Hi Mrs.Jenny and Mr.Jerry. I just love your theme music 🎶. It reminds me of Bonaza the old TV show. I get so happy when I hear it. Your channel has helped me so much during this pandemic. Thank you so much. I love garden answer also.
You guys have the best opening. I just enjoy that upbeat music and Jenny's expressions. When Jerry was behind the tall grass and it shimmied I thought of Cousin It. 😁 I love that tree! But living in zone 4 b I wouldn't say it's super hardy. I planted 'The Blues' weeping Colorado blue spruce and it's similar in size, color and quirkiness. Powis Castle smells so wonderful. It reminds me of a blue bath product I once got in Canada. Mulch makes every garden look so polished. Here in Minneapolis, they forecast up to 5" of snow tomorrow! I haven't pulled out my annuals, cut back my perennials or put away my furniture. Yikes! I doubt it'll last, but the temps won't go higher than 40s for the foreseeable future. Brrr!
Thank you! When I said it was really hardy I was thinking of it from the perspective of being hardy with our heat. It can be very challenging to find blue evergreen trees that can handle our heat & humidity. Perhaps “heat tolerant” would have been a more appropriate term, but it is still a quite heat hardy tree for us Southerners!
I'm happy I found this video! We live in the upstate of SC and I'm about to plant a Deodar Cedar. Very helpful to know how to deal with the clay, thanks!
Hello from Australia. Great colours.....lime green and silvery grey. You made a big job look so easy, hope you found a home for that superb purple grass.
I think this is my favorite video so far. And I've binge watched them all the last couple of months ☺. I love fall, and fall plants, and this bed is stunning!
I love that area. The Blue Atlas is on my wish list. Now I have to have one. That is a beautiful area although it was hard to see the euphorbia come up.
Thanks so much for using the auger!! I live in TN and also have dense, damp clay soil and have debated on purchasing one because I thought it might be a bigger mess than actual help. You've answered my Q. Thanks again!!
You are a gardener after my own heart. I love how you name plants, call them her/him etc.!!!! I name many of mine. Maybe a southern thing ;-) Love your channel and all you teach and share.
Love that dwarf blue atlas there's the big ones around here I had one when I sold my farm it was left there it was my favorite but never knew there was dwarfs of it I'll need to see if anyone in north alabama can get them I have a smaller yard so it be perfect
I love, love ,love that wispy look of this tree. The added plants with their colours really enhance the style and colour of the house . Although the grass was nice, I find that they are better situated in a garden where less structure is required . (I need someone to dig the holes for my shrubs and trees too! ) Gorgeous!
Actually got a big one on clearance and realized there was no way it was going to fit in my tiny yard, so my friend planted it in her yard and I stop by and visit it and tell it how great it looks!!! (Don`t think I am crazy ) 🤣🤣🤣
I did just what she did pulled my diamond (?) though it did still look decent. I had in a hanging pot and large rectangular planter box but it was time for us here in New England to put things to bed to prepare for the snow coming soon. It’s hard to do but we begin after z bit planning for spring 🙂🍁!
After watching your video I ordered the Hortsmann Blue Atlas Cedar and have it now . It’s only 18 inches tall and like you I have hard clay to deal with . We also can get 60 inches of rain some years . I’ve read they need good drainage so I’m going to plant it up on a mound and mix in some porous volcanic rock as I’ve read will help . Do you think that is necessary? How is your cedar doing after a year ? Thanks and great video , it was inspiring!
@@GardeningwithCreekside when we lived there my Mom decided she wanted to put in a vegetable garden, all I can say its a good thing she had 4 kids at the time. That was the absolute worst. Garden was awesome ! Digging in clay not so much.
Love your channel! I want to visit and buy all my plants, fill my trunk and drive back to NJ!! Road Trip! And put a pin in the map for NJ 💕You are so full of energy and always sharing great tips and tricks. Thanks love from NJ ❤️
Nice for now, but have you considered how big the cedar tree will grow if you are not planning to move it? Important when planting near a foundation as the roots could cause damage. The root balls of trees grow quite large (think the height of the tree). If the mature height is 30 feet, that’s how big the root ball will be. However, the look you have achieved is stunning!
@@meggiwick7601 I did too but since it is an annual it’s days we’re numbered, and I wanted the tree to have plenty of time to get it’s roots established 😊
Did I hear you say " Dyed Brown Mulch " ??? .... I was under the impression that the dye is not good for flowering plants ... What kind of mulch is it ... ??? .... I have used ... Leaf mulch --- here in central Ohio --- for years and absolutely Love what it does for the health of my plants and the soil ( of course ) .... anyway Love the Blur Atlas Cedar that you put in ..... Thanks for sharing ...... Hugs ....... Shirlene
My hubby loves the Dr. Seus tree. He calls it that too 😁 I need that Auger except we have rocks on rocks on rocks in our soil. Some are the size of my head 😤😤😤 I got my Thai tea out for this video hehe love the pansies gorgeous color 😍😍😍😍
It came with a bamboo rod attached to it so we will leave it in there and just let the tree grow. Once the roots are firmly established it should be fine.
Really hardy 6 to 9 😂. I saw one of these in a picture and wanted it so bad but of course not hardy enough for me. Next best thing is watching yours grow! 😊
I thought the same thing. I'm in zone 4 b. I planted a similar looking tree you might want to consider. 'The Blues' weeping Colorado blue spruce. It stays pretty small.
@@Edu_Kate Thanks for recommending The Blues. I’ve been looking for something like that and was so disappointed in the video when she said it’s only hardy to z6. I’m going to look for The Blues instead.
Ah! Gotta love that Carolina clay😁 really nice combination! I love blues in the garden. I think Osmanthus smells like apricots. Y'all do make a great team😉
What if you are creating a new garden area...up against the house like this, is it ok to replace and dig up all the clay and add 1ft deep of compost, amended soils, broken down leaves, etc.??
I saw one of those trees on Cape Cod this summer and I’ve been trying to figure out what kind it was since then. Mystery solved! I also called it a Dr. Seuss tree :)
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Love your videos Jenny. You have wonderful Southern charm.
Thank you so much!
The blue /silver hues are beautiful with the house. It looks really nice.
Thank you❣️
Love the blues and greens!❤️
Love the pansy's, the perennials and that Cedar - OMG!! Its so beautiful!! Thank you for sharing.
Just beautiful, I love it! Thanks for sharing ❤️
You are so welcome!
You and Jerry do make a really good team. You all are really good at plant combinations.
Thank you❣️
Love all the cool toned colors awesome! 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks!
Love the color blend of this bed improvement!! A very classy look.
Thank you❣️
Just purchased two Horstmann Blue Atlas Cedars from my local nursery and I’m excited to put them in the ground this week. Thanks for posting.
Love all the different textures and colors!
Thank you❣️
Hi Mrs.Jenny and Mr.Jerry. I just love your theme music 🎶. It reminds me of Bonaza the old TV show. I get so happy when I hear it. Your channel has helped me so much during this pandemic. Thank you so much. I love garden answer also.
Omg too beautiful I love plants you got great success for your soo beautiful flowers
Thank you❣️
Oh it’s been helpful. I must have that tree! I love it. And the artamesia is gorgeous. Thanks so much for sharing. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
You are so welcome!
Love the "Dr.Suess"tree it's just what I've been looking for in my yard
You guys have the best opening. I just enjoy that upbeat music and Jenny's expressions.
When Jerry was behind the tall grass and it shimmied I thought of Cousin It. 😁
I love that tree! But living in zone 4 b I wouldn't say it's super hardy. I planted 'The Blues' weeping Colorado blue spruce and it's similar in size, color and quirkiness.
Powis Castle smells so wonderful. It reminds me of a blue bath product I once got in Canada.
Mulch makes every garden look so polished.
Here in Minneapolis, they forecast up to 5" of snow tomorrow! I haven't pulled out my annuals, cut back my perennials or put away my furniture. Yikes!
I doubt it'll last, but the temps won't go higher than 40s for the foreseeable future. Brrr!
Thank you! When I said it was really hardy I was thinking of it from the perspective of being hardy with our heat. It can be very challenging to find blue evergreen trees that can handle our heat & humidity. Perhaps “heat tolerant” would have been a more appropriate term, but it is still a quite heat hardy tree for us Southerners!
Love this flower bed!
Thank you! 😊
What a fabulous job! Thank you for sharing your passion and knowledge! You have brought rays of sunshine to my day! 🌻👩🏼🌾🌻
You are so welcome!
Wow, beautiful plant combination. Great video!
Thank you❣️
Great video from the best nephew in the world. That game on Saturday was fun to watch go Clemson Tigers
That was a crazy score!
I'm happy I found this video! We live in the upstate of SC and I'm about to plant a Deodar Cedar. Very helpful to know how to deal with the clay, thanks!
Fantastic!
I have a spot designated for one of these as well. Can’t wait! Love the whimsy of them. Thanks
You’re so welcome!
What abeautiful area, love it !!
Thanks so much!
Hello from Australia. Great colours.....lime green and silvery grey. You made a big job look so easy, hope you found a home for that superb purple grass.
Everything you do comes out beautiful all the colors look awesome!
Well I don’t know about that, but thank you for the compliment!
Looks so beautiful, love that new evergreen!!!!
Thank you❣️
Your new display looks lovely. Sending you the very best good wishes from Melbourne Australia
Wish we lived closer. Oh well at least we have the videos.
Just stunning Jenny! You are an amazing designer!
You’re much too kind 😊
Love all the blues!
Thank you 💙💙💙
Nice end result
Thank you!
I think this is my favorite video so far. And I've binge watched them all the last couple of months ☺. I love fall, and fall plants, and this bed is stunning!
Yay! Thank you!
Looks great guys!
Thanks so much!
I love that cedar, can’t wait to get one for my garden
Looks great Jenny 😊
Thank you❣️
Hi Jenny tis is lovely nice seeing you both working together, you both do wonderful work, love your videos, thank you once again. 👍😍
Thank you for watching and your encouraging words 💓
So pretty Jenny! What a peaceful Video to watch. Thank you again for brightening my evening.
You are so welcome. Thank you for the kind words!
I love that area. The Blue Atlas is on my wish list. Now I have to have one. That is a beautiful area although it was hard to see the euphorbia come up.
Great combo - the blues with the border of the yellow sedum. Spot on! Waving from Southwestern Ontario
👋🏻 thank you❣️
Absolutely love this colour combo,super team work J & J😉❤
It’s soooo pretty!
Thank you❣️
Looks amazing!
Thanks so much for using the auger!! I live in TN and also have dense, damp clay soil and have debated on purchasing one because I thought it might be a bigger mess than actual help. You've answered my Q. Thanks again!!
What a beautiful transformation!! Love it!!
just lovely! cant wait to see them in the spring!
This area looks great!
Gorgeous!
Thank you❣️
It so beautiful 😍
Thank you❣️
What a lovely project! It is so wonderful that you can work with your husband! Anne
I think so too!
BEAUTIFUL
Thank you❣️
I Love blue Atlas Cedar. I have a blue Atlas Cedar in my garden in Germany.
Fantastic!!!
Thanks!
Your house and landscape are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
I love it! Beautiful and creative ! You and your husband make a great team.🏆
Thank you so much!
It looks beautiful! I love Artemisia but bunnies kept eating mine so I don't have them anymore. Maybe I will try again in the spring.
Oh no!
You are a gardener after my own heart. I love how you name plants, call them her/him etc.!!!! I name many of mine. Maybe a southern thing ;-) Love your channel and all you teach and share.
Thank you so much! Merry Christmas
@@GardeningwithCreekside Merry Christmas. Look forward to meeting you in the new year.
love it
Love the new look. ❤️🌹🌼
Thank you❣️
so enjoyable and relaxing to watch this beautiful transformation!!💗💗
Thank you❣️
Love it!!
Thanks!
Love the cedar! And the blue pansies are a favorite! Thanks for walking us through the entire process!
You’re so welcome!
Great tree! I love that it will grow here in utah for me! Great to see Jerry in the video ! Thank you both! Much love from UT❤
I’m so glad you enjoyed it❣️
Beautiful! Love that blue atlas!
Thank you, me too!
Love that dwarf blue atlas there's the big ones around here I had one when I sold my farm it was left there it was my favorite but never knew there was dwarfs of it I'll need to see if anyone in north alabama can get them I have a smaller yard so it be perfect
Love Blue Atlas 😁 have a small yard and didn't know they come in dwarf variety 🤔
I love, love ,love that wispy look of this tree. The added plants with their colours really enhance the style and colour of the house . Although the grass was nice, I find that they are better situated in a garden where less structure is required . (I need someone to dig the holes for my shrubs and trees too! ) Gorgeous!
There seems to be a tree for every situation these days!
Actually got a big one on clearance and realized there was no way it was going to fit in my tiny yard, so my friend planted it in her yard and I stop by and visit it and tell it how great it looks!!! (Don`t think I am crazy ) 🤣🤣🤣
@@lorrainecourtney4589 not at all!
Gorgeous ideas for your flower bed💙
Great ❤️teamwork!!!
Thanks!
True cedars do well on red clay. I planted one from seed outside my home 15y ago.
I did just what she did pulled my diamond (?) though it did still look decent. I had in a hanging pot and large rectangular planter box but it was time for us here in New England to put things to bed to prepare for the snow coming soon. It’s hard to do but we begin after z bit planning for spring 🙂🍁!
Nice!
Thanks!
After watching your video I ordered the Hortsmann Blue Atlas Cedar and have it now . It’s only 18 inches tall and like you I have hard clay to deal with . We also can get 60 inches of rain some years . I’ve read they need good drainage so I’m going to plant it up on a mound and mix in some porous volcanic rock as I’ve read will help . Do you think that is necessary? How is your cedar doing after a year ? Thanks and great video , it was inspiring!
I'm convinced you could grow anything! Can you give tips on how to trim the blue atlas cedar? I don't want mine to get to overgrown.
It looks beautiful! I love that tree.
Thank you! 😊 Me too!
Love it...
Thanks!
Team work makes the Dream Work.
It sure does!!!
Baby girl I feel your pain with digging in that clay. Love the combination!!
NC gardening problems 😉😂
@@GardeningwithCreekside when we lived there my Mom decided she wanted to put in a vegetable garden, all I can say its a good thing she had 4 kids at the time. That was the absolute worst. Garden was awesome ! Digging in clay not so much.
Love your channel! I want to visit and buy all my plants, fill my trunk and drive back to NJ!! Road Trip! And put a pin in the map for NJ 💕You are so full of energy and always sharing great tips and tricks. Thanks love from NJ ❤️
Sounds like an excellent plan to me!!!!
Lovely tree.
It sure is!
The Artemisia is gorgeous! I’ve not been able to find it here innNorth Alabama.
Nice for now, but have you considered how big the cedar tree will grow if you are not planning to move it? Important when planting near a foundation as the roots could cause damage. The root balls of trees grow quite large (think the height of the tree). If the mature height is 30 feet, that’s how big the root ball will be.
However, the look you have achieved is stunning!
We sure did! The mature height for this tree is 6-10” so we’ve got plenty of room. This isn’t our first rodeo 😉
Reminds me of the Charlie Brown Christmas tree.😁😷👍
It does! That's why I deemed it a "Dr. Seuss tree"!
I love it, it is beautiful!!! I’m in zone 5 wish I could have a bed like that in the winter but it gets too cold here😞
Hang in there! Spring will be here before we know it 😉
Don't you feel guilty when pulling up the annuals when they still look beautiful?
Only a little bit. They have given me months of color & enjoyment and have had a good run. It's now time to let someone else shine!
I liked the vertigo Grass 😏
@@meggiwick7601 I did too but since it is an annual it’s days we’re numbered, and I wanted the tree to have plenty of time to get it’s roots established 😊
Jenny, watching you and Jerry work together you can certainly tell that you two are soulmates😊❤️
Did I hear you say " Dyed Brown Mulch " ??? .... I was under the impression that the dye is not good for flowering plants ... What kind of mulch is it ... ??? .... I have used ... Leaf mulch --- here in central Ohio --- for years and absolutely Love what it does for the health of my plants and the soil ( of course ) .... anyway Love the Blur Atlas Cedar that you put in ..... Thanks for sharing ...... Hugs ....... Shirlene
How big does the root system get on the Horstmann Blue Atlas Cedar? Do you need to worry about the roots being so close to the house?
That is so beautiful with the color or your house. How do you know how often to water the pansies. I live in zone 8.
I watered them in well after planting, and then for the most part I've let the rain do the rest!
Hi great video. I have one of these growing in neighbour’s yard. Can we make tea from the needles?
My hubby loves the Dr. Seus tree. He calls it that too 😁 I need that Auger except we have rocks on rocks on rocks in our soil. Some are the size of my head 😤😤😤 I got my Thai tea out for this video hehe love the pansies gorgeous color 😍😍😍😍
Looks beautiful! How long do you keep the hosrtsmann supported?
It came with a bamboo rod attached to it so we will leave it in there and just let the tree grow. Once the roots are firmly established it should be fine.
Really hardy 6 to 9 😂. I saw one of these in a picture and wanted it so bad but of course not hardy enough for me. Next best thing is watching yours grow! 😊
We’ll keep you posted!
I thought the same thing. I'm in zone 4 b.
I planted a similar looking tree you might want to consider. 'The Blues' weeping Colorado blue spruce. It stays pretty small.
@@Edu_Kate Thanks for recommending The Blues. I’ve been looking for something like that and was so disappointed in the video when she said it’s only hardy to z6. I’m going to look for The Blues instead.
What is the beautiful dark grass in the back upon the start of the video? Thank you!
Ah! Gotta love that Carolina clay😁 really nice combination! I love blues in the garden. I think Osmanthus smells like apricots. Y'all do make a great team😉
Love it!
NICE
Why, I think the grass looks great!
Thanks! But since it is an annual her days were numbered.
Wow that tree is amazing!!! Now I want one!! 🤷 Very beautiful garden and man don't you just love that sugar??
What if you are creating a new garden area...up against the house like this, is it ok to replace and dig up all the clay and add 1ft deep of compost, amended soils, broken down leaves, etc.??
There is no need to remove the clay soil, just amend.
Why didn't you add bio-tone to the Seven scrubs? It all turned out beautifully!
Honestly, I totally could have but I was just in the planting zone and I didn’t even think about it 🤦🏻♀️
I just bought a house and I have a blue atlas cedar within 2 ft of my house. It's probably about 20 feet tall. Are these trees bad for the foundation?
What are the lime green looking plant around the front of your flower bed ?
I saw one of those trees on Cape Cod this summer and I’ve been trying to figure out what kind it was since then. Mystery solved! I also called it a Dr. Seuss tree :)
I’m glad I’m not the only one who sees the Dr Seuss in it 😉
Is that just one Vertigo grass you planted or did you group a couple together??
😂😂😂 one might think that it was multiple grasses by how huge it was, but that was only 1 grass! Crazy isn’t it?!?!
@@GardeningwithCreekside Oh my! Will put this on my list for the spring! Stuning
Any update pictures of the porch corner?? 🌲
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