First time viewer here, not bad and good choices. Most especially the tea olive. Very flagrant. I also incorporated sweet almond bush and night blooming jasmine in our yard. Both very fragrant.
I had a huge star magnolia on one of my properties and it bloomed like crazy early spring. However, I didn’t find it super fragrant. You can smell a bit if you stick your nose in the flower The most fragrant flower that releases a lot of scent is midnight scented stock
My Daphne and Clethra are two of my favorites - they do smell amazing. I have a lilac from the north that I can't give up but it always has powdery mildew by late summer. Guess I need to try Miss Kim. Growing up in the north, lilac was my favorite fragrant shrub.
Can you add 1 more line to any other video. For example, 10 Aromatic Plants For Garden Zone 7 - 10 are: Gardenia, Carolina allspice, .... Because you are experts & we are not. Thank you for sharing . Have a nice day !👍 👍
We just started to reshape the flower beds in the backyard. I love being able to get so much info from your videos. First I need evergreens. The only one I have on this side of the yard is a rhododendron. Which I had to prune hard a couple of years ago. It had spaghetti limbs when we moved here. Filling out nicely now! I have some loropetalums that I want to move over that I shaped into tree forms. Do they have a big root system? I don’t want it impeding on the irrigation pipes.
You should do a video on plants that are also edible, not like blueberries or fruit trees but actual regular plants that have edible flowers and foliage. I want beautiful plants in my yard but i also want the option of being abke to nibble on them every once in awhile if I feel like it.
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dude you consistently have the most information rich and specific videos out of almost anybody. keep it up! we all really appreciate it!
First time viewer here, not bad and good choices. Most especially the tea olive. Very flagrant. I also incorporated sweet almond bush and night blooming jasmine in our yard. Both very fragrant.
I love the zone specific videos!
Thank you for the input.
Dude your voice just wow
Thanks so much and can't wait to see zone 6! Good luck with your move and I hope Holly likes her new "digs!"
Really great information. Thanks for all the effort you put into your videos
Thanks for watching them.
I had a huge star magnolia on one of my properties and it bloomed like crazy early spring. However, I didn’t find it super fragrant. You can smell a bit if you stick your nose in the flower
The most fragrant flower that releases a lot of scent is midnight scented stock
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you
Thank you for the tips. I’m new to zone 7.
Can you please also mention name of plants in description, thanks
I get decent results with old fashioned lilac in zone 7. I keep them at about 5 ir 6 feet.
Thank you for this!
all beautiful plants thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching.
Great video, Thank you
My Daphne and Clethra are two of my favorites - they do smell amazing. I have a lilac from the north that I can't give up but it always has powdery mildew by late summer. Guess I need to try Miss Kim. Growing up in the north, lilac was my favorite fragrant shrub.
This humidity definitely works on Lilacs down here.
I grew up with lilac hedges in IL I’d love to have one in the SE now. Lovely smell
Thank you 💕
Great content, thanks.
Can you add 1 more line to any other video. For example, 10 Aromatic Plants For Garden Zone 7 - 10 are: Gardenia, Carolina allspice, .... Because you are experts & we are not. Thank you for sharing . Have a nice day !👍 👍
We just started to reshape the flower beds in the backyard. I love being able to get so much info from your videos. First I need evergreens. The only one I have on this side of the yard is a rhododendron. Which I had to prune hard a couple of years ago. It had spaghetti limbs when we moved here. Filling out nicely now! I have some loropetalums that I want to move over that I shaped into tree forms. Do they have a big root system? I don’t want it impeding on the irrigation pipes.
They are actually pretty easy to move, but you will want to cut them back some at the same time.
@@JimPutnam do any of these plants grow in the tropics & where can I get seeds for them from
Thanks so much, great vid
Thanks for watching
Can you add the list in the description. Thanks
What about the most fragrant foliages , no flowers
Love the selection would all these thrive in Barbados West Indies? Also how would I get seeds for these plants or the plants themselves?
You should do a video on plants that are also edible, not like blueberries or fruit trees but actual regular plants that have edible flowers and foliage. I want beautiful plants in my yard but i also want the option of being abke to nibble on them every once in awhile if I feel like it.
I agree.
Whe're can I get seeds for these & would they thrive in the tropics?
Hi Jim how are you l like fragrant plants for outdoor zone 4
Do you know about the mums, if they have a smell?
Hi, What is the plant with pink flowers in the background?
Is that a lilac bush behind you?
Bec zone 7
how do you fight with weeds ? just cover all soil with textile ?
more plants, fewer weeds.
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Will you make same video for zone 5/6 please
I am. Anything that I have ten of I am making a video. Probably half of those were for 5 as well.
Do the gardenias like full sun or shade? Thanks :)
They can take a lot more sun in zone 7, but more shade further south
Thank you:)
I love your videos. Is jubilation gardenia aggressive close to a foundation? I just bought one and still not sure where to plant it. Thanks
It would be a great choice on a foundation.
Thanks for the quick reply, I'm so exited, because I've decided what is the best place for it.
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Auto captions seem to be very accurate.
It smells great and there will be more.