Thank you for watching my first garden tour! Watch to the end for the special guest. Instagram: / baetanical Website: baetanical.com Blog: baetanical.com/...
Already aching for the snow to finish melting to start planning the cottage garden. I dug out part of a hill in the backyard last year and it's begging for lovely flowers. Got lots of inspiration from your flower beds.
I started my very first veggie garden last year but I didn’t plant any flowers. I did plant poppies in a small pot but gifted it to my little nephew. It’s so nice to see the flowers and its whole plant. Now I have an idea what to expect when I plant them. I am planting cosmos, zinnias, calendulas, sunflowers, marigolds, nasturtium, hollyhock and celosia. Can’t wait for the blooms! Thanks and more power!!! - Zee, N. Cali zone 10a
I really enjoyed this video. I garden in a warm climate but a warm, humid climate that gets a lot of rain in the summer months so I always look for gardener growing in warm climates to watch. I love the front garden beds. I grow more cut flowers like zinnias and dwarf sunflowers which is very different than the lovely cottage style beds you put in. I will definitely try that next season. There's something so whimsical about a variety of smaller flowers growing near each other in clumps to complete a garden bed. Looking forward to seeing more of your content.
This is so awesome! Thanks for sharing all of your hard work. I loved learning all of the flower names! I hope this is a space where I can share a small opinion, without offending!! I would recommend looking into something other than ivy for the retaining wall. Ivy (whether english ivy, or fig ivy) has such a devastating impact on local plant life. They are quite invasive, aggressive growers, and choke out other vegetation. I volunteer with my city's tree department and we are always battling ivy growing on the city trees.
No offense taken, of course! Fig "ivy" isn't a true ivy. It's a ficus, actually and many use it as a houseplant. I guess I should have called it creeping fig. But point taken!
Loved your special guest!!! Your garden looks amazing! And please make the video of your indoor garden, I've already subscribed to your channel so please make more videos!
Awesome to hear! I will most definitely make more videos including the indoor plants! I also have a ton of succulents and cacti too :) Basically a lot of filming potential!
So gorgeous! I hope y'all are proud! Can't wait to see how everything develops. Also, thanks for helping the pollinators (we need all the help we can get). (ALSO ALSO: I think you could make an ahhhmazing Baetanical shirt with "Beautiful Show" printed across it.)
Follow you on IG. This is a great first video. Audio is very good. Love to see a lot of zinnias-my favorite cut flower. Liatris is one of my favorites too. One of the few bulbs that blooms mid summer. Dr. Seuss is a great description for that flower stalk. It makes a good cut flower too because it dries really well. Retaining wall turned out very nice. Looking forward to upcoming vids.
I'm going to have to cut a few stalks of the Liatris because I had no idea they would be a good cut flower! Can't wait to film more. Thanks for coming along for the ride!
wow that wall looks GREAT! Maybe try some thyme and other cascading herb too. Not only will you get the lovely ground cover but the aroma is heavenly. Plus fresh herbs for cooking . Great free form gardens, can't wait to see how the wall develops.
I like a lot what you have done in your street, really nice... I will try to do the same in some spots that are in my patio... I hope the plants can do it under the sun of Merida, Mexico.... will see...
I am also in Texas! You and Ray have done an amazing job. What beautiful plants! Can you please list the plants you mentioned in the description box. I am planning my garden!
Oooo if you're talking right behind the wall, there's a peach tree and a nearly-dead Mexican plum tree lol. They're actually still in their pots, but just buried in the soil until the wall is complete!
Ohh I’m so excited to have found your channel! You give me hope for Austin gardening in cottage style :) I also have a sloped lawn (so intimidating!) and was hoping you could share with me the material you used for the veggie beds? You said something about it but I couldn’t quite get the name. Thanks for sharing!
That "delsperma" ground cover is absolutely beautiful!! 😍😍😍 Edit: You must be doing something right or just straight magical in your garden, as I was surprised at some of the plants you had not only surviving in your beds but also growing and flowering happily! Beautiful job! Also that wall is impressive! Was the whole area slopped? Like even the little walkway path? It would be cool to see what it looked like before. Subbed and looking forward to more videos! I follow Garden Answer (Truly impressive work. I think you'd love the channel) but her climate is very cold. I'm from FL currently living in PR so a garden channel with somewhat the same heat is exciting!❤😍
Sasha Arroyo Thank you for your wonderful comment! Yes the whole area in the back was and is sloped. It can be really tricky to plant on a slopes terrain but it definitely helps with drainage since I don’t have areas that flood. I absolutely love Garden Answer! She has a very different climate, but I still get ideas from her here and there.
So glad I found you! Hello from Corpus 🤙🏼 I think what you grow will work for my land. Looks like you’re in the neighborhood I was looking at years ago when I lived in atx. ❤️🪴 Wishing the best with your plant growing and show. 🙏🏽
Hi, Danny here. Was wondering where you saw your house and how I could find a modern one like it. If you have any info on your bio I'd love to look into it. We are currently planning on moving to reno Nevada and love your homes exterior. Thanks in advance.
Already aching for the snow to finish melting to start planning the cottage garden. I dug out part of a hill in the backyard last year and it's begging for lovely flowers. Got lots of inspiration from your flower beds.
Wow, such a great garden! I particularly liked seeing the in-process shots to see how things have progressed!
I always find those in-process shots to be the most helpful to other gardeners, so I wanted to be sure to include many! Thank you :)
I started my very first veggie garden last year but I didn’t plant any flowers. I did plant poppies in a small pot but gifted it to my little nephew. It’s so nice to see the flowers and its whole plant. Now I have an idea what to expect when I plant them. I am planting cosmos, zinnias, calendulas, sunflowers, marigolds, nasturtium, hollyhock and celosia. Can’t wait for the blooms! Thanks and more power!!! - Zee, N. Cali zone 10a
Love all of the modern homes !
I’ll have to watch this again and take some notes. 🙂 Awesome garden.
I really enjoyed this video. I garden in a warm climate but a warm, humid climate that gets a lot of rain in the summer months so I always look for gardener growing in warm climates to watch. I love the front garden beds. I grow more cut flowers like zinnias and dwarf sunflowers which is very different than the lovely cottage style beds you put in. I will definitely try that next season. There's something so whimsical about a variety of smaller flowers growing near each other in clumps to complete a garden bed. Looking forward to seeing more of your content.
can't wait to see what you do this year Baetanical
This is so awesome! Thanks for sharing all of your hard work. I loved learning all of the flower names! I hope this is a space where I can share a small opinion, without offending!! I would recommend looking into something other than ivy for the retaining wall. Ivy (whether english ivy, or fig ivy) has such a devastating impact on local plant life. They are quite invasive, aggressive growers, and choke out other vegetation. I volunteer with my city's tree department and we are always battling ivy growing on the city trees.
No offense taken, of course! Fig "ivy" isn't a true ivy. It's a ficus, actually and many use it as a houseplant. I guess I should have called it creeping fig. But point taken!
Been looking for more 8B garden channels. This is soooooo necessary! Great garden and cant wait to see what else you do to your space!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed.
Loved your special guest!!! Your garden looks amazing! And please make the video of your indoor garden, I've already subscribed to your channel so please make more videos!
Awesome to hear! I will most definitely make more videos including the indoor plants! I also have a ton of succulents and cacti too :) Basically a lot of filming potential!
So gorgeous! I hope y'all are proud! Can't wait to see how everything develops. Also, thanks for helping the pollinators (we need all the help we can get). (ALSO ALSO: I think you could make an ahhhmazing Baetanical shirt with "Beautiful Show" printed across it.)
Hahah I caught myself saying that wayyyy too much! Thank you, Matt!
Follow you on IG. This is a great first video. Audio is very good. Love to see a lot of zinnias-my favorite cut flower. Liatris is one of my favorites too. One of the few bulbs that blooms mid summer. Dr. Seuss is a great description for that flower stalk. It makes a good cut flower too because it dries really well. Retaining wall turned out very nice. Looking forward to upcoming vids.
I'm going to have to cut a few stalks of the Liatris because I had no idea they would be a good cut flower! Can't wait to film more. Thanks for coming along for the ride!
Your garden is inspirational!!
You have a true green thumb! I love your Instagram and this video. Looking forward to more!
Thanks so much, Marsha!
Love your IG and now your TH-cam Channel! Keep up the good work and can’t wait for more videos!!
Isaac Piercy Thank you! Glad you’re enjoying.
Love your zinnias,they are my favorite flower.State fair and California gaints are GREAT for pollinators.
The "Special Guest" had me chuckling LOL
So beautiful!
Loving this, it's so hard to find gardeners in the heat! I'm up near Lubbock so heat tolerant is my jam!
wow that wall looks GREAT! Maybe try some thyme and other cascading herb too. Not only will you get the lovely ground cover but the aroma is heavenly. Plus fresh herbs for cooking . Great free form gardens, can't wait to see how the wall develops.
Just found your channel and this is amazing! I love your garden(s) and I feel really inspired. :)
I like a lot what you have done in your street, really nice... I will try to do the same in some spots that are in my patio... I hope the plants can do it under the sun of Merida, Mexico.... will see...
I am also in Texas! You and Ray have done an amazing job. What beautiful plants! Can you please list the plants you mentioned in the description box. I am planning my garden!
Just discovered your channel. I absolutely love your gardens! I’m looking for more inspiration for my house as well
What a great video! Really loved all of your beds and of course that wall build! 😍 Were those some ficus trees out behind the wall? Great job gents!
Oooo if you're talking right behind the wall, there's a peach tree and a nearly-dead Mexican plum tree lol. They're actually still in their pots, but just buried in the soil until the wall is complete!
Wow I was wayyyy off lol
@@KnotDude Haha I can see the resemblance! Now I need a ficus tree...
Looking great! 🌱☀️🌼
Ohh I’m so excited to have found your channel! You give me hope for Austin gardening in cottage style :) I also have a sloped lawn (so intimidating!) and was hoping you could share with me the material you used for the veggie beds? You said something about it but I couldn’t quite get the name. Thanks for sharing!
Oh I love your front beds!!!, so making a list for a dead area in front of our house...
Love your videos. You can steak your zucchini to grow up. Helps keep then off the ground and takes up less space.
That "delsperma" ground cover is absolutely beautiful!! 😍😍😍
Edit: You must be doing something right or just straight magical in your garden, as I was surprised at some of the plants you had not only surviving in your beds but also growing and flowering happily! Beautiful job!
Also that wall is impressive! Was the whole area slopped? Like even the little walkway path? It would be cool to see what it looked like before.
Subbed and looking forward to more videos! I follow Garden Answer (Truly impressive work. I think you'd love the channel) but her climate is very cold. I'm from FL currently living in PR so a garden channel with somewhat the same heat is exciting!❤😍
Sasha Arroyo Thank you for your wonderful comment! Yes the whole area in the back was and is sloped. It can be really tricky to plant on a slopes terrain but it definitely helps with drainage since I don’t have areas that flood. I absolutely love Garden Answer! She has a very different climate, but I still get ideas from her here and there.
@@Baetanical Yess! So much garden inspo! And also good day dreaming material haha!
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Inspiring and educational. What’s the species or cultivar of the Liatris?
So glad I found you! Hello from Corpus 🤙🏼 I think what you grow will work for my land. Looks like you’re in the neighborhood I was looking at years ago when I lived in atx. ❤️🪴 Wishing the best with your plant growing and show. 🙏🏽
Would be interested what was the catalyst to get you started in gardening
What is the name of the blue flowers that butterflies love?
Cool, please the name of the future blue flowers
Hi, Danny here. Was wondering where you saw your house and how I could find a modern one like it. If you have any info on your bio I'd love to look into it. We are currently planning on moving to reno Nevada and love your homes exterior. Thanks in advance.
What does your garden look like this year ?2024
What zone do you live in
Some delphiniums will rebloom if you cut off the flower stalks after the blooms fade.
How's she looking this year?
Curb appeal galore!
Hey brother will you watch back to eden by Paul G.
Definitely thx for the rec
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