How to Grow Canterbury Bells from Seed - Cut Flower Gardening for Beginners Series

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Growing canterbury bells from seed is a long process. Like most biennials, it will take at least two seasons. Learning how to grow canterbury bells is helpful in creating a cut flower garden on a small budget. Good luck!
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@NatalyaBerezneva 3 года назад

Every day I think that I’m done ordering seeds and researching on how to grow new plant............until I watch your video. There is no end in flower growing! Ohh :)

@TheGizardean 2 года назад

Is it crazy to think “Hey, maybe I won’t be here next year to see biennials bloom” then I think, well, somebody else will appreciate them. 🥺🤷🏻‍♀️

@1la1dy74 Год назад

Growing these this year for the first time along with bunch of other first timers! So exciting :)

@oneday132 3 месяца назад

I just ordered some seeds to grow my own Canterbury bells this year. I’m super excited.

@eXeCrash 3 года назад

Growing them right now in my aerogarden sprouting on day 5.

@lisasantos4924 4 года назад

My sister gave me some of these for my birthday for my garden. The colors I got are purple, pink and white

@sarahlock5419 4 года назад

Thanks for showing the seedlings! I like to see the plant without blooms to see what they will look like! And because I forgot to label the seeds and planted them next to delphiniums and did not which emerged and which didn’t!

@TONYAwiththeflowers 4 года назад

Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱

@blakesblooms 3 года назад

I'm going to winter sow them today! Its snowing! Inspired

@susanschubert1222 2 года назад

Did it work?

@hischild3759 3 года назад

Those are soooo elegant. I had ordered these seeds and some foxglove seeds so was watching videos on how to care for them. When I discovered foxglove are highly toxic, I swapped them for something else. Thanks for your videos!

@TONYAwiththeflowers 3 года назад

Thanks for watching! :)

@dianebeckett1697 3 года назад

Thank you for this wonderful video on Canterbury bells! I planted these in my flower garden this year! Wish me luck! Ty

@dianebeckett1697 3 года назад

So beautiful I planted these in my Garden this year I hope they come up! From seed

@Cinzano296 3 года назад

I grew these from seed last year, took over a year for them to bloom, but they are looking beautiful at the moment well worth the wait, I was trying to find a video on winter care after they have bloomed could you give me some advice? I'm from Ireland so we have temperate climate here.

@gardens4212 3 года назад

i've tried to grow these so many times, i love the bell shaped and cup shaped flowers, i am going to give them a shot again this year and PRAY they show up this time! 😩

@TONYAwiththeflowers 3 года назад

Have you tried using the winter sowing method? That was really the first time that I was able to have success with them. Good luck! Happy gardening! :)

@gardens4212 3 года назад

FRESHCUTKY Cut Flower & Vegetable Garden no i haven't, i'll have to try that way!

@قمر_لاسلام 9 месяцев назад

I am from Aleppo in northern Syria. When do I plant its seeds? I have seeds now. Can I plant them outdoors (I mean directly in the garden) and is they perennial? The temperature is 15 now.

@layersoflaurel 3 года назад

Hello! Thank you for your video! Can you share how long these stay in bloom? Thank you!

@missbornlucky6676 Год назад

these flowers are lovely

@lorannharris9034 5 лет назад

Love these.

@isabelle.9 2 месяца назад

Are yours placed in an area that gets some protection from afternoon sun? I read that is required, but perhaps not a hard requirement?

@victorianickell3931 11 месяцев назад

Do you pinch these? The champion series is supposed to bloom the first year if planted in fall.

@TheBlackbirdMoon 3 года назад

I got some white ones in a cut flower bouquet and I'm planting next year

@merypaspuezan4248 Год назад

Beutifull flowers

@rosemacdougall2967 Год назад

Tonya what kind of vase life do you get with these beauties? I picked up some seeds today.

@Jalleur14325 Год назад

Sowing the seeds inside is even hotter for them isn't it? At least outdoors there's a breeze.I have been putting mine in the shade, it's about 20c during the day. Either way I haven't had good germination so maybe will try again in September.

@ashleyanne4514 3 года назад

The girl in the video sounds just like Laura lee!! Is that Alabama? Or?

@TONYAwiththeflowers 3 года назад

I get that comment a lot, actually! I'm from Kentucky. Thanks for watching! :)

@annickaprevander9863 Год назад

Hello from Sweden. I have them in the garden, they are big and strong and have bloomed so much. I have cut down some plants, but saved some and just plucked them withered flowers, the souls remain. My question is will they bloom again.. the ones I cut down.. left about 10 cm above ground...❤

@nuclearswan 4 года назад

Are yours fragrant?

@TONYAwiththeflowers 4 года назад

No, I haven't noticed any fragrance from these. 🌱🌱🌱

@koriev2920 5 лет назад

Really want to try growing these! They're beautiful! You mentioned chilling snapdragon seeds, too - is this something you can do for all seeds, or should you only do it for flowers that *need* certain chill hours?

@TONYAwiththeflowers 5 лет назад

It just depends on the seed. Most garden seeds won't be harmed, especially hardy annuals. I wouldn't chill anything tropical though, it could damage them. Good luck!

@darlenevisser6563 Год назад

Where do you live because I live in London Ontario Canada yours was the second video. I saw the first one. He lived in Arizona so he’s took 15 months to grow and produce anything.

@RabeyaBusra-nr3ku 24 дня назад

Fuldani flowers.

@magsj2387 2 года назад

I have 7 inch plants ready to be planted. I’m in zone 6. When do I plant them outside? Can I do that right now? I live in Ohio and don’t have a hoop house. So if they’re biannual do they self seed?

@JoanneScouler-sr8ym Год назад

What state are you in? Seems a lot different from Massachusetts.

@endoftheroadgourdandflower609 2 года назад

I ordered white from Johnny Seeds.

@lilianflynn1876 3 года назад

C Bells are great but you have to wait 15 months for them to bloom

@bengalrose 3 года назад

Anything really beautiful is worth the wait!

@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia Год назад

Growing in Michigan? Where are you located?

@water2mel 4 года назад

Can I cut them after the blooms pass to make room for other flowers that bloom later in the summer, or will cutting kill them?

@TONYAwiththeflowers 4 года назад

I cut the flower stocks for cut flower arrangements, but you will want to leave most of the plant in tact and growing. These plants are generally short lived, so they may need to be removed after the second growing season regardless. Good luck!

@water2mel 4 года назад

@@TONYAwiththeflowers thank you very much!