Easy To Plant Flower Seeds 🌱 || Larkspur, Ammi, & Bachelor's Buttons || Sunflower Seeds || Zone 8

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It felt good to get these easy to sow flower seeds into the ground and now I can't wait for spring! Larkspur, Ammi, and Bachelor's Buttons. Plus, I am harvesting some sunflower seeds.
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@susanschellberg4509 Год назад

Anxious to see the progress of your seed planting. Good tips. I'm in 7a, Washington DC area. Planning to plant larkspur seeds late winter. Have never tried them before.

@shesamadgardener Год назад

+Susan Schellberg they are a fabulous flower!

@tammyrenee64 Год назад

Wow, I never knew you could plant seeds in the fall for your spring beauty's, I am in zone 7b, North West Georgia Gonna try and plant some of my seeds now, and see what happens, thanks for this video and the info 🌻✌️🌼

@shesamadgardener Год назад

+TAMMY Renee sweet! Glad I could provide some info!

@almaramirez6793 Год назад

Hi, we leave pretty close glad I found your channel you have help me a lot with my garden 🤗

@shesamadgardener Год назад

+Alma Ramirez yay! I’m so happy you found me!

@dawnmitchell11 Год назад

Did not know about cutting on larkspur for more blooms! I loved having them last spring, they did great, so I will try your tip this next spring! I love how your cosmos blooms float around like butterflies! Kind of reminds me of whirling butterflies gaura!

@shesamadgardener 4 месяца назад

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@marionnixon817 Год назад

Playing catch up on your videos. Your cosmos look so graceful waving in the breeze. Tried them this year but I think they got too hot…but I see yours are in full sun. Will try again. Sorry I didn’t see this in time to plant larkspur. How did they do?

@shesamadgardener Год назад

+Marion Nixon the larkspur made it through the crazy freeze so I’m hoping for a good crop in the spring.

@marionnixon817 Год назад

@@shesamadgardener That’s good news! I really want to try them.

@cgzone8 Год назад

I'm gardening in 8a also, the next 2 weeks are ideal for planting bulbs, but I'm considering waiting a few more weeks to hold out for better temps. Question, do you cool hyacinth bulbs as w/tulips? Thx so much. cgzone8

@shesamadgardener Год назад

+Charlotte Goforth I do pre chill my hyacinth bulbs … they are currently in my fridge.

@Car-jy8pw Год назад

Do you plant a second batch of cosmos for the fall or do they make it through your summer?

@shesamadgardener Год назад

Yes typically I start another round in July.

@hd1ab1 Год назад

Just curious, will the sunflowers grow the same as the parent or if pollinated will you get a unique flower? I saved seeds (only 3 formed) last year but as the plant came up, I think it was a wind storm, it broke so I never got to see if it was the same flower. I don't know if it was a not enough sun issue, but the larkspur and batchelor's buttons I grew were so leggy, I decided to pull them out. I don't see any sprouts in the area but if they volunteer, I'll let them grow and try again.

@shesamadgardener Год назад

+Janice Tanner not necessarily… cross pollination can definitely change things up. And larkspur and bachelor buttons need full sun, so at least 6-8 hours.

@Victoria-j6v Год назад

It is 5:59 PM on Sunday, 10 September, I was wondering if you could help me to understand can I plant my coneflower seeds, daisy seeds, etc. now so that will come up next year?

@shesamadgardener Год назад

It really depends on your zone. I prefer to start my seeds indoors and plant them out about 4-6 weeks before the first frost. Or you can start the seeds in the winter and plant them out after your last frost in the spring.