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Just found your channel, loved this walk! Looking forward to seeing more 😊 Thanks

Thank you, I enjoyed the walk. Haven't been in Philly for awhile. Walk many of the street with my son. Lovely homes and love seeing the creative ways homeowner bring the love of plants to the city.

That was so enjoyable. Some people really go all out on their window boxes don't they. I love the streets. I am in western Canada and the only time I've ever seen this kind of neighborhood is when I went to Washington DC and did the touristy thing; it reminds me of Georgetown. Thanks so much for the video. It went well with my morning coffee.

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Your garden looks great! It’s so hard to let them go just yet, I hear ya. Loving the cup and saucer vine and glad you’ve got blooms 😍 Keep us posted 😊

The sap from the Elephant Ears has calcium oxalate crystals. I got some under my thumb nail one time and it took months for my thumb nail to recover. I love your little courtyard. The way you have everything set up is so charming. Thank you for all of your hard work and for the video!!

(NYS 6B) Lantana does fantastic in ground in my full sun backyard. It’s up against the house and I know that it can be perennial in warmer climates so I am going to try covering it and see. Nothing to loose. I should just fill my whole garden with lantana even if I have to replace it every year.

I do enjoy your bravery in growing so many tropical plants. Especially... Philadelphia!?! With how full and thick (very nice) you have your planting you could probably get away with having each of the caladiums (and maybe some of the other tropicals destined for storage) in their own pots. Regarding the pots you have in there it's difficult to see some of the large pots. If they were in their own it wouldn't be as disturbing for them and the others when removed. I've seen videos of people growing very lush gardens with almost everything in pots. You really couldn't tell there were pots. Are you able to overwinter inside somewhere in a nursery pot? Or do you store bare?

I live in Philly and feel so inspired by your channel!

I love going on walks in my neighborhood (Fishtown, Kensington) and doing this too! Gives me so many ideas

Hello, I enjoyed the garden tour. I have a question about your sweet potato vine. How did you grow it in soil? I had a sweet potato that I propagated in water. The roots sprouted quickly and the vine was growing wild and beautiful, but the potato of course being in water, started to rot. I dont know if I was supposed to plant the whole thing (potato and all) in soil, but because the potato was rotting, I started to cut the stems to try and propagate but each time I cut a stem off the plant became discolored and didnt do well. Also the cut stems would not grow roots. I would love to have transferrec into soil, but eventually the whole plant died. Would like to try again with propagating another sweet potato in water, but still not sure what to do once the potato starts to rot.

@MiscellaneousMichelle I had some bug activity when I took the banana out of storage, which is what is causing me to want to over winter outside this year.

Lovely!

Such a wonderful, colorful variety of plants… great use of a small space! I’m in east central nj and I’m bringing in the tropicals now, I’ve found if you bring in houseplants while the indoor and outdoor night temps are similar it reduces leaf drop. Very enjoyable video! 😊🌿🪴

I’m so curious as to how you overwinter your banana tree? I want to get a cold, hardy banana, but I’m afraid of it dying. I’m here in Delaware.

Hi Tim, everything looks great! Really full and lush. I really like the Mexican Petunias.. I'll need to look for them next year.

I joined you in the middle of the summer. Do you show us any prep work you do to the plants you bring in? I bring very little in now because debugging is such a job. I MAY take cuttings of my geraniums. I usually do, but geraniums are so easy to find each summer. I have a couple of small portulaca I like to keep because it’s not available for sale early in the summer. But it has to be debugged. 😔 We’ll see.

Love it - It’s a great combination. A nice mixture of colors. Thanks for sharing!

Hi Tim! Love these walks around Philly. I'm pretty sure the shrub at 8:18 is Heavenly Bamboo (Nandina). Hope you've been enjoying the cooler days here and there (at least it's been cooling off here in New Haven).

7:38 @laurac56 this is what the wall looked like last year.

The Plant/tree @ 11:45 is called Black Diamond is a new series of dwarf Crape Myrtle with deep purple to black foliage and a variety of vibrant flower colors. I have (2) and it bloom from June to Sept

OMG😍😍😍, House @3:20 is STUNNING!!! Love the combination of colors!! Grand Prize winner

I am new to you in the last month or so, so I haven’t seen your wall before. I thought it was beautiful until you said it was a disappointment to you. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Wow! Gorgeous neighborhood. Beautiful plants for everyone who walks or rides through to enjoy, even us!

Love your garden! You mix of textures are beautifully woven throughout your garden! #tropicalgarden #philadelphiagarden #garden

Love your channel! Thank you for your great videos! Dallas, Texas💚🪴💚

Hi Tim! Thanks for the tour. Here's a few observations for you 1. 2:30 those mini petunias are Calibrachoa (I know you know that... you've called them that in past videos) 2. 4:09 looks like a Berberis - or Japanese Barberry. Pretty, but invasive here in Connecticut. 3. 4:30 Love those terracotta colored petunias! 4. 7:11 is a Crossandra. 5. 9:30 morning glory is either "Grandpa Ott" or "Star of Yelta". I really love the little alleyways and streets in Philly. Thanks again for taking the time to bring us on your walks. Stay cool!

That’s a beautiful array you have there. The all white and white with green veins and veining are my favs. Thanks for sharing

I really enjoyed seeing your mom's garden, it is so GORGEOUS!!!🤩💜❤💚💛

I love the short zinnias does she plant those from seed?

What did you do to your soil to make the plants so vigorous in such a short time?

This was so much fun. I loved what your mum did with the front walkway. Just wow! All those colours, it's just gorgeous. She put all those little moments all over the place, and the entire yard is quite lovely. Thank you for the tour, and for the video.

Wonderful garden and a great work by your mom!

Beautiful!!!

I lived in Philly for 5 years and now I’m in New York. Such a different vibe. Thanks for doing this channel!

Creativity and beauty! Love Philly!

Thank you so much for this! I absolutely love this idea 🌸🌸🌸

Hi Tim. Been looking forward to your neighborhood walks, amazing what people find to put in their planters! I think the "fluffy pink" flower is a type of Celosia, but not sure.

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Very cool garden! Hello from Bensalem. 👋

Great video. New subscriber. I love how much you pack into a small space. Beautiful garden.

New to you, this is my first of your videos. Lovely garden! I have a half acre suburban yard with some garden, but an urban patio is what I would love to have. My patio plants and a few hanging baskets are what I really care about. I do mess in my smallish gardens, full sun against the back of my house, and almost full shade against the front. I try to keep them looking good, battling deer, rabbits, budworms, Japanese beetles, and other pests. 😳

Hey Tim! Everything looks great! Yeah, ants "farming" aphids on your plants is no fun as they protect them from all kinds of good bugs who'd love to munch the aphids.

I’ve got to get one or two! Beautiful!

Hi Tim! Thanks for the tour! So many beautiful plants, thanks for bringing us along.

Holy shit that grows in Philly? Looks incredible

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Beautiful may friend