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Growing Poppies • From Seed to Flower 

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Enjoy watching a full season of my poppies, including the setup, maintenance, and life-cycle of the common poppy.
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@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
Have you tried growing poppies before? Success/failures? Tell me your experience!
@jayantishrestha9562
@jayantishrestha9562 4 года назад
This spring I have planted this poppies. I was really excited until it bloom. After it bloom I was super happy. It was so beautiful
@0U812.
@0U812. 4 года назад
For my zone- it is a guessing game of when to fling the seeds down~ so maybe this November I’ll try- instead of early spring ❤️🌸
@0U812.
@0U812. 4 года назад
Btw aren’t the seed capsules fabulous little bunkers with windows?! Ha ha 😊
@bisaya2
@bisaya2 4 года назад
@@0U812. in my zone 5, the poppy seeds that fall on the ground sprout in late April, early May the following year. just be patient.
@bisaya2
@bisaya2 4 года назад
you did a fabulous job in that strip of your property. just crush the dried up seed pods and scatter the seeds in the same planting strip for next year's show.
@lancegordon5492
@lancegordon5492 4 года назад
Just a little tip for anyone else that wants to make a hand-sewn poppy/ wildflower bed: MIX SEEDS WITH SAND. This makes them so much easier to sew, you can see what ground you’ve covered with the sand, and it ensures seed coverage is more consistent. Hope this helps :) loved the video
@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
Lance Gordon Great idea!
@hanigupta3797
@hanigupta3797 4 года назад
I finally grew poppies this year in my zone 6b garden. First ths oriental poppies bloomed. Then the breadseed poppies with amazing silver grey foliage. The shirley poppies are blooming now. Wish I could share pictures here. If interested, check them out on my Instagram. Look for "home_and_garden_stories".
@inspire734
@inspire734 4 года назад
I have colored sand. What a great tip.
@Engelhafen
@Engelhafen 4 года назад
Sow
@ZE308AC
@ZE308AC 4 года назад
Thank you Lance Gordon for a wonderful advice that I will try Next time I grow poppy seeds 👍👍
@freshpetals_
@freshpetals_ 3 года назад
You know the best part of growing flowers is not just for yourself but for other people to enjoy too. When you said people are taking selfies of it that made me smile. Such a good feeling. Thank you for this video and I’m looking forward to grow my own poppies this year.
@Meskarune
@Meskarune 6 месяцев назад
Because people die from over dose
@taxigirl5637
@taxigirl5637 4 года назад
Your neighbors are lucky to have you, imagine if everyone did what you did the block would be incredible
@c-light7624
@c-light7624 4 года назад
Exactly. If I have flowers growing in the strip of land by the sidewalk, maybe people will stop throwing bags of garbage there after they’ve parked their cars. 🤞
@obviouslytwo4u
@obviouslytwo4u 4 года назад
I'm not even a Jesus man but amen to that.
@realproperty1012
@realproperty1012 4 года назад
The only thing I can imagine is about 50 dog walkers a day letting their dogs Pee all over them! Because everyone has to own a dog and everyone has to walk their dog in front of your house! 😡
@taxigirl5637
@taxigirl5637 4 года назад
Pedorosa Villales true. That’s when you set up a video camera and follow them home though
@mitchellsheppard2998
@mitchellsheppard2998 4 года назад
@@realproperty1012 the dogs pee will help if he's not allowed to pee all the time their
@AlpacaRenee
@AlpacaRenee 2 года назад
Wonderful act of neighborhood beautification and feeding the pollinators. Bless you! So beautiful.
@ianrigsby1707
@ianrigsby1707 4 года назад
i have no clue if this is already a thing, but cities and towns nationwide should encourage their people to grow flowers in all devils strips. Imagine how beautiful the roads would be.
@bluemountaincorps7158
@bluemountaincorps7158 2 года назад
Do you even know what poppy is ?
@jacquelinesmith2994
@jacquelinesmith2994 2 года назад
I agree! I planted my and it looks so nice, except for constant dogs' urine, which really impact some of the growth. Watching this video makes me want to suggest that my neighbors plant poppies, since it looks easy.
@Aphorism89
@Aphorism89 2 года назад
Problem is that they are invasive. I want them in a part of my garden, but you have to be careful. Some parts you want to have clean lawn, some you want no vegetation at all... keeping them just whre you want is hard. In Denmark, in many areas, authorities do not cut the public "lawn" areas, such as sides of the roads or open areas. Instead, they let it grow wild and it is full of these flowers everywhere. Great for nature. But this has to bep lanned, if you simply let it go wild, it will look bad and be a bed for all sort of insects... and not exactly the ones people would think like bees... ticks and mosquitos are absolutely not welcome anywhere.
@ETfromMexico
@ETfromMexico Год назад
@@bluemountaincorps7158 yeah pretty flowers that also help relieve pain. Calm down wannabe cop.
@emilyplantsmusic
@emilyplantsmusic 3 года назад
I laughed out loud at the “sorry when I’m working the garden I have resting you know what face” 😂 great tips and your garden turned out absolutely stunning!
@unluckyneighbor4063
@unluckyneighbor4063 4 года назад
I grow poppies in my "parking strip" in Oregon. My poppies are so beloved by my neighbors that when people walk, ride or drive by they will comment on how they can't wait to see for them to bloom and that they look forward to them every year! People stop by to take photos and ask questions all the time. I've even had people drop off cards of thanks and one lovely woman gave me a bouquet of flowers out her yard as a thank you! Like you, I feel good about what I'm doing. Its nice in these dark days of strife we can give back a little bright light of cheer to our fellow man and members of our own community!!
@TheAhhleena
@TheAhhleena 4 года назад
I just moved to Portland and look forward to doing this next spring!
@leavesofdistinction1679
@leavesofdistinction1679 3 года назад
How delightful!
@spire393
@spire393 3 года назад
Do people stop by to collect latex from them?
@amywalker7515
@amywalker7515 3 года назад
Why don't you give them some poppy seeds so they can do it themselves? I have a whole jar of old poppy seeds to cook with I'm gonna broadcast and see if any of them come up. Who knows what color or variety they. It will be a total surprise.
@PanPan-do1ct
@PanPan-do1ct 3 года назад
I'm surprised antifa hasn't burnt your garden down yet. Portland has become the land of domestic terrorism. So sad
@txekoratsu
@txekoratsu Год назад
This is the exact example of what a little bit of knowledge and love can create together = magic! you're a beautiful soul bringing life to your neighborhood! Wish I had neighbors like you.
@blackstar8620
@blackstar8620 4 года назад
What a great idea getting rid of that useless grass strip and using it for pollinators. It adds so much interest in the neighbourhood😀💕
@alexd5023
@alexd5023 3 года назад
This warms my heart. Wish more people did this
@valhallaproject9560
@valhallaproject9560 4 года назад
Nice touch with the bachelor's button. Made a stunning display.
@markslinger3327
@markslinger3327 4 года назад
You say batchelors button, i say corn flower 😁😁
@nunyabiznes33
@nunyabiznes33 3 года назад
Nice contrast
@shasmi93
@shasmi93 Год назад
I grew a large section of papavir somniferum in the front yard. I had so much opium tea last year. It felt fantastic to drink and looking at the beautiful flowers was amazing. Why in the WORLD would anyone make opium poppies illegal. They are a gift from earth, truly.
@judithscobee8102
@judithscobee8102 6 месяцев назад
I’ve read Poppy /Opium tea can be dangerous!
@jabohabo3821
@jabohabo3821 6 месяцев назад
BecUse people keep talking about it >> big pharma doesn't like it...get me?
@stonetacular5651
@stonetacular5651 5 месяцев назад
@@jabohabo3821what you said - the more people call attention to it, the more negative stigma will occur
@EshayAdlay2304
@EshayAdlay2304 3 месяца назад
Because opiate addiction happens suddenly and only after a couple or uses and you are physically addicted!! You can die in withdrawal, it's no joke! Not just a plant to play with at all! If this was legal there would be double the amount of addicts then usa already has
@jameslytle4024
@jameslytle4024 3 месяца назад
God gives us beautiful flowers that can double as something to help us feel good. Darkness wants to take that away from us. Darkness is an absense of light and love. They are greedy and also paranoid. They create Hell on Earth for us. If it was really a government 'by the people for the people' then the govt would not be trying to suppress so much. I can understand controlling synthetic shit that destroys people..but there is nothing evil about Papavar Somniferum. The USA is about greed from sea to shining sea. They hate competition from even GOD.
@lvinston
@lvinston 4 года назад
As a young child i have the fondest memories of fields of poppies. Thank you!
@kristine6996
@kristine6996 3 года назад
Thank you ❣️
@moisesm9602
@moisesm9602 3 года назад
Fields of poppies?! Where did you grow up it must be beautiful!
@lvinston
@lvinston 3 года назад
@@moisesm9602 in greece
@prayredomom6690
@prayredomom6690 2 года назад
Such a beautiful flower bed. What you did to transform that strip of land is so inspiring! Thanks for sharing.
@JulieWallis1963
@JulieWallis1963 4 года назад
My husband and I have been trying and failing to get a ‘wild flower’ garden going on our front for about 8 years now. Still trying, still failing, still inspired, in fact even more inspired now.
@terribakker4579
@terribakker4579 3 года назад
Try Zinnias and blackeyed Susan's and daisys, cosmos, all pretty hardy and easy to grow
@Sur-Ron
@Sur-Ron 3 года назад
Where in the world are you?
@Braedenfish
@Braedenfish 3 года назад
Cosmos!!!
@tessmith7340
@tessmith7340 3 года назад
Part of the problem is that your ground may be too fertile. Look for information from google..uk planting a meadow
@brenyboy26
@brenyboy26 3 года назад
cosmos and zinnia are highly recommended, hardy as and easy to grow and will forgive a missed day or two of watering, even as babies
@DDee-oi6kn
@DDee-oi6kn 3 года назад
That's amazing those big plants come from those tiny seeds. The bachelor's button was the perfect combination with the poppies! Beautiful!
@kaylogan3218
@kaylogan3218 4 года назад
I really enjoyed your beautiful garden. It’s as pretty as a painting.
@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
Kerrie Logan very kind of you!
@tombombadil3185
@tombombadil3185 3 года назад
Prettier. Paintings are just canvas covered in paint. I find flower gardens more enjoyable than art galleries.
@rhondapelletier2141
@rhondapelletier2141 2 года назад
I have to tell you, I watched this video over and over and over again! It brings me so much joy! You did an amazing job!
@TheSuperHarrygeorge
@TheSuperHarrygeorge 4 года назад
Do that here in UK and you would get done for vandalising the pavement. I think this looks lovely and colourful. I have mixed flowers in my flower bed for the Bees.
@ashthelass234
@ashthelass234 3 года назад
Think the same here in Aus. The nature strip is council’s property
@sallyutting
@sallyutting 3 года назад
It’s council property not his.Having said that it would be great if we were allowed to convert this, maybe in the future the councils will get involved too
@Euclidean3141
@Euclidean3141 3 года назад
The point was that this isn’t part of the home owners property here in the U.K. and he’s right if you do that here you’ll be in trouble with the local authority. Perhaps laws are different where this guy is, it isn’t clear.
@razzyrascal7961
@razzyrascal7961 3 года назад
@@Euclidean3141 for less then a tenner of seeds I say the risk is worth it, plenty of gorilla gardeners in the UK and often they can inspire a change in heart from the local authorities
@vanderbam2741
@vanderbam2741 3 года назад
I'm in NZ and I think that if we did this to the burms (that's what we call these strips...) the council probably wouldn't bother to complain, even though it's their property. It saves them from mowing it, after all.
@darlene3996
@darlene3996 3 года назад
I love what you've done here. May I make a suggestion? Try leaving the spent flowers be, so they can self sow for next year. Also, leaving spent plants means there is food for birds and other wildlife. And the dried leaves and stems are used by birds as nesting material. Through trial and error, I've learned the only time to remove them is in spring, which allows the new growth from underneath to grow more easily. Thanks for the video!
@music2flyful
@music2flyful 2 года назад
Great suggestions - will definitely incorporate them in our newly planted wildflower garden 🌺🌻🌷
@mishkaned7777
@mishkaned7777 4 года назад
I am truly glad that i am not the only one who love Poppies. Thank you!
@Kandicookheller
@Kandicookheller 3 года назад
I'm just getting ready to plant all kinds of poppies here in Vermont. They are frost resistant, and I prefer the Opium poppies the best. I do save most of my pods, because I love sharing them with my friends, and it actually does save me quite a bit of money. I have enormous flower gardens and use a lot of seed. I sprinkle them everywhere between my perennials and hope for the best. Thanks for a fun video.
@wendylavery8456
@wendylavery8456 Год назад
Where is the best place to buy all the seeds? Are they legal to grow?
@nayohme728
@nayohme728 10 месяцев назад
​@wendylavery8456 depends on your state for legal reasons, so research your local laws. But you can normally find poppy seed right now on clearance in big box stores and possibly online. Good luck!! ❤
@niksatt4843
@niksatt4843 10 месяцев назад
​​@@wendylavery8456tractor supply i mean ive heard as long as you dont harvest you are fine which thank god the idea that they think they can make nature can be made "illegal" is just stupid. They are too pretty tonget ruined by stupid people.
@amylee3531
@amylee3531 3 месяца назад
​@wendylavery8456 I'm in Ontario Canada and all are legal to grow. Luckily my garden is on a higher balcony now.
@Kandicookheller
@Kandicookheller 3 месяца назад
@@wendylavery8456 .I get some beautiful varieties on Etsy.
@jaspershepherdsmith9047
@jaspershepherdsmith9047 4 года назад
I don't know if you've cut or dug them up yet, but you should do chop and drop with these poppies. That way the taproot stays in the ground, breaks down, and helps to loosen the clay soil over time 🙇🏻 Also instead of weeding just cover the weeds with a sheet of plain cardboard and mulch on top of it. More organic matter gets added this way!
@joaniestraw5075
@joaniestraw5075 Год назад
Wow, great no nonsense ideas! I’ll be hanging onto those extra scraps of cardboard now for sure 😊
@mestrom4801
@mestrom4801 4 года назад
"Also I had no idea what I was doing with this useless rake" haha! Great video!
@terryemcclendon6723
@terryemcclendon6723 4 месяца назад
So many beautiful posts !! You made a wonderful video, it showed how much you love your flowers. You have a very calm and peaceful voice also. Thank you for sharing your beautiful flowers
@ShinerBockGirlz
@ShinerBockGirlz Год назад
If you grow some dandilions(Yes I know) they will till the soil for you and they work as a nutrient uptake plant..they bring nutrients up to where other plants can use, and they also are edible! Love your garden!!
@yawner1154
@yawner1154 Год назад
A trick for spreading tiny seeds: mix them into a cup of fine sand, then spread the mixture as you would seed. This helps to distribute them more evenly, and also helps you keep track visually of the spots you’ve already sprinkled seed onto
@vertyisprobablydead
@vertyisprobablydead 29 дней назад
If you mix them in sand how would you know where the seed is?
@starfire8314
@starfire8314 4 года назад
I bet your neighbors love you!
@youngsoonkim3371
@youngsoonkim3371 3 года назад
And your garden would make their garden look dull.
@ollvebranch
@ollvebranch 3 года назад
My Grandad who was a journeyman after WWII said poppies grow best in recently disturbed ground. He said that’s why it became so synonymous after WWI as it was seen growing en masse in the bombed battlegrounds. VERY NiCE display BTW. .😊
@gaetzhammond9273
@gaetzhammond9273 3 года назад
Gods gift to the warriors of war
@cynthianovoselsky4772
@cynthianovoselsky4772 2 года назад
Very true my grandma and grandpa harvest the poppy for baking in the Ukraine they are so plentiful
@bar-b9431
@bar-b9431 4 года назад
OMG, I loved this video! It appeared in my recommended views, and I'm so glad it did because it came at perfect timing. I purchased a few packets of poppy seeds not long ago, but I realize it's too late to sow them now here in Central Florida. Your poppy garden was gorgeous! Not only did it bring joy to the insects that help the world as pollinators, as well as those people fortunate enough to see it in person, I was thrilled by its beauty even in your video! ❤️
@BhagyaBlossom
@BhagyaBlossom Год назад
I absolutely loved this video. I am new to gardening. I just planted my first poppies in the garden of our new house. I cannot wait to see them grow! Thanks for such a lovely video showing the sowing and the full season of bloom.
@TheMarnaiz
@TheMarnaiz 3 года назад
Good job! Poppies are quite possibly my favourite flower: delicate, yet, robust. Your neighbours are very lucky. I've already planted lots of poppy seeds but I think I'll go out and buy some more tomorrow!
@michaelvincent4941
@michaelvincent4941 3 года назад
I love my garden, it brings a man of 57 who if you saw me never would you think my love of vegetables flowers any kind. I became a green thumb. Good job.
@crazyone1067
@crazyone1067 4 года назад
These are beautiful! I started my my first wildflower garden this year and I couldn't be happier.
@Mark-vf8op
@Mark-vf8op 3 года назад
Cool! I harvested 1000’s of seeds last year and I spread them just all over when I’m walking the dogs! I shared it with my parents en sister en peeps in the street everyone is waiting to see the flowers bloom. Good times are coming! 🤗❤️
@brianinnis
@brianinnis 4 года назад
LOVE!!!!! Your voice is so peaceful! I have some poppies starting from seed here in Nova Scotia! Last full moon in june and they will be in the ground for summer! I wonder how mine will turn out! Xoxo Bri
@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
brianinnis I bet they’ll turn out wonderfully!! Pls send me pics of how they do! Xoxoxo
@katherinewinkler8847
@katherinewinkler8847 4 года назад
Hey I'm from NS 🙌🙋‍♀️
@granmabern5283
@granmabern5283 3 года назад
I think we have to plant them in February up here, you just sprinkle them on the snow covered garden area. Takes six months to mature
@SephoRah772
@SephoRah772 5 месяцев назад
I know this video is 3 years old, but I loved it from beginning til end. Very informative. I’m barely started growing some poppy seeds, hoping they grow as nice as yours!
@amylee3531
@amylee3531 3 месяца назад
How big are yours now 2 months later? I was late planting my seeds this year but in Canada, it was cold the last two weeks. Winter coat cold. This week it's 113°F! So my seeds ending up sprouting this year! Last year I sewed on schedual and not one grew.
@user-px7nh7vs4b
@user-px7nh7vs4b 4 года назад
I am so glad someone else has trouble growing poppies. I've planted thousands of seeds using many different methods. What worked best actually was transplantation. I started bunches of them in one gallon pots. Transplanted them when they were about six inches tall. Planting directly in the soil was okay as long as I covered them. I live in east Texas zone 8b. Thanks so much.
@susanflanagan5906
@susanflanagan5906 4 года назад
Bea hi Bea, I live in Dallas with the same type soil. What did you cover the seeds with?
@user-px7nh7vs4b
@user-px7nh7vs4b 4 года назад
@@susanflanagan5906 Hi. Thanks for getting back to me. I covered some of them with native soil. Some I didn't cover with soil and all. Some I used row covers over. The one I covered with plastic row covers and planted in January and February did the best. The ones I started in pots (and kept under cover) did best of all. I translated them carefully and did mostly oriental and California poppies in pots. Bit I planted all varieties in the ground. This idea that they're "easy" to grow is just not my experience. Definitely have to plant in late fall early winter to stand a chance. What about you?
@amywalker7515
@amywalker7515 3 года назад
So glad I watched. I just planted some poppy seeds in a little starter container last night. I think I will just go out and broadcast them instead. The mixed colors in your bed are gorgeous.
@michelel1852
@michelel1852 4 года назад
Gypsum is what you need to start adding to that bed. It will break down the heavy clay and conditional the soil.
@joannathesinger770
@joannathesinger770 3 года назад
Uhhhh...clearly you have never dealt with the limestone caliche soils of Central Texas...which formed under sea beds eons ago. There is generally fossilized shells along with them, so this caliche soil is NO normal "clay". What we are taught in the master gardener program is to add organic matter to the caliche. It took millions of years to form, and will take at least that long to change the composition into the future.
@markroberts7001
@markroberts7001 2 года назад
@@joannathesinger770 uh oh. Fine line between intelligent educator and snarky know it all. Well not so fine of a line really
@victoriagadd6831
@victoriagadd6831 3 года назад
Poppy seed pods are beautiful - complex and lovely amongst the last of the poppy flowers. It looked stunning.
@salihakeyf2516
@salihakeyf2516 4 года назад
I grow poppy's long years, usually most of them self seeding,digging the soil end of the summer and trow the seeds where ever I want to grow them its really beautiful show for few weeks, some times they come up some odd places planted by wind, poppy seeds never die 10 years later some seeds have been germinated, when they seedlings not to mistaken them as weeds ,, you have made a lovely garden for yourself and your neighbour's , if you keep digging that soil every year eventually gets much better results, but poppy's not that fussy really,Good luck and happy gardening,
@sofikulislamfahim8000
@sofikulislamfahim8000 4 года назад
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@mikeminden1090
@mikeminden1090 3 года назад
Cute little hummer at 8:55 was glad you added the bachelor buttons!
@blera666
@blera666 3 года назад
Wonderful ! If everyone cares about its neighborhood as you did, the world will seems like heaven. Thanks for the bees and butterflies. Greetings from Belgium
@anitamistry5587
@anitamistry5587 2 года назад
Just wanted to thank you for your awesome inspiring video on wild flowers. I was so inspired that I had create one myself and I did just that. Everyone who passes by love it and so do the insects.
@jonathantrautman
@jonathantrautman 3 года назад
Beautiful! This video is a nice break from writing a paper about poppies in my botany class!
@MsEightyTwo
@MsEightyTwo Год назад
This is the best video I've ever seen. Thank you so much! I've been intimidated by poppies for years, having failed several times to grow them. I'm going to try again.
@marymorris8442
@marymorris8442 2 месяца назад
Cold stratification is needed if you live in a cold zone.
@EveningShadeLori
@EveningShadeLori 4 года назад
I lived in Amarillo for a year and that looks like the same dirt I had there. It was awful clay. The only place in Texas I’ve ever seen such horrible soil. You did a very good job! So beautiful!
@christinakaur8766
@christinakaur8766 2 года назад
Eastern Colorado has terrible soil for poppies and other plants too! I've gotten one or 2 poppy plants that come back every year, but I want a poppy patch like his! I hope you finally got good results!
@janetritchie7499
@janetritchie7499 2 года назад
Trust me, Amarillo isn't the only place in Texas with really hard clay soil. I live in Austin and in many spots the soil is as hard as a rock. That's the case where I live. I'm wondering whether I can do this where I live.
@loricawley54
@loricawley54 2 года назад
I’m in Odessa, Tx and we have caliche. It’s so hard to break thru all the rocks!
@audreyvann5336
@audreyvann5336 10 месяцев назад
Well Corpus and Houston also have horrible, horrible clay.... Any garden or flower bed soil I have had has always been from a garden center. I laid a thick layer of wood chips all over every bed at my last house, hoping for improvement the following year, but then we had to move. Now we are in the woods in NE Texas and hopefully will have better soil luck here. If not, I am getting a chipper😂
@Sunshine-ox3hc
@Sunshine-ox3hc 3 года назад
I've re-watched this a few times. Besides being a feast for the eyes, I am thoughtful of the difference a few flowers can make for the environment, the bugs, and the people. Hope they reseed and you have a lovely strip of flowers, again.
@annebieker1248
@annebieker1248 4 года назад
I enjoyed all the flowers, thank you for your efforts.
@BillLowenburg
@BillLowenburg 3 года назад
Great video. If you want to rehabilitate another piece of land like that, I suggest getting a large load of wood chips and spreading them on thickly - I mean like 12 inches - and letting it sit for a year. Some townships here in PA give them away, all you have to do is go to the township yard and pick up. The chips will break down on their own, but if you throw on a little dirt and water it occasionally, they will break down faster. Then you'll have some soil to work with. I know most people are in more of a hurry and don't want to wait, but if you have the time and patience, it really works. I planted a dozen different kinds of poppies this spring, still waiting for them to come up as it's been unseasonably cold here in PA. Last year I grew California poppies and they came back, so I'm hopeful about all the new ones. I think you're really onto something and hope experiment with planting other areas. Thanks for sharing your experience.
@happyoutside2558
@happyoutside2558 2 года назад
That was an exceptionally good video! The music, editing, choices of which shots to use, so well done! Even ending it in the soft backlighting the last of the Batchelor Button flowers, so good! Thanks for the experience.
@nicolestansbury6243
@nicolestansbury6243 Год назад
The bachelor buttons are terrific! These are gorgeous. Good work! I have bright orange oriental poppies in my front yard-- no idea where they came from, they were just beautifully there one day. i rather rudely dug up a few and moved them to another part of the yard-- they just flourished. In dry Utah summers, i find they're incredibly tolerant. I just wish they bloomed more often than once a year!
@hoang.n.anh16
@hoang.n.anh16 3 года назад
i love poppies and like your sense of humor! keep it up and hope to see more of your creativity :)
@joaniestraw5075
@joaniestraw5075 Год назад
So pretty and inspiring! I took on the task last year of developing my own devil strip, the neighbours absolutely loved it, and I received awesome comments throughout the summer. I hope to develop it further and fill it out more this year…you’ve offered some lovely, beautiful inspiration here. Guerrilla gardeners unite - let’s beautify our communities and offer much needed spaces for struggling beneficial insects!!
@janedoonan9576
@janedoonan9576 3 года назад
What a beautiful display! I'm excited to try growing Poppies for the first time this year.
@LisaBoulders
@LisaBoulders 8 месяцев назад
Hi there! I did almost the same thing last year. Planted corn poppy seeds with a tri clover blend mix in the strip of grass between my sidewalk and the road. We had just bought this abandoned house and I had tons of projects so I just threw the seeds around over top of the area after roughly raking. So the seeds were competing with crab grass and whatever else was out there. It was just a ratty area full of garbage I had to pull out. Another difference is we have a medium sized maple tree blocking some sun. Planted in spring, by July I had beautiful poppies and clover through most of the area plus some "native wildflowers." I'm in zone 5B and read I could plant in fall for an early spring showing. So just a few months ago, in fall, I dug up the entire area which was a lot of work as a lot of the poppies and corn flowers had very deep dandelion-like roots. I planted dozens of bulbs. On top of that, I sprinkled a mix of corn poppy seeds, California poppy seeds, and pandora poppy seeds. This time though I mixed all of the seeds in a big bowl with nice soil and then dispersed the mixture as evenly as possible over the buried bulbs. On top of this, I put a nice layer of hay. We'll see how it goes! Looking forward to spring. I should add that last year I didn't water as we didn't yet have lengths of hose long enough to reach out front. Poppies didn't come up in the area that was most shaded by the tree but the crimson clover plants did. Depending on how this year's experiment goes, I may have to amend next year with another seed that will tolerate some shade.
@JRB644
@JRB644 4 месяца назад
So nice!! You did a beautiful job!! Congratulations for doing your part to help Mother earth.
@sibylc2908
@sibylc2908 4 года назад
So pretty. This makes me want to try growing poppies again. I’ve had a tough time in the past, but I just love them!
@cheshirecat2363
@cheshirecat2363 2 года назад
You’ve inspired me to try this on my CURB-STRIP. Poppies, larkspur and bachelor buttons.
@antheam197
@antheam197 4 года назад
It’s called the “Nature Strip” here in Australia
@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
I might try using that phrase next time! :)
@BigBodyBiggolo
@BigBodyBiggolo 4 года назад
Where im from its called government property and they will mow it 😥
@ameliarose727
@ameliarose727 4 года назад
Yeah. My local city council will slap me with a fine and a demand for me to reinstate the grass or they’ll mow over it and increase the fine. We’re not even supposed to park on our nature strips.
@SfeyMoto
@SfeyMoto 4 года назад
@@ameliarose727 i'm in Michigan, and local cities have different ordinances regarding low grass. My local town lets you have flowers and natives, while next one over is not yet. You have to start contacting your local govt and tell them that this is beneficial to the eco systems and make them change the laws. Ours has changes and lots of people are doing just this. it's really nice.
@sockpuppetbitme
@sockpuppetbitme 3 года назад
I used to work mowing for the council and one thing we could never beat were gazanias. They will survive a mow and flower again within a week. Now here's the thing, many old types of Gazanias look a bit ugly, but the new types are pure colours like orange or yellow or mixed. If you look around the neighborhood you'll find some really nice types and they grow from cuttings so easily and spread from seed. so you can grow them amongst your lawn. Other lawn flowers include Salvia verbenaca, cape weed, ixias, woodland freesias, and Lippia, if you're lucky you'll be able to grow English daisies and Self-heal. All these pretty flowers will handle being mowed. Some of my other favourites include the dwarf bread-seed poppy, oxeye-daisy, cosmos and Viscaria oculata.
@dragonflymoon125
@dragonflymoon125 2 года назад
your perseverance really paid off. i am so envious of that garden sooo beautiful
@joseclecio8072
@joseclecio8072 4 года назад
That was a beautiful job. We need more of that in our streets for our bees and wildlife S2
@JesusBelieverDiane
@JesusBelieverDiane Год назад
I’m so excited moving to my new home where I can plant my own poppy flower garden for the first time. Thanks for the encouragement
@julianachandler2975
@julianachandler2975 3 года назад
Amazing that you were able to grow anything in that rock hard clay! Maybe the tap roots helped. It looked lovely.
@theawesomeladybird9604
@theawesomeladybird9604 3 года назад
Blowing cold and trying to snow here, your video makes me miss summer. I love poppies. I have a little patch in the back yard that reseeds itself every year. They are hard to photograph, the bounce back the light in a crazy way.
@sarcasmo57
@sarcasmo57 4 года назад
Gosh what a beautiful video. I was absolutely captivated. I'm in Australia and I planted some poppies last week. They have sprouted but I live in an apartment so they are in pots, not sure how they will go. I found the cheapest way to buy poppy seeds is from the baking/ spice section in the super market. No idea what variety they are, can't wait to find out.
@ianbutler1983
@ianbutler1983 4 года назад
I bought a pound of them at the supermarket for a few dollars. I think they are opium poppies. I'm going to try them, I have read they are viable seeds that will grow just fine and cost almost nothing.
@vgil1278
@vgil1278 4 года назад
sarcasmo57-I used the baking poppy seeds. They are somniferum. They all turned out purple. Not my favorite plant-big raw boned coarse plants. I prefer the little poppies like in this video (papaver rhoeas or Shirley poppies) Such pretty color mixes available.
@millennialpodcast1438
@millennialpodcast1438 4 года назад
@@vgil1278 dose only the purple flower have the opium ?
@music2flyful
@music2flyful 2 года назад
My little girl spilled some Chia seeds that I threw into the soil instead of the garbage can and they are starting to grow nice and sturdy - will see how they turn out 💚
@arionlangowski2538
@arionlangowski2538 2 года назад
You bring a piece of heaven on earth.
@aliciarobertson7222
@aliciarobertson7222 4 года назад
I live in Austin too and it’s a dream of mine to have a successful garden patch like this! It’s so inspiring, I can’t wait to start planting this fall. Thank you for posting!!!
@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
That’s awesome! We need more gardeners in Austin! I wish you the best of luck.
@Itsaniice
@Itsaniice 4 года назад
@@Baetanical would you sell any pods?
@stephenfrancisraymondpiotr7618
@stephenfrancisraymondpiotr7618 3 года назад
What a remarkable presentation. The presenter takes one from the seeding to the flowers in bloom in such a manner of ease that even I, myself, was able to follow along and grasp the essential and necessary information to properly set up my own road verge [(Hellstrip) Some 40 terms for this patch of soil.)] Actually, to set up the area with Red, White and Blue blossoms will offer a nice change to the area where these spaces provide us typically with dandelions, crabgrass and an abundant collection of seeding weeds annually. Looking forward to having our area becoming a drive by glimpse of what a little effort can provide. In addition, am also doing a strip of sunflowers ranging from the most tender and thin/short stems to those of 3 to 5 inch stalks with sunflower blossoms weighing typically from10 to 20 pounds with a diameter of 15 to 20 inches. Hoping for some pleasant summer blessings; and just maybe, an Edgar A. Poe, oops meant Vincent Van Gogh painting subject. As I recall he passed away in Juky if 1890 when my home may have been just completing its final touches.
@mariadefatima6469
@mariadefatima6469 3 года назад
Remind me when I was young and use to run the fields in portugal full of flowers
@Mikkaray014
@Mikkaray014 3 года назад
Wow! you must had a dreamy childhood.
@AlpacaRenee
@AlpacaRenee Год назад
I’ve watched this video so many times. Just a beautiful project.
@PamsPrettyPlants
@PamsPrettyPlants 4 года назад
I got two plants last year that never bloomed, but they’re about to now and I’m so excited. Now I need to try seeds 😍😍😍
@felicianarebello3394
@felicianarebello3394 3 года назад
I love all types of poppies too, they are just simple beautiful flowers. You did a great job. Keep it up. From UK.
@le9186
@le9186 4 года назад
These will regrow back everyyear. Just like perennial because of the seeds fall down, regrow next year. It is one time thing to deal with
@susanmercurio1060
@susanmercurio1060 3 года назад
Self-seeding annuals
@myboibill
@myboibill Год назад
What a peaceful video. I loved it. Poppies are a good choice I may give them a try. I hope your idea spreads far and wide.
@beckybarrow7993
@beckybarrow7993 3 года назад
When I moved from California to British Columbia, Canada, I purposely planted California poppies to remind me of “home”.
@jessicac9606
@jessicac9606 2 года назад
Beautiful!!! It's always tempting to take shortcuts. Your video is inspiring to do it right!
@cheriedodd9358
@cheriedodd9358 3 года назад
Love this! Here in NZ we call Bachelors Button, Cornflower, so that threw me at first 😁.
@cc5594
@cc5594 3 месяца назад
It’s so nice you grew flowers for your friends and neighbors to enjoy! I got a surprise poppy this year in a neglected planter. I was amazed they look so similar to the crepe ones the vets sell. I buy my vet Poppy every year but this year I didn’t see anyone out there. I must have been gifted by a bird to experience the real flower this year! 😁 Thank you for sharing! 🤗👍♥️🤍💙
@gardengatesopen
@gardengatesopen 4 года назад
I also live in Texas, and have experience with clay soil, so I wanted to share a great tip: GYPSUM !!! It is a natural product, so great for organic gardens. And it comes in either a powder form, or granules. Either product works the same. Of coarse, it works best if you can till it in, or turn it into the soil somehow. But if that is not possible, simply apply it on top of the soil, and scratch it in. Or with grass, just broadcast the granules. Don't try broadcasting the powder with a broadcast spreader tho! The powder gums up the whole works! Also, it may take longer to work if just putting on topically, but it still finds its way down into the soil. It does take quite a long while to produce results tho. Usually a minimum of 2 years!! So it's a long term project for sure! But the benefits are how it breaks up the clay soil, helps to make the nutrients already in the soil available to plants, and helps somewhat with moisture retention. There are many other benefits too, but it's better to look it up for the whole list. What it does with clay is truly a miracle! I've been using it for 5 years, and I still add it to my soil, grass too, at least 3 times a year. My soil is now soft, and crumbly, and 100% easier to work with! You may have to wait a long time to see the results, but it is Nature's answer to hard, compact soil. Hope this helps! ♡ And your Poppies are AWESOME!!! ♡♡♡
@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
Thank you so much! Do you know if it affects the pH of the soil? I have alkaline soil and am trying not to raise the pH any higher.
@gardengatesopen
@gardengatesopen 4 года назад
I completely understand your not wanting to raise your PH any higher! If gypsum does change the PH in any way, it is only in a small way. AND it is said to LOWER the PH, if it does anything at all (to the PH). Personally, I have never found gypsum to be a factor in my garden soil's PH. I heard you mention you are in Austin, and I now live just outside of Austin, at the North end of Lake Travis. So we are definitely neighbors! Before moving here, I lived in N.Austin for many years. The soil structure is similar in both places, but not exactly the same. Most of Austin is stuck with the same type of soil as The Blackland Praire here in Texas. Heavy on the black, clay side, but not the same kind of clay as say, the orange, sticky kind they have in Georgia. Texas clay is often referred to as caliche, which is loaded with calcium rock deposits. You can actually see all the white calcium stuck in the black dirt clods! This calcium comes from all the limestone rock which Austin sits on. Unfortunately for our plants, this calcium in the soil is not always available to our plants on a metabolic level. In other words, the calcium is bound up in such a way that the plant life cannot take advantage of its wonderful, and much needed nutrition. Gypsum is a great way to un-bind some of these soil borne nutrients. One of the great things -besides being a natural organic material- is how gypsum works on making calcium more soluble to our plants on a microscopic, or scientific level. I am not a scientist, so that is about as far as I go on that! But having used gypsum in all my gardens, I can honestly say it is a magic ingrediant! The breaking up of the caliche is the only magic part I can physically see, unless you count healthy plants too! I don't mean to imply that compost, especially leaf compost, is not needed if you use gypsum, nor any other soil improvements for that matter. I am simply saying if you have soil that is hardpan, caliche, clay or some other reason the soil is tough to work in, gypsum is like waving a magic wand that takes a long time to work, but definitely worth the wait! I'm sorry this is such a long reply! I just get going about soil, and I sometimes can't leave out all the good details! I enjoy watching your gardening! ♡
@gardengatesopen
@gardengatesopen 4 года назад
I completely understand your not wanting to raise your PH any higher! I heard you mention you are in Austin, and I now live just outside of Austin, at the North end of Lake Travis. So we are definitely neighbors! Before moving here, I lived in N.Austin for many years. The soil structure is similar in both places, but not exactly the same. Most of Austin is stuck with the same type of soil as The Blackland Praire here in Texas. Heavy on the clay side, but not the same kind of clay as say the orange sticky kind they have in Georgia. Texas clay us often referred to as coliche
@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
gardengatesopen perfect - I’m going to get some! I’ll ask the nurseries about it too. Thank you so much!
@omgwtfMindyloo
@omgwtfMindyloo 4 года назад
This is such a nice video to rewatch. The poppies and bachelor's buttons looked incredible! One day I will have a sunny spot of earth to build a pollination station, too! This is fantastic gardening.
@bobbiechinn9578
@bobbiechinn9578 4 года назад
Those looked amazing! Now I have to plant something on my "devils strip"....or whatever u called it lol.
@renaybray5079
@renaybray5079 2 года назад
How lovely. I'm glad other people enjoyed it enough to take pictures! Also, thanks for this long term video from seed to flower to flowers fading out! Great vlog
@subtledemisefox
@subtledemisefox 3 года назад
"there's something beautiful about the seed pods" "Well I know it, but I don't think I should say it"
@SwanSow
@SwanSow 3 года назад
Lovely flowers and video! Especially love that frame at the end where the sun hit the flowers, it was picture perfection!
@meganbright94
@meganbright94 4 года назад
Amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing, this was super inspiring 💚🌱
@Shared-Experiences
@Shared-Experiences 3 года назад
I'm trying to get a wildflower chunk in my yard. Seeds are down...cant stop checking the area. Gardening brings so much happiness.
@sweetpeasandyarrowaranchdi8327
@sweetpeasandyarrowaranchdi8327 4 года назад
I'm going to try seeding them like that. They never grow for me. I bought Amazing Gray poppies from floret flower and have been afraid to sow them, because I don't want to waste the seeds!
@tegoblue
@tegoblue 4 года назад
They can only be wasted by remaining in the package too long. Scatter them!
@thomasafrica9724
@thomasafrica9724 3 года назад
Poppies have much a special place in my heart, they're the flowers that made me fall in love with gardening. I remember sitting in my granny's front yard with my dog and just looking at these bright red poppy flowers. When it was time to harvest the seed pods, I'd be the one who got the job of breaking them open and collecting the seeds. Then my gran would take half to re-plant and my uncle would take the other half and make these delicious buns with the seeds on top! It's crazy how one little flower can have such a massive impact on the memories of childhood. And now, thanks to you, I know how to grow them! Thanks! Thanks for attending my TedTalk. (oh, it turns out they're my birth flower too!)
@August222
@August222 3 года назад
RU-vid needs a why-am-I-only-finding-this-channel-now button. * subscribed *
@lynnethornewill9743
@lynnethornewill9743 5 месяцев назад
Very inspirational - just shows what can be done, not just to enjoy the lovely poppies and other flowers but for helping wildlife
@sonievkay
@sonievkay 4 года назад
that is gorgeous!
@craigmurphy70128
@craigmurphy70128 3 года назад
Loved this video, wildflowers are so under appreciated. The sunflower video auto played after it which are also among my favourite plants. Great channel
@Janette0220
@Janette0220 4 года назад
i have watched this video so many times, it brings so much joy to see a sidewalk strip transforming into a cheerful flower bed!
@stephanienagle1
@stephanienagle1 4 года назад
Just curious, I always thought that land technically belonged to the city? I guess I never questioned cutting it, though... Does anyone have an answer for this?
@Baetanical
@Baetanical 4 года назад
I own the land but the city has the right to dig it up to work on utilities whenever they want. It’s called an easement.
@PaulJohnson-hf5ik
@PaulJohnson-hf5ik 3 года назад
I've grown poppies for many years,all kinds of varieties. You did a magnificent job,, so beautiful. PJ,, UK.
@Virginia3443
@Virginia3443 3 года назад
Red poppies and blue cornflowers my all time favourites since a little girl of 4yrs. Now I'm 70 yes , and I want to grow my childhood lovelies once before I die..But like you I have hard dry clay soil in my part of Australia. Might add some lime and compost and basically learn from your growing of simply,humble field flowers. Thanks for sharing I'm reaally motivated to have a *NATURE STRIP* like yours (that's what Aussies call that strip by the path and road) yours turned out to give so much pleasure to people,bees, insects, beetles, and birds. What fun..,Polly Parrot.
@terrafarmer48
@terrafarmer48 Год назад
We can do this in so many places. Borage is another that the bees love and it grows easily. Gorgeous 💓 well done!
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