Finally a video. I'm waiting tk see the next year combination of plants. And I have ckay rock solid soil... ishh.. Alabama.. What perennials can I do for drought..and super cold North Alabama? please! thanks Justin!
Pretty but, arborvitae are spider magnets. KY used to have red twig dogwoods growing in the medians on I-64. In the winter, they were breathtakingly beautiful against the white snow.
I love arborvitae ❤❤ FireChief and Mr Bowling Ball are two of my favorites. I'm in zone 6b New Jersey and those two in particular definitely add winter interest in my garden. 😊 Love your videos!!!
What do you mean "if you liked the video"? It's always a good day when you release a new video. We are supposed to start our "Old Kentucky Home" in June. I need to revisit some of your past presentations and figure out my landscaping needs. Thanks for sharing with us! I wish I were close to your town. I'd be a "Hoot" doing "biness" with you. Cheers my Friend!!!
Wow ! A Nandina for Zone 3...fab.!! Just what we've been waiting for ,plus the bonus of winter interest. Thks.for the animated(as usual) video 😊 Zone 5a.
You crack me up. I don't recall where you are, but I'm assuming somewhere around where I used to live. However, I'm now in the PNW where we do arbor vitae well ... but usually what folks plant smells like cat pee. I love the evergreen. I love the colors. My favorite is "Fire chief". Says it grows to zone 8. As you're aware, there have recently been some re-classifications, so we're technically in zone 8B at 1000 ft in the Oregon Willamette Valley. A couple of times a year we get below 20 degrees F with about 6 inches (or more) of snow for more than a week. Our worst year I can recall was just after we moved in. 18 inches of snow the first day, and then it kept piling up. Ice brought down limbs. We had to collect snow for a week to cook and flush the commodes (once the power came back on). Will Fire Chief survive that at least once a year? Occasionally, it happens twice a year. It's frustrating because over 4.5 miles into town, they're down to 300 ft and can grow things we can't here. The opposite, we can grow Madrona where they can't in town. Weird how a mere 4.5 miles can make such a difference, even in the same zip code.
Sure have missed you! Glad to see you back. Looking forward to see what you have planned for the future! I hope it’s going to include some of our favorite garden tours!! 🤞🤞❤️
I promise you, we have so much in store this year you will not believe! Thank you for watching! We have A LOT planned with Bruce and Jeff with a few other surprises ❤
Love your channel and your personality! Wish you did more videos. I have 2 Mr. Bowling Balls and would love to find a Fire Chief and the other shrubs too.
I love the artic fire, but it wont grow in my zone. Im in 8a.😢 Great job though. I've become a planter because of you. I had to come back and say...its so helpful you put the name of the plants along with the growing zone on the screen. 👏 👏 👏
Blush Pink Nandina, on the screen it said zones 3-7. I got all excited because we just don’t grow nandinas here in our marginally zone 6 area. So I looked it up and I think that is misinformation 🤔. It’s a southern plant.
@@skgreenhouse Pretty great. All my conifers caught up on water, been soaked as I'm sure you know. Still planning to come your way........ XRP gets closer by the day. ✌️
Justin, love your videos. What shrub would you plant in front of Annabel Hydrangeas for support? I love the look of the fire chief and blush pink Nandina..but would a regular ol’ boxwood provide more support?
Hi Justin thank you for your informative and entertaining videos, in this video I saw a beautiful tree in the background that looks like a Bonsai tree I am very interested in purchasing one could you let me know the name of it and where or how I can buy it? Thank you!
Help, I have grown hydrangeas from cuttings. Started back in summer and they were doing great, got cold brought them indoors in FRONT of window and now they lost leaves and look like they're dying . What can I do , wanted to plant in yard this spring, I keep them watered when they start to dry out
Love the enthusiasm and knowledge, but ... had to laugh at your promoting the red-twig dogwood! We have that growing WILD at our place in Maine, and though the red twigs poking up through the snow are pretty, it's more than a mere nuisance! Every place a branch touches the ground, it roots - to initiate another growth center that then sends shoots out in every direction. Each clump can have 10-20 branches radiating out, and getting up to 2" in diameter - necessitating use of a chain saw to cut them off, before I come in with the backhoe on the tractor to pull the rootball. We spend WEEKS every year hacking and digging this **** up and throwing it into giant burn piles - 20 feet across and 6-8 feet high!!!! And we're only trying to keep three acres clear of it, plus the perimeter of the 2-acre pasture the horses have out front.
I love Maine! I spent 10 days there this past summer. Some of the most beautiful landscapes I have ever seen! The Dogwood I was showing in the video is completely sterile. It doesn't spread like native ones.
@@skgreenhouse ... Sterile - THAT would be a relief! But ours is far from that, and it's native. One of two very aggressive, bushy species we have that are omnipresent along old fence lines in particular (courtesy of birds perching there and pooping out the seeds from the berries they've eaten). Have come to love Maine myself, despite the harsh winters - they're what keep us from being overrun by people, malls and highways like eastern Massachusetts. I'm "from away," in that I was born elsewhere, and have only lived in the state for some 42 years now - though my wife was born about 15 miles from where we're living now. We're on 40+ acres of what was part of her grandparents' farm (on her mother's side), and her father's family has been in this area since before the Revolutionary War.
SO GLAD TO BE BACK YALL ❤ thank you all! HUGE YEAR PLANNED
Finally a video. I'm waiting tk see the next year combination of plants. And I have ckay rock solid soil... ishh.. Alabama.. What perennials can I do for drought..and super cold North Alabama? please! thanks Justin!
What zone are you in? Thanks for watching! -AL
😂😂 the one thing this channel especially brings is the entertainment and energy.
Just added that song, and imma need me one of those Morgan arbs for sho Justin 😉
Nandina firepower and abelia Kaleidoscope for the win!
Love your enthusiasm and knowledge Justin ! Keep up the great work
Pitch most of these, plant native shrubs
Pretty but, arborvitae are spider magnets. KY used to have red twig dogwoods growing in the medians on I-64. In the winter, they were breathtakingly beautiful against the white snow.
I have my eyes on gold mop cypress, blue star juniper, obsession nandina, dragon prince cryptomeria, and fire chief arborvitae
All good choice. I'm looking for the dragon prince as well
I love arborvitae ❤❤ FireChief and Mr Bowling Ball are two of my favorites. I'm in zone 6b New Jersey and those two in particular definitely add winter interest in my garden. 😊 Love your videos!!!
Thank you! I love those two as well and been looking for a place to add some Mr
Bowling Balls to the landscape!
YES!!! Thank you for mentioning the blush pink nandinas.
Growing and planning for winter is so underrated and neglected!❤
I have some Fire Chief arborvitae - they are AWESOME!!!
Love these videos
Love your videos!! And your humor! 😂
He'ssssss backkkkkk!!!! LFG!
Whaaaaaatttsss up???
@@skgreenhouse its always a pleasure to watch your videos!!
I love all my Nandinas especially Flirt it’s like a deep plummy purply shade right now!
It's a gorgeous shrub! I could have easily mentioned the "Flirt" variety! It's just as pretty as the Blush Pink.
What do you mean "if you liked the video"? It's always a good day when you release a new video. We are supposed to start our "Old Kentucky Home" in June. I need to revisit some of your past presentations and figure out my landscaping needs. Thanks for sharing with us! I wish I were close to your town. I'd be a "Hoot" doing "biness" with you. Cheers my Friend!!!
Wow ! A Nandina for Zone 3...fab.!! Just what we've been waiting for ,plus the bonus of winter interest. Thks.for the animated(as usual) video 😊 Zone 5a.
I want them all! 🙂
You crack me up.
I don't recall where you are, but I'm assuming somewhere around where I used to live.
However, I'm now in the PNW where we do arbor vitae well ... but usually what folks plant smells like cat pee. I love the evergreen. I love the colors. My favorite is "Fire chief". Says it grows to zone 8.
As you're aware, there have recently been some re-classifications, so we're technically in zone 8B at 1000 ft in the Oregon Willamette Valley. A couple of times a year we get below 20 degrees F with about 6 inches (or more) of snow for more than a week. Our worst year I can recall was just after we moved in. 18 inches of snow the first day, and then it kept piling up. Ice brought down limbs. We had to collect snow for a week to cook and flush the commodes (once the power came back on). Will Fire Chief survive that at least once a year? Occasionally, it happens twice a year.
It's frustrating because over 4.5 miles into town, they're down to 300 ft and can grow things we can't here.
The opposite, we can grow Madrona where they can't in town.
Weird how a mere 4.5 miles can make such a difference, even in the same zip code.
Sure have missed you! Glad to see you back. Looking forward to see what you have planned for the future! I hope it’s going to include some of our favorite garden tours!! 🤞🤞❤️
I promise you, we have so much in store this year you will not believe! Thank you for watching! We have A LOT planned with Bruce and Jeff with a few other surprises ❤
I keep going back and forth on making the drive to visit/purchase a few plants...6 hours away
Come see us in spring! We will make it worth it!
Need fire chief this year❤
Happy to see you again! Im looking for the arctic fire dogwood this year 👍 love your videos!!
Happy to hear from you! I really love the Arctic Fire Dogwood. It really deserves a place in the landscape!
I love
Love, love, love your videos! I'm in a shrub mood now!❤
Love your channel and your personality! Wish you did more videos. I have 2 Mr. Bowling Balls and would love to find a Fire Chief and the other shrubs too.
Cant wait for our garden centers here in S Wi to open for outdoor plants. Usually march
I love the artic fire, but it wont grow in my zone. Im in 8a.😢 Great job though. I've become a planter because of you. I had to come back and say...its so helpful you put the name of the plants along with the growing zone on the screen. 👏 👏 👏
Loving that Morgan arborvitae for its size! I need something to out in my elevated garden bed against my house 😍
Love the video Justin! Great to see you back. Keep it coming can’t wait to visit you guys in a few weeks
Great to see you again! You have such great ideas for plants with great year around interest. Love your videos!
Hi Justin are in the store every day,
I want to come and visit but will like to see you and show you my layout so I can get the right plants.
Wish nandina can grow in zone 4
Fire chief is one of my favorites too!
What's your thoughts on the pancake arborvitae?
So far I'm loving the nandinas aka "heavenly bamboo" for winter interest
Gotta love your energy and humor. I’m curious what is that pom pom tree you have at the end of pathway? Juniper?
Soooo glad to run across your channel...loving this!❤😊
I love your videos, wish you did more!
Oh trust me we’re more fired up than ever! We’re filming more than ever! I promise you! ❤
My red twig dogwoods are a car stopper in the front of my house.
Prove it, hahahahah! Can’t wait!
There he is! Good to see you brother. I was just looking at my garden and getting excited about spring plans.
Loved your video❤
Hey Justin. I just love watching your videos just for the enthusiasm & laughs. You make gardening fun. Don’t change & keep educating us. ❤
Great sense of humor my friend! Wish you were in ATL. BTW do you ship plant to GA? Thanks
What is the S&W on the SnowSprite by your sign near the road?
It's gotten huge! Probably around 12' tall and 7' wide.
Blush Pink Nandina, on the screen it said zones 3-7. I got all excited because we just don’t grow nandinas here in our marginally zone 6 area. So I looked it up and I think that is misinformation 🤔. It’s a southern plant.
Brilliant!!
Fun stuff brother 😅
How's it going this winter?
@@skgreenhouse Pretty great. All my conifers caught up on water, been soaked as I'm sure you know. Still planning to come your way........ XRP gets closer by the day. ✌️
Love your channel! I live in Charlotte, NC and would love to visit you guys. Do you work there full time?
Justin, love your videos.
What shrub would you plant in front of Annabel Hydrangeas for support? I love the look of the fire chief and blush pink Nandina..but would a regular ol’ boxwood provide more support?
Hi Justin thank you for your informative and entertaining videos, in this video I saw a beautiful tree in the background that looks like a Bonsai tree I am very interested in purchasing one could you let me know the name of it and where or how I can buy it? Thank you!
Where did you get your hat!
Help, I have grown hydrangeas from cuttings. Started back in summer and they were doing great, got cold brought them indoors in FRONT of window and now they lost leaves and look like they're dying . What can I do , wanted to plant in yard this spring, I keep them watered when they start to dry out
Was it too close to the window? If it’s near or touching and the windows aren’t the best insulated it can shock the plant!
Love the enthusiasm and knowledge, but ... had to laugh at your promoting the red-twig dogwood! We have that growing WILD at our place in Maine, and though the red twigs poking up through the snow are pretty, it's more than a mere nuisance! Every place a branch touches the ground, it roots - to initiate another growth center that then sends shoots out in every direction. Each clump can have 10-20 branches radiating out, and getting up to 2" in diameter - necessitating use of a chain saw to cut them off, before I come in with the backhoe on the tractor to pull the rootball. We spend WEEKS every year hacking and digging this **** up and throwing it into giant burn piles - 20 feet across and 6-8 feet high!!!! And we're only trying to keep three acres clear of it, plus the perimeter of the 2-acre pasture the horses have out front.
I love Maine! I spent 10 days there this past summer. Some of the most beautiful landscapes I have ever seen!
The Dogwood I was showing in the video is completely sterile. It doesn't spread like native ones.
@@skgreenhouse ... Sterile - THAT would be a relief! But ours is far from that, and it's native. One of two very aggressive, bushy species we have that are omnipresent along old fence lines in particular (courtesy of birds perching there and pooping out the seeds from the berries they've eaten). Have come to love Maine myself, despite the harsh winters - they're what keep us from being overrun by people, malls and highways like eastern Massachusetts. I'm "from away," in that I was born elsewhere, and have only lived in the state for some 42 years now - though my wife was born about 15 miles from where we're living now. We're on 40+ acres of what was part of her grandparents' farm (on her mother's side), and her father's family has been in this area since before the Revolutionary War.
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What upppp
Hey!! How's it going??
@@skgreenhouse going good!! Keep it up!!
Morgan Wallen 😂😂😂