It's TIME to Start Thinking About Next Year's Cut Flower Garden! ⏰ :: Cool Flowers and Fall Bulbs!

“In every gardener there is a child who believes in the seed fairy.” -Robert Brault

Welcome! Consider this video a friendly reminder to start thinking about your 2023 cut flower garden!! 😆 I know it’s only July, but it’s actually time to start planning for the garden if you are thinking about doing fall sowing and the Cool Flower Method this upcoming year! ⏰Enjoy!

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[julesdavis]

Love the chart. I’m obsessed. I also like to be organized. Writing things down takes it out of my head, and greatly reduces my stress level.

[erins.]

Good afternoon from a fellow 9b gardener in Sacramento! I love watching your videos and getting more ideas on seeds to try out. I always struggled with Sweet Peas, but am going to give them a try this year. I had great results with growing Stock last year. I tried 4 types and loved them all. This year I bought 10 different colors and 1 mix from Johnnys. The only change I am going to make is to use hortinova. I had to do a lot of staking last year. Thanks for sharing all you are learning, I appreciate it.

[karenkincaid]

Thank you so much for introducing us to Lisa Mason Ziegler! I have watched so many of her videos. She is a wealth of knowledge!

[daiseegray]

I have the book definitely a great purchase 🌼🐝

[judyjohnson]

Good Morning Janey! 🌺🌸🌼 I love All this info on cut flowers. You are Soo Organized, My kind of Gal. 💕 I had just watched Laura on Garden Answer this morning & she was showing some New Ones that Had Your Name on Them, Cool Colors!! Hopefully you can check this out. One in Particular was a Creamy Yellow 🟡 Marigold. Smells like Sweet Marshmallow!! Love your Cut Flower Garden! Love & Hugs 🌺🌺🤗💕💕

[josweatt]

Oh my you are dangerous! Hahaha I love Lisa Ziegler method and not totally understanding it all and now I have a huge area left from building the pool that is bare dirt and boy could it be a cut flower garden. Only problem is my husband would kill me ha! He says I have too much work to do already keeping up with everything. But your video this morning really set a bell off in my mind. Love your videos so much as they are totally applicable to me

[whtnrth]

Dang, we are growing some of the same stuff(at least the same species, but in different varieties), but I'm growing my stuff from seed(from sunflowers, to ranunculus, but I don't have snapdragons, stock, asters(because they kept on dying), hydrangeas, larkspur, ammi, Tulips, daffodils, and sweet peas, instead I have poppies, Ismelia, Gazania, Gerbera Daisies, marigolds(Tagetes), Calendula, Hollyhocks, hibiscus(a rose of Sharon, a traditional one, and roselle) ) a lot of them are coming up(even the ranunculus sprouted lol, even though it will burn in my tropical climate unprotected, 4 o' clocks, band impatiens, anything else that Janey has I have(at least in seed form) but I have a container garden by my doorway(No, not a patio, we don't have that here) that is much cooler(in temp) than my main container garden, and gets a decent amount of sun) Love your garden so much! Most especially the Arabian Night Dahlias

[lustraveller]

Good morning, Janey. I love how organized you are and hopefully it will rub off on me. I love sweet peas and grow them every year. Their fragrance is wonderful. I tried growing Katz stock from seed this year and made the mistake of pinching them back to make them bushy which is a big mistake because you lose all the blooms. Lesson learned and I won't pinch them and I enjoy that wonderful, spicy scent they have. I love your spreadsheets, they are helping me get organized. Take care and smh the chill mornings 🦋🐞🌷🐝🏵️.

[payton]

Fellow 9b gardener here in Chico, would like to thank you for talking about the cool flower method. I had given up on growing sweetpeas b/c we get so hot so early here, but now I will look into this for this fall. Yay! something new to try!

[camillesnyder]

I haven't watched yet, but I have to tell you, Janet, that I was just sifting through my seed packets and wondering if I should check the Cool Flowers book and your AH-mazing chart to see when it was time...

[alittleparadise]

Thanks for another fab video! Really inspiring for small YouTubers like myself. Definitely going to be starting my own cut flower garden this Spring! Love your content🌸

[pamelakilgus]

Good morning 😃 I LOVE the Cool Flowers book !!! I did fall planting last year with bachelor buttons larkspur and love in a mist. It was the best year ever for these plants!!! My larkspur is still going strong. I did direct sew my seeds but might try starts this fall. I already have most of my seeds as they sell out so fast anymore ☹️ so I am prepared 😝. Have a wonderful day friend 🥰🥰

[hitecmom]

QUESTION: Hi Janey, I’m in Zone 10 A. No frost. When can I direct sow sweet pea seeds or direct sow zinnias? I don’t think the cool method applies to me but it’s interesting to hear about it.

[tlcgarden]

This is a great video. A lot of good information. The cool flower method is such a different way of gardening for me but it’s a great solution for my hot, dry weather. I’ve purchased similar seeds as you and will follow along with you. Excited to see the results. 🌷M

[gaylerichards]

Very helpful video! Thank you for all your information!

[MarigoldsintheGarden]

Could you possibly plant a few cut flowers throughout the rest of your garden? You seem to have plenty of sunshine which is an advantage. I totally understand where you are coming from though, as I always try to plant out plants that are technically not grow in my climate here in Australia ha ha! I call myself a ‘greedy’ gardener too! 😀😄🌱🌸🌞 Thank you for sharing your chart. It is brilliant! I easily get overwhelmed if I have too many plants and seeds to plant. 🥺🤔🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🤔🧐

[marlene]

Just found your channel a few days ago and I’m obsessed! I’m planning a cut flower garden to take beautiful flowers to my son at his resting place. Thank you for sharing!

[carleenehyde]

Thank you so much for this great information. I'm in zone 10b and grew snapdragon seeds last year. I started in a seed tray on 9/3. They looked so fragile so I potted them up to 4" on 10/29. They didn't grow much in the 4" pots so I planted them in my flower bed. From seed to bloom it look eight months to bloom. Is that normal?

[lindis]

Hi Janey! Great Pre-plan. Off topic…are you planning to dig and store your Dahlias? Or overwinter? I think we can here in our area but I am curious what you plan to do.

[lindabrown]

Love this video !I follow your channel because you are in the same zone as I am, 9A but I live in Florida. I love all your videos and even ordered the Cool Flowers book you posted. Your yard is absolutely beautiful and I hope to have as good luck as you. Take care and thanks again. I am going to Johnny seeds rigt now. Be blessed!!