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Visiting 5 Local Flower Stands, Plant Shopping, Garden Updates, Fresh Cucumber & Apricot Salad

Visiting 5 Local Flower Stands, Plant Shopping, Garden Updates, Fresh Cucumber & Apricot Salad

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Today we're visiting 5 local flower stands on our way to go plant shopping at the nursery. I'll share garden updates on the lily pots, hydrangea room, and driveway garden. When we return home, we'll make a fresh cucumber salad from the garden. Six Seasons - Support my channel by shopping at my Amazon storefront - Support my channel by becoming a member:
Date: 2024-07-31

Comments and reviews: 20


Hi Danielle, this was so much fun to go on a little tour of the garden center and visit the cut flower stands with you. I never saw the vitex bush before, or the blue ice cypress! they are both gorgeous! and yes, I can see them in a horseshoe pattern with snow all around them with some tall evergreen pines in the back to give a little contrast to the icy blue color. The bouquets were all so pretty, I liked the different combinations. Your bells of Ireland on your table made a wonderful display all on its own! it's always fun to try a new recipe especially with produce you have grown from your garden. I like how you always have a great book to recommend. Grace is such a cutie, always checking to see where you are. btw the prices there are very reasonable, a bit lower than in Connecticut!
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I liked going along with you. The flowers. and stands were interesting to see. I like yours the best, as you are so artistic, and pick gorgeous combos, but see the competition you are facing. I only know of one flower farmer locally, and her prices are much more, but I appreciate them.
Your prices on boxwoods and hydrangeas are great! Ours are much more expensive, so I am just adding slowly. I wondered why you didn't have roses. We have been handpicking the beetles, and this year there haven't been too many.

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Your flowers are just beautiful! That was fun seeing the other flower stands. I use Fertilome on all my plants that the Japanese Beetles love. Jenny from Creekside Nursery turned me onto it. I follow the directions on the bottle for each plant and apply it late spring. It lasts for a year. Totally worth it! My roses, Summerific Hibiscus, hydrangeas, shrubs and trees have very little damage. I just wish I could put it on my zinnias in my cut flower garden.
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GREAT VIDEO! really enjoyed all the flower stands and the nursery tour! so hard to go to a nursery like that and not want to buy so much, def takes self control LOL. I go to an amish nursery in cockranville often, but all along the way so many great places to shop. Love the vase store too! Your garden is so beautiful, the garden is never done and always changing, but that the joy of growing for sure: -) Stay cool this week more 90's and humid in PA.
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The variegated euphorbia in the bouquets at the second stand were gorgeous! I’m going to try and grow some for my landscape beds next year.
I’d love to find a vitex, I asked my local nursery but he says he has a hard time finding it from his suppliers. Same story for kerria japonica, which I’d also love to be able to buy locally.
OH MY WORD THAT CYPRESS

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The cut flowers in the stands are so beautiful and sooo inexpensive. We pay $25 to $30 dollars for a similar bouquet at the local farmers market. I have such a pest nightmare with boxwood at the moment. It makes me feel the way you do about roses. I am just praying I don’t lose my hedge around the garden at the back of the yard.
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Wow all our local bouquets go anywhere from $15 (typically veggie farmers who do big sunflower bouquets) - $35 for flower farmers who do arrangements in a vase. That’s in Oregon. Can’t imagine it being worth all the work for those prices, though we do have much different growing environments and cost of land.
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Love that sort of non-lettuce salad! Serves as a perfect base for proteins. I’d probably add feta or blue cheese, just because I can’t help myself Made a shaved zucchini salad last night and topped with roasted potatoes and tofu and some homemade hot pepper sauce. So good.
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Thanks for the tips on the garden centers. I’m going to Lancaster this weekend and I might just bring some hydrangeas home with me! I hope I come across some flower stands, too so I can get a hostess gift.
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Thank you for taking us on your shopping trip and showing us all of the other flower stands. So much work goes into making bouquets! I LOVED the icy blue evergreens. They would look wonderful in the winter garden.
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Do these flower stands include the vase that the beautiful bouquets are in, do they come with it Or do people just pull the bouquet out of the vase/jar/container and leave it there Thanks.
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Hello! As always another beautiful video. Can you tell me the location around these places. I live in Harrisburg and I really enjoy to drive around places like those. Thanks.
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Thanks for posting this video! I'm up the road in Lebanon and scheming to convince hubs we need another flower bed with some hydrangeas, so I'm going to need to check out that nursery!
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Thanks so much for taking us along. I really enjoyed seeing the other flower stands. Interesting to see what everyone is growing and how they put bouquets together.
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Thank you soooooooooo much Danielle. Just beautiful. I love my Vitex. I have two purple and one variegated. They grow so well in our Country South Africa.
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Loved the tour. Prices are very good I have Bobo in the ground by my shed. Have had it for about 5 years and have had no flopping. I love it
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That was fun! Thank you for sharing all the sweet and charming flower stands. The world needs more flower stands and it would be a better place!
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I agree with so many of the comments below -- it was awesome to see the other stands and gardens in your area! Thanks for taking us along!
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Does Japanese beatle bother your hydrangea at home I was gonna plant some but found these Beatles moved into our neighborhood last year.
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Wow! I could just picture your vision of horseshoe shaped cypress
Thanks for sharing all the shopping for garden goodies

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