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May Garden Tour 2022 🌸Full Garden Tour with Plant Names // Northlawn Flower Farm
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2022
- Welcome to the May garden tour! Today I'm doing a full garden tour of all my cut flower gardens. The main flower walk in hedged with Berggarten Sage and there are two Dwarf Alberta Sprue in pots at the entrance. Tiny Wine Ninebark Spills over the left fence panel. There are many limelight hydrangeas as we walk along.
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Here are some of the other plants mentioned:
Mahogany Splendor Hibiscus
Allium Atropurpureum
Tall Verbena
Foxy Foxglove
Catmint
Allium Pinball Wizard
Rockin Deep Purple Salvia
Serviceberry
Allium Ambassador
Starflower
Winecraft Gold Smokebush
Lemony Lace Elderberry
Vitex
Rue
Ammi Majus
ProCut Plum Sunflowers
Allium Bulgaricum
Lambs Ear
Japenese Cedar
White Finch Orlaya
Dr. Alexander Fleming Peony
Japenese Stewartia
Ladies Mantle
Allium Nigrum
Nigella
Still Water Clematis
Cerinthe Major
Blue Shadow Fothergilla
Mountain Laurel
There are 10 raised beds. The first bed has dahlias. The second bed has Ranunculus Tomer Pink, White, and Picotee. Also there is Ranunculus Telecote Salmon in this bed. The third bed has bupleurum, pink lady saponaria, corn cockle, and legend light pink snapdragons. The fourth bed has tall mix strawflowers. The fifth bed has imperial blue larkspur and bridal pink snapdragons. The sixth bed has rocket white snapdragons and bachelors buttons. The seventh bed has Oxford Blue Scabiosa and Anemone De Caen Sylphide and Anemone De Caen Mr. Fokker. Bed eight has Van Gough Sunflowers. Bed nine and ten has tomatoes, peppers, onions, cucumbers, lettuce, and radishes.
The $5 garden has Cherry Rose Sunflowers, Foxy Foxglove, and Benary Pink Zinnias.
Gracie's Garden is full shade. It has many hostas, ferns, astilbe, mophead hydrangeas, and sun king aralia.
The hydrangea room is full of smooth and panicle hydrangeas. Larkspur fills in and takes over the dying daffodil foliage. Cup and Saucer Vine climbs across hummingbird way. Starflower is on either side of the entrance. Additional flowers for cutting just beginning to grow in the hydrangea room - Feverfew, Celosia, Poppies, Peruvian Lilies, Lisianthus.
The driveway garden is lined with liriope and catmint. It is filled with many lilies that we will see on the June and July garden tours. The plants called out are Kodiak Black Diervilla, Foxy Foxglove, Allium Shubertii, Kousa Dogwood, and Colorado Yarrow.
Don't forget that squirrels will plant stuff for you sometimes (as well as digging up and stealing things) so maybe that's where the random allium came from?
And you will plant things for squirrels. :) Unfortunately...
The thing I love the best about your channel is that you feel like a friend who invites your friends into your beautiful garden where we share ideas, successes, failures, inspiration, experience, etc. Thank you!!
Yes Danelle lol. I get a coffee or drink and sit down to enjoy the garden and within a few minutes i notice something I just have to investigate or a weed i just have to pull.
I just LOVE a garden tour with ALL the names!
Thank You for going to the trouble!!
Danielle, you are an absolute inspiration, I couldn't believe the picture of the house when you first moved there! I plan on watching this video at least once a week during the depths of winter, thanks for making these, they make my life so much better when my garden is asleep under the snow!
Just Such an Angel! The best floral fairy I ever seen in my 53 yrs!! Your videos are the best!! Blessings in 2023!!
Maybe that mountain Laurel was her way of showing you that she is always in YOUR garden and its forever a living, growing, changing work of God's art? Im sorry I just think its beautiful you have your Grandma's love of nature 💚💚💚
Today I was wondering how you named your channel. Now I know. I love how you place cut flower plants throughout your garden rather than in rows. Your garden is beautiful and your grandmother would be so proud !
I could just spend hours walking through your gardens and be surprised at every step!!!Just beautiful ❣️
SOOO INVITING...BEAUTIFUL, CALMING AND PEACEFUL!
Early morning cup of coffee and a lovely walk through your beautiful garden -- such a delight! Thankyou Danielle!
Greetings from Manchester England. I've grown Saponaria for the first time this year also and I'm pleased to report that they're a cut and come again, and I'm on my second flush already as they were winter sown in December. Also they are just stunning on their own in a vase. My only regret is that I didn't sow more. Also, I find your garden charming and whimsical and I adore it along your channel. I've learned so much from you and for that, I appreciate you greatly, Danielle 🙂🌹
One of the best garden channels I’ve found.Beautiful garden very inspirational.
I wish RUclips had a "Love" button instead of just a thumbs up. I have been incorporating more cut flowers in my landscape and it is so much fun! And it's true what you say about sitting in a chair to relax...in five minutes I'm up again and I have little piles of weeds on every path. LOL!
Driveway garden is the PERFECT name for it flower
Thank you so much for inviting us to your garden. It is absolutely beautiful! Wish you all the best, greetings from Ukraine! Nina
Beautiful! And you are as lovely as your garden.
This was so great Danielle! I love your channel! Most of my garden inspiration comes from you! Love, love, love your garden!❤️
not enough coffee.. or for me too much wine... i plant seeds randomly ahah
Beautiful piece of paradise. I enjoy learning the names of the plants too. The more you know, the more you appreciate.
This has been my favorite video yet!
Gorgeous, gorgeous! You're right, May is the most wonderful month of the year. The heat and sometimes drought of summer hasn't set in and anything is possible.
Stunning Danielle 🌸💕🌸
Danielle,I wonder if you'd consider asking your handy hubby, to create an arbor around your grandmother's chair? It could be made of rustic tree limbs or something esthetically pleasing. Then you could find some climbing plants to cover it. You've managed to beautifully marry 2 worlds of practical (to sell) & pleasure. Your garden is always a delight to see and so much interest with your plant choices & pairings.
I live in the smack dab middle of Texas, in Abilene, and my dad is from Pennsylvania. It is so nice to see where he grew up😊
5:12 just pop in a cane, later try to dig the root out whole.
oh the joy of Organic gardening
I always love a peek of your garden. You are one of my inspiration. I also love alliums but I don’t like their foliage when it gets yellow
Here in Atlantic Canada the perennials are just poking their heads out of the ground and the leaves on the trees and shrubs are barely budding BUT your video fills my heart. Thank you!!
Such beauty! This is the second time I'm watching this. I am enchanted by your garden.😍🥰
Hi Danielle, I did not know about the idiom of "It doesn't even hold a candle to this Japanese cedar..." (12:56). I love watching your video and learning English at the same time. Cheers, Albert
Beautiful Danelle!
Your gardens are just magnificent and so peaceful looking. I especially love all the shade plants as I have mostly sun & can’t plant most of them. Thanks for the wonderful tour.
I love the 3 trellises you have in a row. It makes a better impact and gives you a tunnel feel when it's covered by climbing plants... very visually appealing.
You made me 😢 It happy tear. Your garden is so inspiring. All the Beauty that the LORD ALMIGHTY CREATED!!! THE LORD ALMIGHTY IS GOOD ALL THE TIME. BEAUTIFUL!!! I just had to say to tell you this. Much respect.
You have no idea how much this helped me. We sold our house in February (no need to start seeds) and move in July. No time to even plant pots as we pack. Watching this video was just the garden therapy I miss and need!
I’m in 6a an man what a difference. Your bachelor buttons, snapdragons, strawflower, nigella & salvia look so much bigger then mine. I’m jealous 😁 Everything looks wonderful!
Wow this is so beautiful!! Thanks for showing us your Ranunculus experiment!
You are absolutely right about buying bare root versus buying containers. I bought 2 Astilbes bare root and 3 already in containers. I planted them. The bare root ones are growing big and beautifully. The container ones are kind of stunted, appear to be dying. Same with the bee balm. I grew some from seeds. Bought a few in containers. Bee balm from seed is doing wonderfully. Bee balm bought in containers is growing very slowly with no vigor at all.
I think I’m going to go bare root and seed from this point on.
🌼🐝🌻you have a beautiful garden. Isn’t it amazing to see the changes in your plants every day. 👨🌾🥕I love watching my garden grow a little each day, that is my favorite part of gardening.🌸🌺🐇Thank you for sharing your garden videos so now I can watch your garden grow too! I love it so much I started filming garden videos too. I am in my 3rd year of gardening and still have so much to learn. I hope we can learn more from each other! 🍅🥬🧅🫑🥬🦋🌼
Beautiful!
I love your hummingbird arches
I knew your pinball wizards would get bigger! 😍
Your garden is looking so stunning!! I love the mix of airy foliage with some of the more dramatic cutting specimens! Thanks for the slow, complete tour. So helpful to see how plants intermingle with each other.
Much improved by addition of plant need! Thank you for that.
Alliums self seed. Thankfully. We end up with lots. I love it.
My very deepest sympathies on the bindweed!
There are a lot of agricultural university studies on bindweed because it's a major crop threat. It's basically immortal. Smothering it and pulling it don't kill it. In theory, if you have a small enough space, you could kill it by repeatedly pulling because eventually it will wear out.
I like it when u call it your grandma’s garden. It reminds me of my grandma’s garden with lily of the valley, cosmos, roses and peonies. I like how u have the dusty miller in her garden too because her last name was miller. I don’t remember u saying what her favorite flower was.
Gracie is my kitty's name! 😁
Service berry tree YES! The most under-rated landscape tree. It's gorgeous in all seasons with beautiful white spring blooms that attract pollinators, fruit that's delicious for people and wildlife, and lovely autumn 🍂foliage. Excellent choice Miss D!
Thanks for the tour. Hope you won’t be bothered by the dreaded lily beetle.
That was great Danielle!! Everything is looking beautiful. You and your gardens always at the top of my favorites. Love the anemones and want to look into them! 😊
Thank you Danielle, your gardens are beautiful! 🌸💚🙃
Your yard is absolutely stunning 🤩 trying to do something similar wit a blank yard pretty much. Thanks for naming all the plants looks like they all fall in my zone so can use whatever i like.
Amazing garden , you do have lots of to share with us. Greetings from Australia =)
My favorite is the Mountain Laurel 💗 They are so hard to come by these days.
"My garden is always a work in progress", that's exactly how I feel about my garden too!
I love the alliums and beautiful purple vibes your property is a garden paradise 🌸💗🌸
Lovely video. You have such a wonderful garden, an true inspiration!
That allium bulgaricum… mine behaved exactly the same way, in nearly full sun all day. It never stood up straight so this year, I mowed it down and I don’t miss it.
Bind weed is a pain but I seem to only have it in a few places. Bermuda grass is the worst thing ever!!! So difficult to eradicate without the use of harsh chemicals. (YIKES)!
The orlaya is absolutely beautiful. I must grow some.
I have a path called the boulevard. Your garden design is beautiful!
So beautiful Danielle😍💕🌸🌼🌿 I love you beautiful garden! You inspire me so much🤗 I’m going to plant some of those Schubertii Alliums for sure!
I ordered the salmon ranunculus from longfield gardens last year and had the same experience… a lot of red and yellow and only a few of the salmon. They were still pretty but I was disappointed.
Hmmm...that's a bummer Amy. I wonder what's going on.
love from the the cold north! love your channel. you are a rare beautiful person and I really truly look forward to your next videos.
Look so gorgeous I love your layout and flowers are beautiful thanks for sharing
beautiful garden! 😍im also southern pa. i love seeing your garden get more and more beautiful in time.
absolutely stunning i have been waiting for this
Absolutely lovely and peaceful
You have very many different species of plants,I like that ambassador my friend.
Beautiful! And you have a lot of my favorites in there, too!
Your garden and garden philosophy are such an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your garden with us gardeners
Your gardens are gorgeous. I relate to how you feel so often. I try to sit in the morning, but end up seeing something I want to do and I’m up gardening ! Grace. is beautiful too. I enjoy every tour . May is especially nice. .
beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ LOVE your gardens !!!
I love hearing from you so much
Your garden is a true masterpiece! 😍🌿
Great May garden tour. Love the Blue Shadow fothergilla.
Beautiful garden. The big clay pot with blue flowers was pretty too.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden!!! God bless!!
Your garden is so lush, with such depth of texture, so many layers! I’m jealous because grass is too valued in my house and I can’t have those deep garden beds….hopefully someday. I also have those Sicilian honey garlic allium and yes, mine are always snakey like that. Sometimes they stand tall, but I like them either way.
I have heard (and will try this season) that planting marigolds where there is bindweed with eradicate it. 🤞🤞 Otherwise, it seems smothering it works (Charles Dowding says it takes 3 full years to smother completely though). Best of luck getting a handle on it! Thanks for the great videos!
What a beautiful garden!!! You are the BEST!!!
I really enjoyed this tour. Thanks kindly Danielle!
“To nurture a garden is to feed not just the body, but the soul.” - Alfred Austin
Thank you for your garden tours. Really appreciate that you put the captions with the name of plants, that helps so much. Very interesting experiments about the Ranunculus, always good to try different methods, you never know what will turn out to be a better method. I have had some problems this year with a certain bagged soil too, one that I had used for years but it just changed so much, I almost lost each plant that I used this soil for so had to quickly change and try to rescue those plants. You had worked so hard and great job on such a wonderful array of gardens and landscape.
That is so interesting Joyce! I had the same problem with a potting soil I have been using since I moved here. They switched formulas and all my seedlings turned purple! I had to switch also. Did your seedlings turn purple?
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm Yes had some turn purple, which I think is supposed to be a magensium deficiency but I think it was overall just few nutrients available to the plants. The soil in question had a lot of bark and wood chips, even found some small pebbles, and I had never seen those in that product before and I should have gone with my feeling not to use it but gave it a try. I got it at Home Depot and some of the reviews recently of that soil said the same thing about the poor quality. I was upset because had I not worked quickly and repotted in better soil, may have lost quite a bit of my seedlings. The quality seemed to have started to change last fall because I had also used the soil in the fall for some fall sown cool flowers and had the same results, either poor germination or few of the seedlings took. I guess not much you can do but try to save what you can! Glad overall your garden is doing so well and you didn't have a lot of loss from your experience!!
Those Schubertii allium would look great on your dried flower Christmas tree!
Ninebark Diablo is one of my favourite fillers. Yours is a different variety but just as beautiful! I grow a lot of annuals in rows but also use my large perennial borders for cut flowers. We all need more perennials 😊
Love your garden and videos!
Your garden is so beautiful! I love seeing how you mix your cut flowers into your landscapes!
Beautiful! My worst enemy: crabgrass!
I didn't pre-sprout my ranunculas. Soaked 10 corms overnight. Put in the ground the next morning. 8 out of 10 bloomed beautifully.
Beautiful and thank God for sharing
Beautiful as always!!
Wow! Your parents' hosta!😊❤
thank you so much for sharing your garden and methods!
Absolutely beautiful!
Danielle,, Thanks a lot for your excellent inspiration. I am dreaming of having this gorgeous wonderland in Indonesia with some local flower plants. .
Danielle - can you talk more about your rain barrel or point me to an older video if you did one. I am asking for a rain barrel for my birthday this year and would love to hear your experiences or does and don'ts that you may have learned. The garden looks fantastic!
Salmon can be red or pink. Happy to report that I have my very first crop of orlaya thanks to you. What a lovely tour Danielle, thank you!
Wow, how absolutely beautiful !!!!! Thank you!!!!
That's a really cool garden. I am going to use that as inspiration for my garden. I like the way purple colors mixes with green that looks really cool.
Beautiful garden
you have a beautiful garden. Thanks for inspiration.
Danielle, thank you for the tour of your beautiful garden. Your closeup video and details are educational and inspirational. You produce the nicest videos.
I planted a bunch of allium siculum last year (I’m up to 16 different allium types now) Most of the siculum are growing straight & tall. A few bend/twist like the one you showed (not clear why). They & the schubertii are this year’s favorite.