Mass Planting Foxgloves, Overplanting Tulips with Lettuce, Direct Seeding Sweet Pea Seeds
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Date: 2025-03-14
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juliefurman1978
Do the foxglove come back for you each year I am trying the winter sowing method this winter here in zone 5b Iowa. And sowed several jugs of different foxglove, so I am excited to see how that project goes Wish me luck. I know they will need to self seed themselves and can come up just anywhere at that point, but I am trying to create the cottage garden look. I also noticed you planted them in a bit of shade as well Is that due to you being in zone 7 I have never grown foxglove before in the 30 years of planting.
The glove looks all too familiar.
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Do the foxglove come back for you each year I am trying the winter sowing method this winter here in zone 5b Iowa. And sowed several jugs of different foxglove, so I am excited to see how that project goes Wish me luck. I know they will need to self seed themselves and can come up just anywhere at that point, but I am trying to create the cottage garden look. I also noticed you planted them in a bit of shade as well Is that due to you being in zone 7 I have never grown foxglove before in the 30 years of planting.
The glove looks all too familiar.
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jcking6785
Danielle, you have inspired me with every video but this one really spoke to me. I am definitely going to grow some foxgloves from seed next year; I have a single Arctic Fox and it needs some friends! Butter lettuce is on my list to sew soon. I have sweet peas that should be ready to plant soon (my first successful attempt) and I’ve struggle a little bit deciding where to plant them and you have solved my dilemma: on bamboo trellises!
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Danielle, you have inspired me with every video but this one really spoke to me. I am definitely going to grow some foxgloves from seed next year; I have a single Arctic Fox and it needs some friends! Butter lettuce is on my list to sew soon. I have sweet peas that should be ready to plant soon (my first successful attempt) and I’ve struggle a little bit deciding where to plant them and you have solved my dilemma: on bamboo trellises!
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karenholt9744
I loved all of your ideas in this video and will definitely be trying the lettuce/spinach over bulbs next year. I've been wanting to grow foxglove, and that might happen next year too; Foxy Foxglove sounds perfect. I love the sweet peas, but they may take longer for me to master; since I am a neighbor, the Mammoth will be the kind I try first, though. So glad you are enjoying the moment with such peace!
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I loved all of your ideas in this video and will definitely be trying the lettuce/spinach over bulbs next year. I've been wanting to grow foxglove, and that might happen next year too; Foxy Foxglove sounds perfect. I love the sweet peas, but they may take longer for me to master; since I am a neighbor, the Mammoth will be the kind I try first, though. So glad you are enjoying the moment with such peace!
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HisPlanGardens
You know, if you wanted to post a little more often, I wouldn’t mind a bit! . I have a question about the bulbs in your raised beds. Do you leave them year after year and overplant with your cutting annuals I guess I’m specifically thinking about the daffodils, as I assume you pull the tulip bulbs. Maybe Is there anything in particular you would NOT plant over the bulbs
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You know, if you wanted to post a little more often, I wouldn’t mind a bit! . I have a question about the bulbs in your raised beds. Do you leave them year after year and overplant with your cutting annuals I guess I’m specifically thinking about the daffodils, as I assume you pull the tulip bulbs. Maybe Is there anything in particular you would NOT plant over the bulbs
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northlawn_flower_farm
I grew Foxy Foxgloves last year--I'm hoping they self seeded and I'll have more this year. I also planted Camelots and some Alba Foxglove. They didn't flower last year, so looking forward to them gracing us with some blooms this year. I adore foxglove in the garden too!
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I grew Foxy Foxgloves last year--I'm hoping they self seeded and I'll have more this year. I also planted Camelots and some Alba Foxglove. They didn't flower last year, so looking forward to them gracing us with some blooms this year. I adore foxglove in the garden too!
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melindaf7722
I declare your garden looks beautiful even in winter lol. You definitely have a green thumb. I know everything will pop up beautifully, it always does! I dream of a garden like yours lol. I try to have a pretty garden but let's be honest, there is no comparison.
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I declare your garden looks beautiful even in winter lol. You definitely have a green thumb. I know everything will pop up beautifully, it always does! I dream of a garden like yours lol. I try to have a pretty garden but let's be honest, there is no comparison.
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stephaniestatnick
I have sweet peas in root trainers and am prepping an area for them. I wonder if they need to fill out the root trainer I think when I have the area ready I will get them in. I will try to find a video of when you started these foxglove, they are soooo big!
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I have sweet peas in root trainers and am prepping an area for them. I wonder if they need to fill out the root trainer I think when I have the area ready I will get them in. I will try to find a video of when you started these foxglove, they are soooo big!
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susanmason3432
Your foxglove starts look so healthy and lush. Do you ever use an auger I bought the 2 Laura Edition from YT Garden Answer and it helps me from having to bend over as much. Thank you for faithfully making these videos. They are very helpful. N. Florida Zone 9.
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Your foxglove starts look so healthy and lush. Do you ever use an auger I bought the 2 Laura Edition from YT Garden Answer and it helps me from having to bend over as much. Thank you for faithfully making these videos. They are very helpful. N. Florida Zone 9.
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marymurphy4825
Hi Danielle it's wonderful to see you back out in your garden again I'm up North zone 6A and I am so looking forward to spring as well! I love foxglove, rununcilus, and sweetpea too. The lettuce under planted with the tulips is going to look so pretty!
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Hi Danielle it's wonderful to see you back out in your garden again I'm up North zone 6A and I am so looking forward to spring as well! I love foxglove, rununcilus, and sweetpea too. The lettuce under planted with the tulips is going to look so pretty!
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katjo812
Congrats Danielle on being featured in Proven winners, The Gardener’s Idea book! Your arrangements are amazing! So beautiful! Cut flower Tips from a Pro! Pg 6 you definitely work very hard to produce these Gorgeous flowers! Have a wonderful day!
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Congrats Danielle on being featured in Proven winners, The Gardener’s Idea book! Your arrangements are amazing! So beautiful! Cut flower Tips from a Pro! Pg 6 you definitely work very hard to produce these Gorgeous flowers! Have a wonderful day!
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northlawn_flower_farm
Its interesting because I am zone 7B but clearly you are much warmer faster. I'm probably about 1 to 2 weeks behind you. So its great to watch to see what I should be doing next week. I'm a little behind this year. Awesome video: )
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Its interesting because I am zone 7B but clearly you are much warmer faster. I'm probably about 1 to 2 weeks behind you. So its great to watch to see what I should be doing next week. I'm a little behind this year. Awesome video: )
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playmovictorian
What a delight to step into Spring with you dear Danielle Here in Marlow on Thames near London, Spring has also arrived after a long, cold & wet winter. I cannot think of anything better than enjoying my morning coffee with you & Grace
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What a delight to step into Spring with you dear Danielle Here in Marlow on Thames near London, Spring has also arrived after a long, cold & wet winter. I cannot think of anything better than enjoying my morning coffee with you & Grace
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northlawn_flower_farm
Your videos are always so encouraging. Thank you! Question, for those of us who don’t have a good setup for seed starting, which local area growers or greenhouses would you recommend for healthy transplants
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Your videos are always so encouraging. Thank you! Question, for those of us who don’t have a good setup for seed starting, which local area growers or greenhouses would you recommend for healthy transplants
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farahabid3743
Thank you for this wonderful video! Can you share how you made the sweet pea trellis I’m growing them for the first time and need to put in an inexpensive trellis in my garden bed. Thank you, Danielle!
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Thank you for this wonderful video! Can you share how you made the sweet pea trellis I’m growing them for the first time and need to put in an inexpensive trellis in my garden bed. Thank you, Danielle!
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jacklin5661
Did you grow these foxgloves from seeds When did you start seeds I am in northern ca zone 9. Not sure if I should start seeds now or wait until the fall. I would very much appreciate your advice. Thank you
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Did you grow these foxgloves from seeds When did you start seeds I am in northern ca zone 9. Not sure if I should start seeds now or wait until the fall. I would very much appreciate your advice. Thank you
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northlawn_flower_farm
I need to be growing out my foxgloves earlier lol, so puny compared to yours. I have watched your videos over the last while and love your unpretentious, genuine style.
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I need to be growing out my foxgloves earlier lol, so puny compared to yours. I have watched your videos over the last while and love your unpretentious, genuine style.
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marycarroll2550
Oh I was so glad to see you planting foxgloves today! I raised 30 from seed, and was dying to plant them out today but I just wasn’t sure if I should. I’m in NJ zone 7a.
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Oh I was so glad to see you planting foxgloves today! I raised 30 from seed, and was dying to plant them out today but I just wasn’t sure if I should. I’m in NJ zone 7a.
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kellihaynie6241
Oh seeing this video, and hearing the cardinal singing makes me so anxious for Spring weather! Here in Maine, we still have snow on the ground. Love watching your videos!
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Oh seeing this video, and hearing the cardinal singing makes me so anxious for Spring weather! Here in Maine, we still have snow on the ground. Love watching your videos!
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Cherryparfait41
Danieldo you think foxglove can be moved now I’m reconsidering where I set some of the biennial type out last year.
Loving the feeling that Spring has Sprung!
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Danieldo you think foxglove can be moved now I’m reconsidering where I set some of the biennial type out last year.
Loving the feeling that Spring has Sprung!
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lindabloom6666
I got some amaryllis this year. They were beautiful, but I want to know how I can replenish the bulbs for next year. Should I repot them Put them outside Thank you!
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I got some amaryllis this year. They were beautiful, but I want to know how I can replenish the bulbs for next year. Should I repot them Put them outside Thank you!
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