Danielle, I'm writing to thank you. Watching these videos is almost a meditation for me. I am transported. Your garden is literally breathtaking - I hear myself gasping often at the beauty. And, of course, it's the inspiration for my own garden. But beyond the garden, your narration is so peaceful and welcoming. The warmth of your spirit envelopes us as viewers. I never would have thought you could give people an experience like this in a gardening video. Amazing. Thank you. And I hope you have a wonderful day in your garden.
Danielle your garden is perfection ,just so very lovely. I love the way you trimmed up the hydrangea to see under it. Hydrangeas are my favorite flower but I’m almost all sun so I’ll enjoy them in your beautiful garden. Thank you for sharing your beauty 😊
Knew exactly what you were going to say next when you said we have a problem-hydrangeas😅😍, one of your weaknesses. Have not gotten to see Floret as. Yet but on my list. I love unusual Hosta, you can never have too many in the shade garden. Looks like you had lots of inspiration, even for your outdoor library. Your outings are such a treat, thank you Danielle.
I intended to go to my garden center to check for some very low price end of season hydrangeas and I almost changed my mind but now I have my keys and purse in hand 😅
It is a pleasure to go with you through the garden centers. I feel understood. I am with you on the pumpkins too. They are all pretty. I !ike how you have them placed around your garden. The squirrels tend to munch on ours so we only put out a couple inexpensive ones.
Wow! Those are the most enviable garden centers! And your garden view at the end makes a seamless transition/continuation! My garden centers in central NY have just about closed shop for the winter, so it was lovely to stroll through yours. Thanks, Danielle!
talk about plant overload.. that's how I feel going to a garden center like that. bringing up the canopy of that hydrangea made all the difference in that space. looking real good.
Loved the garden center tours. So many beautiful plants! And then there is your garden. It is SO beautiful! So much color and texture and layers. It's a feast for the eyes.
My juniper shrubs change color in the winter, some of my arborvitae did that too. I too have murdered my share of trees/shrubs/plants. Do not feel bad you don't row that boat alone. I love plants and always overbuy, especially if the price is great. I like a good variety of Hosta big/med/small/miniature too, lime in one side of my yard more green blues on the other. Thanks for the video.
Hi Danielle, how fun it would be to go plants shopping with u… ur choice and taste of plants are so great. Much to lean from u. Lovely nurseries that u showed us. Thanks.
You are so lucky for those garden centers and their prices are amazing! I too really loved this video. This is the best year in your garden. I don’t think it’s possible to become any more beautiful. The best yet!!!! Thank you for so much of your time. You have so much patience!!!
Love the look of your garden! The trim you did by the flower girl statue is so perfect; the beautiful garden layer view and peeks of the distant room- wow.😍
So fun! I’ve been to both of those greenhouses. I got some Christmas greenery at Town’s Edge and a Winterberry Holly at Hilltop for 10$! Thanks for reminding me to go back to both of these places ☺️
I planted 15 hydrangeas this fall, can’t pass up 50% off …..the mix of Proven Winners limelights, little limes, and (2) First Editions Strawberry Sundae will look beautiful next year.
I just love all your videos. I keep forgetting the click thumbs up because I watch on my television and then I go up and do other things. But your garden is so beautiful. I'm so inspired in the garden centers were beautiful. I have MS. So have limited mobility but I get good ideas from you especially from which perennials will work so I don't have to work too hard. Thank you 0:46
Oh please💕go to these nurseries again…what a beautiful area you live in, and the prices for plants are really priced well. I’m in the PNW area, and our prices are almost double, and most are grown here in the Willamette area.
I have a Bloomstruck. Every cluster is a different color. Love it. Consider a Panther ninebark. Gorgeous next to lime or golden foliage. Consider getting a Frankie Boy. Blue Arrow junipers are ethereal. Great blue color.
Thank you for showing those garden centers... I'm in Little Britain Township so I will definitely check those out! You should stop by Groff's Nursery in Quarryville- they will probably have more anemones for you!
I have several Bloomstruck hydrangeas and I don’t think the bracts are that small. At least mine aren’t. Again, love watching your channel and following you from Western MD zone 6b!
Your garden is stunning. My Cornell Bronze has been blooming all summer and has amazing vase life. It was fun to see you mesmerized by the hydrangeas at the first garden center.
I just bought "Emily" anenome for my garden. They are so pretty! I love the flower bloom. You garden looks fabulous! Have a great time with your friends.
Pruning roses like Monty Don advises to prune his apple trees helps tremendously on my rose bushes. Goblet shape, all crossing branches and inward facing branches, and cut away the dead or diseased. Prune for ventilation so a sparrow can fly through. I pruned in late winter and once this summer. Good luck!
Thanks for sharing some of our local greenhouses. We are so lucky to have so many great garden centers in Lancaster County. We go to Hilltop often, but it is a hike for us, being in Lititz PA.
Love your garden centers!, our garden center is really small! I paid $50 for a BoBo hydrangea two year's ago! Your garden looks so beautiful! Love the train and pumpkin house's!
Hi Danielle, I’m a fellow Hydrangea addict! I have 3 Bloomstruck on their 2nd year. They turn from a beautiful pink to purple to the dark raspberry. I had to replace one of them which were under warranty. My hedge of little limes did better under full sun vs the ones I have with part shade. They’re 3-1/2-4’ in their 2nd season. I’m also planning a cut garden next spring, so I love watching your past videos on this topic. Thank you! Anne from Northern Illinois. 👩🏻🌾
Thank you for the tours! I'm so envious on the plant prices at your garden centers. I'm in WI and prices for hydrangea those sizes are easily $40-50 for a 2 gallon can!
Hi Danielle, how did you resist not buying any more hydrangea lol. Thanks for sharing your garden center trip. Loved seeing your garden at the end of the video its gorgeous and your ladybug 🐞 train is a hoot! 😍
Ahh iv wondered why I don't see roses in your garden, now I know. Those limelight hydrangeas 😍 am looking for some for my garden hard to find in my area and never see them in big pots like that ! Thanks for taking us along!
Hi Danielle, thanks for the garden center tour. You commented about Junipers and apple trees, can you explain why you avoid the Junipers because of your apples? We are also get Japanese beetles, we do try to do grub control for our lawns (we use an organic type of control), but if neighbors don't do any type of control, then they still go all around the areas. Nice selection of plants, I'm sure you found a lot that you wanted!
I just discovered your videos! So excited with the amaryllis info!! Your garden is beautiful! In 9b northern Calif I’ve never had Japanese beetles… thank heavens!!
Yes… my “Magic Ball” bushes browned out, too. I was super close to pulling them but they came back! Maybe that’s just what they do each year?? Those hydrangeas😍 I wish the deer didn’t eat mine! I keep trying each year though because I love them so much!
Well, you have given me to destination garden centers to visit. What is it with hydrangeas that we never have enough? I am looking forward to seeing your gourd tree. I loved the one I saw at Longwood last Christmas.
Hi Danielle! I'm not sure I've commented before, however I've watched many of your videos and find them so relaxing and informative! Love seeing Grace & Rocky too 💕 I wanted to let you know that I have tons of the taller variety of Japanese anemone in my garden and would be more than happy to dig up some clumps to send to you! I'm in Rhode Island so not too far away. I can email you pictures if you'd like 😊
Hey Danielle, I'm wondering what was on the Bloomstruck leaves? Disease, critter? I looked through many of the comments to see if someone else asked. I think the Bloomstruck was my favorite, but if its susceptible to a disease, and would end up like this every year then that would definitely affect my decision whether to buy some.
sadly, mom's knockout roses still take a pretty good hit from the Japanese beetles. It's not as bad as my landscape varieties but they still get chowed down, we're on the same property.
Check for small worms on your hydrangeas. I found them on mine to late it lost all its flowers and leaves came back and it happened again ! Suspect they came from neighbors tree!
Danielle, I have a question. I have an underperforming dahlia. Should I pull this year or let it stay and hope that it performs better next year. It is Cornel Bronze, I know it is supposed to be prolific. Mine has only had a few blooms and weak color. This is my second year growing dahlias. I have limited space so that is why I am asking. We down sized and I moved from 6a NE OH to 8a SC. Thanks for any help! 😊 P.S. Here in SC we don’t have to dig up our dahlias.
Hi Cheri! What was the tuber like when you planted it? Did it only have one eye? Was it a single tuber or a clump? Does the foliage color look good? If there is no sign of virus and your tuber doesn’t have crown or leafy gall then it should do much better next year. Are you seeing lots of leafy shoots at the base? That would signal leafy gall and it would be worth digging up the tuber to check for gall at the top of the tuber. If the tuber only had one eye to start it probably just needs another year. Feel free to send me a picture of the plant and close up on the leaf on Instagram.
Your garden looks so my phone keeps going off sorry about that but I'm the one with Pennsylvania with the 30s and p it keeps me busy out here but yeah your garden is beautiful I did a lot of hydrangeas this year a lot of pennies see what else I put a lot in have a good day my phone keeps going off okay talk to you later
Sorry I forgot to add I have 6 of those roses and if I didn’t start 2 new gardens this year I would have already torn them out and put them in the trash. I added one at a time over the six years now year 8 and the just look awful. Not worth the space in my garden. We alternate years of bad Japanese beetles and hardy ever. The year I put in 5 beautiful Austen roses we had so many I lost my mind. Now that I pulled them out and gave them to a neighbor we have hardly any.
Danielle, I'm writing to thank you. Watching these videos is almost a meditation for me. I am transported. Your garden is literally breathtaking - I hear myself gasping often at the beauty. And, of course, it's the inspiration for my own garden. But beyond the garden, your narration is so peaceful and welcoming. The warmth of your spirit envelopes us as viewers. I never would have thought you could give people an experience like this in a gardening video. Amazing. Thank you. And I hope you have a wonderful day in your garden.
Well said! It’s so hard to find the words to express how much her work is felt in the most tranquil manner.
Very well said!
Thank you so much for taking us along on your trip to the nurseries! You are so fortunate to have those close by. Just so lovely❤
Those were gorgeous nurseries, thanks for taking us along!! Your garden, however, looked stunning at the end. WOW
I want to go to there! Hilltop is about an hour from me and I’m pretty excited about that. Thank you for the tour.
Danielle your garden is perfection ,just so very lovely. I love the way you trimmed up the hydrangea to see under it. Hydrangeas are my favorite flower but I’m almost all sun so I’ll enjoy them in your beautiful garden. Thank you for sharing your beauty 😊
Knew exactly what you were going to say next when you said we have a problem-hydrangeas😅😍, one of your weaknesses. Have not gotten to see Floret as. Yet but on my list. I love unusual Hosta, you can never have too many in the shade garden. Looks like you had lots of inspiration, even for your outdoor library. Your outings are such a treat, thank you Danielle.
I intended to go to my garden center to check for some very low price end of season hydrangeas and I almost changed my mind but now I have my keys and purse in hand 😅
It is a pleasure to go with you through the garden centers. I feel understood. I am with you on the pumpkins too. They are all pretty. I !ike how you have them placed around your garden. The squirrels tend to munch on ours so we only put out a couple inexpensive ones.
Wow! Those are the most enviable garden centers! And your garden view at the end makes a seamless transition/continuation! My garden centers in central NY have just about closed shop for the winter, so it was lovely to stroll through yours. Thanks, Danielle!
Wow. Beautiful garden centers esp the second place. You definitely have stronger will power than I. Loved that arch of weeping beech. Well done!
What a beautiful nursery. Thank you for taking us along with you.
Happy Gardening 🪴
talk about plant overload.. that's how I feel going to a garden center like that. bringing up the canopy of that hydrangea made all the difference in that space. looking real good.
Loved the garden center tours. So many beautiful plants!
And then there is your garden. It is SO beautiful! So much color and texture and layers. It's a feast for the eyes.
So nice to visit 2 garden centers with you. So many choices. 😍
The colors and textures in your garden are amazing. 💕
Well looks like I have two stops to make today! 😁
My juniper shrubs change color in the winter, some of my arborvitae did that too. I too have murdered my share of trees/shrubs/plants. Do not feel bad you don't row that boat alone. I love plants and always overbuy, especially if the price is great. I like a good variety of Hosta big/med/small/miniature too, lime in one side of my yard more green blues on the other. Thanks for the video.
Hi Danielle, how fun it would be to go plants shopping with u… ur choice and taste of plants are so great. Much to lean from u. Lovely nurseries that u showed us. Thanks.
You are so lucky for those garden centers and their prices are amazing! I too really loved this video. This is the best year in your garden. I don’t think it’s possible to become any more beautiful. The best yet!!!! Thank you for so much of your time. You have so much patience!!!
Love the look of your garden! The trim you did by the flower girl statue is so perfect; the beautiful garden layer view and peeks of the distant room- wow.😍
So fun! I’ve been to both of those greenhouses. I got some Christmas greenery at Town’s Edge and a Winterberry Holly at Hilltop for 10$! Thanks for reminding me to go back to both of these places ☺️
I travel an hour and a half to come to Town's Edge and Black Creek Nursery! Also to visit my mom and dad who live so close to both places! Lucky them!
I planted 15 hydrangeas this fall, can’t pass up 50% off …..the mix of Proven Winners limelights, little limes, and (2) First Editions Strawberry Sundae will look beautiful next year.
I just love all your videos. I keep forgetting the click thumbs up because I watch on my television and then I go up and do other things. But your garden is so beautiful. I'm so inspired in the garden centers were beautiful. I have MS. So have limited mobility but I get good ideas from you especially from which perennials will work so I don't have to work too hard. Thank you 0:46
Your garden is just beautiful and so is that sweet Grace!!!
Going to make it my life mission in 2024 to find a Eclipse hydrangia.Thanks for all you do and happy hunting!
OMG - When the video switched over to your beautiful back yard, I thought I was still at the Town's Nursery. All is beautiful!
Beautiful garden Danielle! Love the fall colors and Grace too!
Oh please💕go to these nurseries again…what a beautiful area you live in, and the prices for plants are really priced well. I’m in the PNW area, and our prices are almost double, and most are grown here in the Willamette area.
I have a Bloomstruck. Every cluster is a different color. Love it. Consider a Panther ninebark. Gorgeous next to lime or golden foliage. Consider getting a Frankie Boy. Blue Arrow junipers are ethereal. Great blue color.
Thank you for showing those garden centers... I'm in Little Britain Township so I will definitely check those out! You should stop by Groff's Nursery in Quarryville- they will probably have more anemones for you!
I have several Bloomstruck hydrangeas and I don’t think the bracts are that small. At least mine aren’t. Again, love watching your channel and following you from Western MD zone 6b!
Enjoyed your tour thru both nurseries.
Your garden is stunning. My Cornell Bronze has been blooming all summer and has amazing vase life. It was fun to see you mesmerized by the hydrangeas at the first garden center.
Can you split the Fall In Love Sweetly anemone? Thanks for the nursery tours! Very enjoyable!
I enjoyed this tour.
That nursery was really neat but so is your garden, very beautiful you have done a lovely job ,.must have been lots of work , you should be very proud
I just bought "Emily" anenome for my garden. They are so pretty! I love the flower bloom. You garden looks fabulous! Have a great time with your friends.
Pruning roses like Monty Don advises to prune his apple trees helps tremendously on my rose bushes. Goblet shape, all crossing branches and inward facing branches, and cut away the dead or diseased. Prune for ventilation so a sparrow can fly through. I pruned in late winter and once this summer. Good luck!
Yes the Japanese beetles devour my knock out roses 😢😢😢. I spray neem oil on them and that does help . Love those garden centers ❤❤.
Thanks for sharing some of our local greenhouses. We are so lucky to have so many great garden centers in Lancaster County. We go to Hilltop often, but it is a hike for us, being in Lititz PA.
Love your garden centers!, our garden center is really small! I paid $50 for a BoBo hydrangea two year's ago! Your garden looks so beautiful! Love the train and pumpkin house's!
Hydrangeas are your kryptonite. Good morning!!!💙
😂Definitely! And the next is Amaryllis!! Can't wait to see what varities Danielle gets this year.
Your garden is absolutely gorgeous
Hi Danielle, I’m a fellow Hydrangea addict! I have 3 Bloomstruck on their 2nd year. They turn from a beautiful pink to purple to the dark raspberry. I had to replace one of them which were under warranty. My hedge of little limes did better under full sun vs the ones I have with part shade. They’re 3-1/2-4’ in their 2nd season.
I’m also planning a cut garden next spring, so I love watching your past videos on this topic. Thank you! Anne from Northern Illinois. 👩🏻🌾
Thank you for the tours! I'm so envious on the plant prices at your garden centers. I'm in WI and prices for hydrangea those sizes are easily $40-50 for a 2 gallon can!
Oh no!!!!! Bring a trailer to Amish country and load up!
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens love your thinking! 😉
Your garden looks absolutely gorgeous! 🪴
Hi Danielle, how did you resist not buying any more hydrangea lol. Thanks for sharing your garden center trip. Loved seeing your garden at the end of the video its gorgeous and your ladybug 🐞 train is a hoot! 😍
Fun garden tour. I am still finding Japanese beetles on my roses and it is October! This tour makes me want to go shopping.
Great nursery! I love those Hydrangeas they are gorgeous!
Very nice nursery tours, thanks.
Thank you for sharing. Your garden is lovely
Ahh iv wondered why I don't see roses in your garden, now I know. Those limelight hydrangeas 😍 am looking for some for my garden hard to find in my area and never see them in big pots like that ! Thanks for taking us along!
I will check the nursery out on my next trip to the Shady Maple. 😊
Go to Black Creek while at Shady Maple. I travel an hour and a half to go there....very close to my mom and dad's house.
@@donnanowik7955 Thanks for the tip!
Hi Danielle, thanks for the garden center tour. You commented about Junipers and apple trees, can you explain why you avoid the Junipers because of your apples?
We are also get Japanese beetles, we do try to do grub control for our lawns (we use an organic type of control), but if neighbors don't do any type of control, then they still go all around the areas. Nice selection of plants, I'm sure you found a lot that you wanted!
I do have bloomstruck hydrangeas. They are very pretty. Especially with using soil acidifier.
I just discovered your videos! So excited with the amaryllis info!! Your garden is beautiful! In 9b northern Calif I’ve never had Japanese beetles… thank heavens!!
Yes… my “Magic Ball” bushes browned out, too. I was super close to pulling them but they came back! Maybe that’s just what they do each year?? Those hydrangeas😍 I wish the deer didn’t eat mine! I keep trying each year though because I love them so much!
Great video, thank you!😊
Wow! Town's Edge is around the corner from me. Thanks for giving them a shout out.
Thank you Danielle. 🎃🍁🍂💚🙃
Those prices are fantastic. I hope you do some shopping.
Hi friend, your gardens look spectacular. My dahlia tubers here in Ohio zone 6a are just starting to bud up!!!!
Lol...like a kid in a candy store❤
Well, you have given me to destination garden centers to visit. What is it with hydrangeas that we never have enough? I am looking forward to seeing your gourd tree. I loved the one I saw at Longwood last Christmas.
Hi Danielle...what a beautiful garden center...
Have you done a video on how to set up a garden railroad?
Danielle, or anyone, what is the plant in the front @13:37 with the silvery Lacey foliage and yellow flowers? 😮 🌱 Thanks!
Love you videos. Question, why can't you plant Junipers since you have apple trees?
I wondered the same thing
Hi Danielle! I'm not sure I've commented before, however I've watched many of your videos and find them so relaxing and informative! Love seeing Grace & Rocky too 💕 I wanted to let you know that I have tons of the taller variety of Japanese anemone in my garden and would be more than happy to dig up some clumps to send to you! I'm in Rhode Island so not too far away. I can email you pictures if you'd like 😊
I really enjoyed this video! Loved your train, fairy house, and of course your luscious garden! Grace looks like a very sweet girl. ❤😊🤗
Bravo lady,beautiful!romania
Love your video 😊
Your prices are great!
Great price for those pumpkins …. They are double that where I live 😮
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Cedar-Apple rust.
The cedar is the alternate host for this fungus.
It’s normal for the magic ball to turn bronze in winter
Hey Danielle, I'm wondering what was on the Bloomstruck leaves? Disease, critter? I looked through many of the comments to see if someone else asked. I think the Bloomstruck was my favorite, but if its susceptible to a disease, and would end up like this every year then that would definitely affect my decision whether to buy some.
sadly, mom's knockout roses still take a pretty good hit from the Japanese beetles. It's not as bad as my landscape varieties but they still get chowed down, we're on the same property.
Junipers don't mix with apples?
I was wondering the same thing, will be following for answer.
I’ve had no luck with anemones. I think it’s just too dry in my garden here in NC zone 7b.
Check for small worms on your hydrangeas. I found them on mine to late it lost all its flowers and leaves came back and it happened again ! Suspect they came from neighbors tree!
Danielle, I have a question. I have an underperforming dahlia. Should I pull this year or let it stay and hope that it performs better next year. It is Cornel Bronze, I know it is supposed to be prolific. Mine has only had a few blooms and weak color. This is my second year growing dahlias. I have limited space so that is why I am asking. We down sized and I moved from 6a NE OH to 8a SC. Thanks for any help! 😊 P.S. Here in SC we don’t have to dig up our dahlias.
Hi Cheri! What was the tuber like when you planted it? Did it only have one eye? Was it a single tuber or a clump? Does the foliage color look good? If there is no sign of virus and your tuber doesn’t have crown or leafy gall then it should do much better next year. Are you seeing lots of leafy shoots at the base? That would signal leafy gall and it would be worth digging up the tuber to check for gall at the top of the tuber. If the tuber only had one eye to start it probably just needs another year. Feel free to send me a picture of the plant and close up on the leaf on Instagram.
Why do you avoid junipers with apple trees?
I thought Grace was a Weimaraner. I’ve never seen a silver lab.
Are those 3 gallon plants? In Nor California those would all be at least $50!
Your garden looks so my phone keeps going off sorry about that but I'm the one with Pennsylvania with the 30s and p it keeps me busy out here but yeah your garden is beautiful I did a lot of hydrangeas this year a lot of pennies see what else I put a lot in have a good day my phone keeps going off okay talk to you later
Sorry I forgot to add I have 6 of those roses and if I didn’t start 2 new gardens this year I would have already torn them out and put them in the trash. I added one at a time over the six years now year 8 and the just look awful. Not worth the space in my garden. We alternate years of bad Japanese beetles and hardy ever. The year I put in 5 beautiful Austen roses we had so many I lost my mind. Now that I pulled them out and gave them to a neighbor we have hardly any.