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Do you ever get gnats from bringing them inside? I brought a plant in once and had a bad infestation and now I'm afraid to do it again.

Hey Heather! I just got the peppermint patty bergenia last season. Can’t wait to see how big it gets next year! I definitely need to find a spot for the proudberry coral berry! I also want to find pore spots for evergreens! I don’t feel like our yards are much different in size and you have so many evergreens! I took a big bush out in the fall and have been wanting an oak leaf hydrangea for that spot. Excited! Deanna @gardensglory

Heather, I'm delighted to have discovered your channel. I'm in zone 6a/6b in a suburb of Detroit, MI so our growing conditions are very similar. Can you tell me what the small plants are that you had planted around the border where the cement basket was located under your cherry tree? They look to me like small lambs ears, but I may be wrong about that. Watching your channel has inspired me to start thinking spring!! 🙂

I grew the sunflower last year too and it was by far my favorite! I’m trying to scout it out this year too

Hi cheers from Toronto, Canada zone 5b & I just came across this video. This is exactly what I want to do infront of my sidewalk

Where did you say you got the Sunfinity Double Yellow seeds? I can’t find them.

Where did you find the peach canna?

Question, the Biden’s or any that you planted in the ground, did the rabbits go after them. I have way too many rabbits. But I’ve seen you have a puppy so that cld be why you may not have rabbits, lol!

This is awesome. Thank you

I don’t do many annuals, Heather. I too have the smaller sunflower. I love verbena bonarenisis and may have to try vanity. I also have senorita rosalita cleome coming.

Beautiful garden tour!

Cheers from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 zone 5b. I will be planting Supertunia Tiara Pink, that will be a pop of colour all season. Coleus also did amazing for me as well as pink guara looks so whimsical & people constantly comment & easy

Beautiful

Heather what a great list of annuals. What was the name of the last one you talked about - the white begonia? Didn’t catch the name.

I got three pink black-eyed Susan’s because of you! So excited for them to come! Watching your video made me get up and go check on my seeds. I have 70 lisianthus growing for my daughter’s wedding. Can’t wait til everything gets to go outside! I love that we only live a couple hours from each other, because I don’t follow hardly anyone in my same zone. Keep up the good work! I would love to go to the Ball Gardens! So much inspiration! Deanna @gardensglory

Hey blue eyes. Cute zebra looking out this way! I love both the Vanity Verbena and the Orange flowers. So sweet they both are! Hibiscus are an always on my deck. Your gardens simply burst with happiness, Heather! I think Petunias can be nice, if not planted on a deck. Such a clean up mess otherwise. Thank you for sharing your E-Zees. Appreciated! 🙏🥰

Thanks for the recommendations! I was in the same boat as you - 2023 was really the first year I gave annuals a try. Slowly adding more into the landscape 😊

Suzie

Wow beautiful

Thank you for this video! Very helpful so I can mount my staghorn fern!

How is the Breba crop on this fig? People say the Chicago hardy does not have a breba and this is a mutation of the Chicago Hardy? Does the Hardy Chicago ripen the main crop in Chicago?

Love your garden. But wow every house, yard and car looks the same in your neighborhood. I’d kms 😅

Those geraniums are gorgeous!❤

I wish you would have shown your grow light system

Interesting video. I live in zone 8 and am currently wintering over my geraniums in my garage to protect from our freezing temps. They don’t look near as pretty as yours:) Will have to look into the process of taking cuttings for next year.

Can't teach an old dog new tricks! 😂 He's good in his own ways, as you know!

I agree with your thoughts on Amaryllis, waiting until after the holidays for blooms. I live in Michigan and we certainly crave a pop of color in February and March. I had such an issue with fungus gnats last year while starting geraniums from seed. That experience has stopped me from repotting or seed starting, it was horrible. I did use a “good” brand named potting soil but still had issues. Your geranium is beautiful. I’ll try to track one down this spring.

Is your composting machine a Lomi?

That’s awesome! I need to try this with my favorite coleus.

Commenting so I see this garden mature!

I live in Zone 9. My geraniums are in pots and stay outside year round. There are thriving.

Such great info. Thanks for sharing 😊❤️

Wonderful, Heather! 🙌 Great information to share. You are an excellent gardener. Composting, water enriched with minerals, transplanting, to grow lights. Takes some education with reading and creating! Thanks for sharing, and hope all is well, with you and yours! ❤ Beautiful Geraniums!!!

That geranium is outstanding!

Love her little cringing expressions🤣But how right you are! Also, she’s gorgeous, like you!

How often do you water your amaryllis after potting them up? How much? Do you fertilize them?

Love your hair! My mom had a natural white streak. So cool!

I've never been a huge geranium fan but I got a couple to grow this year after watching your videos:)

Gorgeous! On my list. 😃

Love this, issues with roses happen to everyone. Where did you get your arbor? I can only find flimsy ones.

Again, thank you for sharing your garden with us. It truly is spectacular!!

Just found you and subscribed. Your gardens are AMAZING!! I absolute love that you share all the names of the plants. Thank you so much. I have much to learn!! I will keep watching your videos over and over. Hello from Pennsylvania!

What a beautiful side garden. I really appreciate you sharing the names of the plants.

So nice that you're helping the birds 🐦 to get through the cold winter. I was outside with my granny and my mother as well all the time. The love for birds and other wonderful animals came from that. Those sparrows are in danger in Europe and not invasive anymore.

Your daughter is your mini me! Looks like a good time was had. Enjoy your channel.

I’m a Newbie & native to the Chi😊. Love your garden 🪴

I love feeding our backyard birds, too! Great selection of birdfeeders! Suggestion: I find the Niger thistle seed goes bad/stale quickly and the goldfinches won't eat it. And it's expensive. Instead I put fine sunflower chips (from WBU) in the thistle feeder. The goldfinches and many other birds love that seed and feeder. The Northern flickers feed on it, too, and bring their babies to the feeder in the spring. We have a branch perch and stick attached to the pole system. The babies sit on the perch and the parents will feed the babies. Fun to watch! WBU sells the niger thistle but the employees agree that it goes bad quickly and they like to feed the fine sunflower chips, too. The Stellar Jays love the whole peanuts. They see me come outside and one always seems to be on the lookout. He/she will call out and the rest show up to feed. They are hogs and will eat all the sunflower seeds and suet they can get.

I hope you do a follow up. I was waiting to see all the birds come after all of your work lol thanks for sharing.

I love the repetition and space u have to enjoy seeing the mulch as well.

I have been considering winter sowing a few Salvia varieties not available locally. The plants in question are Summer Jewel Salvia (Red and Pink varieties). My concern is Salvia seeds require warmth to germinate (70°F) and warm conditions to grow. For such a small project, I am not purchasing an indoor lighting system. That said, any idea what kinds of issues I might run into winter sowing Salvia?