October Garden Tour 2020 // Northlawn Flower Farm
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Welcome to the October Garden Tour 2020! Northlawn Flower Farm is a 1/2 acre flower farm in zone 6b. I hope you enjoy this tour of our fall foliage and the cut flowers the remain. Happy gardening to all!
The fall garden could be the most beautiful of all the seasons. It's like the finale at a fireworks show!
I like the coleus with the burning bush
Thank you for making these videos! They bring me so much joy and I love looking at a beautiful garden, especially on a rainy cold weekend!
Thank you for your channel. You have a beautiful garden and a soft, effective way of sharing your expertise. I would never have dreamed you could start annuals in winter!! I ordered the book, Cool Flowers. I can’t wait to try it. I also love your tours of public and private gardens.
I enjoyed watching you gardening!! I Just came in from working in my garden. I am Watching you in Houston Tx 🤠🤠🤠 looks great 😊
Another great tour. Thank you for sharing your garden with us.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for being so detailed with the plant names. The Mexican Sage is beautiful and I will definitely be adding it to my garden. This past weekend I bought two Rose of Sharon bushes (White Chiffon and Sugar Tip)and hope that I can plant them before we get our first frost🙂 I think the sage will look beautiful in front of one of the bushes. BTW I love hearing about your grandmother’s plants and her connection to your garden.
Oh and u wanted to say thankyou for your videos! I think I have learned the most from you about cut flowers than any other youtubers out there! 😉
I enjoy your videos😀looking forward to planting a cut flower garden
Just recently found you and so glad I did!! Just saved this so I can continue to refer back to as I begin to build new borders. So many great ideas. Your voice is also so calming 😊. Cheers from 5b Ontario Canada.
Still looking amazing as usual!
I’ve really enjoyed watching your garden tours this season. Keep up the good work.
Great tour your garden looks beautiful 🦋
I have so enjoyed your garden having just found you a few months ago. You are a joy to watch. Your arrangements are lovely. Hopefully I can learn from you.
Danielle, thanks again for this tour through your wonderful garden! (And, yes, I´ve missed a September tour, thought it was a busy time for your stand.) If it is not too late (and the frost hit your garden), you should take coleus cuttings, put them in a glas with water until they root and you will get some amazing houseplants for the winter, then, come spring, you get more cuttings from your coleus for your garden. And you should definetively overwinter your gorgeous lantanas, they get bigger and bolder every year (they need a bit of light and little water) .With Nasturtiums I had the same problems last year(wrong colour),and in my zone they are invasive, I had a lot of fun on my knees this spring! And please, take in consideration a November/Winter garden tour with or without snow! Take good care of yourself and stay safe. Love from Germany ,Hanni.
Thanks you so much garden friend! I have never overwintered lantana - do you put yours in a greenhouse - or into the home? Thank you.
@@BoPeepsBonnetsOfficial Into the home, frostfree, behind the gardendoor because they need light, every now and than a bit water, and have an eye on pests. They will loose their leafes. Mid May they come out on the deck, get a little haircut and a fertilizer, then you can watch them grow. Greenhouse would be pitch perfect, but I unfortunately do not own one. Good luck! Stay safe.
Still looks beautiful.
Iam from Kerala.I very much love your garden.it’s lovely,gives a lot of happiness.you are very lucky .
I really enjoy your garden tours. I’ve learned so much from you which helps me in my new garden. If you would kindly do a video during the winter just to see the snow. Thank you so very much!🌳🌳👒
I really love the way the Coleus looks backed by the Burning Bush!! They play off each other really well, it looks like an intentional and smart decision to me!!
Thank you for the tour! I loved seeing how you've planted your cool flowers.
I loved this tour. It makes me excited for my vision of packing in all kinds of flowers into a future cottage garden 😀
Beautiful!
Even though I can't grow most of the plants in your garden--I'm in zone 8b, I enjoy your channel so much I never miss a video! Keep up the great work.
I just love your garden tours! I've been following you for a couple of months now and I gain so much knowledge from your content. Thank you for taking the time to put this info out there. I, too, have a small-ish space that I'm growing cut flowers and I love how you grow them in your landscape. It's stunning! Also, I grew the peach melba nasturtiums this year and mine were definitely peach colored, so that variety should be correct for a true peach color. Maybe an accidental wrong seed go placed in the wrong packaging.
Thank you so much for sharing that with me Stoplight Farm! May I ask who you got the peach melba seed from this yr? Mine were from Renee.
@@BoPeepsBonnetsOfficial I got my seeds from Sow True Seed. I'm not sure if you've heard of them, but they're a small seed company in Asheville, NC (where I live). They have a website and I know they ship all over. I don't get all of my seeds from them, but it's a great company and I've never had any problems with seeds I've purchased from them.
@@therapowell4674 Thank you so much. I'll check them out. I had seen Kiana Underwood use light peach nasturtiums in an arrangement and I fell in love with them immediately.
Thank you for sharing your autumn borders! I have just found you today, and send greetings from the UK!
Thank you for taking your time and sharing your beautiful garden.
After watching one of your spring videos I ordered Tithonia. WOW, we’ve fallen in love with it in our garden. It’s gorgeous.
Thank you. Every-time I watch a video I’m writing down names of future plants and bushes. Thank you for inspiring our garden🌻🌻
What a beautiful garden. I love it and have just subbed.
Thank you so much Rachel. I love your channel and your style. You're a wealth of knowledge and joy to watch!
Hey Danielle...I grow the Clustered Bellflower (I didn't start it, it was already in my garden when I moved in). But mine are grown on the North side of my house in a garden that is only about 1 foot wide. It is also located right beside my hose reel so it does get lots of water. I think the clustered Bellflower might like tight spaces-I think it spreads threw runners so I think the tight space helps it. I am able to keep it in check because its between my house and the lawn that I cut. Hope this helps😄
Lovely tour. Throughly enjoyed it.
Thanks again. It shows how well you planned and gave thought to your gardens and landscapes are so that even into the fall, you are seeing pockets of color and interest. Thanks also for the update on the cool flowers, I am going to test sow some this year too.
Thank you so much for sharing your garden. I learn so much because I grow in 6b zone also your garden help me see how and where to plant my plants
Thank you for taking us on a walk through your fall garden Danielle! These are my favorite videos. I live in the country (zone 5 MI) but am slowing creating nice deep borders like you have around our main yard/house and you have motivated me to add in some shrubs and flower for cutting (rather than all in my raised beds). I only do this for fun but maybe one day I will try a farm stand for flowers. Wondering if you think 6-8 feet is a good depth to layer in plants and still be able to manage and get around them all for cutting, weeding, limiting disease, etc.? Keep up the great work- I'm so enjoying you!
Love your garden & your tours - thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you for the tour and sharing your garden with us 🥰
Looks like you had a wonderful year all in all!
Loved the tour! Awesome that you propagate shrubs! My friend just offered for me to take some of her Nandina to propagate and I shied away from it, may need to rethink that! 💚👩🏼🌾
Love, love , love your fence!
What a speedy reply! Thank you for answering each question. I am familiar with the seed companies you recommended. As to sowing seed this fall I will have to give it a try next year. Although could I plant larkspur now?? I failed to mention this in my last message to you. Have a good everning Danielle and thank you again!
Pretty amazing that so much is still blooming and looking good at this time. You give me inspiration 😊
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing your tips and tricks.
Thank you for the great tour!
OMG, you’re moving the cypress again? You just moved her last week! Ha, ha. I totally get you!
Loved ur tour and yes love that mexican sage does well for me in pensacola fl.. thanks for sharing your beautiful garden!!
The Paw Paw tree is a host tree for the Zebra Swallowtail! They grow native here in Virginia where I live.
Wow! That's awesome! Have you ever eaten one? I've read conflicting info on them.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm I’ve actually never tasted one and I can’t believe I haven’t! I’ve cut many of them off of fence lines though ☺️
My husband and grandchildren love them!
I appreciate the really slow tour. There are a lot of plants though, that I don't know what they look like, & its hard to tell which one you're talking about sometimes... but overall, loved the video! Lots of Inspiration! I'm starting a cut-flower garden next year, & I plan to sow some things in my landscape, not putting everything in the designated cut flower garden!
WOW Great Job
Soooooo beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰. I grow Tithonia every year I absolutely love it 😍 have you tried Yellow Torch ? It is beautiful too 🥰🥰🥰 I seen the Limelight Prime and got right online and ordered 2 !!!!!!! I am like you I love my hydrangeas and add more every year and this one is absolutely gorgeous 😍😍😍😍 thank you for sharing your beautiful gardens 👒🧤👒🧤👒💞💞💞💞
Hi Pamela! Thank you for mentioning the yellow torch. I will try that next year!
I love your videos & I love to see how you integrate your flowers in your landscape rather than rows. Thank you as that’s what I want in my yard as Im starting to grow cut flowers for personal use & to give to family & friends rather than to sell. I want to add more peonies to my landscape & I plan to expand some of my current beds to incorporate cut flowers (annuals & perennials). Do you have ideas on what to complement my new peonies on the south side of my house where there are dwarf Korean lilacs that I will leave in the back of the border. All my beds have shrubs, weeping trees, perennials & some annuals. Again, Thank you for your ideas!
I picked up a gold and black smokebush for my small garden out front, so cute 😊 Love that Japanese cedar, how big will it get ? I was not able to find the flamingo celosia you gave me website for😣 I hope I can find some, it looks so nice in your garden. Thanks for the tour, have a safe fall season 😁
Oh shucks! I'm sorry about that Lorraine. It looks like Floret may have them available in January - shop.floretflowers.com/products/celosia-flamingo-feather
@@BoPeepsBonnetsOfficial ok, thanks, I will check them 😊
Have you considered growing Proud Berry Coral Berry? If you have it, I missed it. I think you would love it. The foliage is rounded and gray green. In the fall it produces a pink berry all over the bush. I love mine and though I don't use it for cuttings (I have a hard time cutting my flowers because I love to see them in my garden), I believe they would be lovely in arrangements. My favorite dahlia this year was Clair Obscur. I love rose campion for architectural interest. I'm not sure if it would do well in floral arrangements but something to look into. It's a biannual I believe.
I really enjoy your garden tours. I garden for my personal enjoyment but love all your tips and tutorials. Maybe you could share the name of the book you mention in another video. Would love to take a screenshot.
The garden still looks really good! I have things in containers on my front porch and window boxes that I need to purge, but they still are so pretty. I'm in NE Ohio 6a and really like to everything done by now. I put several hundred tulip bulbs in the ground this past week and I next need to do daffs. I have two large containers with tulips and daffs. My first time in containers. I don't know whether to winter over in the garage or on my front porch. Any suggestions from anyone on garage or porch. Thanks!
I’m from Cleveland, Ohio. I’m trying to overwinter my lemon coral sedum & my lantana.
Hi Danielle, I am relatively new to your channel and I must say I greatly have enjoyed what you share along with your cheerful manner and lovely voice.
I garden in zone 5b and i have some questions. Do you happen to know what hardy annuals I can sow here in my zone now?
Also, the Mexica bush sage which you showed in this session, is that direct seeded? And lastly, will you share some seed companies which you find to be reputable and of course you have great germination with the seeds they offer. Thank you!! I hope you share some things as the fall progresses and in the winter too. Thank you again!
Hi Janie! Feverfew, foxglove, snapdragons, canterbury bells, sweet william, bupleurum, black eyed susan, and dropmore are hardy to zone 5. The only one of those I would direct sow outside is bupleurum and feverfew. The rest I would do as transplants. Unfortunately, it is most likely too late for transplants now for the fall in 5b. Have you had a frost yet? If you have 6 weeks left before your first frost you could give feverfew and bupleurum a go direct seeded. Otherwise I would wait until late winter/very early spring. I propagate the Mexican Bush sage by cuttings - it takes easily. Johnny's and Geo are my personal favorite for large quantities of seeds. I also buy alot from Rohrer's - mainly because they have a retail store I like to visit. I hope that is helpful!
Hi , just started watching your gardening program, you are such an inspiration, I love the Tithonia, orange flowered shrub, what are your recomendations for growing plants from seed.Cindy Scarth
Thank you for your videos! cuke a melons? what are they and what do you do with them? So cute! Also where did you buy your peony bush...white flowers with tiny thread of hot pink?
I just got Cool Flowers yesterday! I've been cold sowing already but am very excited to read the book.
You should be very proud, you have a gorgeous garden.
I'm just wondering why you didn't name the cleome, which is one of my favorites. Yours is laying over though, is that because of the weather?
Hi I so love watching your videos I have learned tons from you. I do have a question regarding the seeds you put in. Do you leave them as you showed no matter the weather or do you cover with anything for colder weather ie leaves or cloth? This will be my first year planting from seed except for the test seeds I did this summer. Thank you
Hi Susan! Here in 6b I don't cover anything I showed you in the raised beds. I know Lisa (the author of Cool Flowers) does row cover some things. But I've never bothered - especially with the things that are very hardy in my zone.
Blue shadow fothergilla? Vs button bush? Which I absolutely love!
Oh yes! I am so sorry I misspoke! I meant to say bottlebrush. Yes Blue Shadow Fothergilla!
It is glorious! It is not an easy shrub to find, I have been on a quest to find it at my local nurseries with no luck!
Very nice. I am in northern NJ. I have a lantana in a container. Will it come back next year? How do I protect it? Will you dig up you peonies? Thanks
Hi Angela! Lantana needs to be brought inside in your zone. Here is a helpful article -www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/lantana/overwintering-lantana-plants.htm You could also take lantana cuttings are propagate them if you prefer. Peonies do not need to be dug up. They are perennial. I hope that is helpful!
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm Thank you. We had our first frost on Friday and sadly I did not bring it in. It is dead. Next year! Thank you!
The cypress needs to be near dark green evergreen. My opinion
Do cats get stung by bees? My cat seems to enjoy being among flowers too. 😊
Do you plant your shrubs into the ground even if you think you will move them? or do you put the whole pot into the ground?
Hi there! I put them in the ground. Hope you have a nice day!
You had a video showing how to arrange a flower bouquet in the non traditional way into an arrow if you will. I don't see it any more. Did you take it down?
Hi Valerie! Is it this one? ruclips.net/video/cfK8IRIESkE/видео.html
Question Mexican Bush Sage will it over winter in PA? 6B
Hi Debby! Sadly, it will not. I take cuttings and propagate each year. I believe its hardy in zone 8-10.
Hi...I was wondering if you have trouble with bugs eating your dahlia flowers? And if so do you do anything about it?
I bought some pawpaw trees earlier this year. Have you tried the fruit? Did you like it?
Hi there! I haven't tried it - have you? I've heard it's similar to a mango/banana flavor.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm I haven’t tried them. Apparently it takes 5 years for the tree to produce fruit so I’ll have to wait until 2025 I guess. You’re the first person I’ve seen who actually had one at the fruiting stage.
Where do you purchase seeds for the Love in a Mist and other varieties?
Hi Diane. I use Rohrers, Geo, and Johnny's.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm thanks!
Is lime time coleus good in a vase?
Cypress needs to be near dark green evergreen. My opinion