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The Perennial Growing HACK That Saves You HUNDREDS! Start These 10 Flowers NOW!



STOP Overpaying for Perennials! With this simple winter sowing hack, you can grow 10 beautiful perennials from seed in February and save hundreds of dollars on nursery plants! In this video, I’ll show you:

✅ 10 Perennial flowers to start from seed in February
✅ How to use the winter sowing method for easy, low-cost gardening

Want a garden full of gorgeous perennials for a fraction of the price? Watch now and start growing more for less! Thank you so much for watching, and for being part of the Hooked & Rooted Community. -Steph 🌱(Gardening in zone 6b/7a)
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41 Comments

  1. @HookedandRooted

    Hi Garden Friends! STOP Overpaying for Perennials! With this simple winter sowing hack, you can grow 10 beautiful perennials from seed in February and save hundreds of dollars on nursery plants! In this video, I’ll show you:

    ✅ The best perennial flowers to start from seed in February

    ✅ How to use the winter sowing method for easy, low-cost gardening

    Want a garden full of gorgeous perennials for a fraction of the price? Watch now and start growing more for less! Thank you so much for watching, and for being part of the Hooked & Rooted Community. -Steph 🌱(Gardening in zone 6b/7a)

    #budget #WinterSowing #gardening #hacks #garden #gardeningtips #HookedAndRooted

    🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more budget-friendly gardening tips!

    📌 RELATED VIDEOS:

    Winter Sowing in 5 minutes, Quick Start Guide: https://youtu.be/he6pFiUqhgc?si=tja8dhqjn0WQ_n-3
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    👉 My Amazon Store Where You Can Find Many of My Favorite Garden Items

    https://amzn.to/49F9RTU

  2. @lorraineyanez4301

    Most certainly it is expensive. It makes me sad having to buy dirt . Just Today, I spent more than i wanted to, but i needed a raised bed.😢

  3. @joyellis9307

    A warning about the mallow – they are garden thugs. I grew them from seed about 20 years ago. I’ve been trying to eradicate them ever since. They’re pretty but want to take over the world.

  4. @joyellis9307

    A warning about the mallow – they are garden thugs. I grew them from seed about 20 years ago. I’ve been trying to eradicate them ever since. They’re pretty but want to take over the world.

  5. @AS-lm9xm

    Thank you for sharing. I want to start seed sowing so that my container garden will be lush by the time our Spring starts in Texas.

  6. @capecodcottagegarden

    Great video Steph! My echinacea also reverted back to purple just some stems. I left them because it didn't really bother me. It was my echinacea white swan.

  10. @tinaryan4917

    Always great information, thank you! Congratulations on reaching 100K 🎉🎉🎉 Looking forward to seeing what plants sprout, its like Christmas watching you open your jugs 🌱🌱🌱

  13. @nitam777

    Hi Steph, do you think it would be safe for me to put the evergreens that I got from the last red pot sales outside in the gazebo until spring? I live in the same zone, they have been living in my basement but I need room for seed starting but I went a little crazy at the sale. 😂

  15. @judyingram-kh1vm

    Oh Steph, I can't wait to do me winter sowing method. 1st time trying. I love in ne ok. and I'm also 6B 7A. Hopefully I'm not to late. All I need is some seed starter mix and a few more seeds. Perennials, I have alot of annuals already. Got them from Dollar Tree. I have very good luck with DT seeds. I love your channel, have been watching it for over 3 years. Congratulations on 100k. You deserve every follower and I mean it, you have a beautiful charm about you. You are never, ever boring. I just love you and George.❤

  23. @Guitarandgarden

    I live in zone 8b in washington State, and that mallow became invasive in my garden. I think I brought it in with some soil i purchased. It may be a different variety that i have in my yard, but it is very wet here and it loves my soil.

  26. @aalejardin

    Two other perennial species that are easy to grow from seed with winter sowing (and re-seed themselves) are our native lobelia cardinalis and lobelia siphilitica. The cultivar lobelia x speciosa "Starship Blue" has also done well for me via seed. Sorry to hear that echinacea "White Swan" reverted — I haven't seen that yet in mine though I suspect if they reseeded I might get some purple ones. Both the Pow Wows (White and Berry) have grown well for me from winter sowing. I am in 7a Lower Hudson Valley, so climate conditions similar to yours. The best antidote to the snow storm last night is to go down into the basement and sow some more seeds in jugs!

  28. @jSheapullen

    Hi. I love flowers and perennials! Have put seeds outside under rubbermaid…some germinated…Calendula! On my way! In north ga

  29. @seeta5409

    Hi Steph, hearty congratulations on reaching the milestone of 100k subscribers. All the best for the future growth of your channel. I am sure that with all the wonderful videos that you post, your channel will be a force to reckon with. I garden in MA and learn a lot from all your videos.

  30. @CarlaRodriguez-rx2zo

    @HookedandRooted what perennials do you recommend for gardens that don’t get too much sun. I have a very large backyard but also have large trees that give mostly shade. I’d like to add some color.

  32. @JennAmano-o3l

    I really enjoy your videos! As a new gardener, I have learned so much from your channel. Congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers!!!

  33. @JennyT101

    I bought malva sylvesteis Zabrena as a live plant last year and it is stunning! You will love it!

  37. @jahizer

    I love your Channel, Steph! Have you ever tried winter sowing without plastics? I am trying to reduce my use of all kinds of plastics in the garden.

  38. @vickimiracle5077

    I have a quick question. I'm sorry I may not have the right video that goes with my question. The other day, I watched a video , you were visiting your friend's garden. You and her both said your Hibiscus foliage had been eaten or had holes. I live in WV, and mine did too. What can we do before the problem gets so bad? The big blooms on my Holy Grail were beautiful, but the leaves were very bad. Thank you for any advice

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