Flowers everywhere! Circle garden + skinny border garden tour
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- In this ongoing detailed garden tour series, we now take a close look at the last of the gardens closest to the house: the circle garden, skinny front border and deck containers.
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My name is Erin and I love sharing inspiration and information with real-life gardeners. I live and garden in southeastern Wisconsin, zone 5b.
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I like these smaller tours, it’s detailed and provides helpful information I’m able to utilize.
I love how you show the good, the bad and the ugly. Makes me feel like I can call myself a gardener albeit junior at age 73. Thank you 👍
I agree. Sharing the good and the bad is the best way... because we all have issues with our gardens :)
I agree
Your garden tours are informative and detailed. Not just naming the plant and moving on. I also appreciate your views on what you like and don't like with a particular flower or combination. You do such a wonderful job in your gardens. All your hard work and love is truly evident!
Such a Great tour!!!
Beautiful! It baffles me that you work outside the home too and still find time and energy to create such a gorgeous yard. Stunningly beautiful!!
I really do enjoy your garden tours. I love to see the thriving plants, but also appreciate the plants that are flopping, half eaten, or struggling to survive. Thank you for not hiding them and letting me know that those things aren’t just happening to me 😊
YES!!!!
I totally agree with you regarding the Annabelle and Incrediball. I like the more natural look of Annabelle vs. on steroids look of the Incrediball. Plus, the Annabelle's blooms are pale green longer, which I like.
Can't go wrong with zinnias, love the color pallet 🌸
Your garden is beautiful
I love these smaller garden tours. I value your knowledge and the smaller format gives you time to give us all of the details of your experience wih various plants. Ahhh Annabelle. I love her too in spite of her bad posture. Last fall I pruned her to 18 inches and that seemed to keep her up a bit. I think she just needs to be planted with room for her to flop.😄😄😄. Problem solved.
Love these tours!! You are really good at grouping things together!! I have been gardening for 30 plus years and still am moving things around. Oh well that’s what makes gardening fun!!🩷
The thumbnail of the circle garden is STUNNING 😮❤
I really love your chive hedge. What a fantastic idea.
I can't tell you how many times I paused your video to write down plants to look for next year!!! Love it!!
I agree with you about Annabelle hydrangea.
Incrediball and the others look like fake flowers on sticks, where Annabelle is more graceful and softens the edges which is why it was a favorite with the Victorians. They can take anything nature throws them too!
I love floppy Annabelles, I think it’s the reason I like them 💚
Try milky spore for your Japanese beetles! I did three applications last year (spring, summer, fall) and I can count on one hand the number of beetles I’ve seen this year
Thank you, I will try this, now. Issues the past 2 yrs.
It worked for me too! Don't see any!
That's good to know
Beautiful garden and plantings. Always love love love your color schemes that you choose. And your house and landscape is absolutely stunning!!! The areas of lawn with dappled shade and sun is my cup of tea. And the colors and types of plants/bushes and trees you use close to the house are so picturesque and lovely. Always looking forward to seeing what you have created and the new and unusual varieties you try out.
Naughty deer. 😤 That planter at your front door is beautiful!! Such a great tour full of all kinds of great nuggets! Thank you from MI 6a.💚
Have you ever the variety, and land for planting! Thank you for sharing, Erin. I pruned, thinned way out my Invincible Limettas twice this year, because of the amout of blooms and flopping. Was driving me nuts! Besides, seems everybody has growing now and all I see is overgrown floppies! I like mine more orderly for my garden, personally. Apples, how wonderful!! Sweet peas, darling!
I really enjoyed your garden tour. What a fun idea to use chives as a hedging to your bed. I like those grassy textures. I wonder, does it help deter rabbits at all?
I used the endless Illumination in shade planters and loved it. Those planters look great
Me too! Deadheading single dahlias is my favorite garden task. So satisfying and easy. And really keeps them going. Love your shorter garden tour videos!
We, too! Deadheading in general is super relaxing... and easy to go way too far! haha
Those sweet peas are so cute ☺️
Ugh, I know what you mean about the lean. We are bordered by woods to the west, so all of my plants (and trees!) want to lean east. They get plenty of hours of sun total, but not too much after the sun heads west. It honestly annoys me, and some plants fall over because of it. It’s really a challenge to find plants that will work across garden beds, because their exposures are pretty different, because of the house, woods, etc.
Erin, I have trouble with Angelonia blooming after the first flush it just seems to sit there waiting. For what I haven't figured out yet!
Another great garden tour, Erin. Special thanks for all the plant labels; I take screen shots and save to an album of plants I’d like to have in my garden and your labels are especially helpful! 💚
Good idea!
Loving these tours - thanks for sharing your ideas. Always appreciate the plant reviews (I’m in zone 5-6 so the feedback is pertinent to my garden.) The concept of planting annuals for color close to the house is brilliant! Will plan to do that next year. BTW - how’s Dorothy doing without her beloved Odin? Any puppies in the future???
The clematis is so healthy looking.
Lovely little tour. Just love your whole garden. You inspire me to do better.
That Hamari Gold- swoon! I was admiring it at your your last week but didn’t get a chance to ask you what it was! I will be looking for that one for my garden next year!
Ouhhh glad u showed the midnight sun…def gonna buy now
Your garden is always so gorgeous.❤❤ I was looking for your circle garden in particular to show my husband. I want to emulate it in my garden. I have an area that I don’t really love, so I want to expand it to a circle garden. I love watching your videos to get inspiration for my own garden. My problem has always been loving almost every plant. I see something I love, then buy one. My garden ends up looking messy. I need to start planning ahead and planting in drifts.
Beautiful gardens. So relaxing.
Superb v log 🌹 excellent sharing ❤️
I love the shorter but more detailed videos. What are the 2 boxwoods that are potted in the oval garden?
I love my Annabelle hydrangea. It was the only plant that survived a new sewer line replacement! I have it at the front of a banked garden bed so it spills over. I grow other hydrangeas as well but Annabelle is my favorite. I do have a more wild garden but I love it. Not everything has to be so controlled.
TY so much for all the plant names. Love Peachy Keen Superbena and Dahlias. Lovely garden!
Hi Erin, I enjoy your garden tours and the honest assessments you offer. My experience with Angelonia has been similar to yours, that one and Nemesia always look so beautiful at the nursery, not so great in my yard after a few weeks. Love the chive hedge, great idea!
Very helpful tours! Erin you do such a wonderful job expressing your vision and how you achieved it! Beautiful and inspiring gardens💜
The lime zinnas are great, they go with everything
I love your garden style I've been watching you a long time Erin
Thank you. Your extremely hard work is showing. It looks beautiful. I am looking forward to th next tour.
Great tours👍keep them coming 😀
Loving the detailed tours. Very useful. I keep doing screen shots for future reference. Thank you.
Beautiful. I enjoy your loose planting style. Its more cottage garden'ish. My favorites are the dahlias, chartreuse nicotiana, colocasia, queen tut and of course the banana.
Nicely detailed good information beautiful garden lk done frnd
I am totally going to start a circle garden in my front yard this year.
Fantastic tour. I love your gardens.
Excellent video🌹🌹❤❤
Wonderful video🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤❤
I got my hands on the Cherry Cordial begonia and it is amazing.
That tradescantia is basically a weed here in Houston. Nothing kills it.
I can see that being the case!
Great tour. Thanks Erin 🫶
Your garden is beautiful 😍
Love the tours! Thank you.
I got the Queen tut grass too and it's doing amazing.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing your garden with us. It's always interesting to learn about your problems and solutions. Your hard work certainly shows!
Have you seen Bunny Guiness video on bottomless planters? A game changer for planting trees
Yes! But I haven’t really found it to be practical for my applications because the places I want trees are in pavement and I haven’t seen an application where I’d want them in the ground but higher where a planter would come into play.
I put in a Queen Tut grass too! Love it . The only nemesis is when the dog chases something through the garden!
Browsing your borders in detail like this, learning about the habits of named varieties, is giving me loads of planting ideas. eg. If a plant flops after rain, that's good to know, won't effect people living in dry areas, maybe not so good in Ireland, lol. If something flowers really poorly in even a little shade, then we'll be reminded it might not suit a shadier garden, etc. So thank you.
Good morning, Erin ☕️ Loved the tour! I never thought I could move my Foxtail Fern outside 🤯 I love mine but yours is huge!
Can we get a tour of your Mom’s garden? I loved the one you did a few yrs ago 😊
I'll see if she'll let me in there with a camera. :)
I used that papyrus grass in containers with wild magic basil, petunias geraniums
I love following you I love your gardens love and hugs from Joann from Circleville ohio
Love these tours.
So pretty
Love these garden tours! I couldn’t agree more with the Angelonia not performing, I feel like mine have been drama queens here in 7a, slightly hotter days and it wilts & looks terrible. Will not be planting again!
BEAUTIFUL!
Thank for nice video
7b nc gardening is survival mode here in the bone dry dog days of summer. I envy your lush cool Wisconsin.
It's always a pleasure and informative to watch your videos. Thanks for sharing your design thought processes and experience with the plants. PW angelonias have done well for me this year but they are in a very sunny west-facing location (zone 6b). I'm seeing tarnished plant bugs on a couple of my dahlias this year -- the plants started out blooming well but then stopped and foliage was distorted. If you find a good treatment to discourage these bugs, please let us know!
beautiful!!!!
Thanks Erin. 🌺💚🙃
Yes!! Lime zinnias are the best!!
Love these areas so much! Thank you for the tour!
Love this garden tour. Everything is so beautiful. A little bit of flopping is okay
The chive hedge is much better than Lariope. Beautiful gardens.
Love love love lime zinnias... Queen lime red is a stunner and a great cut bouquet 💗
Looks like Midnight Sun Weigela is going to make Spring - stunning☀️
So relaxing to listen to as I process some garden produce. Thanks for sharing.
It was a good pepper year but not a good dahlia year.
Everything is looking good 💙
Oh yes, if that itea survives it will most definitely fill in 😅 mine has totally colonized the area where I planted it and it’s aiming for garden domination.
Love the hydrangeas. We weren’t successful with them here in zone 3b. Perhaps, we just need a hardier variety.
Hi 🌺wonderful tour of you pretty garden .It looks amazing with these beautiful plants . Have anice day .🌻🌺🌻
Love it all. Think I need to add Queen Tut and that Hawaiian Colocasia! Stunning.
Hi, this is really good practice for garden tours. 😊
Enjoying your tour series, Eriin! And I'm in 5b so lots of useful info...
It looks gorgeous!! My favorite garden of your is the side garden. The one with the espalier on the chimney.
It’s a wonderful space you have created, I really appreciate how you show the “ successes and the messes” and explain why. I gave up on roses due to Sawfly Larvae....how do you normally control them as I’d like to try again. Zone 3 Manitoba 🇨🇦
Could you plant the birch trees from the planters into the ground right there, or are you worried about the roots disturbing the sidewalk or the trees eventually getting too big for the space? I agree they look beautiful there! Thank you so much for the wonderfully tour. I have learned so much from you the past two years and always look forward to your superb plant combinations-so inspiring and lovely!
I think I could plant them in that spot if I wanted to, but I don't :). I'm actually still not sure where they'll go but we can always find a spot.
Your garden is looking awesome! I agree, love the prince tut papyrus grass. I have mine in a container but I think I'll put some of that in the ground next year. Thank you for sharing Erin!
I like deadheading too - very meditative and cleans things up, while there is so much other stuff not cleaned up!!🤪😂 Perfection is SO boring!!!
Love your garden tours 🍃🌿
Hi Erin. Thank you for the beautiful tour. Have you ever grown or thought about growing centaurea montana (a.k.a., mountain cornflower)? It seems like a plant you would like because it's different and you don't see it everywhere. I first saw it in an English garden on a recent trip, came back and bought a variety called Amethyst Dream to add to my own garden. Anyway, highly recommend it!
very nice
Always love walking through the garden with you! I appreciate enlightening tips you give us, such as Annabelle vs. Incrediball. I always think I should switch out my Annabelle, but good to hear your insight. Also so true about tropical plants taking a while to star- I overwintered the Shrimp plant, and it just started blooming end of July. It is loaded with blooms and beautiful now, but quite the wait!
Gorgeous!!
Foxtail Fun and the skyscrapers stimulated some thoughts and/or🦋 ideas on this informative tour. We have Cicada Killer wasps that chase away visiting hummingbirds trying to get a drink, along with plenty of June 'Bug' Beetles in OhiO that are munching on my🪲 blue lake green bean leaves and making lace leaves of the 'iridescent' call it radioactive cannas.
Stunning 😍
Wonderful video 🍄
Great tour and great info Erin. Thank you. My Tuff Stuff Ah-ha and Tiny Tuff Stuff Ah-ha barely bloomed this year - just some on the lower branches as well as my Big Band macro philias. Last year they all bloomed beautifully. I was thinking it was due to a late spring freeze in my area. But thanks for the tip on pruning the Tuff Stuff to size check them. I think I will try. I have Invincible mini Mauvette or Ruby and it’s floppy but I love it. I’ll probably prop it up a little.
thank you, great video