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I'm in zone 7A NJ so I'll just share which varieties did well for me and what did not, as I wonder if it's related to climate. Columbine-fail Statice-success Larkspur, snapdragon, and poppy-worked great with direct seed fall sowing Strawflower-success Foxglove-success Butterfly weed-success Lavender-success Delphinium-fail Mimulus-success Celosia-success Amaranth-success Marigolds-success Penstemon-fail Yarrow-success Sunflower-success I plan on doing all the failures again, just a little bit later (in mid February) and a few new varieties. Winter sowing vegetables was basically a fail too. Although I got some growth, it never matched those that were directly seeded.

Thank you for posting the corresponding picture for each seed!

i just did some winter sowing yesterday. I cannot wait to see what grows. Girl, keep smiling,.

We have the exact same taste in flowers! I just ordered many of the ones you've shown here. I'm in love!

I overdid it last year too! That was my 1st year winter sowing. I got a little overwhelmed with about 35 containers. I'm glad to hear that straw flowers did well with winter sowing. I'm planning to try to winter sowing it. Thank you so much for all the good information!

Nice!!! Can’t wait to see how well everything does.

thank you for this video! I love your choices.

Glad to find a fellow New Jersey gardener to learn from. Good to see/meet you!

I love winter sowing!

Just subscribed to your channel and look forward watching all of your videos. I live in zone 6b so this is going to be great. 🦋💕

I am so excited to find someone in my zone! Will be following!!

Omg up-potting is sooo much work! Props for attempting that. Id it the first year with my snaps and alyssum, I was like never again hahahaha

Good luck! 🌸 Great flower choices! 🌸

Beautiful seed collection!

You’re going to have a gorgeous garden.

I grew black knight scabiosa this past year and they did very well for me! I'm trying the Dara this year for the first time too.

Omgoodness... what a seed collection you have! Ive been all over youtube trying to get a list of winter sowing flowers and thank goodness, i found you! 😍 This is my first year doing this and I'm excited. It gets so confusing as to what goes outside in the jugs, and what goes under my grow lights. I had no idea we could winter sow Zinnias. I usually start those indoors. I only have about 8 milk jugs so Im having to conservatively pick my flower seeds. Haha Thank you. New sub here!

Great list! I've had success winter sowing onions and brassicas but this will be my first year attempting flowers. And funny that you mention a Canadian flower channel - I'm also in Southern Ontario! Will have to check out her channel next

I’m in NJ zone 6b too! Last year was my first year winter sowing, and I had great success with Lavender Hyssop, Cosmos Purity, and Scabiosa Dark Knight. I also had beautiful Bells of Ireland and Verbena bonariensis but lost them when my containers overheated on a warm day. I’ve already started almost 30 containers this year, with a lot more to go… Happy gardening! 😊

I can’t wait for your winter sowing video. I have not had success with this process. Hoping 2022 will be different in this area. Thanks for sharing. Do you remember where you purchased your Larkspur? I love the Alyssum as well.

My foxglove Dalmatian peach all flowered the first year from my winter sow!

Happy Holidays 🌨🤶🏼🎄🎅🏼☃️❄️💕

I did sowing last year. Went straight to garden. Did wonderfully. Did artichokes too. I live in Nampa, Idaho

Beautiful flowers

Thank you for sharing! I’ve been wintersowing for a couple of years. And I do first re-pot most of them for protection while they are still young. It is a lot of work, that’s why I am as you are - more selective now 😅

I have Rose Campion all over my yard from self seeding, so not sure why I would winter sow it, but thought you might be interested in knowing that there is a white flowering variety. I tried to find seed last year and was unsuccessful. I'm in Jersey also, so your winter sowing tips on which ones worked was very helpful.

Tip; If you fall sow fox gloves in August you will have flowers the next grow season❤

That zinnia is gorgeous

Good luck Ms!

Rudbekia is a cool flowers so you can start those indoors 12 weeks before your last frost, to plant 6 weeks before your last frost. Same with snaps n calendulabif you want earlier blooms. So im always torn with winterizing those or not haha.

Rudbeckia does great in winter sowing in Zone 3 !

First time watching one of your videos! Looks like we have lots of similar likes in flowers. May or may not winter sow over here, need to track down jugs.

I live in Austin. 8b. I started winter sowing from January 1 to February 1. This is my first time trying this sowing method. Hope not fail

New subscriber, we are planning to do this method this year

Yes my snapdragons were late probably because I didn't get them out earlier. I have 3 different lavenders I want to do. Getting late so I have to get them out. First year for me to try Yarrow seed that I saved. I love Rose Campion, self sows for me but I want to start some for my daughter.

I’ve been thinking about statice. I haven’t grown it before but I bet it would be good for cut flowers.

So much good information. Thank you for notating your zone at the beginning of the video. It's so frustrating to watch something and never find out what zone the poster is in. I'm in 5B and will try winter sowing for the first time this year. Columbine is one plant I will try since I didn't get around to sowing it in the fall. You mentioned in one of your replies that columbine is notoriously slow to germinate. That was good to know. I may have dumped the container otherwise!

ナイス！☺️🌷 It's so lovely video 😍💕

That’s a great list of plants. I’ve been winter sowing for awhile and have done huge amounts, say 150-200. I’m not doing that anymore. Too much work! What’s your secret to sowing columbine? I can never get mine to germinate. Looking forward to see your other videos. Thanks for posting.

Not sure if rabbits like black eyed Susan's, but my woodchuck loves them. I have never been able to grow them!

I wanted to statis, but didn't get the seeds yet. Wicked Awesome Gardening has a lavender video. Do your snaps come back? or self seed? Mine have, maybe they're extra hardy. GOOD LUCK. I hope they do well, im excited!

Thanks for sharing what worked and what you'll try WS. I tried to find your hardiness zone and/or location in you "About" page and on other videos you posted. No luck. It would be super useful to know, especially for WS. Thanks.

Nice to learn what works for you. I have a question about what you used for potting up. In the 1 minute mark you show individual plants in a sleeve inside the milk jug. How did you like those sleeves? Just bought some so going to use them for the first time this year. Do you cut them off when planting the seedling in the ground? Third question, do you start any seeds inside?

Hello!!! 6b here ohio!!🖐🤝😁

I have enjoyed watching your winter sowing and will be starting mine soon.Have you ever winter sowed 4’0Clock seeds? And how did they perform?

Last year I winter sowed 45 milk jugs with about a 50/50 success rate. We are in NNY Zone 4a. I started mostly vegetables, but I also tried some herbs and perennial flowers. Which of the flowers you showed are perennials? I have two more raised beds left to build and one will be just for perennials. Thyme, German Chamomile, Pepperemint,, Sage, a white Tomato, Spinach, Marygold (Annual), Mesclun, and Larkspur I had good luck with. I may have started a couple of months too early for the other tomato varieties. I'm new to your channel and enjoyed this video. Take care!

Beautiful foxglove! Hope mine are successful this year. Canterbury bells are biannual also-beautiful and welcome newcomers. Ugh! Fencing! Yes, definitely and it’s too bad I have to look at everything through fencing and forced to plant inside those perimeters. It’s Very disheartening to go out and see your plants desecrated when it was just about to bloom. I still don’t know what color of day lily my SIL gave me. A rabbit created a den under one and the deer ate the buds. It’s a battle. I’m trying agastache and pestomen this year. Most of the seeds were SO tiny and not many of them in a pkt. and needed to be just pressed into soil. I’m skeptical if they will make it. There is a few $$ worth, but I figure if I get most to produce or even some I’m still saving. Most plants I see cost $14!! Ouch! I’ve grown petunias once before with success inside and decided to add to the tough-to-grow inside with geraniums, Non Stop Begonias and hibiscus. The begonias are Super Tiny seeds thought I’d need new glasses and now that some are up I still had to take a magnifying glass to see them😂. Sure hope they make it though as I find them to be as fun as moss roses, you just never know what you’ll get-like being at a candy store😂😂. And I so forgot how I miss carnations and will try those inside as well. So this is why things are about to get crowded because I haven’t even started peppers and tomatoes yet, only onions and new to me artichokes that are looking 👀 a bit scary in size😮. Z5a, WI. Lol! Just realized this was 22 video, oh well😂

I didn't get any blooms on foxglove so hopefully this year haha.

Have u done dahlias from seeds? Laura from garden answer said it’s really easy! Thanks for sharing.

What is the brownies method..I live in Ontario Canada 🍁 please reply ..because I had some success and some failed last winter almost afraid to try again

I love lavender and winter sowed them (first-time winter sowing) and got 2 plants. I think we need to be realistic about lavender, It is a Mediterranean plant and likes a warm DRY climate. I'm in zone 8a, Hot, humid, but long gowing season. Lavender just doesn't like the humidity.

Very pretty selections. 🌸💕🪴

Hi, thanks for detailed information. I leave in zone 8b and I’m planning to winter sow Hollyhocks. Just wanted to check that is it ok to do so? Thanks in advance 🙂

Hello I’m Rebecca I grow in California zone 9b I’m new to winter sowing I feel like I might have overdid it. Lol I grabbed a bunch of seeds and just threw them everywhere. 😂

That variety of black eye Susan is an annual.

Better to sow columbine autumn( September )direct in the soil. Till winter you have small seedlings.

Monica, when do you start the winter sowing?

Hello ,I wanted to know what other flowers. I can winter? Thank you

Will you be able to list the seeds here in the description and let us know your frost date? I am in Canada and new to winter sowing. I am hopeful since you mentioned calendula and strawflower that I can too.

What is the height of your lavender? Did they bloom the first year?

Brown eyed susan are a biannual so you may have flowers this year.

Ha zone 6 here.. the groundhogs ate all my dahliahs last season .. I didnt get any til August. .they grew back from their remnants 😐😑😯😅😈

Can Agastache be winter sown?

Did you cold treat the columbine, I think they require that