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Wondering which perennials you should consider adding to your farm or garden this fall? Today, Lisa and Layne are joined by Dave Dowling of Ball Seed to discuss three perennials grown for cut-flower use that he recommends planting this autumn. They cover why each plant is worth growing, USDA hardiness zones, growing and spacing tips, favorite varieties, and more. Listen to the podcast and get ready to grow peonies (Paeonia), phlox (Phlox paniculata), and yarrow (Achillea)!
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@rachelle3445 16 дней назад

Thank you!! Always enjoy the videos, especially when Dave is on!! 🌻🌻🌻🌻

@LayneAngelo 6 дней назад

You are so welcome - thanks so much for the positive feedback! Have a wonderful day 💚🤗💚

@nancylamontagne6667 19 дней назад

Dave is always a wealth of knowledge! Keep him coming’ back!

@LayneAngelo 6 дней назад

Will do - thanks! 💚🤗💚

@beaverrunfarm 15 дней назад

Such great info, as always, thank you!

@LayneAngelo 6 дней назад

Thanks so much for the kind words! Have a lovely day 💚🤗💚

@mimlauj6869 19 дней назад

Love it! I've been adding a few perennial phlox plants here and there, I sowed annual phlox this spring and loved them too 😊

@LayneAngelo 19 дней назад

Yay! Enjoy your beautiful phlox 🥰 Glad to hear you love the annual types, as well! Thanks so much for sharing, and have a lovely day 💚🤗💚

@judyrobinson2282 13 дней назад

GREAT info on these! I didn't realize phlox could be cut back and then new flowers come again. Going to try that tomorrow! And we are in 8b and grow yarrow as a perennial. In fact it spreads and has to be contained a bit! Also thanks for the tip about when to harvest Yarrow. I picked it too early and when it wilted I was so disappointed. Now I know why!

@LayneAngelo 6 дней назад

Glad to hear you enjoyed this episode! ☺ You will be an expert at harvesting yarrow next season 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing your experiences, and have a fabulous day! 💚🤗💚

@denvertom7627 17 дней назад

i have my yarrow seedlings growing!

@LayneAngelo 6 дней назад

Yay - great job! 👏🤩👏

@brittany.s_story 19 дней назад

I always hear Lisa say you can slow down the video to be able to take in everything he says. Well today that was true for me!😂 When he talks about protection from winter sun in zone 8 in order to allow them to get the coolest possible temps, that was really interesting to me! I wonder if I could grow peonies in dry hot zone 9… could someone share their knowledge? ❤😅

@LayneAngelo 6 дней назад

So true - glad you were able to slow things down for improved comprehension! 😊 Dave responded to another zone 9 question in the comments - you may want to take a look 👀 I would add to his comment regarding experimentation that some varieties of peonies have lower chill hour requirements than others. I would research to see which peonies do well for people growing in warmer regions (such as the south) and investigate if there are any varieties growers in your specific area have had success with. If you do find any varieties you would like to try, I would definitely start small in case the experiment is a flop! 🙃 Best of luck, and have a fantastic day! 💚🤗💚

@brittany.s_story 11 часов назад

@@LayneAngelo Oh wow! I will most definitely look into it! Fingers crossed! Thank you, Layne- you’re awesome! 💗

@Shelovesflora 19 дней назад

Zone 9b here too. Peonies and phlox are out?

@brittany.s_story 19 дней назад

Me too! Waiting to see what Layne says 😅

@davedowling7492 8 дней назад

Sorry, but zone 9 is too warm for Phlox and Peonies. They need a cold winter dormant period. You can check and see if your local garden center is offering them. If they are available, try a couple plants, growing them in the coolest part of your property and see how they do. But don't get your hopes up.

@brittany.s_story 11 часов назад

@@davedowling7492 Thank you, Dave! This is the first time I’m learning that some perennials need that cool period, otherwise, they’re grown as annuals like Lisa does! Many thanks for your time!

@karaleong8282 19 дней назад

I'm in Sacramento, CA zone 9b. Are peonies worth trying for business purposes here? Any recommendations?

@LayneAngelo 6 дней назад

Hello! Dave responded to another 9b question here in the comments - you may want to take a look 👀 Thanks so much for watching, and have a great day! 💚🤗💚

@jenniferrinkus7072 12 дней назад

Where are you finding Sara Bernhardt for less than $5? I haven’t found anywhere for less than about $12 each with most selling it for about $15.

@jwil8348 9 дней назад

Same question here!

@LayneAngelo 6 дней назад

Hello! Dave works for Ball Seed, so he may have been quoting prices for professional growers that can order bare roots through Ball. Hope that helps, and have a great day! 💚🤗💚

@sallyloosli4379 19 дней назад

I tried storing peonies in my fridge and when I pulled them out they turned brown within 2 days...

@davedowling7492 8 дней назад

Make sure they are completely dry before putting them in the cooler. Also, it's important to remember that a cooler isn't a magical box that makes flowers last forever. Just like produce in the refrigerator, the shelf/vase life after they come out of the cooler is reduced the longer the flowers stay in the cooler.

@sallyloosli4379 6 дней назад

@@davedowling7492 when you say completely dry... There's going to be moisture in the petals.. I picked them in the late morning and passed dew time, is that what you mean?