oh my word, please do more of the floral arrangements alongside your garden tours. Your arrangements are magnificent and truly showcase the uniqueness of your landscape,
I’ve been sitting outside listening to my birds and enjoying my flowers. Now I get to enjoy the beauty of your gardens and birds. Just beautiful and peaceful!
What spectacular arrangements you created, DANIELLE! That was such a unique and fun tour! I always get great ideas from your videos! ~ Stephanie NJ zone 7a
I know you have to plant to your vision and your heart, but FYI I LOVE the height variation and the color contrast of those tulips that gives you pause. Very simple but really makes a statement! For me, thats a very happy accident. 😍
Apart from your stunning arrangements, I really have to shout out that this is the first time I've been satisfied with the purple alliums in a border. Usually they just tower over everything and look very bizzare and off to me, but here they nearly naturalize and I believe will draw back nicely as the lilies take over. Well done.
Thank you once again for all your great information. The knowledge that you share is so amazing. You could keep that all to yourself but you unselfishly do not and have never on your channel. I love you so much for what you bring but mostly because when I started my flower selling at the road like you. You were so quick to answer all my questions and helping me each and everytime. I was so surprised with your kindness because other people I reached out to seemed too busy to even acknowledge me. You are super busy and still even ask people to ask you anything and you will try your best to help them. You are a garden angel who has a ton of knowledge to share and lucky for us you do share. I just can’t say enough about your kindness and willingness to help people. I don’t know if I would have made it without your help and me praying everyday. Lord is this really what you want me to do??? This is way harder than it looks! 😮
Hi Danielle your arrangements are spectacular!! Absolutely gorgeous. Your gardens are evolving beautifully. It's always a pleasure to see your videos. Thanks for sharing your talents with us. 😍
Love your arrangements, you have a real gift. I'm enjoying the process of watching your vision for your garden come together. I live in Harrisburg and it's amazing how much farther along your garden is. What a difference 40 some miles makes. Thank you for all the wonderful teaching you do.
Spectacularly romantic bouquets, Danielle! They remind me of the lush arrangements that the Metropolitan Museum has displayed in niches in the entry lobby (although yours are tabletop size.) You definitely should offer your services as a professional flower arranger. The double tulips you grow are like blowsy, luxurious peonies. Love your idea of repetition! It makes the garden into one huge bouquet.
Know I will love your tour! Will watch. On your Lobelia planting, your piano music brought tears to my eyes. Reminded me of my mom and Nana working in their gardens. Thank you!
Your arrangements are spectacular! I love that tulip! It does look like a rose! Your garden is so lovely. Love all the birds singing in the background! . I am in central Illinois and my garden was looking beautiful but unfortunately today we got hail and over five inches of rain🥲 My garden was devastated.
Stunning blooms!! Has anyone had luck with La Belle coming back the next year? I would love a video of which tulips are more likely to bloom the following year.
Danielle, I enjoyed so much seeing the arrangements that you made!!! You are so talented. Explaining the flowers that you added provides a nice level of detail and got me thinking about what I can use, that I never thought of. As far as your front yard, all of our gardens are a work-in-progress!! I wondered if it would be worth harvesting the tulips in your front yard, and sacrificing the good plants that you have, and put cardboard and compost down for this season? It would be a bold move, but maybe it would eliminate the non-beneficial plants once and for all, until you can plant evergreens in the Fall. It would be hard to sacrifice the "good" plants, but it would be risky to move them and transfer the problem with non-beneficial plants to another area of your garden. Another option is to move the plants you wish to keep and cluster them in one area of your front garden, while the rest of the area is dormant with the cardboard and compost, in an attempt to eliminate the unwanted plants. Whatever you do, I'm sure it will be as lovely as the rest of your garden. 😃😃
I really enjoyed seeing the designs you made and displayed around the garden! I appreciate the time and intention spent to create this beautiful video! Thank you! 🌱
Gorgeous arrangements! We are having the same usual weather here in Canada zone 5a. It certainly is a challenge to me as a new flower farmer. I’m so grateful for your informative videos. Thank you
Thank you, Danielle, for sharing your talent, enthusiasm and knowledge so freely. You are such a gifted teacher, grower, flower arranger, etc. and we are the grateful beneficiaries of your knowledge. Every one of your videos has me contemplating how I might possibly incorporate your ideas into my yard, even on a much smaller scale. I don’t have a lot natural imagination when it comes to garden design so I just plan to copy some of your ideas and I am confident it will look lovely in the end. Just a couple of the plants we have in common and are some of my favorites are amelanchier/service berries and hydrangeas. 💚
One of the many things I enjoy about your videos is not only learning more about growing flowers, but being introduced to wonderful and unusual varieties. Thanks again for your review of your cool flowers too. It is such an important technique and the differences between sowing and planting times is really notable! Rocky seems to be enjoying the day too.
Spectacular, Danielle!! Nitpicking observation on the new stone patio next to the raised beds: I think I'd move both chairs to the left side, with maybe a small table and add a fairly large pot or maybe a group of pots to the other side, for balance, rather than just having the two chairs separately? But everything is looking so pretty, and I like your plans for the front. The evergreens will make a good place for some fairy lights at Christmas 💚
i am so motivated now. can you show and talk more about evergreen low maintenance plants that are green year round but also have some blooms in the spring.
I can't believe how much further ahead you are for being the end of April...We still don't have much open even now up here in central NY... amazing floral arrangements!
Gorgeous bouquets and your yard looks so lovely! My Utah 7a garden is way behind yours. Forsythias, tulips, daffodils and hyacinths were all blooming together just last week. Yes, an unusual weather year for the whole country I believe!
You have such a talent for arranging Danielle!! The first one really showcases those stunning soft tulips and yet when you look closer there are so many gems to discover as well. Loved this tour around the garden too, hearing what's working well and possibilities for next year/season.
What beautiful arrangements and your bulb show and explanations has been so inspiring. I am going to copy your allium plantings amongst the lilies and iris. The foliage works so well with them. Great, great job. ❤
Danieele, your garden grew so much since I have found your videos. I love how peaceful and beautiful it is. I am learning so much from you and want to say thank you! ❤
Your flower arrangements are always so beautiful! I made an arrangement couple of weeks ago that I shared on youtube, and also used similar columbine, added some irises, allium, forsythia branches, but obviously your looks a lot better. I am very new at this. I have "Concertina" irises that just started blooming, totally agree with you, they are beautiful, but tulips are long gone, I'm really surprised you still have yours, I am in zone 6B.
This is a little off topic, however, what is the key to having herbaceous peonies last in a vase? I'm not sure of the varieties because I've had them for many, many years, but they're light pink, white and dark pink. I cut the stems when they were in the marshmallow stage and then put them in water without preservative. The white is opening and looks like it's going to last but the light pink fizzled in one day. Since I'm right at the beginning of the blooms opening I'd like to get more vase life if possible. Thanks in advance for any information you can share.
Where do you prefer to order your iris? I've been blessed to be gifted many iris from a couple friends, and would like to gift back different varieties. That Concertina is amazing! Everything in your garden, and your arrangements, are stunning!
Good morning Danielle! Thank you for posting this today. I so admire your beautiful gardens and I appreciate you listing the specific varieties. I have a suggestion for you. Have you considered planting Solomons Seal? It blooms around the same time as lilacs. Well here anyway - zone 6a. They look beautiful cut and paired with lilacs or in a vase alone. They’re perennial and really take no additional care.
Beautiful video, thank you! This is my first year growing spring bulbs, we've had similar weather. I didn't realize that's why everything I have is blooming at once and it's not normal. XD The deck & trellises looks amazing.
