I am a farmer who grows yin trees that block ghosts in Korea. Thank you for the video. Always be healthy and have a happy day with your family. I'm rooting for you.

I love growing flowers they are so beautiful, I sit back and enjoy them when my yard is full of blooming flowers.

The Japanese beetle loved my canna leaves last year and I cut back my grape vines because of the red lanternfly. I hope 2021 is a better year for my plants and flowers

I wish we could share picture comments on KZfaq! I would love to show you how glorious my Colorblaze Velveteen coleus looks right now! I just planted the last of what I wanted in my cut flower garden on Sunday after church...I can’t wait to start harvesting 🤗

@gardenanswer wanted to share this with you. She seems like a kindred spirit with her hydrangea garden and she sells cut flowers as well. Fabulous tour through the garden lots of pretty things and great tidbits of info! I💚🌻

I love watching this kind of video. I wish I could have that plants in my garden

I came for the garden and pressed "like" because of the Disc Golf basket. Didn't expect my other hobby to show up in this video.

You’ve given me some great ideas on what to grow next year! Your garden is beautiful and all of hydrangeas are just lovely. Annabelle hydrangea has always bloomed ginormous heads for me here in Alabama. I never knew there were so many types of sunflowers too! The dark one is stunning. Props to your hubby for getting the kitty in the video! Thanks for sharing your garden.

Wow, thank you for sharing your beautiful garden. It so relaxing

Just wanted to thank you I have learned so much from you.

Lovely. Consider putting large bushes such as a privet hedge between the road/sidewalk and your front yard to soften the noise up to 50% . It might make it feel more private as well for more peaceful gardening.

Beautiful garden! Jealous of all those black raspberries. I have so many memories of those from childhood. Thanks for the tour 😊

It was such a treat to tour your beautiful gardens! I’m watching the video long after you made it, but I think I’ve enjoyed it even more than I would have if I had watched it months ago. It’s almost the middle of January, and I’m in New York in zone 5b, so there’s not a bloom in sight in my gardens! Thank you for sharing.

Great job, Danielle. Thanks for the tour! (Tell your husband thanks from all of us too.)

I would love if you put in the description all the Names off the flowers you showed us. I love your videos. So full of information!!!

I've been watching your videos. I love your flower garden. You inspired me of planting more flowers.

Thanks for showing us your garden. I will definitely have to try many of the plants/shrubs you mentioned.

What a fabulous garden. Love how you move plants around it they are not happy in their location or you think they will look better elsewhere. Your hydrangeas are stunning. Your grandma taught you well. Get on gardening and making videos. Thank you.

Great garden, so many plants for a small lot, nice work, thanks for the tour. Just riding out the end of winter here in zone 4, started a couple plants and have a bunch to start next week and then again for the next 2 months. Then hopefully all the snow and ice will be gone and like you say I'll be "digging in the dirt". This is all I do now, watch garden vids....end of winter is so depressing and this pandemic doesn't help but your tour has.

I love ❤your videos. They are so educational & so inspiring & you are just adorable. Thank you for all your help!

I just watched my first video of you and can say that I liked your honesty. You showed not only the best part but parts of your garden that didn't look it's best

Loved your video as usual. One thing I like is how much you enjoy all of your plants! They not only are for your business but they bring you a lot of enjoyment as well.

How lovely & peaceful. I loved seeing everything but especially your Hydranger. I only have two & i need more. Great video. Thanks to your hubby for filming.💜

Boil some fresh clove, half red onion, and two garlic cloves for 15 minutes and mix it into your soapy water and spray the infected plants, that should help - I’m envious of your gorgeous garden, love it!!!

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with all of us. I've been binge-watching your videos🌷

Gorgeous gardens! TFS. My husband is a cotton farmer in west Texas. You definitely do NOT want to stop watering when your cotton blooms. That is when it needs it the most. It will pitch off blooms and squares (what the cotton forms from) without water during this critical time. ~ Betty

So glad I found your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your gorgeous garden

Wow!!! I loved the variety of stunning flowers 🌸 and the greenery of your garden 🌿👍😍

Everything is looking so lush! 😍

Enjoyed the tour. Your hydrangeas are absolutely beautiful.

Beautiful garden, love the hydrangeas and the cute cat. :)

Wow so beautiful flowers in June🙏

So beautiful. Wish I had a big garden so I could plant more. 😊

Pure joy, thankyou

Very lovely! There's so much interest and beauty. I love your hydrangeas! It looks very peaceful...a beautiful oasis.

So Beautiful! I would love to see your flower stand when you have it set up :) I enjoy all of your videos they are so informative!

Love your garden!

I absolutely love your garden! We have a small yard and and I started planting flowers in the spring. You are definitely inspiring me to plant more hydrangeas. They are gorgeous!

Beautiful garden and a very informative tour! Thank you. FYI the Chianti Sunflower is pronounced kee-ahn-ti as in the Chianti Italian wine.

I love your garden ❤️

I would love to see a video sometime of your flower stand selection with examples of your bouquets! I just planted some Lupine today. (A little late but it was so dry all the month of June for us in Saratoga County, NY.) We are getting really great rain this week, so I decided to plant today. We had a maple tree that we had to take down years ago, and the soil is amazing. I dug up all the poison sumac trees that were growing and created a really pretty circular bed. I hope they come up! I've never planted mixed Lupine. I love seeing what you have going on!

Nice sharing of Garden. It takes effort to maintain such a good garden my friend :)

Love! to watching this video 😍😘😊🤗 now! May I enjoy of my farm too 😍😊

What a beautiful and lush garden! I tend to focus my attention in the front yard because I have a destructive dog in the back, lol.

sending all our love from 4a ... have a wonderful year. God bless! - MJ

Beautiful

Good call on the Spotted Lantern Fly

What a beautiful garden! ❤️Loved the tour!❤️

Beautiful! I can’t have half of that......14 acres of deer that can’t read the deer resistant plant lists. I love to see hydrangea gardens others can grow.

I am so amazed and inspired by your 1/2 acre. I am going crazy trying to write down so many of the flowers you mentioned. I am in 5b I believe in western MA. I rely on a wonderful woman and her greenhouse on a farm up the street for so many of my flowers. I wish I could share some photos, but I will be taking so many of your ideas. I have about 8 acres. I am no where near your beautifully manicured gardens. Mine are much more "natural" like your front yard. I subscribed and will be catching up and re watching so i can write stuff down. I have begun to grow cut flowers just for work and neighbors and fun, but I would love to have a flower farm someday. Thank you

Lovely, I wish I lived beside your property. 👌🏽

I just took my Lilly out I'm so scared my cat will eat on it. I thought about planting them in a spot that I can fence around and put up chicken wire so she can't get to it because I realy want tiger lillies and more!! Great tour!!

Great garden. Enjoyed the video. I subscribed, thank you.

thank you for reminding me to sow ammi seeds!

Would love to see a video of you cutting the flowers, putting them together for your stand.

Hydrangeas, so gorgeous, wish I could grow them but the deer are relentless when it comes to hydrangeas-I have given up up on growing them until I have a properly fenced area. Found you from the Garden Answer video :) you clearly garden with the same philosophy as I do. A happy find!

Oh my gosh I need you in my garden! I can never catch them fast enough to smoosh the lantern fly nymphs before they spring away and boy to they jump! I’m in Berks County if you ever want to come help 🤣 Thanks as always for sharing your knowledge and beautiful garden. I’m so thankful I have some one in the same state and zone as me. Have you ever visited Black Creek Greenhouse Nursery? I absolutely love the wide range of plants and organic soils etc they sell, if you havnt been you should check it out. For me it’s worth the 30 minute drive 😀

I have the same problems with Mimosa! Then we cut down a huge Locust. What a nightmare the roots are , still alive, snaking through my garden beds!

Thank you for this video. I have been Wanting to do a business selling plants. Specially medicinal. I have plenty of plants starters. Now that I just got laid off.

Beautiful. Im having THE MOST insane year with pests. I'm on my 4th bottle of Bonides Neem oil and Rose x 3 in 1. Its just insane. My slug population is out of control. Ive never seen anything like it. And I cant kill them. So every night I go out and collect them and put them across the street lol. My average was about 15 a night , but now I barely see any. Thank god. The rose slugs have Destroyed my rose leaves. I couodnt figure out what it was until it was too late!!! The beetles are everywhere. And to make matters worse, I get this GIANT beetle and I looked them up and they're called the Grapevine Beetle. Theyre an INCH LONG!!! So gross! So I got beetle bag traps. They work.

Super garden dear I love you so much sister

You are wonderful

Try Milky White Spore for Japanese beetles. I have had really good luck with it! Your garden is beautiful! Your hydrangeas are glorious! Chianti: Key -on-tee.

Groovy.

Great garden tour💚 I could in vision for your front .... a little excavation to get rid of some unwanted plants. I would than put a black wrought iron fence closer up by the road and plant some wonderful plants and shrubs so it spills over wrought iron fence roadside. Inviting for your cut flower selling and would cut down on road noise and soften the look. 💚🌻💚🌻💚🌻💚Happy Gardening 💚🌻💚🌻💚🌻💚

On either end of your grandmother‘s garden are dense groups of a very tall spike plant. Are those irises foliage? I love how excited you get over your snowball hydrangea! Haha

Nevermind, I found you I think (lol). Hey from the YT Group! Nice garden

Everything is just so beautiful!!! I love ur garden! Can u tell me what variety of Japanese cedar u have? it's stunning!! 💚💚

Thank you for your beautiful channel and sharing your beautiful garden! I would love to see a video about your flower stand and the business model, e.g. is this a full-time job or a staffed stand? Is it an unattended stand with honor system? Etc.

Hi Danielle ! Your channel is terrific!! Question? , what makes your gardens a farm? My husband says I'm a farmer but I see me as a gardener.. I have a small garden. Thanks for clarification 😍

I am not sure if someone already told you or not but the shrub that you thought was a viburnum looks like a hazelnut. I have tons of them.

You’ve got such a lovely garden. I’m in S.Jersey and the spotted lantern fly made it’s way to our side this year. Can you tell me how you get rid of them in your garden? The guides say to kill on sight, but they jump when I try to swat them.

Hello, the mysterious shrub is a hazelnut tree. Not 100% sure, but like 99% yes. :D

Beautiful tour! Thank you. Could you please offer tips for getting milkweed to bloom? I’m having trouble with that.

Your video is so inspirational. Its Amazing you now all the names of your plants and flowers. Thank you. I am wondering where do you order your seeds ? Can you recommend? I have been watching your video and it very relaxing and fun!!

Beautiful garden, thanks for such an informative tour..you passed by the gutter on the right side of your house..it was hooked up to something. What was that?

Unique catnip she cries out to you. LOL, I love your garden I only live 1 hour and a half from Lancaster. Did you get hit with all this snow. We got over 2 ft here in the Lehigh Valley.

Your garden tours are wonderful!! Thank you for sharing!! On one of your tours you showed a look a like to Queen Anne’s lace, and you talked about how to dye it. Could you please tell me the name of the plant? Was it a hemlock?

I love your garden! Do you have deer in your neighborhood? Do they snack on your plants?

I love the sage - what variety is it? I love the broadness of the leaves and would like to grow some. Thanks in advance!

What kind of sage was it that was around the bed at the beginning? Love your videos!

What is the variety of blue hydrangea that the previous owner had on the side of the house and used to sell to florist?! I love that blue color !!!

I’ve stopped & looked up some species I didn’t know about & now interested in. Q about the Japanese Cedar...how many yrs has it been there...is it a slow grower? Also can you use Neem Oil...it’s organic. TY beautiful, all that on .5 acre!

how big does your fig get? and does it die back to the ground every year? I am in the same zone as you and not sure how much room to give a fig here, and the mature size listed on the tag and websites seems to be for the warmer zones where they don't die back.

Your garden is absolutely beautiful, such variety of plants! Speaking of Quince, I have a hedge of them and they are getting pretty invasive. Do yours do that and what’s a safe way to kill the suckers? I can literally hack it daily and it outpaces me.

"They say" that four o'clocks will control Japanese beetles because the beetles love to chew on them and they're poisonous. I have to believe that there's some truth to it because I had a couple of years when the beetles were bad when I bought this house 22 years ago. I had never heard this about four o'clocks until this year, so that's not why I was planting them- it was a nostalgia thing. Anyway, if I see four or five beetles in a summer, that's a lot. They're not something you can use for cut flowers so far as I know (their little trumpet flowers open in the evening only and only for one night). They are native to the Americas, but not North America, and probably not considered invasive; they will reseed if the dead plants are left in place, but not profusely. It's a sort of a sprawling plant, which some don't like, although if planted someplace like next to a foundation, sometimes is perennial, in which case the plant can be more upright and pretty tall. The flowers are also lightly scented. Just an FYI in case you want to try ir for controlling the beetles, which would probably take a couple of years of growing them.

Hi. Thank you for all of this information. I have a home based floral business in Kansas City and want to grow some of my own cut flowers. Do you offer flowers to designers?

Hi! Just discovered this channel. I live in the area so it’s good to know what will survive. How does everyone reading deal with weeds? Is all this mulched? It’s difficult to see. Thx for opinions.

Your garden is so pretty. I'm just curious, do you use landscaping paper to control the weed? And I'm a new subscriber.

Have you tried milky spore for Japanese Beetles? It needs to be reapplied for a few years but then it lasts for like 10 years.

Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden! What is the name of the stunning blue hydrangea you acquired with the property?

Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you for this i needed this today to take my mind off of things going on in this crazy world! We both have alot of Hydrengeas i love them too! Yes Japanese beetles are here just noticed them on my roses and hollyhocks this week! I had to break out seven dust, its the only things that works for me. Im also growing those burgandy sunflowers this year, mine havent bloomed yet but have buds on them, i love burgandy in the garden! I have a question for you i have 2 Annabelle Hydrangeas they are planted under a dog wood tree and are shaded by a row of trees dividing mine and my neighbors yard. This is thier 3rd year here and they have thier clusters of blooms on them but only a few flowers are blooming on each cluster.. if that makes since and they have been like that for a few weeks now. Do you think they need to be in full sun or should I leave them alone?

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You mentioned a flower as being "dirty"? Would you talk more about that in a video or here in the comments. I would like to know a little more about the bleach process in the container?? Thanks!

hi beautiful garden and i liked the collection of plants you have...one question : what is the type of grass you have in your lawn with those tiny little white flowers ?

Is your mystery shrub a filbert? It's hard to tell on video on my phone but the leaves look similar to my filberts.

Hey friend curious do you have landscaping fabric and mulch down under the beds?? Or Is it just soil?

My procut peach turned out short also.

Hi, I love your garden! It’s full of wonderful gems. May I ask where you buy your Chianti sunflower seeds from?

That ridiculous coleus makes that side of the garden pop. Do the Japanese beetles devour your Rose of Sharon? Mine are being eaten by the day. I didn’t know Rose of Sharon/Mallows attract Japanese beetles when I bought them. 😔 Thank you for explaining why your garden is labeled that way for Penn State. How do you manage your pests, other than kill them with your hand? 😉