The Cool-Season Flower Chronicles Series Week 2: When Do You Plant?
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Week 2: When Do You Plant? This series is brought to you by TheGardenersWorkshop.com. Making it possible for flower lovers at all levels to grow and enjoy flowers and to build businesses based on flowers!
This week learn when and what to plant based on your winter hardiness zone and first and last frost dates. KUDOS to all that did their homework!!!
Remember: The greatest Cool Flowers fail is to not plant them at ALL!!!!!
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I'm from central Alberta! Enjoying your show all the time❤
My book is on its way, I have been listening to a bunch of your podcasts and I am so so excited to expand my cut flowers season !!!
Shout out to cold zones! 4b here!
Every time I watch this I learn something new! Thank you Lisa!
This makes a lot of intuitive sense from a vegetable perspective. Brassicas and peas are cool season, but I can't plant out tomatoes until the end of April at the earliest.
I've got your book, but i hadn't picked up that the '6-8 week' window didn't include whatever time to germinate and grow the seedling on to an optimum transplant size! 🙄🙄🙄 what a lightbulb moment this video is 🤣. Thank you
I bought your book on the recommendation of Daniel from Northlawn Flower Farm youtube. And, tonight I accidentally found your video! I am a beekeeper and a Master Gardner in Zone 7, NJ. I’ve bought snap dragon and sweet william, larkspur and poppy seeds. Happy gardening!
Thank you! 😃💕
I can't wait for my book to arrive!!
I'm in zone 3 b Snaps I usually start indoors in March but can start a bit earlier.
Foxglove should be February, too.
Under lights. I'm so excited !
I need to learn to prep the beds before the freeze. I have never amended the soils. Next fall it will be epic.
. “”Preparation week! “””…. What a concept!!!
Thank you for posting these videos and the links!
Thank you so much for doing this Lisa
Thank you lisa
Thanks for the info! I have enjoyed your videos and a friend grabbed the cool flowers book for me. It's on the way. I am learning a lot from you and the fb group!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and passion xxx
Thank you Lisa, I'm in 6b, last frost date 4/30. North east of Lake Erie. The ground was hard as a rock in feb.. I put a plastic cover and amended the soil beginning of March. The soil beneath and planted lettuce seed and transplants, they did nothing until this week 4 weeks later.
I can't find the planting guide link that you refer to, help?! I'm definitely signed up for your email, wouldn't miss it! THANKS so much!! for all you do!
You can request it here: www.thegardenersworkshop.com/cool-flowers-planting-made-easy/
I’m in zone 10a. Can I even grow cool flowers? I’ve never had much luck. I almost always plant in the winter, which is the equivalent of ya’lls spring. I can’t seem to plant many of the flowers most of the rest of the country can grow. Our fall is in the nineties most days.
The planting guide link doesn’t seem to be working. Have something else?
what is the link for the book study or email I should contact with my order #?
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