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Rejuvenation Pruning, Layering Propagation, Cutting Back Perennials & Annual Vines, Amaryllis Tour

Rejuvenation Pruning, Layering Propagation, Cutting Back Perennials & Annual Vines, Amaryllis Tour

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Winter Garden Maintenance, Dogwood Rejuvenation Pruning, Layering Propagation, Cutting Back Perennials, Cleaning Up Annual Vines Candles - Candlestick Holders - Ribbon - Pinecone Ornaments - Icicles- Pencil Tree - Wall Sconces -
Date: 2025-01-19

Comments and reviews: 20


Thank you, Danielle, for your expert tips on gardening. I was inspired by your earlier Amaryllis videos & gave 3 I bought last year from a garden, I visit annually, another chance to bloom. Happily, following your suggestions, all 3 are reblooming right now! My test is to let them bloom, grow over the summer, let go dormant & wake them up! I hope I can bloom them for many years! Grace is such a wonderful companion-nice to see her participating!
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Hi Danielle, you brightened up my day with all your beautiful types of amaryllis flowers. They look so pretty in the garden library on the beauty and the beast table! lol great reference for its shape, I can see it clear as day! Thanks for the tour and braving the cold to bring us your garden clean up! it is currently 29 in zone 6a in Connecticut. You're a good mom taking Grace for her pup cup lol she just loves you so much.
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Thank you for video I always look forward to seeing you, Gracie, and your garden Now out to my garden to cut back my catmint! I also need time outside even in winter to enjoy garden. Just enjoyed a hike at Winterthur gardens with director it was so exciting to see the snowdrops peeking up thru the snow. There is so much beauty even in wintertime. Look forward to your next video.
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My first year growing Amaryllis; I used all your Amaryllis videos to guide me through the process. I bought three bulbs from Longfield Gardens mid December using your discount code and wow what a successful endeavor. Will be repeating the experience this year. Thanks for making your knowledge available, reduces some of the trial and error.
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I really appreciate that you put the flower names in captions on the screen. I know that takes more work to do but it is a nice touch in case there is a particular pronounciation or spelling because sometimes growers can get creative with spelling! Nice to have that the name shown so you can jot it down. Grace is always a bundle of fun!
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Congrats on 9 years! I’m looking fw to your next video because I am going to attempt a stand this year. How often do you sell during the growing season and do you leave your bouquets out for people to buy in their honor via Venmo Are your profits put back into your garden supplies Thanks for sharing your expertise on this topic!
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Thanks for the wonderful tour of your amaryllis. They are just beautiful! I love the way you have combined them with the artwork in your home. I think you said in the past that your Dad is an artist. Did he do some of the paintings for you Just beautifully curated in your home!
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Everything I learned about roadside flower selling came from this sweet Northlawn Flower Lady. I watched many videos before I started and always came back to her video. I still learn something new on every video. Ask away because she is the expert even though she humbly says she is not.
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Your new chest of drawers looks lovely and the interior is so nice, too! Thank you for the yellow twig dogwood education! Your home is so inviting and reminds me of one you would see in a magazine. Your flair for flowers is evident in your home interior design skills as well.
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Lovely as always Danielle. I would love to hear about your flower stand business. I’ve always wondered how you price your arrangements for your area and how you advertise. 9 years! Do you still enjoy doing it
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Danielle I am so impressed with your garden planting ideas. I've watched your videos for several years and think your yard is so lovely. Would you ever be interested in giving us a video on making floral
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You often seem to cut the Amaryllis and place in a vase. Any particular reason, other than they have less chance of faling over DO they last longer when cut Thanks - beautiful photos, and Grace is such a sweetie!
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I love white flowers of any type so the white amaryllis are all my favorites. Looking forward to learning about cut flower sales eventhough I don't do it. I'm just curious about the factors to consider.
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Gorgeous amaryllis, and I enjoyed seeing how you cut back the yellow twig dogwood. I have red twig dogwood, but haven't cut them back yet since they've only been in the ground about a year.
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Sorry I was trying to ask if you would be interested in floral arrangements. I don't sell plants but I love all you've done and would love some ideas for my dining room table.
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Grace is such a crack up. LOL, she is just like a 3 / or is it 4 year old, have you been in the choc NO. as it all, on a kids face. LOL Having funny. she must make you LOL.
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How do you keep the amaryllis’s from flopping Mine get so heavy they fall over. I’m anxious to cut my hellebores but right now we have about 10 of snow.
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Beautiful Christmas flowers I know that are not the proper name but what I was brought up to call them. Nice to see some amazing colors in the dead of winter.
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Wow! Congrats on 9 years with the roadside stand Love how Grace tilts her head when you ask her a question thanks for sharing all the amaryllis
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I have an amaryllis Barbados this year. One of the stalks had 6 blooms on it! It was gorgeous. I wish I had more room for plants in my tiny cottage.
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