❄️🌱Winter Sowing 🌱❄️: What Seeds Should I Try? 🤷‍♀️: Flower Hill Farm💐

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Hi Flower Friends! It's Nicole from Flower Hill Farm- today I am so happy to say I'm finally giving winter sowing a try. So many of you have told me to try it out so I am! What other seeds should I try?
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@Jessie577 2 года назад

Omg, when you started singing Phantom of the opera! You have a lovely voice. I have no jugs, but I suggest sweet Annie.

@martiee6882 2 года назад

As a little girl in the 80's in north dakota I would find Dames rocket in the yard all the time. It is very memorable. Isn't that such a thing. It must have been planted by my great great grandma Anna. She Evan planted roses and they are almost 100 years old.

@shandysgarden 2 года назад

Oh my goodness you need to sell cute little funny stickers of ACTUAL BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS OF your flowers with their cute nicknames! BOOP!

@chrispetersen6402 2 года назад

Verbascum worked great. Also, rudbeckia.

@captcyn 2 года назад

Verbascum was amazing ! Snowy spires! So beautiful!

@gracerlthomas 2 года назад

Fun!

@LisaRade 2 года назад

I’ve had great success with poppies. My favorite flower.

@sandraengstrand2784 2 года назад

Oh noooo, sorry to hear about the basement flooding and also the teenager 😵😵‍💫

@prairiefarmlady8866 2 года назад

Poppies!!!

@sandyasposito8262 8 месяцев назад

Hello,I love doing lupines & foxgloves they do wonderful & coneflowers, daisies, poppies, butterfly weed, holly hocks, So many more!! have fun, I love this!!! Using clear totes are easy too putting small pots inside, Put holes on bottom & top. Enjoy!! I love orange & yellow milkweed. You will love this!!! 🙃😊😁

@campbellcrew5277 2 года назад

Come flowers! Perfect for cutting too 😉

@dianamason9454 2 года назад

I am so glad you used pre moistened water ha ha ha. I love your videos

@FlowerHillFarm 2 года назад

😁

@nellmanning8547 2 года назад

I love your fun, natural videos......keep them going....

@debthecorgimom7978 6 месяцев назад

Strawflowers. artichokes, columbines, and poppies would be my choice. Mine are all up. Planted on Feb. 23rd. Starting the next wave with rudbeckia, carnations, Dara, paper flowers, hollyhocks, asters, scabiosa, echinacea, and salvia this week

@ambrigg1 2 года назад

I winter sow EVERYTHING!! With toddlers and middle school boys it’s to difficult stay consistent for indoor plants! We start all of our flowers, vegetables, and herbs with winter sowing! Sunflowers are always the first and biggest sprouts for me! We also use a drill for the holes in the bottom and a dremmil saw to cut the jugs! One other thing if you have a ton of snails and slugs like we do here in zone 7 we put a coffee filter on the bottom of the jug and then add the soil! Tag inside and out just in case your garden marker doesn’t hold up! Happy Sowing!

@leah387 2 года назад

THAT is a great idea! I have an army of slugs that wait in the wings for me to put flowers out. They’re insidious.

@dianetucker2711 Год назад

EXCELLENT TIPS❣️TY🥰

@ashleybowenphotography689 2 года назад

My first time watching your videos and girl... you are hysterical!! Love your personality!!! :)

@gardingyrl3501 2 года назад

Try sweet pea and lavender

@andreaspadola7080 2 года назад

Perennials that will self sow in nature areba good bet for winter sowing. I winter sowed for the 1st time last year. Lupine, Lobelia: Crystal Palace, Verbena Bonasaris, Scabiosa, Echinacea & Alyssum did well. I had some fails with old seeds. I did over plant too.

@ilenehales7849 2 года назад

I'm trying cress, cabbage and kale

@cherylpreston4545 2 года назад

I have 59 milk jugs started in my winter sowing this year in western Massachusetts! I winter sowed last year and had good success. I’m continuing this because in winter I miss gardening so much💐 Nicole, you will enjoy this and can add them to your personal flower gardens. ❤️

@FlowerHillFarm 2 года назад

That is awesome!

@meandmysunshine1 2 года назад

I would be very interested in your list. So far I have tried about 30 different kinds of seed. I live in eastern ON 🇨🇦. Thank you!

@cherylpreston4545 2 года назад

@@meandmysunshine1 Last year I had success with a variety of poppies,hollyhocks,Cleome,painted daisy, echinacea, alyssum, cosmos to name a few! I have enlarged my variety this year.

@meandmysunshine1 2 года назад

Thank you! I have tried these all too, except for Cosmos. I will try that! Thanks!

@christinast6346 2 года назад

I was having a really roughly day…your video came to my rescue! Thank you for your silliness! I really enjoy your videos 💕

@FlowerHillFarm 2 года назад

It’s what I do best! (Silly) 😊💐 Glad it helped

@juliafiore120 2 года назад

Nicole, you are such a goofball; we should be friends!! You’re my kind of peeps!😂😂

@angeliquemcniff3076 2 года назад

Genuine chuckle at the size of that Vermont Compost bag!

@FlowerHillFarm 2 года назад

I tried showing the sheer size of the thing in pics but it's hard to describe! It's massive LOL I'll use it all up this year.

@nikkichevere 2 года назад

grapes from seed hoo hoo!!🤣... i love your antics lol u are so much fun to watch im obsessed w ur channel

@tanyamcnelly8251 2 года назад

I have winter sown 35 different containers. Snaps and stock , bells of ireland,, wild flower mix are already up as well as about 4 other different things. Sowed Jan 21st. I find it easier to put drainage holes in bottom first before cutting jugs open. I've been doing this 20 yrs, and have learned so much!!

@elliestell2696 2 года назад

I just love watching your videos you have so much fun love you

@lisaharrison5892 2 года назад

Haha I did Lady’s man for lady’s mantle 😛

@krystalnebel7304 2 года назад

I am going to try the samething this year but instead of jugs i am going to put them in Ziploc baggies. I have seen a lady do this on utube. Happy winter sowing everyone.

@lauriesickles5393 2 года назад

I'm winter sowing thousand head kale, poppies, larkspur, stock, onions, leeks, mustard greens and chives.

@kimclayton7728 2 года назад

I started watermelon in a winter jug once

@martiee6882 2 года назад

So glad you did this!

@growingdreamshomestead3814 2 года назад

I have 3 varieties of echinacea, yarrow, lavender sweet peas and snapdragons. Yarrow and snap dragons are already sprouting.

@andreavella7742 2 года назад

I attempted to WS for the first time last winter. I had 55 jugs and used 70 different seeds ranging from Amaranth to Zinnias. Only 4 varieties didn't make it (I can only recall Cosmos as being one of the four failures). My favorite seed to WS is Sweet peas. I usually start them indoors but won't bother doing that anymore since they do so well in the jugs. Last year was a learning year hence the 55 jugs. This year I'm only growing what I truly want in my garden so am only using 12 jugs. I live in zone 5b Colorado

@ntur117 2 года назад

I’m in Colorado too and trying WS for the first time. Curious where you put the jugs? Better in southern exposure or does it matter? Currently, I have some on a small utility rack next to my shed facing west. I did a few vegis and rest flowers. I’m new to gardening so stand a lot of learning :). 👨‍🌾 I’m also doing the grow along and loving this community!

@karenm5681 2 года назад

I heard that you should have them in the shade through the winter so they don’t sprout too early, thinking “it’s warm now”, then get killed as tender seedlings when it freezes again.

@andreavella7742 2 года назад

@@ntur117 I have them in my raised garden bed which is in direct sun. I placed them here last year as well. The seeds emerge when the weather warms up.

@helenehenkel 2 года назад

I had success with Bells of Ireland, calendula, marigold, pansies, chamomile & other herbs. Didn’t have success with lavender, but trying again

@mountainsagegarden9214 2 года назад

Poppy and echinacea r a must in winter sowing for flowers for me. I also use this method for cabbage kale broccoli etc. trying lavender this year 🤷‍♀️😉👍

@janeburrill6115 2 года назад

First time here too ,( in 5b Atlantic Canada) . Finding jugs was my problem... we don't get our milk in jugs. What I did have tho was a collection of apple cider jugs... actually sturdier than milk jugs. Also rotisserie chicken containers and peach "baskets" are now a clear plastic with attached!!! Lids .... no taping needed and they already have holes in both the top and bottom. And I also put mine in milk crates to make it easier to haul out where I wanted them (we have 2,3,4 ft of snow in the yard)

@greengulzar 2 года назад

Love you! Love crazy people❤️

@sweetpea6144 2 года назад

Black hollyhocks is my suggestion

@kaitlinjohnson2915 2 года назад

One of my favorites to winter sow is anise hyssop. It’s a perennial, mint family (but doesn’t spread by runners). It is a cut for foliage and filler, great pollinator plant, flowers first year from seed and is super reliable germinator. It reseeds somewhat in my garden, but not aggressively so.

@daneekaplan4284 2 года назад

oh that’s exciting. I LOVE anise flavor but I never grew the plant. I tired to grow in my aero garden. but I’ll do some winter sowing.

@vincentbynumbers 2 года назад

I love anise hyssop! The smell, the flower, it'd ability to attract SO many butterflies and others! I've never had go sow it after planting an original... so many babies. I have transplanted everywhere.

@ambethk77 2 года назад

I have two going. The usual purple one and then a pink one from Baker Creek.

@stephaniewarren9285 2 года назад

The white licorice hyssop was one of my favorite fillers last year!!!

@Floraltherapyfe 2 года назад

Literally winter sowed anise hyssop today!

@sweetfernhome 2 года назад

I am having so much fun winter sowing! I have asked EVERYONE to save their jugs for me, I can't wait to see how it turns out. For me, to be able to start both veg and flowers indoors would be impossible because of space, so I'm focusing on the flowers for winter sowing.

@stephaniewarren9285 2 года назад

I planted Hyssops last year not realizing it was perennial and I planted a 30’ row 🤣 I have some moving around to do this spring 🤦‍♀️

@judymckerrow6720 2 года назад

I’ve had great success with sweet Williams ☃️❄️💚🙃

@meandmysunshine1 2 года назад

Thank you! I am planning on trying this this year. I have grown previously under lights with good success.

@marlenemullet 2 года назад

Spinach does great for winter sowing here in zone 5!

@jayjohnson3724 2 года назад

Your enthusiasm is infectious. Best last year was Poppies. We always put tags inside. WE grow bamboo, and I thread the handles with the sticks.

@FlowerHillFarm 2 года назад

I've seen that! It's a smart move. Good thing I have video evidence! LOL I was in a really good mood when I filmed this. I'm so excited!

@tulle7358 2 года назад

@@FlowerHillFarm just a tip. The writing on the can will fade unfortunately so its a good idea to put at label stick in also with name of seeds. Or write on the duck tape, that seems to hold on better 👍😊 good luck with your first ever winter sowing 😀🤞

@christiensgarden3325 2 года назад

I winter sow lettuce, Swiss chard, spinach, arugula.. the Roots and Refuge way.. 2 cft potting soil bag with clear bottom under the bed bin. I will try winter sow cool flowers this year.

@carla7246 2 года назад

I do a lot of different poppies with the winter sowing method (I'm 6a) I've done California, Iceland, and Papaver poppies with good success. I am trying winter sowing Double Shirley poppies this year for the first time this year.

@kristineoden383 2 года назад

Snapdragon’s!!! I had excellent success with starting them winter sowing last year.

@zarahsgarden2097 2 года назад

Oh good! I just planted some but then I saw people starting them indoors and I thought I did the wrong thing. Maybe I'll try both 😋 can't have too many flowers right?

@BarbsintheGarden 2 года назад

I have learned that there are several group types of snapdragons. Which one did you do for winter sowing?

@kristineoden383 2 года назад

@@BarbsintheGarden I used the seeds from The Dollar Tree. I way over seeded them and had excellent germination. I saved some of my seeds and purchased some more expensive varieties to try for this year. Definitely try it!

@kristineoden383 2 года назад

@@zarahsgarden2097 you will be happy with the results!

@meandmysunshine1 2 года назад

When I start a new variety of seed, I too buy a mixed pkg. to see if I like them before buying individual packets.

@sarahashley13 2 года назад

It's addictive! I have just under 100 jugs lined up in my nursery right now. Don't forget poppies! They are winter sowing queens 👑.

@artisanwoolworks3790 2 года назад

My best success was bread seed poppy

@Jazzylish1 2 года назад

Last year was my first time winter sowing. I had success with cosmos, marigolds, liatris, scabiosa and zinnias. None of these are particularly hard to sow in the traditional method but I feel like I got a headstart.

@catherineslavin7324 2 года назад

I've had great luck with winter sowing Verbena boriensis. You get good strong plants.

@mariafolch8067 2 года назад

I just enjoy you, so much!! So goofy!! I got excited when I saw you taping the empty soda bottles. Then, burst out laughing when you realized what you did. 🤣 I am glad you decided to do a wintersowing video. You were more thourough with the process. 😉🤗🌱

@gr8gardn 2 года назад

So glad you had some goofy today! I needed it!

@gardenfunwithjane4897 2 года назад

You are very fun! Lol 🤣😆🤣

@jenniferkessener1111 2 года назад

You might be surprised on the blooming time on some seeds. I sowed English daisy in my garden, and it took a year to bloom. I started the same seeds Wintersowing, and they bloomed the same year! Some favorites last year were foxglove,poppies, larkspur snapdragons, hollyhock, orlaya, love in a mist, lavender, verbena, lupine, alyssum,and coneflower. I have 50 jugs so far, many of same again, also milkweed, Penstemon, delphinium, sweet peasome grasses, etc....so many. I am going to do warmer things, and veg mid march.

@suekrebs3497 2 года назад

I started 57 winter sowing jugs last winter and had great success. I use clear Gorilla tape to seal them and also top them with vermiculite. I also put a label inside that is used later when planted in the ground. Perennials such as Asclepias, Scabiosa Fama, Penstemon, Delphinium, Echinacea, Foxglove and Lobelia work well. For annuals I grew Bells of Ireland, poppies, calendula, bachelor buttons, corn cockle, phlox, big quaking grass, snapdragons, clary sage, clarkia, dianthus, nigella, alyssum, stock and rudbeckia. This year so far I have 25 jugs and counting. Good luck this gardening season!

@joem2745 2 года назад

Texas Blue Bonnets & Hungarian Blue Poppies

@captcyn 2 года назад

So many of the seeds some others mentioned! Definitely pansies!!! I hate starting them inside! Troublesome and not great success. With WS awesome results and easy! Also schizanthus angel wings and Mimulus monkey flower do great. Snap dragon, any type of poppy! Herbs! I started 3 years ago, zone 6b in Juneau, Alaska. I do around 150 jugs.

@Edu_Kate 2 года назад

I've got some potting mix in my salad spinner to sift out the bark chunks then I plan to fill berry containers with alyssum seeds. I'm also using the big salad greens containers and may start some snaps in them. Too many flowers to try. The tall juice jugs I intend to plant verbena bonareansis seeds because I've never had success direct sowing them. Many years ago I taught a community ed. class on winter seed sowing, but I've never tried it. 😊 So good luck to both of us.

@Daffodils2Daisies 2 года назад

I'm winter sowing larkspur. Never tried it before!

@zeniazenia2787 2 года назад

My Indian Restaurant lady on campus saves me 16 per week! I have finished the perennials for the year but now I’ll save the final 32 jugs for annuals and veg.

@emmakramer831 2 года назад

Poppies!

@paulasuchy1469 2 года назад

After failing multiple times, I winter sowed Alpine strawberries last year and was more successful than with any other method. Thanks for the fun video!

@laurieh9388 2 года назад

For the first time this year Im winter sowing delphinium, New York iron weed, and milkweed. We'll see..

@yolandapierce4258 2 года назад

This is my first year winter sowing and I'm so excited! I have Shasta Daisies, Poppies, Butterfly Weed, Delphinum, Snapdragons and so many others. I learned that if they say Perennial or hardy annual, they're good candidates for winter sowing. I can't wait to see how everything turns out.

@angelhelen84 2 года назад

Icelandic poppies - they need a stratification period and light to germinate. They are great cut flowers, lasting up to 1 week in a vase and so beautiful. They are the only seeds I am winter sowing and they are already germinating - yay!

@zarahsgarden2097 2 года назад

I thought this was the case for most poppies? Im new to growing flowers so I'm not sure 💮💕

@meandmysunshine1 2 года назад

Zarah's Garden, yes (all) Poppies do very well with Winter sowing. ON, 🍁🇨🇦

@angelhelen84 2 года назад

@@zarahsgarden2097 Most poppies need a stratification period but Icelandic poppies have a long vase life compared to most poppies. Where I live (in the UK), they are perennial.

@julieculshaw4031 2 года назад

greatest success with baby's breath

@Stauffer-fs8kz 2 года назад

I vote for Sweet Peas!

@maryanndobrowolski 2 года назад

I'm winter sowing for the first time. I grow in zone 6A. I threw my poppy seeds right on the snow (got that from the Impatient Gardener) but in my containers I have Rudbeckia, Crocosmia, Scabiosa, Blue sea holly, Yarrow, Bells of Ireland, Calendula, Bachelor's Buttons, Nigella and Snap Dragons. I'm so looking forward to seeing them sprout!!!

@natasha_haggard 2 года назад

Giganthemum Poppies!! They have massive seed pods which look fantastic in bouquets. Don't let anyone tell you, you can't transplant from winter sowing. I do, in clumps, absolutely no issues. 🌸🌸🌸🌸

@gretchenkaszuba734 2 года назад

Last year Snaps, Bachelor Buttons, Daisies, Milk Weed, Poppies were my favorites.

@ardethstroh205 2 года назад

Snapdragons and rudebecia and onion

@lacylejeune4699 2 года назад

I tried winter sowing this year in La. I thought that I could set it and forget it too lol. But check on them often bc they can and do dry out and also blow over. I may try again with rocks in the bottom under soil. It's rarely windy here so I didn't think of that. We get a good bit of rain here in New Orleans but somehow it wasn't enough. They kept drying out.

@francespetrie7829 2 года назад

I'm in Evans NY. Most successful was hollyhock which said 365 maturity date but all off them bloomed.

@lindagron3664 2 года назад

Cosmos is like the easiest. And snapdragons!

@ednakeefe8724 2 года назад

I’m starting winter sowing this year for the first time.

@ready2run2006 2 года назад

Believe it or not, I had great success winter sowing sweet peas. I was hesitant at first because everybody said they don’t like their roots disturbed but I just split in chunks then thin as needed. Other things I had success with are foxglove, callendula, nasturtium, parsley, hollyhock, bok choy, lettuce & spinach. For late winter/early spring sowing I had great success with tomato, peppers, eggplant, zinnias, sunflowers, celosia & beans. Don’t be deceived if your seedlings don’t look that great when it’s time to plant them on the ground. They catch up quickly and are very hardy. Good luck!

@zarahsgarden2097 2 года назад

I find that even root veggies can handle a transplant if they are young enough and you're careful 😁👍

@shawnsg 2 года назад

I've heard the thing about the root disturbance issue with sweet peas but I recently watched a video from a guy that hybridizes and grows them for show and he just starts a bunch of seeds in a pot then transplants them.

@diannerichard2509 2 года назад

I was thinking about starting sweet peas in jugs. Since you had success I know I will.

@martystevens2313 2 года назад

I did my sweet peas in poland springs 5 gallon jugs and they worked great. They transplanted fine. I had always read that they dont transplant well but mine did fine!

@NatsDahlias 2 года назад

Poppies are so successful winter down! Love delphs, Echinops, sweet peas and echinacea with this method. They’re so hardy.

@sharonjennings1282 2 года назад

Your garden brassicas also do well winter sown

@NanaPelletier 2 года назад

I had a blast watching asparagus sprout in the jug last year!

@brookestranberg4054 2 года назад

Scabiosa all varieties have been my best Germination and this is my first year winter sowing too! Black Knight, Fata Morgana, Salmon Queen, Fire King and Snowmaiden 😊🌼🌸 I am in Oregon 8a-7b

@cindipoole4684 2 года назад

I have had great success with hollyhock

@msmaddox2918 2 года назад

I am obsessed with winter sowing! I have had success with foxgloves, echinacea, verbena bonariensis, larkspur, tomatoes, sweet alyssum, dianthus, and gomphrena. I am trying the winter sowing method this year with ranunculus because I only managed to grow one corm last year. ☹️ We will see what happens! Good luck Nicole!

@cridler100 2 года назад

First year trying winter sowing: ammi, dara, nigella, stock, bupleurum, larkspur, Iceland poppies, shirley poppies

@kelleyspiller5330 2 года назад

Strawflowers and snaps worked great for me last year. This year I am adding rudbeckia, sweet goldenrod, ammi, delphiniums, larkspur, hyssop, bells of Ireland… I must also be a dork since I was dying over your jug snapping 🤣

@cheyennedesmet5386 2 года назад

I absolutely love winter sowing. I have tried so many seeds and had amazing luck with almost all. I have planted many cool flower, perennials and veggies. I did an experiment last year with tomato and pepper seeds. I did some winter sown and bought some plants at local greenhouse. After about 3 weeks couldn't tell the difference between them.

@eflores4449 2 года назад

I have winter sown my baby's breath and rudbeckia from the grow along with you. I sow baby's breath every year this way and it has always been my best performer in winter sowing. Bravo! Welcome to the club! Brussels and broccoli are terrific for winter sowing too!

@farmgirl4460 2 года назад

I did about 50 different things last year. Artichokes did great. Any perennial. Cosmos, snapdragons, straw flowers, pincushion and many more. Lots of veggies also.

@margarethairsine8648 2 года назад

This is the 1st year I have ever tried this method also....I started Bells of Ireland, Big Blue Sea Holly, Cherry Brandy Rudbeckia, Nigella and Yarrow. I am sure the neighbours have confirmed Im crazy outside peeking in my jugs. HAAA!

@MsKViz 2 года назад

Cosmos, calendula, pansies, marigolds!!! Plus many herbs…parsley and dill do great for me!

@juliecox647 2 года назад

Just trying winter sewing for the first time also. I am attempting liatris seeds because I have so many that if they do not work It will be okay because I will have some going in trays as well. Fingers crossed!

@meandmysunshine1 2 года назад

I am trying that this year too!

@crissyzoey4409 2 года назад

Poppies and Purple Dara were my favorite winter sown last year!

@donnaj1049 2 года назад

Nicole....If you just write a number on each jug, keep a list in a notebook of what each number is. Example...#1 is Bells of Ireland, #2 is Echinacea...etc.

@FlowerHillFarm 2 года назад

Good idea! I’d probably lose the notebook 🤣

@melinaking9430 2 года назад

This is my first year trying winter sowing, and I jumped in headfirst! I have Icelandic poppies (orange & white), breadseed poppies (white frills & pink peony), Russell lupine “My Castle”, Rudbeckia Gloriosa mix, Potomac snapdragon, Canterbury bells, McKana giants Columbine, alyssum violet Queen, Sweet William, foxglove Dalmatian peach, larkspur & stock!

@akiminato8445 2 года назад

What about starting Canterbury Bells? Love your videos. Keep up the good work!!!

@thesimpleliferanch9323 2 года назад

Now I have to try this too! BTW, You're so silly, I just love watching you. You ALWAYS make me smile.

@EsthersGardeningAdventures 2 года назад

Wohoo. So excited to see you trying winter sowing!

@daneekaplan4284 2 года назад

It’s my first year so I don’t have any success to share but I planted- several different annual poppies, milkweed, Dara, sweet peas, Larkspur, and bachelor’s button.

@kimbailey742 2 года назад

I am just along for the ride. I am in zone 5b but have never had a tremendous success with winter sowing. Hopefully I will pick up some tips and tricks to try again! Love all the ideas everyone has.

@dianed3491 2 года назад

I was everything!! My sunflowers do amazing because when I direct sow the birds get them before they sprout. WS lets me transplant so the birds aren't interested. Good luck, I think you will be amazed😎