A Year in the Garden • A Diary of Changing Seasons
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- Relax and fill your brain with beautiful plants and flowers. Get ideas on what to grow for next season, and learn about the ups and downs of maintaining a garden, all within the course of a year.
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What are you all excited to grow next spring? Please share - I'd love to know!
🌻🌻Sunflowers
id say weed, but i dont know if it is legal in your state
Sunflowers, and roses.
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I have a spreadsheet. Poppies are new for me, inspired by you. I selected Amazing Grey. I’m in Zone 7b and the humidity gets them.
Man I waited so long for this try uploading at least 1video a month you make beautiful videos
Thank you for waiting!! Much appreciated.
Alas, you are back!! Yeah!!
Glad to see you’re okay! We missed you…NERD ON!
Yesss! So excited to see this in my feed!
The best part I think in planting flowers is seeing how happy the pollinators are
I totally agree!
i was waiting for this video for ages!!!!!!!!🌿
Hope you enjoyed it! So sorry for the wait!
This is exactly what I needed in the middle of winter in 9B! Absolutely loved how you showed the full cycle of your plants. It’s amazing that so many survived that cold winter with snow. I also love that so many of the plants you sowed in previous years just came popping up by themselves.
I would love to see more content around when you usually start your different seeds and how you operate to keep your garden continually blooming.
Thank you for sharing your journey, I truly enjoyed every second of it!
Thank you, Ivy!!
Your garden is so beautiful and mesmerizing. I loved seeing all the transformation from season to season even with that terrible ice storm.
The devil strip adds so much charm to that corner. I am planting Canterbury bells and cosmos. The bells over winter with my snap dragon
Glad you're back. Don't go away for so long again. I recently moved to the desert and will need to learn how to garden all over again. Unless one wants a large water bill, lots of flowering plants is no longer an option. Fabulous peaches. My experience was that the trees sometimes have good years and other years are not so good. They were amazingly hearty in the bay area.
Finally! I can’t wait to watch it!!
So glad to see you back!
I'm obsessed with the poppy+bachelor button combo!
Wow! I never make it throughout a 15 min video, but yo do NOT annoy me with the rapid and luck of i information talking plus I love your sense of humor, naming all the plants (which help us to buy it)
I am in Texas and also suffered the snow storm and freeze. Of course al the outside plants freezed but my hope make me to cut them to the ground and do not remove its roots so I got all of them back. Sadly did not happen with the indoors plants since it was -30°F while outside -15°.
Thank you for sharing!
I love ur " I God their're following me!!! 😍😂😅😂😅😍
Fabulous to see you back. Lovely ceramic pieces, too.
Thank you! 😊
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That storm almost killed my neighbors..one guy i checked in was in his recliner in a tshirt!!..i got him warm fed and moved on to the next elderly .several neighbors had no water...i made soup outside on the bbq and passed it out..u would not believe how hard they hugged me and cried when i delievered it....coffee and tea too...people had old thermos they came over and got more..we did not have power for almost 2 weeks!!!!! .btw..im pushing 80 so im one of em...but im a prepper
Your garden was beautiful I am interested in growing the Sweet Pea flowers
Go for it! Definitely worth it. They smell great.
@@Baetanical ok
Great to see your year overview. The devils strip is so pretty. I wondered how it looked in summer, as I felt like that wasn't featured much. I like a lot of the same flowers, but we are in 5b, so i winter sow a lot in milk jugs. David Austin roses are my favorites! I added 6 this year, and plan to add more each year. I have tried to grow sunflowers, but the squirrels get them!
Just watched this again with my teenage daughter; it has to be one of my favourite videos of 2021. We were mesmerised by the emerald bee and looked them up. Wow! I am tempted to start work on a series of bee paintings now. But more importantly it has encouraged my daughter to get involved in the garden. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you for telling me!! I make these videos just for that reason - to inspire others to garden and fall in love with the natural world around us. Glad to hear your daughter is starting early.
Love your video. You’re a talented gardener with a beautiful mix of plants and pollinator resources. Your passion really shows. I look forward to more videos!
Yet another beautiful video James. Not gonna lie it was kind of hard looking back at that week of the winter storm but looking at our gardens now you would have never guessed it even happened.
Totally agree. I forgot how crazy that storm was until I looked at the old videos. I hope we don't have to go through that again anytime soon! What a mess!
Trank for the great Video I grow next year poppies and more flowers i wish you a great next year 2022
Poppies will survive anything and seed into any part they want
Love your music, content, flowers, but especially your quirky comments! 😄 would love to know approximate dates of when you sow, or start what seeds. Thank you for the great content!
i watched the whole video and all i wanna say is that i'm jealous omg. dude, you're amazing! kisses and hugs from argentina
Love your Beetanical garden
I just love the beauty, detail and care that you place in your gardening of the varied plants- Beautiful! M
Ultimately the ice, cold temps made those genes stronger or more hardy and that very process over and over is pretty much how native Americans got prickly pear cactus, maze, paw paw to grow here in michigan just amazing.
I’m so glad to see a new video! I haven’t watched it yet but know it will be good
Beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing this! So interesting and inspirational! Thanks for all the time and energy you spent filming this and putting it together in this video.
Love to see more.
Love from Holland.❤🌺
So excited to see you back! Your videos are top quality and always so well done. You have been missed!
What a beautiful garden! ❤
Beautiful relaxing video thanks for sharing! My poppies the p soms pinks, purple, and reds just bloomed this spring and are absolutely breath taking.
Glad to see you posted
Excellent flower shows You have created This year can't wait to see what next year brings 🌻
Beautiful garden tour! Good luck next year!
Incredible video I enjoyed every second of it do keep up the great work your passion for plants & wildlife is awesome 👌
Great job!! How amazing to get to see your garden through the whole year. I planted poppies last year (I'm also in Austin, TX) and they self seeded this year! I'm so excited to keep expanding my flower gardens. Thanks for making this video! Very Inspiring!
That is awesome! Glad to hear others in the area are planting cornpoppies! Enjoy them come spring :)
The return of Sweater!! Always bringing the good mood music with your videos and I appreciate your filming styles-low angles, time lapse, rack focus, etc. The devil strip looks just like an alpine meadow, so beautiful. Just finished watching Being the Ricardos, so I laughed a bit too much at the seed stomping. Didn't realize you had received that much snow but it makes you realize how resilient plants can be. I like that you create microhabitats for both plants, insects and the occasional feline. Your adeniums look like sentinels on watch. Very jealous of your verbena bonariensis. "Liatris if you want to be boring" 🤣 This video is a treat for the dead of winter and is getting me excited for spring. As always, thanks for the inspo.
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it, even if the video was so delayed. The verbena have been growing very well. I actually started them in cells first then planted them out in the garden. By the end of the year they were ENORMOUS so I had to keep chopping them back.
How'd you like seeing your colocasias on the screen? They were so much fun to grow.
Now I really need to watch Bring the Ricardos... assuming a grape stomping reference? Haha!
I wanted to say thanks for this video. I've only got a small garden but I was able to fill it with poppies and cornflowers, inspired by your video. I see your channel has gone quiet but I hope you're able to put up some more videos when you have time.
Awesome video!
I really appreciate your approach and explorative process to gardening. Your videos have encouraged me to go with the flow a bit more in my own garden and to be more inquisitive about plants. Thank you, love your work!
Thank you so much for this video!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Amazing videography!! It was so pleasant to watch this whole video and listen to your amazing narration :)
I especially loved the still clips of the little snow dunes.
New subscriber here. Your video appeared in my suggestions. Glad it did! You gave me some hope to attempt poppies again this year. Im in MD zone 7a. Happy New Year!🎊
Great to see you found your way to my video! Happy new year and happy gardening!
Really enjoyed the video! I discovered the channel some months ago and I'm loving the content, even bought some poppy e bachelor seeds to plant here in Brazil after the temperatures slow down a bit (it's a crazy summer in here). Thanks for sharing your gardening, it's really inspiring to me 💜🌼
I can't wait for my poppies to grow now !
Flowers 🌺 are super fun to watch love your vids keeping me entertained
This is honestly one of my favourite videos since you posted it. I must’ve watched it about 5 times at this point lol. Just gorgeous.
I adore your wildflowers on the devil’s strip - my bf and I have actually started sprinkling wildflower seeds on random bits of abandoned/ignored land in our inner city neighborhood and are SO EXCITED to see what happens in a few months!!
That snow storm rly messed us up in San Antonio lol
It was a mess ugh. Hoping we don't get anything like that this winter again.
This is great; thank you! I really appreciate your videos and your sense of humour.
So glad you're still here! i need to try the mexican bush sage....did you grow it from seed or starts?
I got them as starters from a local nursery in Austin. I actually haven't had luck finding seeds for them surprisingly!
Bro,Plz,Plz do MORE videos amateur gardners miss you in these streets lol,I'm a zinnia gardener and doing bachelor button/american basketflower this summer for the pollinators
Ohhh American basketflower is a great idea! Love those. And expect more vids my dude!
Love your spider commentary and catmint pollinators! Very beautiful gardens! I was inspired by your previous video about the poppies and cornflowers in the devil strip! Such a gorgeous combination! I picked up some seeds myself and hope to have a spot of the same in mine this spring! I'm an hour south of you. You're not truly gardening if you haven't killed your share of plants!
I'm looking forward to trying larkspur, poppies, and foxglove this year! I managed to find a couple of foxgloves at a nursery this past spring only to find out after I lost one that they are a perennial variety. The one remaining has performed beautifully!
I've tried foxglove a couple years ago and really enjoyed them. You're making me want to try them again! Best of luck and thank you for your kind words!
This is delightful to watch. Thank you❤
You're back .I was watching your videos very inspiring and I love poppies. Wanna try again this year like how you planted yours with bachelor buttons....😊
I suggest you paint the post of the sign in your devil strip a dark green color so that it blends in with your garden.
I wish I could! It's a stop sign so it must remain unpainted.
Beautiful! Thank you! 🌸🌻🌼🥀🌹🏵💮🍀
Great video! Great footage! Great commentary!! Me encanto!
Gracias Cecilia!!
We are beekeepers - not any professional way or anything near that. We just have few beehives and every spring bee’s just come in. We put every year panel where they will produce honey and after - simple smoker and you got home honey 🍯 pretty easy and not a lot work. We are giving about 5 days per season to beekeeping - set up and collect honey 🍯 EU - 🇱🇻 Latvia
I’m in Arkansas and the snow was scary in Feb 2021. Thanks for sharing.
This was such a beautiful video! Thank you, I enjoyed it very much and gave a little something for all the time this took. I wrote down the names of some of the flowers and hope they will do well in my garden this year.🌷
My plan this year for 2022 is a Blue and white garden, kind of like Delft colored pottery. This past fall I sowed, Himalayan Blue bread seed poppies. along with blue forget-me-not and blue crocus. As for the white there will be white narcissus, and alyssum carpet of snow flowers. Have never grown the poppies before, but it will be interesting to see what they really will look like.
I want to buy gemstones and crystals but it's hard when I'm obsessed with flowers 🌺
you have suchhh a relaxing voice, love these videos!
I am fully enjoying this.. I want spring Now.. I am in MN Zone 4b...
Awesome work, totally worth the wait!! 💯
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BEAUTIFUL AND INSPIRING VIDEO !!!
Thank you for sharing with us, Full support from us to you, Please take care
Beautiful
Thank you for your wonderful videos. I aspire to make great content like you one day. Next spring (among many other things) I’m excited for my perennial poppies and my butterfly Ariadne ranunculus! They’re just gorgeous. First time growing them and they’ve already started sprouting here in zone 9 can’t wait for blooms!
James, this was the most enjoyable video diary I've watched in a long time! After a fall 2021 of planting more small shrubs and small trees, mostly Japanese maples, I will be planting more seed grown perennials and annuals in 2022. I am aiming toward a "strolling garden" style with more curves in the pathways. I will not grow food crops in this garden anymore. I have too many rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, etc. So, my food crops will be grown in large containers at the top of my driveway, which worked very well in 2021 because of the full day sun. I'm in Raleigh, NC. Thank you, James!
Love your show!! I also grow on the devil strip😀 I too am growing dahlias from seed!😀
New subscriber I love your videos and beautiful flowers
Great video!
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dude loved this video. watched it while doing dishes and it definitely taught me alot. keep it up
Much appreciated!!
Your ceramic art is really lovely. Your work in the garden got me interested in growing poppies. Failed at my first attempt but it's summer here. So go figure but I'll try in the future. Some seedlings seem to coming up. The california poppy so fingers crossed i can see them up during my fall/autumn here
Glad to see you! Hope we get a video of your garden aspirations! Perhaps take a vlogging style so producing these videos isnt so taxing. I honestly would love to see a mix of pottery work with gardening and just final placement of a freshly cut bouquet in a new vase of yours! Anyway. Glad 2021 winter storm wasnt as bad for you.
Great ideas! Thanks so much and glad you enjoyed.
I came across your channel while looking up videos for poppies and I’m so glad I did! I have just watched several now and am in a tranquil garden trance lol but I still haven’t seen anything on what’s in those planters with the salvia?? Tree cuttings? So curious!
Spiders are one thing I hate about my garden 😆 I’m terrified that one morning I’m gonna walk through a web 🤮🤮
Happens to me all the time!!
Also try agrostema for height in back..direct seed ..ammi is another...both are great...
Oh I need to find out what variety Snapdragons those are!!!
What was the snapdragons you planted with the pink/yellow blooms? They are beautiful
They are HARD TO FIND...BUT TRY BASEBALL POPPIES...OMG OMG.
Are you planning to do more videos? I also live in the same city so am interested in how plants grow here. Also new to gardening.
Yes, trying to get back into posting more regularly!
How do you keep the side walk clear? Do cut plants back
Have you seen Parkrose Permaculture videos on her bee keeping?
What is your snap dragon called??😊
What a weird year 2022 is...my larkspure and batchlor buttons sprouted way way late..and only about half if them..zero poppies no.agrostemma sprouted..not one out 1/4 pound of.each!!.
You are a beautiful man!!!
how long does it take for your poppies to grow from seed to flowering? thanks.
They sprout late fall and flower in March. If you're in a cold area, you can sow them in early spring and get flowers early summer.
@@Baetanical update: planted the seeds in Jan of this year and its sprouting.
I do have another questions: After your poppies have flowered do you cut them back? Do they grow back the next year?
I thought my poppies plants was weeds. 😭 I'll try again 🤧
Little known fact...sunflowers actually EVOLVED IN TEXAS.
I also perfer the wild sunflowers...for the back of my garden..
DO THE BEES NOW...IM PUSHING 80 AND ALWAYS SAID ID DO IT WHEN I RETIRED...DO IT NOW!!! HOOK UP WITH A CLUB OR BEE KEEPER IN THE AREA. TO HELP U...SERIOUSLY SON DO IT NOW...IF U DONT LIKE IT MOVE ON...BUT U WILL LOVE IT...I MOSTLY JUST PLAY WITH BEES SINCE I WAS A KID...NEVER FOT STUNG...EXCEPT STAY AWAY FROM THE BIG FAT BEE LOOKING ONES...THEY WILL GANG UP ON U..IF U SEE ONE DO NOT DISTURB OR THEY GANG UP ON U.AGGRESSIVELY ...THEY ARE NATIVE TOO...BUT NOT FRIENDLY...WE CALL THEM WOOD BEES...THEY DRILL A PERFECT HOLE IN HOUSES TO NEST..AND TILL RUIN YOUR HOUSE!!! U WONT BE ABLE TO GET IN OR OUT.
Arghhh..an aggie bluebonnet...noook
Global Warming!