If you have clay soil, adding Gypsum powder and using a pitchfork, will help break down the clay. I used this approach for a massive fishtail fern. The soil was rubbish, pure clay.....so I used Gypsum and compost, left it for 2 months, then dug a larger hole, added a bag or 2 of garden mix and today its just thriving. Ive since added some clivias, bromeliads and mini lomandra grasses. And a kowhai tree from seed. It's a dry shade based garden and different from the other parts of my garden. Jo.😊
Hi Matthew! Your hydrangeas are so beautiful! I love seeing them. The rest of your gardens are looking really good, too. Thank you so much for sharing!
I am an old Sourhern girl trying to garden in the bug infested sauna of the south northwest Florida. I love watching you and your beautiful garden. You really make me want to step up my shrub game. I love hydrangeas but the heat and humidity here kick us both.
About the Zinfin Doll, I have a few. I read that they were discontinued because of complaints.that they burned easy and, that the stems didnt hold up. Ive not particularly cared for them until... maybe NOW. Its Almost june and will be my 3rd (LEAP!) year with them and without having bloomed yet, I already noticed a HUGE difference in their vigor, size, and habit. I CANT WAIT to see them THIS year! I suppose, many people dont hold their fire through that sleep, creep, leap wait, esp when some plants may be stellar during their "creep years". If i was asked my opinion a year ago, Id give them a fair/poor review and voice my regret not getting a Vanilla Strawberry instead, but after seeing my little hedge this year, confirmed by your early experience with them, we may realize we are EXTREMELY FORTUNATE to have grabbed these gems while they were available!!! 😁😁😁😁
I haven't peeked in on you for a while. OH MY!!! Your vision is coming to life and it is so beautiful!! Thank you for all of the good hydrangea info. :^)
Your garden looks incredible Matthew! I have an obsession with hydrangeas and just planted 3 of the new PW Puffer Fish Hydrangea yesterday and I think they might be my new favorite. 🥰
Matthew, your garden is wonderful! I always watch your videos and love your content!!! I grow a lot hydrangeas too here in 7a Richmond Virginia. Love them...my most recent acquire is Miss Saori hydrangea....oh my goodness I love them!!! I have been a trying to get them for five years and finally got them last year! I have about 50 varieties of hydrangeas 🌺 Thank you again Matthew!!!! 😊
I live in zone 8B in a high desert. This is my first year with the fairytale bride and it’s extremely fussy about what spot it likes to be in. I tried morning sun only and it dropped its flowers. I tried late day sun which made it dry out. Currently, I am have it under dappled light which seems to be the most promising.
LOVE your gorgeous panicle hydrangeas! I also love Zinfin Doll (and have one in my garden), but sadly that hydrangea has been discontinued, so unless someone can find a specimen that is still filtering through retail, you won't find one. A good panicle replacement would be the Little Lime Punch or even Quick Fire Fab.
150 !!! Love it 😁😁😁 I picked up a limelight and bobo on clearance at end of summer last year...looks like they made it 😉 Will be following yours to compare bloom time, size etc... thanks for sharing 😊
The more I watch your videos the more I want to play in my front garden popping in new plants. Unfortunately the plants need to be deer resistant because we have nightly muncher guests.
I love your garden, especially your incrediball hydrangea hedge!!! Can you please, please do a video on how you staked them and the material you used? I have an incrediball hedge too and they are 3 years old and flopped badly due to heavy rains. I love how you staked yours compared to how others have done it because your method is hidden, allowing the flowers to be the star of the show. Please do a detailed video when you can.
We are in Columbus and I had several plants that didn’t survive. I think the negative temps in December did them in because in January on it’s been spring
Thank you for the information about the Fairytrails hydrangea. Since you had die back and it does grow on old wood. I am going to continue to continue to winter over in a greenhouse since I do have that option. Since watching your video, I have gone out and potted it up into a larger pot instead of planting it in the ground. Thank you again.
I’m so happy to hear about the yellow leaves turning yellow. It started happening to my bobo petites and I panicked. So that is a big relief. I also have a pinky winky and I love it as well. My little quick fire is taking off in its 2nd year and my invincbelle mini mauvette is struggling a little. So we shall see. Thank you for explaining all the beautiful types you have.
Say, "Peter picked a pink paniculata," real fast! 😅 Sorry. Couldn't resist it. I have 12 hydrangeas and love all of them except little lime and vanilla strawberry. In the south it doesn't get cool enough for their blooms to turn pink 😢
Great video!!!! I watched to the very end to see if you were gonna shoe the snowcicle. Mine are putting on great growth so far! Did yours make it through the winter?
Hi Matthew, I have a limelight hydrangeas in the ground in its third year. When I bought them, the blooms were pinkish but last year in its second year, the blooms were beautiful but they didn’t turn pink as they aged, they just turned brown, do you know why? I’m in zone 7 NJ. The plants get full sun. Thanks.
That’s pretty common until they get established root systems as the panicles tend to dry out more when they’re younger. In hotter zones they may not tend to turn as pink, but yours likely will. Just need some more years to be better established.
I planted my little 2 gal Invincibelle Spirit II in 2021 facing directly south. It did amazing in 2022 as by early June it was on drip. It's about 4' tall and wide and very full this year - I cut it back by about a third and should probably have cut more off. It's in full bloom now. I'm close to your zone near Niagara Falls, Canada so I think lots of sun and regular watering is the trick. Can you leave it for another year and see what happens?
Question! Have you noticed your incredibles have a fragrance? Mine smell similar to Sara Bernhardt peony. They smell wonderful, the bees are all over them. I have a drift of them by my front door. I haven’t see anyone else mention the fragrance.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden wow really? That is awesome to hear I’m not crazy lol. I fell in love with them all over again. Mine are on year 3. Thanks for your reply!
You have such an amazing yard.... QUESTION-what are the beautiful lime / gold colored shrubs just behind your invinsible ruby hydranges time stamp 16:54 or so... Does anyone know what they are...they are very striking and a beautiful color green
Hello …… I know I chatted with you about the hydrangeas incrediball …… do you experience branches dropping in your plant? The plant is fine with the exception that every now end then a branch or a few and fall. It seems that by now that issue stopped ….. is there something am doing wrong? I experience that my incrediballs get leggy ….. does that mean that am watering too much ? I appreciate your help I don’t know who to ask since the garden centers arond my area don’t seem to be well knowledgeable …..thank you
I’m in zone 5a and we are redoing our front yard that faces the east and doesn’t get much sun after morning. I’m dead set on hydrangeas but I’m only a second year gardener and no idea what to pick? It gets -30 below here in the winter so I need a tough one, shorter than 4 feet and love the pinks. Any suggestions from fans or anyone would help!
Question, i planted 3 hydrangeas last summer, all did well that summer and into fall, however when spring came they were half the size they were when i planted them. I was hoping for more growth not less. I didnt do any pruning. So.Im perplexed. Any info is appreciated .
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Your yard is stunning. I could sit out there for hours just looking at the beautiful flowers, shrubs and trees.
Beutiful Love everything 💙👍🏻💙
Your hydrangea collection is better than a nursery!!!
If you have clay soil, adding Gypsum powder and using a pitchfork, will help break down the clay.
I used this approach for a massive fishtail fern.
The soil was rubbish, pure clay.....so I used Gypsum and compost, left it for 2 months, then dug a larger hole, added a bag or 2 of garden mix and today its just thriving.
Ive since added some clivias, bromeliads and mini lomandra grasses.
And a kowhai tree from seed.
It's a dry shade based garden and different from the other parts of my garden.
Jo.😊
Beautiful!!! All of your garden is amazing! 😊
I’m local to you and have 3 Incrediballs in full sun. They do quite well but I do have them on drip with extra emitters.
Hydrangeas are my favorite. I purchase one new type each year. Years ago, in my grandmother's garden, I grew to love them.
Man, that hydrangea hedge is incredible.
Yeesss what we been waiting for 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
The hydrangeas are beautiful! …you’ve definitely begun instilling a love for them in me!
Gotta get my hands on a Zinfin Doll hydrangea. I have a spot for that so it can shine!! You have an impressive collection! Thanks for sharing them.
Hi Matthew! Your hydrangeas are so beautiful! I love seeing them. The rest of your gardens are looking really good, too. Thank you so much for sharing!
Wow beautiful flowers
Oh boy , I enjoyed this video.
I am an old Sourhern girl trying to garden in the bug infested sauna of the south northwest Florida. I love watching you and your beautiful garden. You really make me want to step up my shrub game. I love hydrangeas but the heat and humidity here kick us both.
I am in the same area zone 8B/9 and started my garden this year with high hopes but every fungus, bacteria and pest are coming along nicely😂😝
Thank you . I love hydrangeas. I have several. Take care.Matthew
About the Zinfin Doll, I have a few. I read that they were discontinued because of complaints.that they burned easy and, that the stems didnt hold up. Ive not particularly cared for them until... maybe NOW. Its Almost june and will be my 3rd (LEAP!) year with them and without having bloomed yet, I already noticed a HUGE difference in their vigor, size, and habit. I CANT WAIT to see them THIS year! I suppose, many people dont hold their fire through that sleep, creep, leap wait, esp when some plants may be stellar during their "creep years". If i was asked my opinion a year ago, Id give them a fair/poor review and voice my regret not getting a Vanilla Strawberry instead, but after seeing my little hedge this year, confirmed by your early experience with them, we may realize we are EXTREMELY FORTUNATE to have grabbed these gems while they were available!!! 😁😁😁😁
I'm jealous!!! Ha ha I was hoping to grab one but missed the boat!
Everything is looking beautiful Mathew 🍃🌸🍃
I haven't peeked in on you for a while. OH MY!!! Your vision is coming to life and it is so beautiful!! Thank you for all of the good hydrangea info. :^)
Your pinnacle hydrangeas are looking fantastic!
Your garden looks incredible Matthew! I have an obsession with hydrangeas and just planted 3 of the new PW Puffer Fish Hydrangea yesterday and I think they might be my new favorite. 🥰
I just love your voice. It’s so soothing
Matthew, your garden is wonderful! I always watch your videos and love your content!!! I grow a lot hydrangeas too here in 7a Richmond Virginia. Love them...my most recent acquire is Miss Saori hydrangea....oh my goodness I love them!!! I have been a trying to get them for five years and finally got them last year! I have about 50 varieties of hydrangeas 🌺 Thank you again Matthew!!!! 😊
Your garden is absolutely stunning 🌸👍
Am here for the garden view….gorgeous
Thank you Matthew. I love hydrangeas. I have several. Take care.
I live in zone 8B in a high desert. This is my first year with the fairytale bride and it’s extremely fussy about what spot it likes to be in. I tried morning sun only and it dropped its flowers. I tried late day sun which made it dry out. Currently, I am have it under dappled light which seems to be the most promising.
LOVE your gorgeous panicle hydrangeas! I also love Zinfin Doll (and have one in my garden), but sadly that hydrangea has been discontinued, so unless someone can find a specimen that is still filtering through retail, you won't find one. A good panicle replacement would be the Little Lime Punch or even Quick Fire Fab.
150 !!! Love it 😁😁😁
I picked up a limelight and bobo on clearance at end of summer last year...looks like they made it 😉
Will be following yours to compare bloom time, size etc... thanks for sharing 😊
The more I watch your videos the more I want to play in my front garden popping in new plants. Unfortunately the plants need to be deer resistant because we have nightly muncher guests.
I was told Espoma for blueberries fertilizer will turn your Hydrangeas blue. 💙
Love your garden. I especially love this video. Because I think I want little lime light hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are my favorite ❤thank you for the tour!
I watch your videos so I can get inspiration! Your garden is #gardeninggoals!!
Thank you ❤ Warm greetings from Chicago !
I love your garden, especially your incrediball hydrangea hedge!!! Can you please, please do a video on how you staked them and the material you used? I have an incrediball hedge too and they are 3 years old and flopped badly due to heavy rains. I love how you staked yours compared to how others have done it because your method is hidden, allowing the flowers to be the star of the show. Please do a detailed video when you can.
I did a video in late winter and early spring when I put them in this year. It’s on the channel.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden Okay thank you!!!
Waooo😍😍🤩😍 beautiful garden....Bless You🙏🙏 I bought Hydrangea Incrediball after see your garden one year algo. They're blooming 🤩🤩 I'm so exciting.
We are in Columbus and I had several plants that didn’t survive. I think the negative temps in December did them in because in January on it’s been spring
Thank you for the information about the Fairytrails hydrangea. Since you had die back and it does grow on old wood. I am going to continue to continue to winter over in a greenhouse since I do have that option. Since watching your video, I have gone out and potted it up into a larger pot instead of planting it in the ground. Thank you again.
Well holy hydrangea. They are all beautiful but my favorite is…..pinky winky because I have 3 and they are so beautiful.
I wish in Australia we could get some of these varieties. Nice garden mate.,
I’m so happy to hear about the yellow leaves turning yellow. It started happening to my bobo petites and I panicked. So that is a big relief. I also have a pinky winky and I love it as well. My little quick fire is taking off in its 2nd year and my invincbelle mini mauvette is struggling a little. So we shall see. Thank you for explaining all the beautiful types you have.
Spectacular hydrangeas!!
Beautiful!
Wow! Amazing.
Thank you so much for being a gardening tutor! My incrediballs's leave pale green. What fertilizer and/or compost do you use on them?
Good morning, Love love love your garden. I never hear about ordering PW plant through Amazon. Thank you for the info :)
Love hydrangeas tour❤❤❤ Zinfn doll is my favorite next to my firelight. I can't find any Zinfin dolls to purchase 😢
Didn’t PW retire zinfin doll this year? I think I read/heard that, but I could be wrong.
@@DebtFreeDana that's a bummer 😭
Say, "Peter picked a pink paniculata," real fast! 😅 Sorry. Couldn't resist it. I have 12 hydrangeas and love all of them except little lime and vanilla strawberry. In the south it doesn't get cool enough for their blooms to turn pink 😢
Haha! I had to reshoot that clip like 3 times!
@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden I kinda thought that!!
Brought Puffer Fish today.❤️❤️
Awesome
Love ur garden, do u still have oakleaf hydrangea snowflake, I was hoping to get an update on it
Great video!!!! I watched to the very end to see if you were gonna shoe the snowcicle. Mine are putting on great growth so far! Did yours make it through the winter?
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What type of grass do you use for your lawn? I live in Dayton and your videos are so helpful!!!
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My limelight’s are already blooming 😳zone 7b
Are those arborvitae’s or a juniper by the stairs? They’re beautiful
Hi Matthew, I have a limelight hydrangeas in the ground in its third year. When I bought them, the blooms were pinkish but last year in its second year, the blooms were beautiful but they didn’t turn pink as they aged, they just turned brown, do you know why? I’m in zone 7 NJ. The plants get full sun. Thanks.
That’s pretty common until they get established root systems as the panicles tend to dry out more when they’re younger. In hotter zones they may not tend to turn as pink, but yours likely will. Just need some more years to be better established.
I planted my little 2 gal Invincibelle Spirit II in 2021 facing directly south. It did amazing in 2022 as by early June it was on drip. It's about 4' tall and wide and very full this year - I cut it back by about a third and should probably have cut more off. It's in full bloom now. I'm close to your zone near Niagara Falls, Canada so I think lots of sun and regular watering is the trick. Can you leave it for another year and see what happens?
Question! Have you noticed your incredibles have a fragrance? Mine smell similar to Sara Bernhardt peony. They smell wonderful, the bees are all over them. I have a drift of them by my front door. I haven’t see anyone else mention the fragrance.
Yes they do. I’ve mentioned it in a few videos before. It’s a really nice fragrance, especially in full bloom.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden wow really? That is awesome to hear I’m not crazy lol. I fell in love with them all over again. Mine are on year 3. Thanks for your reply!
I noticed your Zinfin Doll has tiny holes in the leaves. I’m getting that also and can’t figure out what it is. Do you know?
You have such an amazing yard....
QUESTION-what are the beautiful lime / gold colored shrubs just behind your invinsible ruby hydranges time stamp 16:54 or so...
Does anyone know what they are...they are very striking and a beautiful color green
It’s a perennial called Sun King Aralia.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden love love love !!! Ty for response
Hello …… I know I chatted with you about the hydrangeas incrediball …… do you experience branches dropping in your plant? The plant is fine with the exception that every now end then a branch or a few and fall. It seems that by now that issue stopped ….. is there something am doing wrong? I experience that my incrediballs get leggy ….. does that mean that am watering too much ? I appreciate your help I don’t know who to ask since the garden centers arond my area don’t seem to be well knowledgeable …..thank you
I’m in zone 5a and we are redoing our front yard that faces the east and doesn’t get much sun after morning. I’m dead set on hydrangeas but I’m only a second year gardener and no idea what to pick? It gets -30 below here in the winter so I need a tough one, shorter than 4 feet and love the pinks. Any suggestions from fans or anyone would help!
Question, i planted 3 hydrangeas last summer, all did well that summer and into fall, however when spring came they were half the size they were when i planted them. I was hoping for more growth not less. I didnt do any pruning. So.Im perplexed. Any info is appreciated .
What is the variety?
The white hydrangeas at the end, is that endless summer?
I’m guessing you’re asking about Proven Winners Incrediball
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden Ok thought it was endless summer.
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I thought Fairy tale bride was a zone 7