Cool Flowers: Bells of Ireland
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Besides the garden info I loved seeing you husband coming in on the motorcycle and you saying the military flying over is the sounds of freedom!!
Real life…love it
Great video and excellent examples. Bells of Ireland give lots of people trouble.. I had a little chuckle when you said you were going to give them their little 15 minutes of fame and purpose in life… For sure! Please don’t worry about the sound or the video the impromptu videos are awesome we don’t mind the little interruptions it’s the information and real time information and advice that we really love and need from you… So anytime you get a chance an impromptu video is always appreciated by us! PS it would’ve killed me to pull those bells also😢
Yeah ditto that!
thanks for your encouragement!
You know it girl! “THE SOUND OF FREEDOM”. Can you bring those in the house for a bouquet?
I’m so excited for your book! Keep us posted
Thank you for showing us! ❤❤❤
Aren't they such glorious plants?!
LOVE, LOVE those Bells! RIP..... xoxoxo
Right?
When I thin I replant them and I get probably 8/10 that take after transplanting. Zone 10b here and lots of them self sow by August here. Yes sprouts in triple digits. It is crazy.
Those plants you pulled up really can’t be transplanted? What on earth? Great video. Thank you!
Love impromptu lives!
Next year is my time for these flowers!!!
Thanks Lisa, I love your wisdom and sharing. I tried Bells of Ireland last September with failure to germinate. I thought maybe they would germinate in Spring… I did soak them (zone 7B, high desert area). Your plants are gorgeous and give me hope to try again.
tucker is so cute!
Thank you! I love your videos! I just do not understand how you are growing all that in winter! Im in Washington state, 8b sowing seeds inside which is too early! I may not be able to keep all I got germinated alive! Because if there is a frost its just done. I got too excited about see starting...
You can fall plant all the Cool Flowers!!! Cool-season hardy annuals are winter hardy, my book Cool Flowers tells the story--
@@TheGardenersWorkshop the book is awesome and also Danielle from Northland flower farm on you tube talks a lot about Lisa’s book/methods and breaks it down and gives a lot of good information ..that’s how I learned…
Why pull the roots out and not just cut at ground level?
@@cogasawara1 I wondered about that also.
My direct sown bells aren't nearly as large as yours (I'm in 8a). Should I fertilize them now?
How do u process your bella of Ireland..when to pick???
Great information! So you don’t use weed mat when you plant in the fall?
My bells never germinate!🥲
Last year, my first year trying bells, none germinated. This year, just a few germinated. Now, after listening to Lisa about soaking the seeds, I'm going to try again this fall.
Mine self sow in my hedge row. Zone 3
@@helenachase5627 they make it through your winter in Zone 3?! That would be so nice to know, if I could fall sow in Zone 3b, 4a, it would be awesome. Thanks For that tid bit!
@@melissab5432 it's not the plant that survived but the seeds sprouted from the plants that live in this spot.
I am in zone 8a in high altitude mountains in California. We have had extra snowy years 2'- 3.5' of snow on ground on and off all winter. Do you think I can fall sow my cool flowers like bells of Ireland? So far my perennial phlox and Dianthus over wintered and larkspur babies athoughts. We get snow like this every year.
What's your thought?
So, start bells in the fall, okay