Summer Flower Arranging | From Seed To Jar
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- @cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm Flower growing in zone 8b, Scotland.
This week I have some orders for flower jars and I thought I could show you how I arrange them with the best flowers and foliage from the cutting garden. There are so many lovely flowers you can choose mid summer and the foliage is at the stage you can cut it for arranging too. As I arrange the flowers I will talk about my conditioning tips and extra things you can choose to help make an arrangement pop like grasses and seed pods. I hope you enjoy seeing how all the flowers in the garden come together to make an arrangement.
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Glorious Catherine. No favourites for me I love them all.
Thanks Susan, love all the varieties of annual summer flowers, it’s impossible to choose a favourite!
They are exquisite flowers, and bouquets Catherine. I can't get over how very beautiful they are. Your videos always motivate me to keep trying to grow the flowers that I have never grown before. Thank you for all the trouble you go to , to make these wonderful videos.
Thank you so much for your kind words. I hope you enjoy choosing some new flowers to grow this year. Today was the first day it really felt like spring was on its way outside, it was exciting to be out in the garden again getting on with the jobs!
Preciosos todos !😊❤
Thanks so much. I am glad you liked the flowers 🌸
Beautiful! So difficult to decide which one I prefer 'mission impossible' I say both stunning in their own rights such beautiful colours from the blues and purples of the salvias and the Statice and the gorgeous Apricotta cosmos. Thank you for sharing. 🌻
Thank you, yes they were so different that it is far too hard to choose! Looking forward to doing some different arrangements with the autumn flowers just starting to come along now. Although things in the garden are moving that way I feel we need some sunshine first to feel like we have had a summer!
So beautiful! I want both of them! Thank you for waking us through your process.
Thank you, I couldn’t decide which of the colours of arrangements I liked best either. So many nice flowers to work with x
Stunning, totally inspired to pop out to my garden during my lunch hour to try and make a vase of flowers as pretty as yours. X
I hope you found some lovely ones to cut at lunchtime. I am enjoying cutting today in the dry as the sun has finally come out 🌸☀️Thanks so much for watching.
Too difficult to pick a favourite…..they’re both beautiful!
Thanks for watching, I am glad you loved them both 😊
So pretty! I don't think I could pick a favorite! Watching from Maryland in USA :)
Thanks so much for watching 😊 I am glad you enjoyed seeing all the flowers in the jar arrangements and maybe some different ones to the ones you grow in Maryland?
Beautiful arrangements. Hope you get some sun soon. We are on the dry side here in Canada where I am. Battling smoke and haze from the northern fires still going on. That’s how our summer had been. Flowers are doing not too bad.
Hello, thank you. That is tough. Are you finding that it is getting drier with more fires over recent years in Canada? Do the flowers get badly affected by the smoke?
@@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm Yes, every year we get these Forrest fires and they say they will only get worse due to climate change. Flowers are not affected by the smoke. Thank goodness for that.
Such gorgeousness! I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this video. Lots of information and tips to help us with our gardens and arrangements too. I’m definitely going to grow Feverfew after seeing this. Thank you again for a great video. ❤
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed this one. Feverfew is a great one to grow. I need to get sowing some new seeds of that now as some of my feverfew are getting a few years old now and less productive. It’s always good to have new stock coming through and always have some feverfew each year.
Hi from Australia. We're just starting an early spring by the look of my almond tree. Blossoms fully out a few weeks early for me.
Thanks for this video.
Both posies are gorgeous.
The blue white purples is the one I'd take home though.
Your flower knowledge is fantastic, your flowers are beautiful, and your videos are a joy to watch.
Cheers ❤
Thanks so much for watching from Australia 😊 Exciting times for you with all the flowers just about to get going again, I love spring time. I can’t believe it’s time to be thinking about next years flowers now, it’s been a fast season so far. I am glad you loved the blue arrangement, I just the blues in the statice, phlox and salvia.
Beautiful bouquets.
Thank you so much 😊
I’m going to check my seed stash now to see if I have any of those apricot cosmos!!
They are a fabulous cosmos. Next year I might try a few more new varieties to see if there are anymore fantastic ones out there.
@@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm I will try them next year!! I love the movement cosmos bring to an arrangement.
You have a keen eye! All so cheerful. I don't have a favorite, they are all gorgeous!
Thanks so much, I am glad you loved the flowers. They are lovely at this time of year.
Love them all! ❤
Thank you, so many fab flowers to work with from the garden just now.
Lovely ... sooo pretty
Thanks so much 😊
Beautiful as always!❤ I love the lavender phlox in the blue/ purple/ white one, I think that one is my fave, but they are both splendid. 😊.
I love the purple/blue phlox too. I just need to work on that stem length!!
Beautiful arrangements. Could you possibly do a quick video on how you cut your Cosmos from the actual plant as I always struggle to know where to cut and my flowers are a bit short. I think I’m maybe not cutting down deep enough as my stems are so thin and fragile.
Thanks for watching this week 😊 That is a good idea, I will do a quick video on that this Friday to show you where I cut. To get the longer stem length coming back you do need to cut fairly deeply.
@@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm thank you so much I really do struggle and hate to cut too deep but clearly I need to.
Those flowers are gorgeous! Do you ever have problems with bugs in your flowers? Sometimes I have that issue and I don't want bugs in my house😬😄
I am having the same issue particularly this summer with the wet and humid weather here in Ireland. I find lots of tiny black flies especially on my snapdragons,would they be thrips? Then I don’t want to bring them inside. I love your arrangements Catherine.😀
Bugs can be a problem. I do use my organza bags more and more on flowers to keep the bugs out. Thrips have been a problem for me on white dahlias so the bags go on those. Pollen beetles were a problem earlier in the season. To help prevent bringing them in the house I would cut the flowers and condition in buckets in the dark garage but keep it open a bit for a light source for them to fly towards. This year though it’s the constant rain damaging the petals more than the bugs that is causing me problems.
It’s so frustrating when you have lovely perfect flowers getting covered in lots of bugs. If they are tiny black bugs they could be thrips. The only way I have managed successfully to tackle bugs is with organza bags but it doesn’t make a pretty garden to look unfortunately!
Beautiful arrangements Catherine I love the phlox. Can you tell me what time of the year you start seeds of phlox? There are definitely some beautiful new cosmos colours , have you seen the lemonade cosmos? Thanks for your advice I can hardly wait for our spring in Australia.
Thanks so much for watching this week. The phlox I start off early spring in March. I love it but haven’t worked out how to grow it here to get longs stems. I haven’t tried lemonade cosmos but I definitely think that is one to go on seed list for next year. Not long until spring now for you and having lots of lovely flowers again 🌸😊
Thank you for your answer Catherine. They say planting closer together will give you longer stems I will have to try that this year.
Beautiful! Do you save your own seeds from nigella or any other flower?
Thank you so much 😊 Yes I do collect seed. Things like orlaya, corncockles, daucus, nigella and calendula are all fantastic for collecting and sowing the following season. I made a video on how I collect my seed if you would like to watch
September Seed Saving | How To collect/Harvest Flower Seeds
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Thank you for answering, I will definitely check it out@@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing this. Can I pick your brain for the best snapdragons for the cutting garden? The variety I've grown are quite shirt and stubby. Nothing like the lovely long stems on yours.
Have you tried Potomac or Madame Butterfly? Or Costa?
@@agnieszkaking3814 I hadn't, but I will now. Thank you
Love them both ❤
Thanks for watching 😊 I just can’t choose a favourite colour or flower at this time of year as they are all just too nice!
Россия.❤
Thanks for watching 😊