Winter Sowing REVEAL! 🌱🌸 || AMAZING RESULTS From Seedlings To Mature Flowers

I started seeds using the winter sowing method last year for the first time. I wasn't sure if I believed starting seeds could be THAT ...

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Key insights about video Winter Sowing REVEAL! 🌱🌸 || AMAZING RESULTS From Seedlings To Mature Flowers

🌱 Winter sewing can be highly successful and addicting, with amazing results.

🌱 Hollyhocks were beautiful and quick to germinate, but they needed staking and were prone to rust.

🌱 Bee balm Lambada was the most spectacular and highly recommended plant, blooming abundantly.

🌱 Poppies (Shirley double mix) were beautiful and healthy, but overcrowding should be avoided when winter sewing.

🌱 Yarrow Colorado blend didn't perform well when it comes to germination and flower show.

🌱 Onions (shallots) germinated well and looked like onions.

🌱 Lupine (Pixie Delight) didn't bloom as expected, but they will be given another chance with better placement.

🌱 Mexican sunflower (Tithonia) grew taller than expected and put on a magnificent show, highly recommended.

🌱 Dahlias (Rainbow mix and Unwins colors mix) were spectacular and deserve a high recommendation.

🌱 Some milkweed varieties (Irresistible blend and Hello Yellow) germinated well, while others didn't, but more information is needed from viewers about their own experiences.

Timestamped Summary

00:29 The speaker is excited to talk about winter sewing.

00:44 The speaker was hooked on winter sewing after trying it for the first time.

01:06 The speaker encourages everyone to try winter sewing, even if they have a small container like a Coke bottle.

01:27 The speaker will show all the seed packs that were planted in winter sewing containers and how they performed.

02:08 The Hollyhocks were beautiful and healthy, but they got knocked over by heavy rain and got rust.

03:00 Bee Balm Lambada was the favorite, it germinated well and bloomed beautifully.

03:39 The poppies (Shirley Double Mix) were great, germinated well and looked beautiful.

05:00 The yarrow (Colorado Blend) did not germinate well and did not do great.

06:00 The speaker tried seeds from the American Seed Company, bought from Walmart for 50 cents. They had mixed results.

06:38 The tithonia (Mexican sunflower) grew tall and bloomed until the first frost, highly recommended.

07:42 The dahlias (Rainbow Mix and Unwin Colors Mix) put on a spectacular show and were highly recommended.

08:09 The milkweed seeds (Irresistible Blend, Hello Yellow, Narrow Leaf) had mixed results, with only one of the packets germinating.

08:58 The speaker asks viewers to share their winter sewing successes and their zone in the comments.

09:22 The video ends.

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Q&A

What is winter sewing?

Winter sewing is a gardening technique in which seeds are sown in containers and left outside during the winter season to germinate and grow in the spring.

Why should I try winter sewing?

Winter sewing is a great way to start your gardening season early and save money on buying plants. It is also a fun and rewarding activity that allows you to grow a wide variety of flowers and vegetables.

What are some plants that do well with winter sewing?

Hollyhocks, bee balm, poppies, shallots, lupines, dahlias, and milkweed are some plants that have shown success with winter sewing.

What are the benefits of winter sewing?

Winter sewing allows for natural stratification of seeds, which improves germination rates. It also eliminates the need for indoor seed starting setups and provides a head start for plants, resulting in larger and healthier plants.

What are some tips for successful winter sewing?

Some tips for successful winter sewing include using containers with drainage holes, providing adequate ventilation for the containers, using a suitable potting mix, and protecting the containers from extreme weather conditions. It is also important to select seeds that are appropriate for your climate and to give plants enough space to grow.