnias and plan on using the rest of my seeds as to not waste them. I had also decided this summer that I needed more strawflowers too. Your bouquets are absolutely beautiful as always but feel they are worth way more than $20 just saying. Any tips on growing saponaria? And how do you get those bachelors button so tall? Well thank you for your videos and the wealth of information you provide. Your garden is exactly what I wish I can emulate and it looks so seamless and and the flow is amazing it really takes such talent and vision to be able to do what you have done. Thank you again for all the time you devote to your channel.
Hi Karen! I like to direct saponaria in very early spring. I fall plant bachelor's buttons and let the baby plants overwinter. The plants are much taller when they are fall planted!
Hi Jane! I leave all the landscape lilies in the garden. I leave a third of the stem behind to replenish the bulb for next year. If I grow lilies in a raised bed, I usually cut them at ground level and compost the bulb. Full disclosure: My full-time job is writing for a bulb supplier so I'm able to get bulbs for free. I probably wouldn't treat lilies as an annual if I was paying full price for them.
Wonderful idea! I haven't tried not pre-sprouting ranunculus corms. However, last year I just soaked anemones and did not pre-sprout them. They worked out perfectly!
I'm wondering what variety of ranunculus these are? I'm completely overwhelmed by the selection online and I know there are different types with different characteristics. Is there a better company to order from?? Tia!
I keep hearing too much nitrogen attracts aphids. How much I'm not sure. But if you didn't use any I would deduce that was the past issue with Ranunc's
Hi from New Zealand, Southland, I cant get my head around this video today, Was this made last year.? Im only asking , cause, its the start of 2025, and you said March? ? Do you, when your out and about, People have that funny look on their face, You know the one ,where you seen that person before, but cant quit, think where. or, do people come and want to talk to you? or just say hi, and do you mind, I am a loner, so for me , it would be hard . or maybe, you just get used to it,
Your garden is spectacular!!!❤ I recently started viewing your videos & and enjoyed all of your content & have learned so much! Your bouquets are gorgeous & if I lived in your area, I wd be a regular customer ! I love your garden shed/library & my husband & I recently built a greenhouse & I'm going to start cold weather seeds soon & and hopefully, summer/fall too! Wish me luck! Maria from Newtown, Pa zone 7a ❤
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You're one of the most inspiring flower growers that I've followed for years, and I love your methods of growing your beautiful flower gardens and seeing your bouquets in your flower stand! I have also had interesting things happen in my flower gardens concerning diseases and pests. For about three years, I had powdery mildew on my zinnias by the middle to end of the summer. Then, last year I planted my zinnias in a different garden bed, and there was no powdery mildew and almost no pests, and I didn't do anything different as far as watering and fertilizing! I planted them near my Thai basil, and both flowered beautifully together 🤗
What a treat to hear the birds singing and see all those beautiful colors! Just what I needed on this drab January day.
Beautiful business! People in your area who have a chance to purchase your flowers are very fortunate!🌺🥀🌹🏵💮🌸🌻🌼🌷🌿💐💐💐
Such beautiful blooms and garden to view in a dreary winter!
Seeing this video with all the gorgeous blooms is such a treat in the middle of this snowy, cold weather- thank you!
I love this video. It’s cold, I don’t feel good and it’s so comforting to watch this with a cup of tea by the fire .
I really like this kind of video, it’s a little bit of everything I’m looking for. Learning about different flowers, your garden, flower arrangements, and ideas of what to do with all the flowers I have. Thanks!
Lovely memories! Spring beauty please.
My absolute favorite arrangement was the ones at 1:01:00
Sooo magical! They give me visions of another realm, thanks so much for sharing!
What a great compilation video! I kept thinking that each bouquet you made was my favorite but, the next one was even better. That last pumpkin arrangement was spectacular. ❤ I’m hoping you have a great year in 2025 and look forward to all the beauty yet to come.
Fab recap video, Danielle! Always so interesting & instructive. Whether growing for a flower stand or a productive, long-blooming personal garden, your understanding of limitations of both personal climate site as well as how to make a garden the perfect manageable size as well as suit your needs, is more helpful than I can express! To create a beautiful, doable garden well is the goal of any real gardener & you show us how to do it! It's always a joy to visit you, your garden & your channel. Truly inspiring!
Awesome video ❤ loved seeing your bouquets. Sooo talented!
You are extremely knowledgeable, what a blessing to us all ❤ keep up the great hard work. Push through the frustrations and celebrate the successes!
I'm sure dear Harry gave so much love over the years, pets are so precious! Thank you for the compilation, was great to revisit the past year with you.
Thank you so much for this video! It was such a treat during a very cold winter to see your beautiful gardens! ~Jen
LOVE being able to watch this in the middle of winter. It pacifies my need to get out in the garden.
The seeet William bouquets there are no words to describe the beauty the colors are perfect together everything else is magnificent as well but that is mmm favorite
Fun recap. I watched it over a couple of days. You are so talented. Nice to have some gardening content during these cold winter months.
So beautiful Danielle ❤ I’ve been following you for years and you’ve done such a beautiful job. You’ve been an inspiration to many. Thanks for all you do❤
Thank you for putting this video together!!
I love discovering videos I missed or haven’t seen but they always pop up at the time of need emotionally ❤ your ranunculus bed is absolutely stunning! And also so good to learn about growing them as I am in love with them but don’t have much success such perfect timing 🎉
❤This video is amazing Danielle, its a full documentary and I love every detail! You are an awesome grower, host and editor, all your videos are so good! Thank you for taking all the time to make this and sharing your fantastic flower world! I hope you have a great year!
Yay! What a great video
Danielle I have been following you for years, I’m in aww at how you grow your flowers then have the courage to cut them out of your landscape to sell . You are an amazing grower and floral arranger , wishing you much luck in all you do !💐
Thank you for this wonderful video! You are such an inspiration for growing flowers & a garden loving life style . Can’t wait for spring to see what you create !❤
I definitely love the bouquet making videos
Hello! Greetings from Eastern Europe! Love your channel and positive approach!
It is prayer 🙏 Psalm 34: 17 the righteous cry out and the Lord hears them he delivers them from all their troubles!! I can't remember where the other verse is but the battle is not yours he will take care of those who do evil toward you. That's paraphrased God is good all the time!! This was your best video I love it I hope you'll do it again so enjoyed it.
Oh, I’m so thankful that no one is stealing! I pray continues.
That was a great compilation and I loved every minute. I sure wish I lived close and could buy a bouquet every week. They are beautiful.
Love your garden and small business! Vlog style is my favorite 🌸🌸🌸
Oh my those sweet Williams are gorgeous
Wow such a good amount of video footage of cutting flowers! ❤ Your bouquets always look so high end. You are such an inspiration.
The new library area looks wonderful!
So blessed to hear no one has stolen from you this video!
I wish I lived close to you, I would definitely buy some bunches of your beautiful flowers. 🎉love pink ranunculus , especially !
Grace! What a joy❤😅
Hi Danielle, I purchased a Geum last year at a local nursery and they only had a handful. This year I'm going to check out Black Creek Greenhouses in East Earl, PA (about four miles on Rt 625 off Rt 23) and see what they have growing. They have a perennial map and Geum is listed on the map. We visit Shady Maple Smorgasboard and then head to Black Creek before heading home.
I am touched by the last part of the video. Sorry for your loss. I feel like our pets mark chapters in our life story.
LOL, ohhhh , I get it, LOL, this was last year, Sorry, LOL, it was so nice seeing your garden, and how its, now.
those are some beautiful flower arrangements. thank you for sharing with us!!! and i love your flower stand.
Lovely relaxing video to watch on a Sunday morning.
Looking forward to everything you do this year
Sara, Ireland x
Everything is just beautiful Danielle! Its wonderful that you share your beauty!
This is great. Love the format.
I totally loved this video!!!!! The pumpkin arrangement was stunning!
I loved this video! So much information and I love the vlog style. I saved it so I can watch it again and again. Thank you for sharing:)
I am also in zone 7a. I love seeing your gardens. So inspiring. ❤ thanks for sharing 😊
Really enjoyed the story of your flower stand journey, tips and plant names. 💐
Oh my gosh! Love this series of videos. It was really interesting and eye opening to see what you as a flower grower and seller go through every season. I learned a lot about growing and cutting flowers too. I wish I lived near you. I would so love to be one of your regular customers! Your bouquets are stunning!!! So gorgeous! Loved this. 💕
Enjoyed the review of your flower business!
How I would like to be your neighbor and buy from your flower stand every time you stock it!
Could you do a detailed flower arranging video this year? One that really teaches great "simple" techniques for all us who don't have a clue.
I love it ❤. It is so inspiring. Thank you very much 😍
I LOVE LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! I could listen to you for hours. Your love for flowers takes me to a dream beautiful world, takes me home. Hugs from Romania! 💗 A big kiss for GRACE !
Great video!
I like the flower stands
Nice video roundup Daniela 🙌🏿🙌🏿do you water your main flower walk in summer?
Hi friend! I sometimes water new plantings, but generally we get enough rain to take care of everything.
You were talking about cats using your raised beds for a litter box. I like cats but that is the reason I don't have any cats. I had plenty of neighborhood cats using my flower beds. I heard that fever few keeps them out so I planted them in several places and it seems to be working. No problem with that all last year.
I read once about a process some people used to control aphids that was based on them liking the fresh tender new growth & it was warmer. Their theory was if you cut plants back before it got hot, when it got warmer and the aphids converged, they would have older growth that they didn't like 💐 I wonder if that may be kind of what happened with your ranunculus. The foliage and the entire plant was not as tender and young, so not as tender & tasty?
Also, thank you so much for saying the date and your Zone for each different segment! It helps so much for frame of reference 📅 ❤
Try planting nasturtiums. I had black black aphids (I didn’t know what they were until I saw your channel thank you) on my dahlias one year and I planted nasturtium and they all disappeared from the dahlias and went straight to the nasturtiums
Hi!! I just watched your video “a year at my flower stand” and I absolutely loved it! I grow cut flowers in a small area in my backyard and was looking to do ranunculus this year. I have done them in the past but just bought corms from Lowe’s my local big box store here where I live, I saw that you bought your corms from Longfield Gardens. I live in Missouri and I usually pre-sprout my corms in March and then put them out into the garden in April. I saw in your video that you put them out a little earlier and I might try to do that. To make a long story short when I looked on their website, I wasn’t able to buy the corms that I wanted because it said spring and the shipping date wouldn’t be until April. When do you typically buy your corms? I’m hoping to call them and see if I can get them earlier or do you have any suggestions on where else I can maybe get some within the next month or so? Love your videos! Thank you so much in advance.
Great video as always. I’m with you on the zinnias and plan on using the rest of my seeds as to not waste them. I had also decided this summer that I needed more strawflowers too. Your bouquets are absolutely beautiful as always but feel they are worth way more than $20 just saying. Any tips on growing saponaria? And how do you get those bachelors button so tall? Well thank you for your videos and the wealth of information you provide. Your garden is exactly what I wish I can emulate and it looks so seamless and and the flow is amazing it really takes such talent and vision to be able to do what you have done. Thank you again for all the time you devote to your channel.
Hi Karen! I like to direct saponaria in very early spring. I fall plant bachelor's buttons and let the baby plants overwinter. The plants are much taller when they are fall planted!
What kind of sunflowers are they? So gorgeous, they look like sunflower Steves.
Yes! Those are Sunflower Steve's sunflowers!
If you see a lot of ants check for aphids. Ants farm aphids for honeydew.
That was what I found when I noticed ants on my sunflowers
Can you please do an information video on amaryllis bulblet care and eventual flowering? I cant find anythimg that goes into depth about them
Do you leave your cut lily plants in the ground after you have cut them, to grow next year? What a great video. Thank you! 🌻🌻🌻💚
Hi Jane! I leave all the landscape lilies in the garden. I leave a third of the stem behind to replenish the bulb for next year. If I grow lilies in a raised bed, I usually cut them at ground level and compost the bulb. Full disclosure: My full-time job is writing for a bulb supplier so I'm able to get bulbs for free. I probably wouldn't treat lilies as an annual if I was paying full price for them.
Have you planted the corms without pre-sprouting? Might be worth a small try with a few corms. Very special vlog, thank you!
Wonderful idea! I haven't tried not pre-sprouting ranunculus corms. However, last year I just soaked anemones and did not pre-sprout them. They worked out perfectly!
What is the beautiful green foliage behind you in the very beginning?
Can you tell me where you purchase your ranunculus? Thanks
Hi friend! I order them from Longfield Gardens.
Wow❤💙🩵🌷🪻⚘️🌺
Do you ever grow amaranth? I love the ones that are nicknamed "dread locks" - they last for a long time and are so different from other flowers.
I’ve seen that variety! It looks so cool! I’ve grown a couple red varieties but never dread locks.
When should I plant ranunculus plant,When is this plant blooming time??
How do you get the Ranunculas to grow so tall? Mine are just bought from nursery but they're usually 8 - 10 inches high
I'm wondering what variety of ranunculus these are? I'm completely overwhelmed by the selection online and I know there are different types with different characteristics. Is there a better company to order from?? Tia!
What do you charge for a beautiful bouquet?
I love the goal of the land paying for your property taxes with alot of hard work by you.
I keep hearing too much nitrogen attracts aphids. How much I'm not sure. But if you didn't use any I would deduce that was the past issue with Ranunc's
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Hi from New Zealand, Southland, I cant get my head around this video today, Was this made last year.? Im only asking , cause, its the start of 2025, and you said March? ? Do you, when your out and about, People have that funny look on their face, You know the one ,where you seen that person before, but cant quit, think where. or, do people come and want to talk to you? or just say hi, and do you mind, I am a loner, so for me , it would be hard . or maybe, you just get used to it,
Your garden is spectacular!!!❤
I recently started viewing your videos & and enjoyed all of your content & have learned so much! Your bouquets are gorgeous & if I lived in your area, I wd be a regular customer ! I love your garden shed/library & my husband & I recently built a greenhouse & I'm going to start cold weather seeds soon & and hopefully, summer/fall too! Wish me luck! Maria from Newtown, Pa zone 7a ❤