Grandpa would be so happy that you are going to offer 🍿 popcorn and peppers. I still am chuckling over him during your pickled peppers video. Oh grandpa is so missed and I really mean this- I loved your grandpa and thank you for sharing him with all of us. His goodness was so evident. He exuded love.
I am mostly a perennials garden with annuals that I can save from. Love your videos and appreciate your drive, I am too mature to keep up with you but I cheer you on. Thank you.
You are such a a sweetheart when you speak of your childhood memories.. I can tell you loved your grandparents and especially Grandpa.. I'm sure he would be so proud of you! I love your excitement and you are such a a joy to watch. Keep up the good work and I wish you well in all that you do.
Oh so exciting to come in so fast ❤ My grandparents had property in Spring Water ny my parents now own it and I have the same memories of popping the jewel weed and now I can share popping them with my grandson (2yrs old) and tell him all about his great great grandparents ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hello, it is the Time! By the way Ananas noire (French) means Black Pineapple in English. It is a beautiful and tasty tomato. Good luck 🍀 in a new season 🤗
I love my blue flax! It blooms really early and they are so delicate. The seed heads are pretty, too. Word of caution on silene- mine spread everywhere and is hard to pull out, so make sure you choose a forever home 😁
Love the popcorn idea! One of the nurseries in our town has that and it makes my kids last a little longer when I’m plant shopping :) Excited for your upcoming season!
I was thrilled you explained the popcorn machine because I kept looking at it. lol!! Kiki is glooooooorious! and I'm going to go down a rabbit hole at Prairie moon now, Byeeeeeeeee HAPPY GROWING!!!
Awesome to see some plans for natives. I have a small prairie started about 15 years ago with a seed mix and a potted plant kit from Prairie Moon. They also sell a lot of bare root plants for some more difficult to grow varieties. BTW, not a paid endorsement, but they are a phenomenal company with a very cool back-story. We have a healthy patch of the Artemisia ludoviciana - took a while to establish but now it's very reliable. A very attractive filler, and abundant once you get it going. Culver's Root is pretty easy to grow. Queen of the Prairie is IMHO the most beautiful native plant (possibly any plant) but is pretty hard to germinate and establish. The key on that one is consistent moisture. Where I see it thrive in prairie restorations is usually in ditches and stream banks - it needs a pretty wet soil, full sun and a lot of space, and with luck will colonize. I'd frankly hate to use it as a cut flower - it would be like putting a rainbow in a bottle :( If you're looking to expand your native patch, would definitely recommend their seed mixes, even just as a supplement to give some competition to anything that's taking over. There are some super hardy (almost aggressive) natives that make great cut flowers - a lot of the Rudbeckias (we have a bit of a problem with R. laciniata taking over), Echinacea, spring bloomers like Golden Alexanders (Zizia aurea), then in fall you can get a lot of Asters, Goldenrod (take a look at Showy Goldenrod - Solidago speciosa), colorful grasses like River Oats. I'm an amateur at flower growing but have a lot of experience with native plants - would think they'd have a ton of potential for a smaller flower farm.
This year I've got quite a number of species stratifying from Prairie Moon. They are outside in pots in big clear plastic bags (knotted so they don't dry out) on my balcony where they don't get direct sun. I do have experience with growing plants from seeds that are so tiny they are like dust particles because this is not my first rodeo. I ordered seeds from somewhere else two years ago and was disappointed because except for the easy ones, I had no success at all. Hopefully the quality of Prairie Moon seeds is better.
I started a bunch of blue flax last year and it grew so well. Hoping for blooms this year. Love the foliage regardless. (Those Peter peppers are too much! 😅)
So cool - I also ordered from Southern Seeds for the first time a few weeks ago, because they had most of the perennials I'm hoping to establish this spring, both to use medicinally and for my cutting garden. Now I can't wait to show my family the peter pepper - never heard of it before in my many decades of gardening. HILARIOUS!
We have a small local hardware store that I don't even need anything from, but every time I pass by I feel a strong urge to go look at their plants while eating their free popcorn.
Those are Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion peppers, not just any ghost scorpion hybrid, and I think people looking for superhots will recognize the name. They're delicious, the other ghorpions we've tried were not as good. They have an almost floral bubblegum like smell even before you cut them, then it's bubblegum and pain. They are insanely hot. Like we roast maybe one per quart of salsa, and our salsa is hotter than the medium heat hot sauce we got for Christmas. These seeds will need started in the next couple of weeks, they're pretty slow to germinate. We grew Peter peppers as a joke, but they ended up a favorite based on taste, which is apparently super common. Flavor is like a good griller pepper, but with heat. They're hot, but not crazy/stupid, about a step, maybe two, above jalapeno.
Love your enthusiasm. I always enjoy hearing about why people choose their seeds. Always learn something. One of our nurseries pops popcorn and it is fun to walk around with a snack. Great idea!
I just started some pink Veronica from seed and it was really easy. I have tried blue flax and it didn’t do well for me. Never enough tomato varieties. I did hot peppers last year, most of them didn’t sell. I grew them and lacto-fermented the peppers and made hot sauce. Now, people want the sauce, but it’s all mine… with a few exceptions. 😁
My Wal Mart has Early Snowball Perennial Baby's Breath seed this year, so it may be worth checking. It is Burpee, so it is easier to narrow down, when searching.
Burpee plants are great, except, unless you are part of their team, you can't legally sell anything that grows from their plants, even if you do the work. They are patented. Kind of a bummer.
@@stephaniecooper7796 From Google. Plants reproduced by seeds are protected under the Plant Variety Protection Act, which gives the inventor 25 years of exclusive rights to sell the plant. However, the purchaser can sell the plants but cannot manufacture the seed line.
I’ve grown the “Spoon Tomato” from Baker Creek, excellent germination and super easy to grow. They are slightly larger than a caper, kids love them! Great novelty tomato! 🍅
Queen of the Prairie probably won't flower until the third year at the earliest. It's a substantial perennial on par with Joe Pye Weed or Compass Plant. Most of the foliage is at the about knee high and the flowering stems tower above it. I'm not sure on the vase life but they should be spectacular if they work out. Fire on the Mountain, as with Poinsettias, are both Euphorbias. I've never grown it but it's using the same strategy as a poinsettia with red tinted leaves or bracks around the flowers. They're a much shorter plant and bloom over the summer. Cardinal Flowers are a biannual. I think they only flower on the second year so make sure to let some of them set seed. They can also cross pollinate with the other native Blue Lobelia which results in various shades of purple flowering hybrids. These purple hybrids are likely sterile as I've never heard of anyone finding a population of them existing in the wild. I believe I've seen all of these in vases at the Mt. Cuba Center in DE before so I'm sure they'll work out. Royal Catchfly should work, an issue I see though is the back part of the flowers are sticky and I often find small insects attached to them. An added treat for the hummingbirds that normally pollinate them I'm sure. Jewel Weed needs lots of water and it seriously shows when they don't get enough. I see them growing in the wild along creeks and in areas where it floods after lots of rain. I've never tried them as a cut flower but it sounds interesting. I believe there is another species that has yellow flowers which is grown the same way.
I did not have much luck with the germination with my white sage from southern seed. I am going to try it again!!! I wish you luck and if you have any secrets on this variety do share! 😝
Hi Nicole Love when u show us yr seeds and how excited u get for the new ones. Some of the ones u purchased from Southern Seed will take 2 yrs b4 they flower. Maybe u shld mention that. Also the Cardinal and the Blue Lobelia like alot of moisture. And the Blue Lobelia is quite prolific but easy 2 pull out and easy 4 spring clean up! I leave the flower stalks on most of my perennials over winter. Remove some hostas, not all and save them 2 add 2 what I gather in spring along with all my grass stalks and put them in our wood chipper. Makes great ground cover in my raised beds 4 weed growth and helps keep soil cooler and thus hardly any watering depending on how wet our summer is.! Flax grows along our main highways so lots of free seeds there. Will b interesting 2 follow how yr seedlings r coming along. Guess no more basement set up with that beautiful high tunnel u have with it being heated!
Ananas = Pineapple, Noire = black / Black Pineapple - I've grown in recent years, very colorful inside, nice flavor. Flax has very dainty and vulnerable flowers/stems, but has nice round little balls how the seeds set.
I love your choices. I've tried Veronica several times and it just doesn't work for me. Good luck on it. I grew the Chocolate Trinidad Scorpion peppers last year. I didn't get great germination, but I got a few plants that produced enough peppers to let anyone who was brave enough to try them, handle with care. I cut one opened and touched the cut edge to my tongue and it was OMG-HOTTTTT!!!!
My father in law, Sam, grew the peter peppers. Somewhere, there are vhs-c videos of Showtime After Dark or maybe Hallmark Channel scenes starring a cast of Peter Peppers. Thanks for triggering that memory! 😅 Love all of your other new seeds too.
Exciting seed haul! I’ll be starting seeds next month! My sister has Spotted Jewelweed growing on her rural property and lots growing nearby in mostly wet areas. The hummingbirds love it! 💚🤍💛🧡
Thank you so much for the seed talk! I love Ananas Noir (French for black pineapple, oo la la!)! I got the seeds in a free packet from Baker Creek a few years ago and I grow a few every year :)
I start yellow Jamaican Scotch Bonnets for one of my neighbours for her balcony garden. Someone gave her White Ghost Peppers and it seems she mixed the seeds because I ended up with a plant that produced peppers that looked like nubby White Hungarian Peppers. Except when I bit off a tiny piece from the end! OMG! I've never spat out anything as fast in my life. And it burned and burned for at least half an hour afterwards. Incredibly hot. Those things are way over the top Scoville units. Don't know how people manage to eat them. They must love pain.
Great video, Nicole! Can't wait to see your planting layout for this year. I've got more seeds than I need and yet seeing your seed haul makes me want to shop seeds online. YES to grandpa's popcorn machine idea! BIG Kiki is really Stunning. BTW, I don't know how you get everything done and film videos too. Wishing you continued success from Jax, FL.
Have you tried Silene chalcedonica, known as Maltese cross? Great perennial that flowers in the first year. Great as cut flower, and comes in red, white, and pink.
Dragons breath is supposed to dethrone the Reaper non officially. I start all my pepper's in the damp paper towel method speeds up germination tremendously.
What’s the saying? …… “One man’s junk is another man’s jewel.” That jewel weed showed up on my property about 10 years ago, probably in fill-dirt from road construction, (I’ve been in this home for 44 years), and I cannot get rid of it!
My first year gardening, I was growing cayenne peppers. A dang squirrel came along and ripped up all my little seedlings. Didn't even eat them. The little bugger just yanked them all out of the ground and left them there. So I and went out and bought a few Trinidad Moruga Scorpion and Carolina Reaper plants as a method of declaring biological warfare on the evil plant murderer. The squirrels haven't messed with my peppers since.
I'm in MA and was wondering when to sprout my ranunculus. I dont have a cold frame or row covers, so I'm assuming I dont need to presprout yet. How many weeks before planting out unprotected do I need to pre sprout it? I'm in 6a. Last frost is mid may, but I know they can go out earlier than that. Last year I didnt get many blooms because it warmed up in june and I know they like cooler temps.
I know this is wet blanket thinking but here it is anyway. I wonder what the legal ramifications of selling dangerously hot peppers might be. We live in a litigious society. Just a thought. Put that behind me. I love ordering seeds and getting them in the mail! Watching someone else open their orders is almost as much fun.
@@katrienvh4289 pamplemousse is grapefruit in French. I’m not even French, my heritage is Dutch and Irish and my maiden name was Katherine VanHaren, pretty similar to your username haha!
Dragons breath is apparently the world's hottest chilli ⚠️⚠️ be careful when handling those , I'm also growing the purple chilli Buena malata , purple is my favourite colour , apparently they colour change aswell can't wait to see how they turn out
Ok Nicole please please be careful with the chocolate Trinidad while growing these with kids going through the nurseries the plants leaves and all are so hot!! And some little ones may touch them they will never do it again buttt!!
Popcorn and walking around the nursery :)) Your Grandpa was such a visionary
Your grandfather was a genius. Eating popcorn and walking around the nursery looking at all the beauty. Wonderful idea 💡
Grandpa would be so happy that you are going to offer 🍿 popcorn and peppers. I still am chuckling over him during your pickled peppers video. Oh grandpa is so missed and I really mean this- I loved your grandpa and thank you for sharing him with all of us. His goodness was so evident. He exuded love.
I am mostly a perennials garden with annuals that I can save from. Love your videos and appreciate your drive, I am too mature to keep up with you but I cheer you on. Thank you.
You are such a a sweetheart when you speak of your childhood memories.. I can tell you loved your grandparents and especially Grandpa.. I'm sure he would be so proud of you! I love your excitement and you are such a a joy to watch. Keep up the good work and I wish you well in all that you do.
Peter pepper is definitely going to be a staple at the nursery 😂😂
Peter Pepper would go great with Hairy Balls from The Gardeners Workshop
😂😂😂 I was thinking the same thing!
Oh so exciting to come in so fast ❤
My grandparents had property in Spring Water ny my parents now own it and I have the same memories of popping the jewel weed and now I can share popping them with my grandson (2yrs old) and tell him all about his great great grandparents ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hello, it is the Time! By the way Ananas noire (French) means Black Pineapple in English. It is a beautiful and tasty tomato. Good luck 🍀 in a new season 🤗
Hungarian black peppers are super producers. I grew them last year, has a nice balanced bite to them.
Mine were hotter than jalapeños.
I grow the buena mulata every year sooo prolific and hot hot hot!
Flax is a great cut flower also when it goes to seed they have really pretty seed pods that dry!
Fun! Cute kitty!
I love my blue flax! It blooms really early and they are so delicate. The seed heads are pretty, too. Word of caution on silene- mine spread everywhere and is hard to pull out, so make sure you choose a forever home 😁
Queen of the prairie is beautiful I have it in our garden in Connecticut and it’s a great cut flower.
Kiki is so beautiful! Great memories of grandpa with the pop corn machine, that’s a nice touch❤️❤️❤️❤️👍😎
Grew Queen of the Night last year...absolutely gorgeous tomato and amazing taste!!
Love the popcorn idea! One of the nurseries in our town has that and it makes my kids last a little longer when I’m plant shopping :) Excited for your upcoming season!
I was thrilled you explained the popcorn machine because I kept looking at it. lol!! Kiki is glooooooorious! and I'm going to go down a rabbit hole at Prairie moon now, Byeeeeeeeee HAPPY GROWING!!!
Awesome to see some plans for natives. I have a small prairie started about 15 years ago with a seed mix and a potted plant kit from Prairie Moon. They also sell a lot of bare root plants for some more difficult to grow varieties. BTW, not a paid endorsement, but they are a phenomenal company with a very cool back-story.
We have a healthy patch of the Artemisia ludoviciana - took a while to establish but now it's very reliable. A very attractive filler, and abundant once you get it going. Culver's Root is pretty easy to grow. Queen of the Prairie is IMHO the most beautiful native plant (possibly any plant) but is pretty hard to germinate and establish. The key on that one is consistent moisture. Where I see it thrive in prairie restorations is usually in ditches and stream banks - it needs a pretty wet soil, full sun and a lot of space, and with luck will colonize. I'd frankly hate to use it as a cut flower - it would be like putting a rainbow in a bottle :(
If you're looking to expand your native patch, would definitely recommend their seed mixes, even just as a supplement to give some competition to anything that's taking over. There are some super hardy (almost aggressive) natives that make great cut flowers - a lot of the Rudbeckias (we have a bit of a problem with R. laciniata taking over), Echinacea, spring bloomers like Golden Alexanders (Zizia aurea), then in fall you can get a lot of Asters, Goldenrod (take a look at Showy Goldenrod - Solidago speciosa), colorful grasses like River Oats. I'm an amateur at flower growing but have a lot of experience with native plants - would think they'd have a ton of potential for a smaller flower farm.
This year I've got quite a number of species stratifying from Prairie Moon. They are outside in pots in big clear plastic bags (knotted so they don't dry out) on my balcony where they don't get direct sun. I do have experience with growing plants from seeds that are so tiny they are like dust particles because this is not my first rodeo. I ordered seeds from somewhere else two years ago and was disappointed because except for the easy ones, I had no success at all. Hopefully the quality of Prairie Moon seeds is better.
I've grown the Peter peppers they definitely added fun to my pepper patch 😂
I started a bunch of blue flax last year and it grew so well. Hoping for blooms this year. Love the foliage regardless. (Those Peter peppers are too much! 😅)
So cool - I also ordered from Southern Seeds for the first time a few weeks ago, because they had most of the perennials I'm hoping to establish this spring, both to use medicinally and for my cutting garden. Now I can't wait to show my family the peter pepper - never heard of it before in my many decades of gardening. HILARIOUS!
Nice seed haul❤
I grew Blue Flax last year using Winter Sowing. It did great.
Lord have mercy, everytime I watch your seed video, I get myself in trouble, lol! Thanks for sharing!
Looking forward to a fall video that reviews what you thought of all of these!
Maybe you could try a four pack variety pack for the hot peppers. You know Peter will sell on its picture alone. LOL
We have a small local hardware store that I don't even need anything from, but every time I pass by I feel a strong urge to go look at their plants while eating their free popcorn.
Love you so much girl! 🙏🏻❤️
Getting excited just watching you talk about seeds! But seriously - Kiki is astonishingly beautiful! 16 pounds - wow!
Alternate to baby's breath: 'Peter Cottontail' yarrow or 'Ballerina' ia another variety.
Those are Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion peppers, not just any ghost scorpion hybrid, and I think people looking for superhots will recognize the name. They're delicious, the other ghorpions we've tried were not as good. They have an almost floral bubblegum like smell even before you cut them, then it's bubblegum and pain. They are insanely hot. Like we roast maybe one per quart of salsa, and our salsa is hotter than the medium heat hot sauce we got for Christmas. These seeds will need started in the next couple of weeks, they're pretty slow to germinate.
We grew Peter peppers as a joke, but they ended up a favorite based on taste, which is apparently super common. Flavor is like a good griller pepper, but with heat. They're hot, but not crazy/stupid, about a step, maybe two, above jalapeno.
That last seed said that you are supposed to refrigerate the seed until planting. Don't forget
I've been waiting to see those peter pepper seeds!!!! 😂😂😂
Whatever you present, you always make me smile. By the way, I learn a lot, too.
My goodness what a big beautiful kitty!! I also love the idea of grandpa’s popcorn stand ❤❤
Winter sowing is great for flowers that need cold stratification. This is my second year doing this with my perennials.
I love the purple tomato nicer than normal ones and I've just got some seeds. I prefer burpless cucumber 🥒, doesn't rift as much
The jewel weed is good for making salve to fight poison ivy. I’ve made some and it’s great!!
Love Kiki!
Love your enthusiasm. I always enjoy hearing about why people choose their seeds. Always learn something. One of our nurseries pops popcorn and it is fun to walk around with a snack. Great idea!
I just started some pink Veronica from seed and it was really easy. I have tried blue flax and it didn’t do well for me. Never enough tomato varieties. I did hot peppers last year, most of them didn’t sell. I grew them and lacto-fermented the peppers and made hot sauce. Now, people want the sauce, but it’s all mine… with a few exceptions. 😁
My Wal Mart has Early Snowball Perennial Baby's Breath seed this year, so it may be worth checking. It is Burpee, so it is easier to narrow down, when searching.
Burpee plants are great, except, unless you are part of their team, you can't legally sell anything that grows from their plants, even if you do the work. They are patented. Kind of a bummer.
@@stephaniecooper7796 From Google. Plants reproduced by seeds are protected under the Plant Variety Protection Act, which gives the inventor 25 years of exclusive rights to sell the plant. However, the purchaser can sell the plants but cannot manufacture the seed line.
Beautiful flowers and beautiful kitty! She certainly won't fit on that little shelf you had in the garden center entry anymore!
I’ve grown the “Spoon Tomato” from Baker Creek, excellent germination and super easy to grow. They are slightly larger than a caper, kids love them! Great novelty tomato! 🍅
So excited for all the flower seed starts! 🌹🪻🌸🌺🌷🌻🌼💐🥀🪷
Queen of the Prairie probably won't flower until the third year at the earliest. It's a substantial perennial on par with Joe Pye Weed or Compass Plant. Most of the foliage is at the about knee high and the flowering stems tower above it. I'm not sure on the vase life but they should be spectacular if they work out.
Fire on the Mountain, as with Poinsettias, are both Euphorbias. I've never grown it but it's using the same strategy as a poinsettia with red tinted leaves or bracks around the flowers. They're a much shorter plant and bloom over the summer.
Cardinal Flowers are a biannual. I think they only flower on the second year so make sure to let some of them set seed. They can also cross pollinate with the other native Blue Lobelia which results in various shades of purple flowering hybrids. These purple hybrids are likely sterile as I've never heard of anyone finding a population of them existing in the wild. I believe I've seen all of these in vases at the Mt. Cuba Center in DE before so I'm sure they'll work out.
Royal Catchfly should work, an issue I see though is the back part of the flowers are sticky and I often find small insects attached to them. An added treat for the hummingbirds that normally pollinate them I'm sure.
Jewel Weed needs lots of water and it seriously shows when they don't get enough. I see them growing in the wild along creeks and in areas where it floods after lots of rain. I've never tried them as a cut flower but it sounds interesting. I believe there is another species that has yellow flowers which is grown the same way.
I did not have much luck with the germination with my white sage from southern seed. I am going to try it again!!! I wish you luck and if you have any secrets on this variety do share! 😝
Hi Nicole
Love when u show us yr seeds and how excited u get for the new ones.
Some of the ones u purchased from Southern Seed will take 2 yrs b4 they flower. Maybe u shld mention that. Also the Cardinal and the Blue Lobelia like alot of moisture. And the Blue Lobelia is quite prolific but easy 2 pull out and easy 4 spring clean up! I leave the flower stalks on most of my perennials over winter. Remove some hostas, not all and save them 2 add 2 what I gather in spring along with all my grass stalks and put them in our wood chipper. Makes great ground cover in my raised beds 4 weed growth and helps keep soil cooler and thus hardly any watering depending on how wet our summer is.! Flax grows along our main highways so lots of free seeds there. Will b interesting 2 follow how yr seedlings r coming along.
Guess no more basement set up with that beautiful high tunnel u have with it being heated!
Ananas = Pineapple, Noire = black / Black Pineapple - I've grown in recent years, very colorful inside, nice flavor. Flax has very dainty and vulnerable flowers/stems, but has nice round little balls how the seeds set.
These are great varieties, Nicole!! Looking forward to seeing you grow those and also sell at the nursery 😀
So funny as you’re showing the BackersCreek seeds I got a notification my BakersCreek order has shipped. Yippee!
Happy 😊 February ❤❤❤🎉😊
Kiki grows so beautifull 😍
I have the touch me nots all over and hummingbirds looooove it!
I love prairie moon! Nice to see a native seed company in your videos! 😊
So fun!!!! Hey Nicole, your fan club needs to know your birthday please? Thanks!
I love your choices. I've tried Veronica several times and it just doesn't work for me. Good luck on it. I grew the Chocolate Trinidad Scorpion peppers last year. I didn't get great germination, but I got a few plants that produced enough peppers to let anyone who was brave enough to try them, handle with care. I cut one opened and touched the cut edge to my tongue and it was OMG-HOTTTTT!!!!
My father in law, Sam, grew the peter peppers. Somewhere, there are vhs-c videos of Showtime After Dark or maybe Hallmark Channel scenes starring a cast of Peter Peppers. Thanks for triggering that memory! 😅 Love all of your other new seeds too.
Love the popcorn idea... sweet gramps
Prairie Moon is so great. Love their all-natural packaging.
I’m growing Veronica from seed and excited 😆 they germinated
Exciting seed haul! I’ll be starting seeds next month! My sister has Spotted Jewelweed growing on her rural property and lots growing nearby in mostly wet areas. The hummingbirds love it! 💚🤍💛🧡
Peter peppers look hilarious 😊
Thank you so much for the seed talk! I love Ananas Noir (French for black pineapple, oo la la!)! I got the seeds in a free packet from Baker Creek a few years ago and I grow a few every year :)
Kiki is an angel!!
Still my favorite content creator!
I start yellow Jamaican Scotch Bonnets for one of my neighbours for her balcony garden. Someone gave her White Ghost Peppers and it seems she mixed the seeds because I ended up with a plant that produced peppers that looked like nubby White Hungarian Peppers. Except when I bit off a tiny piece from the end! OMG! I've never spat out anything as fast in my life. And it burned and burned for at least half an hour afterwards. Incredibly hot.
Those things are way over the top Scoville units. Don't know how people manage to eat them. They must love pain.
Great video, Nicole! Can't wait to see your planting layout for this year. I've got more seeds than I need and yet seeing your seed haul makes me want to shop seeds online. YES to grandpa's popcorn machine idea! BIG Kiki is really Stunning. BTW, I don't know how you get everything done and film videos too. Wishing you continued success from Jax, FL.
Have you tried Silene chalcedonica, known as Maltese cross? Great perennial that flowers in the first year. Great as cut flower, and comes in red, white, and pink.
Berlin Seeds from OH has baby's breath. Idk if it's the kind that you're looking for, but it is in the perennial section in their catalog.
I snorted ice tea through my nose when the Peter peppers came up.
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Juice of jewel weed was suppose to take care of poison ivy! Something for you to try!😊
Dragons breath is supposed to dethrone the Reaper non officially. I start all my pepper's in the damp paper towel method speeds up germination tremendously.
What’s the saying? …… “One man’s junk is another man’s jewel.” That jewel weed showed up on my property about 10 years ago, probably in fill-dirt from road construction, (I’ve been in this home for 44 years), and I cannot get rid of it!
Buena mulata are beautiful, but i didnt find them hot. I grew chocolate Trinidad scorpions last year. I dried them and im scared of them hehe.
I bought the red peter pepper seeds this year as well. Did you know there is a yellow peter pepper? I just found out. hmmmm
When you plant those peppers you better wear gloves. I’d be afraid to start those 😂
Love all the seeds. Did your planting zone change? Here in Minnesota the Twin Cities we use to be a 4b. Now we are a 5a.
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Ananas is French for pineapple, could be in relation to the color, or who knows, maybe there’s a pineapple flavour to it!
My first year gardening, I was growing cayenne peppers. A dang squirrel came along and ripped up all my little seedlings. Didn't even eat them. The little bugger just yanked them all out of the ground and left them there. So I and went out and bought a few Trinidad Moruga Scorpion and Carolina Reaper plants as a method of declaring biological warfare on the evil plant murderer. The squirrels haven't messed with my peppers since.
Have you tried Lettuce leaf Basil? The leaves get the size of your hand, not so much for bouquets as really great for cooking. Thanks for the vid.
Fun
I'm in MA and was wondering when to sprout my ranunculus. I dont have a cold frame or row covers, so I'm assuming I dont need to presprout yet. How many weeks before planting out unprotected do I need to pre sprout it? I'm in 6a. Last frost is mid may, but I know they can go out earlier than that. Last year I didnt get many blooms because it warmed up in june and I know they like cooler temps.
I know this is wet blanket thinking but here it is anyway. I wonder what the legal ramifications of selling dangerously hot peppers might be. We live in a litigious society. Just a thought. Put that behind me. I love ordering seeds and getting them in the mail! Watching someone else open their orders is almost as much fun.
Nicole, "Ananas" is Flemish/Dutch for "pineapple" ! Greetz from Flanders (Belgium)
Also French! So ananas noir would be black pineapple :)
@@kayleeonstein I didn't know that ananas was also French! I know that "pompelmoes" (grapefruit) is almost the same in French.
@@katrienvh4289 pamplemousse is grapefruit in French. I’m not even French, my heritage is Dutch and Irish and my maiden name was Katherine VanHaren, pretty similar to your username haha!
Just a bit of a weird fact; Ananas means 'pineapple' in Danish 🙃
And in French. The “s” is silent. Ananas noir = black pineapple.
In Danish you pronounce the 's' - it's not silent.
It's interesting how it can be the same in regards to spelling and still differ in pronunciation.
Dragons breath is apparently the world's hottest chilli ⚠️⚠️ be careful when handling those , I'm also growing the purple chilli Buena malata , purple is my favourite colour , apparently they colour change aswell can't wait to see how they turn out
Nicole ,check out Floret Flower Farm on UA-cam. They are releasing flower seeds that they have bred themselves. Thought you might be interested.
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Do you know the best place or website to buy blue tulips? 😊
Ananas Noir... that's a French name... it means Black Pinapple. 😂
Ask Charlie Daniels about the fire on the mountain and why you had to run boy run....
Wear gloves when you plant them hottie pepper seeds.
Silly but I need instructions on how to throw seeds for wildflowers and perennials native flowers. When and how do you do this? Do you just toss?
Not at all , brie the plant lady does video on seeds sowing all the time,four weeks ago she did one on UA-cam you should look it up
@@verawallace9055 ok cool! Thank you!
@@GrowWithSara You're welcome 😊
Oh. My. Gosh. Peter Pepper is way to close 😂
Ok Nicole please please be careful with the chocolate Trinidad while growing these with kids going through the nurseries the plants leaves and all are so hot!! And some little ones may touch them they will never do it again buttt!!