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Collecting Seed/ Sowing seed in Autumn
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- I love collecting seed from my own garden, don't you? I will be talking about the miraculous seed, and referring to a fabulous old garden book, circa 1916, which was written to teach gardening to children. Afterwards we'll head into the Potager where fall and winter crops have just been sown from seed and a new chapter begins for Autumn and Winter gardening.
For a more in depth video on collecting various seed, see this video of mine from July 2019 entitled: "Garden Frustration/ Easy Perennials and Collecting Seed:
• Garden Frustrations /E...
For some reason, my text is out of sync with the video clips...
0:00 Collecting Seed Intro. no talking
2:01 Lesson about seeds from an Antique Garden Book
9:23 Collecting and storing garden seed
22:24 Fall Sowing and growing in the Potager
Today's tea is Harney and Sons, English Breakfast Tea; a strong blend of black teas.
Although my copy of "The Mary Francis Garden Book" is the original 1916 edition, the book can also be purchased as a REPRINT in Paperback or Hardback from the 1970's.
Jeri the video is Not too long. Sometimes I wish it wouldn't end. Once again this was educational. I was very curious to see what the Zinnea seeds looked like. Thank You so much for creating this for us and sharing your garden and tips. Also, I loved your new old Mary Francis Garden book. I think I'll be on the look out for similar old books. Blessings!
Absolutely wonderful! ❤ I wish that you could make videos every day, I love spending time with you.
Thank you, I appreciate that!
We have such a slow internet connection, it took 21 hours to upload this video, otherwise, I would make more videos.
I watched little bits at a time to savor, like little cups of cheer throughout my day😊. Thank you again for making these sweet, informative and delightful garden snippets 😊❤️❤️❤️
Hi beautiful lady, I am so inspired by all your work your beautiful garden your beautiful creations all the wonderful needle animals you create your paintings so inspired. I love tea time with your ladies, & all the different teas you have. & serve. Jeri your home is magical, I have a Betrix Potter garden also I renamed my street to 7903 HOP A LONG HOLLOW, rabbits everywhere, lambs & squirrels & birds everywhere. Beautiful lady you are my inspiration, God Bless You..
You are a true Hopalong Hollow aficionado!
Dearest Jeri Thank you 💐❤️🐝🌼🌸🌱🌼🌸🌻
I cannot tell you how much I love your videos. They are so soothing and inspiring. Everything you show are things I love and when I feel down, your images make me feel better. What a magical place your home and land are! I love your voice and thank you so very much for sharing. Means so much to me.
I love collecting all my seeds, but the Zinnias are a special favorite. I leave quite a few on the plant because they attract birds, and especially the marvelous gold finch, and his sweet little (less colorful) mate. They seem to always come in pairs and fly away when I happen to surprise them, but then, they watch me from a small distance and return to their feast when I go away. I always can tell they have visited because they leave the seed heads quite messy, in a sort of "bedhead look." I don't mind sharing, though, they are a treasure to behold.
Those little finches really are a delight to watch. I leave all the Sunflower heads and most of the ZInnia and coneflower for them.
I love all the things you do with your hands but my favorite thing you do are the two or three tap, tap ,taps that you do when you place something in its special container. I love it. So relaxing.
Very ASMR inducing.
I like the clicking sound of a lid as well.
Delightful, Jeri. And I loved the sounds of the insistent rooster!
I so enjoy your videos. The planned whimsy and surprises you share with us keeps me intrigued almost like a child. I adore every detail of your videos, including your delightful voice. You have no idea how much you inspire me. We are building a new garden area and I have 8 rusty old gothic fence partitions that will help to bring patina to my garden. My older garden area has so many surprises. I know that you have inspired me greatly and I especially appreciate that it never has to be perfect. Blessings.
You are fortunate to have the old fencing; I bought mine so many years ago and use it in many different way, often moving it from one garden to another.
The longer the better. Just love learning from you. Fantastic.❤
What a gorgeous book. The old books are so beautifully illustrated.
Hello there jeri. Oh and to a lovely your dear creature s,,beautiful video again ,so very calming and interesting 😊. Everything is just a delightful treat for us all to see and learn from.thankyou again so much,just wonderful. Love and prayers 🙏 until next one x
Ahhhh, just what I needed. So interesting, and such a lovely watch as usual. Sleepless night for me here in England 🇬🇧
Thank you 🌻 xx
Thank you so much for sharing your magical world with us. This was so helpful as far as seed collecting and sewing, but, everything is just perfectly magical.
I grew my first purple coneflowers this year and im thrilled! Nice to see them in the different stages
You will have them from now on, they are very reliable and pretty.
I also love old books, and that one is a gem.....and it excellent condition! So glad your viewers let you know about it. Your gardens will be beautiful again next spring
It was rather expensive, but well worth it for my collection of vintage Garden Books.
Very enjoyable and I love chipmunks too💗 They really do bring me alot of happiness in the garden!
How enjoyable this morning. Having my coffee and listening. So relaxing and educational.
I am learning so much from you. You've answered questions that I've had for 2 years. Love your site, thank you.
Your videos relax me...when I need some just calm..I pull up your videos. l Love your gardening, I love that you Love old ways and old items..I do too! I grew up soo poor in the city and never knew gardening and how much I love it! Been working my whole life so not much time to garden..Much Love to you and keep the old ways!!
I do hope you will find some time to garden in the future, even if it's in a small space, it's worth it!.
Your videos are so calming and a joy to watch. Love your gardening ones and all of them. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Such a pleasure and a wonderful experience.
Hi Jeri !!! Thank you. Natalia 💖
This video was very helpful to me, and answered more than a few of my seed saving questions. I agree about that cute little chipmunk. He would get away with all sorts of shenanigans in my garden too.
Loved the video. What a cute chipmunk 😍🐿. Thank you for the video 😊❤️🍂🍁🌻
Your video brings me so much joy! You bring comfort to my breaks at work. Thank you for your videos!
Love this so much. I'm sharing a lot more on my instagram the magical nuances of my garden. I am thankful to save illustrations from gorgeous books like that one. When the spines and covers give way, I save the illustrations by framing them and sharing with others.
Those old illustrations are quite beautiful on a wall, I agree.
Love those chicken feeder! I think they will be beautiful too!
I enjoy the longer videos
Love this video - tempo and content… a break from the real world. Seeds are one of my favorite things and collecting them from my garden is over the top! 💐
I actually had to re-watch it to refresh my memory on what to plant this month..
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow it’s a great “how and when to”. 😆
Thank you again for another wonderful video!!🙏❤
Your video was not long it was too short. You are a wonderful story teller.
Another lovely comforting gardening video. Your videos could be an hour & they wouldn’t be too long!😊 I could watch, listen & learn for a lot longer than that!💕 Happy fall & congrats on the pumpkins!!👏👏👏💛🧡❤️🍂🍁
I sometimes worry that the videos are too long for most ppl, so I'm encouraged to know some of you prefer the long ones..... because I could go on and on.
I really do love all the trellises and props just blends so lovely in your gardens,and all your beautiful feeders for the birds,hearing the feathered friends too.i just love the chickens and peacock 🦚 all your birds,hope the dear duck with angel wing is loving life there with you,dear little chipmunk 🐿 what a delight to have,oh I can feel that he may become a little idea of your little hand made creatures and be able to get up to antics haveing tea and cake someday,.you really are an inspiration 😊, such a wonderful listening voice too.have a lovely blessed day in the gardens,thankyou x
You guessed it, Chipmunks are definitely on the felting table for the fall!
I love seed collecting and sowing. I adore all your little bottles and jars for collection. A few of my plants are only just coming out so it'll be a while yet before I can collect. Thankyou for a lovely video.
The red cone flowers are my favorite too! Our 7 year old granddaughter grew a pumpkin patch this year! She sold them to friends and family. She was so excited! Also grew them Next to watermelon. The watermelon didn't do too well, but the pumpkins were grand!!
That's great! Tell her I only got 1 watermelon.
Endlessly fascinating video topics and creatively cultivated Life! Grateful for Your channel.
I love your cement lamb! You are wonderful.
Isn't that the nicest little lamb, I think she is made of plaster.
I have some hollyhock seeds that bloom the same year that I’ve collected. They are so pretty. One of my favorites.
Love your garden videos!!
I have seeds from this year and from my garden too. I am so glad you talked about this! I don't weed well.
Good morning, Miss Jeri. Your videos are always a delight. You have inspired me to try seeds again. This summer I planted Morning Glories, 4 O'Clocks, Zinnias, Cleome, and Nasurum with pretty reasonable results. 😸 Buying plants gets expensive and seeds give a great return. Your garden is pure joy to see.
It's true, the bedding plants have nearly tripled in price, but seeds require only the initial investment of the first packet. It's wonderful.
You are my heroine! What an inspiration you are about gardening, animal felting, tea fare, tea, and more! A local yarn shop is offering an intro to felted animals. I told the shop owner about you.
You should take the class!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow I signed up to make a felted pumpkin on 30 September. I will know what you feel like when creating your superb felted needle art designs, but to a much lesser degree, of course~
I learned so much, Jeri. I do not have much luck with cone flowers and now I think I plant them the wrong time of year. I'll give them a try now that I know your tips. I'm beginning to think that winter is a more productive time in the garden than the summer. Your garden is just gorgeous.
It took me some years to figure out that autumn is the time to plant for success.
Absolutely DIVINE thank you so very much 🌾🥀🌿🌱🍃🍂💐🌻🦠🌸
Hiya Jeri, agree with others your videos are never to long lol especially when they are like today’s. I have been collecting some Zinnia flowers for seed so Thankyou for explaining what to look for. Ps a may have come across the flowers on my nightly walks with our Poppy, however I only pinch one or two lol. Love the use of rusty bits and bobs,honestly that’s a big part of why I subscribe. I realize we are in complete different climates etc,but a majority of your tips,tricks etc is universal. Thankyou I always learn so much from you and often write in a journal, ideas from yourself and other ytubers I follow. Blessings to you and yours see you soon. Ontario Canada 🐝
I started saving my seeds because of you a couple years ago. I put them in cute little jars and they look so pretty in my glass front vintage cabinets! Im excited about this video!! Thanks and many blessing to you.
I am glad to hear it and I hope that you will plant those seeds as well!
I learn so much from you but most of all, your videos are my hygge.
Hi Jeri! I'm always so glad to see a new garden video from you. This particular one came just at the right time, as I was preparing to collect seed from some of the flowers you mentioned but wasn't for sure how to go about it, so great seed collecting tutorial, thank you so much! I always learn so much from you, thank you so much for taking the time to share with us!
The book is wonderful, I am going to try and find one to purchase now. When you were flipping through the book some pages with chickens came up at the same time your chickens were clucking, it was funny!
Happy first day of Autumn from me in Missouri to you in Tennessee! Sending love and hugs!
You can easily find a reproduction copy. They made them in hardback as well as paperback. I'll have to go back and listen for those clucking hens!
The Mary Frances Garden Book ebook is available on Project Gutenberg for free if anyone wants to read it. It's delightful! Thank you, Jeri, for the inspiration!
I particularly love your seed and garden videos.
Love hearings your chickens.
I love your videos Jeri! I always come here , especially when I'm watching other utubers that are just so crazy to beat the other utuber lol. It's crazy how all the energy these people have for comparing themselves and how many grow lights, trays, seedlings one has and than your changing out utube videos for another gardening video and there using there game to 😂. So thank you for just doing you!!!❤
You are very welcome!
Always fun to visit with you Jeri! We love so many of the same things. I have an old copy of The Mary Frances Sewing Book. I just treasure it! The gardening one looks just as sweet. Your cone flowers are gorgeous…love that red!I have no luck with those and yet I read they are easy to grow.I don’t work as hard as you though! Too hot yet here to do much and the mosquitoes are still around. Have a good week!♥️🌸🤗
I just found a battered copy of the MF sewing book...no matter, it will be great fun to explore!
Thank you Jeri for such an educational video...as usual:)
Thanks Jeri. So many tips and ideas for the garden. Love it. Blessings.
Collecting seeds with Jeri is a visual delight!
Your garden is so beautiful! I really enjoy your videos.
You do such a lovely job of instructing and demonstrating gardening skills. I am right at the stage of seed collection in my first planted flower garden, so the information you provided is very timely. I also enjoyed the excerpts from the sweet little book you found. I look forward to each new "visit" with you at Hopalong Hollow.
Absolutely loved this video Jeri! Cone flower is such a beautiful flower! 🥰
never apologize for the length of your videos. it could be 4 hours long, and i would still enjoy every minute :)
Good to know!
The illustration is fabulous 🌿💚
Great video, thank you for sharing.🙂
A lovely video. A charming book...I hope to add to my library, LORD willing. (I love creation & seed facts.)
Almighty GOD has provided generations of goodness in every seed!
And we know for absolute surety: Anyone can count the number of seeds in...an🍎 apple (for instance) but only GOD the CREATOR, can count the number of apples 🍎 in one seed...that if it grows 🌱 to maturity, becomes an apple🌳 tree.
I'm thankful to GOD for you, Jeri. Your videos are like "seeds" of joy.
Eternity will reveal the fruit of your garden.
Well said; it is God that created the seed and everything else that causes it to grow to maturity.
A wonderful book, and another wonderful video. It's always a pleasure to spend time with you in your garden. I spent the day in my garden, sowing my winter veg, with more to do tomorrow, more seeds to collect and more plants to transplant, more raised beds to fill, the list is endless. lol Roses that my daughter and I rooted last spring have been planted and they bloomed recently such a nice surprise. Happy fall!
I can tell that you get 'lost' in your garden because you love it so much. I understand that because I am the same about my garden. It is very interesting to me to hear you talk about the weather there and how it affects the plants because I have similar 'problems' but completely different weather. I envy you the amount of sunshine that I know you have. I noticed, when I was there, that you almost have two summers - two sowings each year. Here in March, the garden is just beginning to wake up and I am sowing delphiniums, lobelia and brussels sprouts this week. They are all indoors or in my small shed. We have a lot of slugs and snails and they love delphinium shoots so I must protect them. I've never managed to grow them before because they always get eaten but hope springs eternal and I'm trying again this year. The lobelia seeds take a long time to get going, but I know that they will be ok if I persevere.
I envy your Delphiniums, nearly impossible here, so Larkspur is a cheap imitation. Good luck with those snails, I need pellets to protect my strawberries.
Thank you Jeri. You are such an encouragement to a very frustrated gardener. Summers here in the Ozarks are unbearable and everything bolts. I think I shall turn into a cold weather gardener
No, your videos are never too long
Collecting seeds in Jerri's garden in an uncertain and scary world...and all is well! X Crystal Green Scotland
I love that... seeds don't care about the world and it's troubles.
Loved the video 😃 I was so glad to see how to get seeds from purple cone flower. ..I've grown a patch of it and it just keeps coming back and I find it other places too lol but never knew haw to get the seeds. Thank you ❤
Now you can collect the seed and spread it around to other gardens.
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Jeri lindo y bendecido día tengas 🙏 🙏 🙏
I’m new to your channel and now I’m hooked. You were recommended by a friend. So glad I found you! Loved learning about saving seeds! I’ve never heard of this little book series before. I hope I can find them. The illustrations are stunning. Thank you for sharing! 🪴🍁
Delighted to have you here! You can find reprints from the 1960's of the book series easily.
Thank you for this wonderful video Miss Jeri! I just ordered the book on Amazon. I can't wait to get it.🌹
Hope you enjoy it!
Glorious gardens!
Im so getting that book for grand daughter...but the newer one as the older ones have zero patterns writing and stickers in them..lucky u to find that one.
So good to see your video. I look so forward to your videos, they are so educating and relaxing too! Keep making more and longer videos! It’s like visiting an old friend… please come more often and stay longer! ❤️🌺❤️🌼❤️🌻
Thank you so much for sharing this 🌸🌺💕
Wonderful video and definitely not to long! I have three book recommendations: In and Out if the Garden, by Sara Midda. It has the sweetest illustrations. The Glory of the Garden and the Cycle of the Year, by Joan Wolfenden. Also beautiful illustrations and text. Finally, Born in the Spring, a collection of spring wildflowers, by June Carver Roberts. One description starts, "For such a lovely flower to have only inaccurate common names seems a shame." The first two books are my favorite and first published mid-1970s to early 1980s. Our local public library sells donated and pulled library books usually between $2-5 except for antique and rare books as yours.
I'm always happy to find a new "old" book. thanks! I will be on the lookout for these books.
I love your jars
So lovely❤ Thank you!
Hope all is well miss your videos been a bit . Love an prayers your way see you soon 🙏
Working on a new one now, see you soon!
Your my inspiration. Thank you
Loved this info packed video! I can gardly wait to see the next one about roses as I have a rose I planted mid summer that is just going gang busters but since I am in upstate New York I know it needs to be pruned and protected for the Winter and I am not sure of the best method for ensuring it's survival. Thanks for this amazing video!
Roses go dormant in the winter, so all you really need to do is mulch around the bush very well. I prune mine in the Spring.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Thank you so much...I worry about all my plants when the snow flies and I guess I just have to let nature take it's course, not an easy thing for me to do, lol
Yay! It's fall at my house. Not because the calendar says so. Not because the weatherman said so. Indeed I hung my Jeri Landers Bountiful Earth print in its place of honor behind my couch. It's fall y'all!
Oh Good, I'm glad you got it framed and hung!
Dear Jeri, Thank you so much for this beautiful video and one more thing, I have 3 chipmunks,I feed them and they never touch my garden
Three! Maybe mine will have a family next year...hope so..
I love cone flower as well must have for a cottage garden! I have several colors i think my favorite is actually the white. Im creating a moon garden ( all white blooming plants) next year and will plant white cone flowers. I love all your rust! Rust and chipped paint make me happy! I never have success with pumpkins not sure why, the vines will grow and grow but barely any fruit. I grew a new variety this year the Jarrahdale, from bakers creek they are a blue green pumpkin vert pretty shape to them. I did get 2 of those! I have been collecting seeds too, i have lots of double champagne holly hocks ill send you some! Love your videos! Take care! Happy Fall Gardening!
Love those blue and green pumpkins, but they never grow for me. Frankly, I was happily shocked to see little pumpkins actually growing on my vines for the first time in many years.
Watching your garden makes my heart sing with joy. And your love of all the little live things is so much like me that I feel like we are kindred spirits. I can't have one anymore. I'm also older but I just am thrilled to watch your wonderful life and gardens. It makes me remember how much I enjoyed having mine yrs ago. Thank you for the thrill for all of us that we can watch you. It makes such a nice day for me and others.Blessings to you.
Thank you for that!
I can't grow a cosmo to save my soul, but most other things grow well. This year was a bit of a dud for us. I want that book. I think Violet would love it.
Clear a space and sow that Cosmos directly on the ground in the fall or winter. Just be sure to cover with some netting ( as you see in my garden, that ugly green wire is to keep the wild birds from eating all my sown seed) This winter sowing may work for you.
Jeri, have you seen the video or news story about the 2 ladies in Israel that germinated 2000 yr old seeds from the palm tree during biblical times that went extinct? 2000 yr old seeds! The trees are thriving and producing dates. Just amazing. Gives me hope to not throw out any seeds that i deem too old. Haha
I never throw away my seeds, unless it's to toss them in the garden bed.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow 😂 I hear you! 😍
Another beautiful video, Jeri. As always. I have a must grow recommendation for you for next year! Have you ever grown Pumpkin on a Stick? Though they are technically in the eggplant family , they look just like bright orange mini pumpkins on a stem. You must have them for your dried arrangements. I grew them for the first time this year and if I can successfully gather seed I will send you some.
That sounds wonderfully different! I love to plant the unusual as well as the traditional plants. Hope you can get some seed!
From : Poetry of the Garden
She walked through the cracked and brittle fade
The green was now gone but crispy edges still held glints of color
Johnny Appleseed popped into her head -- his journey to plant the sweet apples
She knew the sleeping seeds in her waining beds held the old secrets to next year's life
The storing and saving were held in old tins and green bottles
Labels were hung from ragged stripes of cloth -- cork stoppers twisted and shoved in tight
Marching in crooked lines atop the old hutch
The quiet seeds slept in dry cool comfort
...The snowdrops were popping and the cardinal chripped loudly
The old bottles heard and the tins shook with excitement
Gentle hands spread and patted the beds
Tea was sipped next to the warming sunbeams
A patient waiting now came and peeking each day
The tiny heads streatched up and shivered in the cool rain
...The Bride carried the glorious glow of bright blooms as she slowly crept along
The blooms had been carried by generations past
Where picked and stored by ladies each year
Seeds passed down through decades as each new bride arrived
The glorious glow of bright blooms
to carry as she crept along ...❤
Kai, This is really beautiful, thank you!
You have a wonderful gift with words.
Truly lovely @Jeri Landers of Hopalong Hollow I'm a bit behind in my own seed collecting, tho I have stated some 'starts' on annuals I want to trial to see if I can limp them along through the Winter :)
I still have a long way to go, I have SO many seeds to sow in the fall the time just flies past.
Jeri excelente recoleccion y seleccion de semillas de tus hermosas flores 🥀 muchas gracias 🙏 🙏 🙏. Cuidate por favor 🍀🍀🍀
Since you live in Tenn., I am wondering how you garden so fully ...are there not poisonous snakes in your area? I lived in southern Ohio and had copperheads and timber rattlers to be fearful and watchful of every time I was reaching in for tomatoes, cukes, peppers, beans etc. My "trick" was to use a hoe to rap on the wood stake near plant I was going to reach into...and wait to see if a snake moved or I heard a rattling sound. Very scary sometimes, but we grew and preserved all our food for 30 years.
For 30 yrs.you persevered in the garden with snakes for company! Yikes! The only snakes i have are black garden snakes. They keep the mouse population at bay, but they better not touch my chipmunk buddy.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow I had a 5ft long black snake that was as large as your arm circumference. It liked to sun itself "somewhere" on my porch every morning lol! I hunted for its location before i sat with my morning coffee. It might be above me wrapped around my porch beams or post, or up underneath my wicker breakfast table...or behind me stretched out near my rocker! I named 'her" Winifred ...because who can be afraid of someone named "Winny" haha! The copperheads were NOT as docile haha! We lived on 35 acres of untamed woods and fields with another just as wild 250 acres surrounding us. No neighbors for at least 10 miles. Beautiful views. My "driveway" was a mile long and I kept a full pantry because we could get "snowed in" during winter storms or have county roads flooded during Spring and Summer severe thunderstorms. We bought that land for hunting and camping while in young 30s. We built a home there, lived back in woods until my husband passed away there, from a farm accident, couple years ago. I spread his ashes as he always wanted, then had to sell it all because I couldnt manage it all alone after he was gone. But I have the memories...and a small garden in my current home. Once a gardener, always one lol!
@@maryohare4141 Sorry about the loss of your husband. You must be in South East Ohio, because here in Cincinnati the copper heads stay on the other side of the river in Kentucky
Aaawwwhh How cute the chipmunk!!!! I adore all wild animals so much more than humans lol. I let my friends hang in my space. I have a vole or mole I don't know what kind? He don't kill my plants so I may just keep it
I too love the chipmunks and I love peas but the little boogers eat them before I can get to them. I have tried netting, cages, everything I can think of. Finally gave up on peas..
I'm trying to dissuade my little friend by providing him with corn and nuts.I watched him stuff about a 1/2 cup of black sunflower seed into his cheeks this morning. So far, my little pea seedlings are safe.
Can you please show us the planting of your roses next week? 💗🌹
Yes indeed, I've been filming it.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow 😊
Have you ever seen "The Country Diary of An Edwardian Lady" , Jeri? It's a gorgeous book filled with old-time botanical pictures similar to the seed packets that you like.....you would love it
Yes, I have that book in my collection.
Jeri I would love a few seeds from those if you wouldn’t mind! The orange and deep reds are stunning !…Brian
This was a video from last year, I'll see what I have in the seed containers.
Jeri, could you please tell me the maker of your transferware tea mug? I think this is the same mug you used in another video and I searched and searched and couldn't find anything close enough. But I didn't know the maker, which might make it much easier to search. As much as I love my regular tea cups and saucer sets I most often use a mug for my coffee and I would love to find one like the one you have. I love the flared foot. Which also begs another question. If your mug is antique is it also a shaving mug? Many of the vintage mugs I found with the shape like yours were listed as shaving mugs. I guess the flare gives them more stability. ...I am also thankful to your commenters and I too bought this Mary Francis book after reading those posts. A very sweet book. And as always I so greatly appreciate and enjoy all your gardening. Even my husband is a fan! I've been collecting some seed myself already but I'm also hoping to get a lot of self-seeded plants next Spring. I've already purchased too many seeds this year, but now I think I will be looking for more coneflowers!! Thank you so very much for all your efforts, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I've already watched this one once yesterday and am watching it again this morning to glean some more ideas, and I know I will watch it many more times. Thank you!
Yes, We tried to trace these mugs before, but the only trademark I can find on the bottom is a coat of arms with 2 lions on either side. They are reproductions and I got them about 10 years ago off ebay from a Swiss import store. I wish I could be of more help, I just don't remember the name of the company. They are made as coffee mugs. That's great that you found a copy of the book as well!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Thank you, yes, I've seen that trademark before. It is a reproduction ware from China--which is fine by me, no disparagement intended. They also put out a line representative of old flow blue ironstone which is marked with the two lions and says "Victoria Ware Ironstone" on it. I have a few pieces of the blue and love them. I will keep looking for similar mugs to yours. I really love the red and white transferware lines. I began a collection of Spode in the cranberry Delamere pattern last year after purchasing a "red and white soup tureen" on eBay and discovering when it arrived that it's a genuine antique which actually predates the "Delamere" pattern, but which has the same basic border design. I bought a set of bowls to use with the tureen. Then I found that the "British Flowers" plate, which is included in the set of the six Regency patterns collection put out by Spode a few years back, also has the same border pattern. And I found a seller on eBay selling just this one pattern in multiple quantities, so now I have a set of the plates too! I'm hoping to have some family over for a soup or stew dinner soon! I don't need more transferware, or dishes, but it's kind of an obsession. A lovely one though! Thank you again!