As a lifelong gardener, I always enjoy your videos and am especially grateful for the timestamps for every plant you show/ discuss so that I can go back to any particular one that I then look up stats for.👍👍👍
I dont generally comment, I just sit back and enjoy watching. But occasionally I have an overwhelming feeling when i need to comment. I would just like to say that what the two of you have achieved/created is just visually stunning. Thank you for sharing your garden!
Hello, i am from Chile, y just enjoy your videos, your beautiful natural garden. I am trying to grow a natural garden too, but I live in a dry climate. How is your climate? How old is your garden? Thank you for sharing it.
@@veronicavenegas7662 We moved into this house in 2018 -- and we started the garden slowly from there. Some of the flower beds are only 1 year old tho... we removed the grass lawn just last year. Our climate is quite wet -- we're on the east coast of Denmark. It's like a zone 8a (if you use the USDA gardening zones) :)
You guys get the trophy for the most beautiful perennial garden on TH-cam! I saved some seeds last year for the first time and had real good luck! A real money saver. Learning a lot from your videos & will definitely be watching this one over and over again. BTW, I keep my hosts blooms as the hummingbirds like them.
We'll keep them, too as the bees love them. And honestly... the more I look at them and read positive comments like yours about them... the more I like them :) AND THANK you for the trophy! hahaha. We're thankful you enjoy what we're growing here :)
You are in jumpers, I can't believe it. We had 33C at 9 am. It will reach 40C in the afternoon. Gorgeous rudbeckia and cappuccino next to it. Your garden is amazing!!
I just love your garden it's so beautiful I have 30 gardens at memorial Park in New Kensington PA and it's at memorial Park and I've been doing it 20 years out there I pay for all the flowers to put out there and just beautiful everybody just loves to walk around I do little fairy gardens for all the little kids and stuff so it's just beautiful so I love watching everybody else's gardens on my phone so it gives me so much inspiration talk to you later thank you bye
So pretty. Amazing how you manage to maintain so much interest throughout the garden season. I just cut back a lot of early summer blooming perennials and my border is looking pretty sad. I’m envious!
So glad you're watching with us. Big hello from Denmark. ...we should have some more things coming up here this month in the last push for summer color :)
You have the most Beautiful Garden I have alot of them also i'm 75 years old and getting ideas from you guys Thank You for sharing your Garden with us Love your Channel watching from Miamisburg Ohio
What a joy it is to see your garden week by week. Thank you for inspiring me and introducing Gaillardia. I luckily found two at a discounted price at my locate store and planted them, cut them back and already showing new blooms. 🙏🦋🙏
That's great! If your conditions are like they are here (and you're in north Georgia, right?.. so I think we're in the same zone), you're going to love love love this one. It won't stop until frost hits.
Gardens are amazing ..Admire your commitment to collecting your seeds, something I need to start doing. Unfortunately my area in Kearney has no measurable rainfall since July 3rd, so plants are suffering with our very high humidity. Praying for rain but forecast not good. Thanks for this uplifting tour. Hopefully I will learn from your seed collecting. Love your videos. Blessings..Thanks for the plant list.
I'm not a lover of the lilac color Hostas, but I have fallen in love with the white ones. The scent from them is intoxicating! It's Jasmine, Gardenia, and a bit of green apple and the Bee's ❤❤❤ it.
Thank you! 💚 It’s very Danish to not have a front garden - even if your house actually has one (or has the space), most will just have gravel or minimal planting. All the effort is in the back where you spend more time with family, etc.
What a SPECTACULAR garden!!! I really enjoy your tours! What a feast for the eyes!! So very beautiful ❤ I love to see your passion and excitement as you show us all the flowers in bloom! Very inspiring! Thank you 😊
I have been following your channel since early spring and have learned so much. It’s obvious that you both have teaching experience. I look forward to many more future videos.
Super beautiful to see your garden growing, it has transformed so very much since I saw you beginning your garden layout..... Wonderful ! Such a vast variety, spectrum of colors and textures to delight the eyes and certainly the pollinators too.... Your meticulous tending, deadheading and care are obvious, as your love of the blossoms inspires others to dream also..... Ode to the joy of a singular seed and the world of possibilities..... Enjoy
Ode to the singular seed indeed 💚. It’s incredible how a few seeds and a few cuttings can turn into something special. (And lots of rain 😅). We’re very thankful we get to share it on here - and that people like you are kind enough to watch with us 💚. Thank you!
Such a stunning garden! I love that you guys save seeds to create more plants and help inform us about saving seeds. I live in Salt Lake City, Utah and it’s been extremely hot here so we’ve lost a lot of the newer plants that were started in spring/ early summer. Looking forward to saving seeds to grow new plants for next year.
LOVE your garden.I just found you.I subscribed right away.such a cutie.I love your voice.I'm 73 so don't have the energy to do all that you do but I will enjoy your work for sure.
Hola muchachos! los miro desde Argentina al sur del mundo y disfruto cada recorrido de su increíble jardín. Gracias por compartir y entretenernos. Saludos!
We're super glad that you're here! Binge watch away... and then go out and collect some seeds. hahaha. You'll save so much and feel so proud of all that you grew yourself :)
What a fantastic tour of your lovely garden. I thoroughly enjoyed it. You seem to be two to three weeks ahead of my garden here in West Yorkshire, in the north of England. I also really liked the closing sequence too. Many thanks and happy gardening.
Wow so beautiful love all the colors combination the way you planted so dense no weeds can grow. Thank you very much for sharing your beautiful garden. Love from Washington State 👍🙏❤️😊
Hi You have a stunning selection of plants. Such a pleasure to listen and watch your July tour. I had a budleia once...and boy 😮was I a slave to it. I cut it back 4 times in one year😢Too much upkeep for me so I do admire them from afar. I noticed you have no solidago. Fireworks is a beauty. They glow like gold in the low sun. Have some refreshments. You both sound dry and in need of liquids💯🐝🐝☕☕☕🌟
Sounds like our wisteria! We have to prune it back way more than it’s worth… altho the flowers are gorgeous for the 2 weeks we get them 😂 And no, we don’t have any Solidago (it’s called “golden rice” in Danish 😅🇩🇰)… but it’s really pretty. We have it growing wild all around here - must look for the Fireworks for our wish list!
@@perennial-garden oh...I love your wisteria. It's what I would call architectural. They are quite rare in gardens and rarely seen. I had no luck with my first wisteria and never tried again. Also,is yours scented?
Such beautiful colours in your garden. I love the thalictrum and agree it looks like a Sylvanian Family flower 😊😊 I really love the foliage on that one as well. Thank you for another beautiful update on your piece of heaven
Yours is my favorite garden. I am trying to get all those lovely flowers in my garden, a little at a time cuz it can be quite expensive to get those that I can’t find seeds for. Hoping to see more videos soon!
I do winter sowing in jugs very successfully in February. But some of your plants I can’t find as seeds, so I order from Bluestone Perennials so it’s expensive. I live in Long Island , New York and it’s very hot and humid here in July
@@EllenKeveson We're all about winter sowing here! We also know about ordering perennials -- nurseries and things here are so expensive! That's actually what got us started with cuttings and seeds years ago. If we see something we like... we ask the owner to have a cutting right away. We do get some strange looks. haha
A wonderful tour guys, your garden is like a sweet shop of plants 😍. Your dahlias are looking great, ours are only just beginning to open. Thanks as always 👍
Thank you so much 😊 We started ours indoors as usual... do ya'll? That makes a huge difference. (the middle ones we did not start indoors... you can see the difference). Lesson learned... always start indoors.
So interesting that you show how each different plants grow seed heads and how you collected. Thanks for sharing, I'm watching from South Italy and by now my garden if very dry, each year im propagating more and more sedum.
What a treat each time when I see a new video :) It's such a pleasure to admire your garden and learn from you both. My cottage garden is new (just started this year) but I hope that soon it will be as beautiful as yours. Have a wonderful weekend!
Beautiful garden. My plants have been scorched by the heat, it's nice seeing some in full glory. Heliopsis Bleeding Hearts is great too, even darker leaves and flowers start as burgundy and turn to lite orange.
Hope you get some shade soon! We'd send you plenty if we could. We have to wait and wait for sunny days :) BUT...this weekend is beautiful. Very thankful for that.
Love your gardens, and thank you for sharing so much information about them. I have many of these, but I will look into some of those I've seen before, like the Chinese meadow rue, for example. I garden in western Colorado, zone 7a. We irrigate everything we grow here in the High desert at 4800 ft. Love hearing those seagulls, a sound we never hear! 😊
We're so blessed to not have to irrigate anything. Especially this summer... with rain every single day (not yesterday when we filmed this tour tho... so we're happy for that). And... it's great that you mentioned the seagulls. A wonderful perspective for when we get tired of hearing them :) Thank you.
Wow Allen and Lars, the garden looks stunning! Here in the NL we've also had a ton of rain and thus a ton of slugs. Also been collecting and just hope for the best. Looking forward seeing your garden in RL this August. 😍🌿
Your garden is beautiful and thriving! The variety of plants is wonderful. I am seriously impressed with your crossed bamboo pole method of staking. It works no matter how tall the plant, I staked milkweed which is almost 6 feet high. 🙂 I don’t remove Hosta flower stalks, the hummingbirds visit them, and Monarda too, no hummingbirds in Denmark, I know ☺but the Hostas set seed as well and I find Hosta seedlings every spring. 🌱
So glad you like the staking method... it works great here for us. And you're right about the hostas... I paid closer attention today and see bees visiting them. So... depsite what I think about their appearance, they get to stay for all the right reasons :) AND... wow... I wish we had hummingbirds! You're so blessed :)
Oh MG! Those plants you got from Mr. Claus Dalby is just "Wow"! It looks great in your beautiful garden. Slugs are going to lay eggs soon, so now I'm also on Easter Egg Hunt. hahahaha I tell you, we still got 20.000 more out there, but we continue our battle with the help of Ferramol. I want copper all around the flowerbeds. lol I think there's a difference between living in a town, and living out in "Bondeland", next to wheat fields. If we don't kill them, they will take over our garden, and we will end up in a madhouse. I will follow your advice, and not put my poor seedlings out in wind, rain, and sun. Hahahaha (I felt like a fool, wasted a lot of time, and had to start all over, so I'm still working on that timing business, so that there's always flowers to look at.) That's when I look at your garden, and joy fills my tortured soul. I couldn't stop laughing, when you stood on the pavement. I really felt so excited: "Oh, now I'm going to see your beautiful front garden!" I should've known better, knowing Fredericia a little. Love what you did in your front garden, anyway! Keep up the good works, guys, you're gonna end up with the Créme de la Créme, meaning Claus Dalby. Nice.
hahaha! Glad you liked our front garden tour :) When you live inside 'volden'... you just get pavement. Altho we are blessed that the kommune wanted to do that project with our street :) Those native plants should do more next year, they just went in at the end of June. Ferramol! It's our best friend around here, too. That and a dry day or 2. My goodness. We'll keep working on the city slugs and wish you good luck on the countryside ones ;)
Look forward to seeing you as always 😊Don't you just this time of year in the garden. Love your accent-you so knowledgeable!!! I have so many the same. I love the coneflowers & every year I get so many volunteers, lol. My favorite 8s the Twister. Monarda is awesome but mine so large last year I moved mine. They spread very fast. Cheers from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 zone 5b
Thank you for watching!! And you're right about that monarda... we need to figure something out with a few of ours, too... they're growing up so fast ;)
You really do such a good job of packing in so many lovely plants! Hard to pick a favourit but Heliopsis 'Burning Hearts' is definitely now on the wish list.
@@PlasBachGarden 😅 I'd like a few patches sometimes... so I could walk to the plants I need to tend to.... or look at. Instead, it's like a mine field... trying not to step on anything.
@@perennial-garden Mine field... I have visions now of dahlias exploding into a mass of petals! I'm behind on watching my favourite channels as life has been busy of late - can see you've posted a lot recently. Hope all is well!
Great footage of all those flowers. I noticed 2 of particular interest and would like to ask when and how best to sow the seeds of : Daucus carota Dara (Wild Carrot) and Verbena hastata? I don't have a greenhouse. Much appreciated.
Thank you for writing (and watching!) For Daucus carota 'Dara' (Wild Carrot), you have two options for sowing: spring and fall. In early spring, as soon as the soil can be worked, scatter the seeds directly in your garden. Alternatively, you can sow the seeds in late fall for germination the following spring. Choose a sunny spot with well-drained soil. Scatter the seeds thinly on the soil surface, lightly press them into the soil or cover them with a very thin layer of soil, about 1/8 inch, since Wild Carrot seeds need light to germinate. Keep the soil consistently moist until germination. Once the seedlings are large enough to handle, thin them to about 6-8 inches apart. For Verbena hastata, you can start the seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost date or sow directly in the garden after the last frost. Seeds benefit from cold stratification, so place them in a damp paper towel, put it in a plastic bag, and refrigerate for 4-6 weeks. (That's what we use our glasshouse for... we get to skip the refridgerator :) ) After stratification, sow the seeds in seed trays or small pots. Press them lightly into the soil, and cover with a very thin layer of soil. Place the trays in a warm, bright location, like a sunny windowsill, and keep the soil consistently moist. Once seedlings have two sets of true leaves and the danger of frost has passed, transplant them into the garden. If you prefer direct sowing, choose a sunny to partly shady spot with well-drained soil. Scatter the seeds on the soil surface, lightly press them in, and cover with a very thin layer of soil since Verbena hastata seeds also need light to germinate. Keep the soil consistently moist until germination, then thin the seedlings once they are large enough to handle. I hope that makes sense! Let me know if you can understand my rambilngs! haha
I have Crimson Pirate- it;s a fabulous Hemerocallis. I have many in my garden- I love them! My dahlias are flowering well now. I bought some new varir=eties this year and I am so pleased with them. My favourites are Otto's Thrill, Richard's Fortune. Mango Madness, American Dawn, David Howard, French can-can, all the cafe au lait series and also Bishop's Children. We have had a real problem with slugs here in England too. The snail frame is a great product. can't seem to buy it heer in England. I need to devise a system. Love your adhlia support system- what a great idea. Thank you for sharing. I adore Hydrangeas. I have grown lots from cuttings. I particularly like white ones. I have many growing in pots. Gorgeous Thalictrum. So dainty. I also grew my Echinacea from seed. Very easy way to get lots of plants 🙂 How long does Liatris take to flower when growing from seed please? I would love to be able to grow Centranthus in my garden but sadly it doesn't like my growing conditions. Thank you for sharing your bautiful garden with us. Happy gardening 🙂
I looked up those varieties and WOW they look beautiful! Super excited for you :) Too bad that you can't find that snail frame in England... we believe that it really has helped us a lot. As for liatris... when growing it from seed, it typically takes about 2 to 3 years to flower. The first year is mainly focused on establishing the root system and developing the plant's foliage. Flowering generally occurs in the second or third year, with the plant producing its tall, spiky blooms.
Stunning as always. Those Calendula are really pretty. How lucky are you? You have friends in high places.😆 I received some Persian Rose seeds from Linda (Soulgirl's channel) and I was so pleased when they germinated. Seeds and cuttings that people have given us are always precious. I am late watching your videos as I've been on holiday with the family. Best day was when we went to David Austin's rose garden in Shropshire. I had to be held back as I wanted to buy all the roses but there wasn't enough room in the car nor enough money in my bank account! I did buy four so I now have to find space to plant them!.
Hope you had a great great holiday! Aren't the best the ones where you bring home something for the garden ;) We did that too... altho it's just a small saxifraga from the Alps and some seeds from a few plants we found self seeding along the way. I'm sure your new roses will find a great home with you! ...once you find the perfect spot :)
@@perennial-garden Hi Allen and Lars, Try and Google Soulgirlktf TH-cam channel and you should find her. If not, let me know and I'll get someone to help me send a link. (My tech skills are non existent. I can only do a few things!) Hope you both had a great holiday. Enjoy your saxifrage and the seeds. They will remind you of your holiday.
@@perennial-garden Hi Allen and Lars, My original message seems to have disappeared so you may receive this twice! Try and Google soulgirlktf youtube channel. Let me know if that doesn't work and I'll get someone to help me send the link. My tech skills are non existent and I can only do a few basics. Probably why I've lost the original message!
Спасибо за красивейший обзор летнего сада, красота сказочная ❤. С удовольствием любуюсь вашими цветами, ничего не понимаю, что вы говорите, просто любуюсь красками лета. А у нас всё сгорело, весь май было +30, июнь +34, 36, ни единого дождя, и наконец июль добил всё своей жарой, +36, 39. И в двадцатых числах три дня +42, 46. Сад стоит коричневого цвета. Поливали через день, а иногда и каждый день, натягивали сетку , чтобы создать тень. Кое что уцелело, но имеет очень жалкий вид. Так что нам, садоводам, в этом году не повезло 😢. Сейчас немного похолодало +32😂. Приходится любоваться вашим садом❤
So sorry about those extreme temperatures! We've had a very wet summer -- not that unusual for Denmark though... we get a lot of rain here. I'm glad you can find some enjoyment watching our garden tho! We'll send you good thoughts and some cooler weather :)
Hi guys yes we also have had a very wet winter and it’s what the little bugga love( Slugs/ snails) 😢 but I’ve just started and mulched all the garden with sugar cane fingers crossed as I’ve just started planting and it’s early yet so opposite seasons remember to you guys 🙌🐝 oh no 😂a weed lol surprise haaaa anyways love all those beautiful colours and lessons learned oh and the Snap dragons if you squeeze from their sides they open to say hi lol 🎉very grateful to you both I know what I’m planting now thanks 😊 fromThe Land Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘😻👒💌
Lars squeezes them to make them 'roar' like lions. hahaha Obviously he was a kindergarten teacher for years before going gardening full time. And that weed... I kept staring at it while I was filming... couldn't quite make it out until he reached in and pulled it up! oh well... NATURE HAPPENS :) Hope you're getting excited for spring soon! We'll enjoy what's left of our season here.
I love all the plants in your garden. I hesitate to write the following, but will do it as something to think about. Many years ago I had English Ivy like you have growing on a 6 foot wooden fence in my back yard. That ended up being a mistake. The ivy weighted down the fence and almost ruined the top of the fence boards. We removed all the ivy to save the fence. The fence is still in place and the boards have not been removed, but the fence is a lot less strong that when it was installed long ago and the problem came from letting the ivy grow up on the fence. I know you enjoy the look of the ivy on the fence and it does provide a lot of privacy. Just saying what a 75 yo gardener went through with growing ivy on a fence. I have way too much ground cover here, including English Ivy, but it is OK because it does the job of covering large areas of ground, eliminating weeds and cuts down mowing the grass..
That’s really good to know! The ivy on that fence was planted in 1996 by the neighbor and the previous house owner (our house). When we moved in, we discovered, as you said, about the weight of it and how it has moved the fence. We’ve had to fix parts of it (on the ends) already. It is beautiful - but we wouldn’t choose it ourselves. Luckily, we just “inherited” it. 😅 And we love advice from a 75 year old gardener! What great experience you have to offer. Thank you for sharing ❤️
I'm glad you are receptive to what I wrote. If I could do it again the ivy would have never been allowed to crawl over and cover my wooden fence. You should see the top of the boards that look like they have been chewed. Maybe they have been by insects that are in the ivy. I took a short video to show you the damage to the top of the boards. th-cam.com/video/lH0FEgqCol4/w-d-xo.html .@@perennial-garden
@@caroltrego1379 I saw that video! My goodness. i know ours look like that, too -- from the parts we already had to replace. Glad you got your fence back!
Me too. I plan to fully enclose my yard in the near future due to a deer problem of eating my plants. Only 149 feet to go and hopefully that issue will be solved. Nothing is guaranteed, but I have to try.
Your rudbekias are amazing!!! What a stunner and so huge. I tried rudbekia Sahara, which was quite brown and disappointing compared to the autumn colour you have. I do have some lovely hollyhocks that are a dark maroon color which would go nice with your dahlias. Such a shame we can't swap seeds. I collect many season by season.😊 From Jo in New Zealand.
Hello from Indiana! Do most homes in Denmark also have almost no gardening space in the front of the home? I love your window boxes. I always write down plant names when I watch your videos. It’s inspiring to see how many Lars start from seed!
Yes... even homes with yard space in the front typically don't do much with it. We focus more on the back gardens/yards as that is where we spend time with family and friends. 'Curb appeal' like we hear about on HGTV is really not a thing here ;)
You guys did an amazing job with your plant and color combinations! Yay! Bravo! And growing them from seed! Wow! An idea-if you make slow recordings of your flowers and throw them together into one loooong video with music I think lots of people would want to play it on their TVs at one just for the beauty of flowers! Btw, question, what camera are you using? Such vivid realistic colors! God bless-Olga
Thanks so much! 😊 We did something like that last year : th-cam.com/video/2A88n66Wj80/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BsMM8NPh62iAd620 ...a lot has changed since then tho!
Hi guys, greetings from the West Midlands in the UK, loving the videos👍🏻 those Heliopsis Burning Hearts look great, I love the bright coloured flowers against the dark foliage, a bit like some of the dark leaved dahlias. In the end I’ve ordered Burning Hearts and Bleeding Hearts seeds cos I like to grow stuff from seed and it helps to keep the costs down! How would you go about sowing these? I’m not sure if I should plant the seeds now or maybe try the winter sowing method you did a video about recently?
The bleeding hearts (Dicentra) seeds typically require cold stratification to break dormancy and germinate successfully. This process mimics the natural cold period that seeds would experience outdoors during winter. So winter sowing would be ideal for them. (Here's how we winter sow ours: th-cam.com/video/gXLYLjyvZ9E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ErCi64xja8r2SsY9 ) For the Heliopsis, they don't need the cold to germinate, so you could sow them now, in the winter, or wait until the spring :)
As a lifelong gardener, I always enjoy your videos and am especially grateful for the timestamps for every plant you show/ discuss so that I can go back to any particular one that I then look up stats for.👍👍👍
Glad you like them! They do take time... but I know I sure would appreciate having them in videos :)
they really are helpful, and I am delighted to have found your channel
@@Fragrantbeard us too!
I dont generally comment, I just sit back and enjoy watching. But occasionally I have an overwhelming feeling when i need to comment. I would just like to say that what the two of you have achieved/created is just visually stunning. Thank you for sharing your garden!
Wow, thank you! That is a very special compliment... and one that we really do appreciate. We're glad you commented today ❤️
This is one of the most stunning gardens I have ever seen! Thank you for sharing its beauty and your wisdom with us!
You are so welcome! It's us who thank YOU for spending your time with us :)
Hello, i am from Chile, y just enjoy your videos, your beautiful natural garden. I am trying to grow a natural garden too, but I live in a dry climate. How is your climate? How old is your garden? Thank you for sharing it.
@@veronicavenegas7662 We moved into this house in 2018 -- and we started the garden slowly from there. Some of the flower beds are only 1 year old tho... we removed the grass lawn just last year.
Our climate is quite wet -- we're on the east coast of Denmark. It's like a zone 8a (if you use the USDA gardening zones) :)
Rudbeckia is absolutely my favorite. Such a power house flower from bloom all the way to frost and sometimes after!
Really tho! And with a name like Cappuccino - who could resist it?
@@perennial-garden Exactly.
Paradise. Congratulations you two!
Thank you for watching!
Здравствуйте! Сегодня я опять с удовольствием прогулялась по вашему прекрасному саду❤️ Спасибо за красоту! Учусь у вас создавать сад мечты.
Thank you for visiting our garden 💚💚
25:19 I can’t wait finally got seeds put some down today praying I get germination I’m so in love with this plant ❤
It's soooo nice! And it works great in pots, too :)
I always enjoy your garden tours, I learn so much. Thanks guys, your gardens are beautiful.
Our pleasure! We’re so glad you watched 💚
Spectacular colour in your garden. Thanks for a beautiful garden tour with lots of info.
Thanks for visiting! Hope you're having a great gardening weekend, too :)
You guys get the trophy for the most beautiful perennial garden on TH-cam! I saved some seeds last year for the first time and had real good luck! A real money saver. Learning a lot from your videos & will definitely be watching this one over and over again. BTW, I keep my hosts blooms as the hummingbirds like them.
We'll keep them, too as the bees love them. And honestly... the more I look at them and read positive comments like yours about them... the more I like them :)
AND THANK you for the trophy! hahaha. We're thankful you enjoy what we're growing here :)
You are in jumpers, I can't believe it. We had 33C at 9 am. It will reach 40C in the afternoon.
Gorgeous rudbeckia and cappuccino next to it. Your garden is amazing!!
And that was a warm day here! We rarely get above 25 in the summer here on the coast. We're happy for the sunshine these days tho!
Wow such stunning blooms in your garden! I thoroughly enjoyed the tour with all the plant names! Thanks for sharing your garden and your knowledge. 😊
You are so welcome! Super happy that you appreciate the names on the screen. 💚
I just love your garden it's so beautiful I have 30 gardens at memorial Park in New Kensington PA and it's at memorial Park and I've been doing it 20 years out there I pay for all the flowers to put out there and just beautiful everybody just loves to walk around I do little fairy gardens for all the little kids and stuff so it's just beautiful so I love watching everybody else's gardens on my phone so it gives me so much inspiration talk to you later thank you bye
That is so wonderful! What a blessing you are to your are. I'm sure your hard work is really well appreciated! Thank you for sharing :)
I love your garden, and a wonderful idea about native plants in the front! The winds have given me very strangely shaped plants.
We're really happy to be a part of that city project. Anything that brings more life to our little street... we're in for!
So pretty. Amazing how you manage to maintain so much interest throughout the garden season. I just cut back a lot of early summer blooming perennials and my border is looking pretty sad. I’m envious!
So glad you're watching with us. Big hello from Denmark. ...we should have some more things coming up here this month in the last push for summer color :)
So incredibly inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing your garden.
Thank YOU for visiting 💚
I love your garden. You’re both so knowledgeable. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Thank you! We're just happy to share what we have growing :)
As always. You have an amazing garden. I really enjoy which perenials you take seeds from. Good job Guys, really enjoy your garden tours.
Thanks so much! Big hello from Denmark :)
The color is never in short supply! Absolutely magical ❤
We love color! And love your garden, too! We're your newest subscribers :)
@@perennial-garden oh, thank you!! 🥰
Thats a very colorful and a beautiful garden.loved it.happy gardening. Thankyou
Thanks for visiting! Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
You have the most Beautiful Garden I have alot of them also i'm 75 years old and getting ideas from you guys Thank You for sharing your Garden with us Love your Channel watching from Miamisburg Ohio
Thank you for watching all the way over in Ohio! Hope you're having great weather and get to enjoy your garden today :) Big hello from Denmark!
What a joy it is to see your garden week by week. Thank you for inspiring me and introducing Gaillardia. I luckily found two at a discounted price at my locate store and planted them, cut them back and already showing new blooms. 🙏🦋🙏
That's great! If your conditions are like they are here (and you're in north Georgia, right?.. so I think we're in the same zone), you're going to love love love this one. It won't stop until frost hits.
Your garden is amazing! Very inspiring.
Thanks so much! Hope you're having a great weekend :)
Gardens are amazing ..Admire your commitment to collecting your seeds, something I need to start doing. Unfortunately my area in Kearney has no measurable rainfall since July 3rd, so plants are suffering with our very high humidity. Praying for rain but forecast not good. Thanks for this uplifting tour. Hopefully I will learn from your seed collecting. Love your videos. Blessings..Thanks for the plant list.
And we'll join you in hoping for rain soon! My goodness. We'd send you some of ours if we could... it's been a very wet summer here.
I'm not a lover of the lilac color Hostas, but I have fallen in love with the white ones. The scent from them is intoxicating! It's Jasmine, Gardenia, and a bit of green apple and the Bee's ❤❤❤ it.
The way you describe is gorgeous, too! Love it :)
Absolutely Beautiful !!!! And i love the simplicity of the front garden
It holds secrets for what is to come in the bavk garden
Thank you! 💚 It’s very Danish to not have a front garden - even if your house actually has one (or has the space), most will just have gravel or minimal planting. All the effort is in the back where you spend more time with family, etc.
What a SPECTACULAR garden!!! I really enjoy your tours! What a feast for the eyes!! So very beautiful ❤ I love to see your passion and excitement as you show us all the flowers in bloom! Very inspiring! Thank you 😊
Thank you so much! We’re so glad you’re here watching with us …and taking the time to comment 💚. Big hello from Denmark 🇩🇰
I like your Slingblade 'Mmm-Hmm' at 31:28 when Lars says he sees seeds 🤣
hahahha. I'm so used to him.
Such a beautiful garden! My perennials suffer by late July. I would be thrilled to have such a beautiful space!
We’ve had lots of rain this summer - the garden has been very thankful for it 💚
Love all the beautiful flowers in your garden especially the Astrantia,I want it in my small garden.
It's a great flower to add in a small garden! :)
I have been following your channel since early spring and have learned so much. It’s obvious that you both have teaching experience. I look forward to many more future videos.
Thank you for being here, Emily! We both are/were teachers 😅. Hope it shows only in a good way haha 😃
Super beautiful to see your garden growing, it has transformed so very much since I saw you beginning your garden layout..... Wonderful !
Such a vast variety, spectrum of colors and textures to delight the eyes and certainly the pollinators too.... Your meticulous tending, deadheading and care are obvious, as your love of the blossoms inspires others to dream also..... Ode to the joy of a singular seed and the world of possibilities.....
Enjoy
Ode to the singular seed indeed 💚. It’s incredible how a few seeds and a few cuttings can turn into something special. (And lots of rain 😅). We’re very thankful we get to share it on here - and that people like you are kind enough to watch with us 💚. Thank you!
Such a stunning garden! I love that you guys save seeds to create more plants and help inform us about saving seeds. I live in Salt Lake City, Utah and it’s been extremely hot here so we’ve lost a lot of the newer plants that were started in spring/ early summer. Looking forward to saving seeds to grow new plants for next year.
Sorry about the extreme heat -- hope you get a cool breeze today :) And a chance to enjoy your garden without sweating. BIG hello from Denmark!
LOVE your garden.I just found you.I subscribed right away.such a cutie.I love your voice.I'm 73 so don't have the energy to do all that you do but I will enjoy your work for sure.
Welcome!! We’re glad you’re here. Thanks for subscribing too 💚. Hope you’re having great gardening weather at yours!
Hola muchachos! los miro desde Argentina al sur del mundo y disfruto cada recorrido de su increíble jardín. Gracias por compartir y entretenernos.
Saludos!
A big hello alllll the way down to Argentina from Denmark! Thanks so much for watching :)
So beautiful 😍, thank you for sharing and good information.
My pleasure 😊 Thank you for watching!
You have the most unique plants. I must start growing plants from seed. Spectacular video with beautiful flowers and numerous pollinators 💐 🐝 ♥️
Meant to add I’m a new subscriber and look forward to binge watching your videos. I just know I’m in for a treat 🥰
We're super glad that you're here! Binge watch away... and then go out and collect some seeds. hahaha. You'll save so much and feel so proud of all that you grew yourself :)
Wow, so amazing and fantasical.😍 So much variety, color and textures. You guys are so blessed, thanks for sharing 🌞💐
Thank you for watching!💚
@@perennial-garden You're welcome 🤗
Nice sharing 😍 very beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for watching!
Beautiful sharing💛💛💛💛Wonderful views
Thank you for watching 💚💚. Hope you’re having a good weekend!
What a fantastic tour of your lovely garden. I thoroughly enjoyed it. You seem to be two to three weeks ahead of my garden here in West Yorkshire, in the north of England. I also really liked the closing sequence too. Many thanks and happy gardening.
Thank you for saying that about the closing sequence! I think the garden is so nice at this time of year... just had to put it to music :)
Beautiful!😊
Thank you! 😊
Stunning as usual. I am not a fan of hosta flowers either but I keep them as long as I can because the bees love them.
Same here! And they get prettier when you think about how much the bees do love them :)
Great Tour Guys! So…Lush….so…full of Colour…so Inspiring ! Thank you 😊😊 xx
Thanks so much! 😊 So glad you visited our garden here in Denmark :)
Omg 😱 it’s totally a dream garden ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
LOVE so many hearts! thanks for watching :)
Wow so beautiful love all the colors combination the way you planted so dense no weeds can grow. Thank you very much for sharing your beautiful garden. Love from Washington State 👍🙏❤️😊
Thanks for visiting! Hope you're having great gardening weather up in Washington this weekend!
Garden is absolutely stunning.
Thank you! We're glad you're watching :)
Hi
You have a stunning selection of plants. Such a pleasure to listen and watch your July tour. I had a budleia once...and boy 😮was I a slave to it. I cut it back 4 times in one year😢Too much upkeep for me so I do admire them from afar. I noticed you have no solidago. Fireworks is a beauty. They glow like gold in the low sun. Have some refreshments. You both sound dry and in need of liquids💯🐝🐝☕☕☕🌟
Sounds like our wisteria! We have to prune it back way more than it’s worth… altho the flowers are gorgeous for the 2 weeks we get them 😂
And no, we don’t have any Solidago (it’s called “golden rice” in Danish 😅🇩🇰)… but it’s really pretty. We have it growing wild all around here - must look for the Fireworks for our wish list!
@@perennial-garden oh...I love your wisteria. It's what I would call architectural. They are quite rare in gardens and rarely seen. I had no luck with my first wisteria and never tried again. Also,is yours scented?
@@77sun222 It is scented! Which is another reason to put up with it haha.
Looove your garden. I always find a new plant idea to add to my garden.
Wonderful! big hello from Denmark :)
Such beautiful colours in your garden. I love the thalictrum and agree it looks like a Sylvanian Family flower 😊😊 I really love the foliage on that one as well. Thank you for another beautiful update on your piece of heaven
They’re just the cutest little toys. And for some reason, really tiny delicate flowers just remind me of them 😅
Здравствуйте! Как у Вас красиво! Вы - молодец и профессионал! Спасибо, что все показали и рассказали. Очень красивое сочетание растений цветов! Удачи!
You’re so welcome! Thank you for watching 💚
Sehr, sehr schön💚💚👍👍
Thank you 🥰
All this garden needs is a nice pondless waterfall and some nice green staying shrubs and some fruit trees.
And a few more acres to plant in :) hahaha
Just magnificent ❤ from Australia
Thank you! BIG hello from Denmark to you!
Yours is my favorite garden. I am trying to get all those lovely flowers in my garden, a little at a time cuz it can be quite expensive to get those that I can’t find seeds for. Hoping to see more videos soon!
Thank you 💚. Glad you’re looking for seeds (and cuttings!) - it’s how we’ve built our garden, too. And patience to watch them grow 😅💚
I do winter sowing in jugs very successfully in February. But some of your plants I can’t find as seeds, so I order from Bluestone Perennials so it’s expensive. I live in Long Island , New York and it’s very hot and humid here in July
@@EllenKeveson We're all about winter sowing here!
We also know about ordering perennials -- nurseries and things here are so expensive! That's actually what got us started with cuttings and seeds years ago. If we see something we like... we ask the owner to have a cutting right away. We do get some strange looks. haha
Here in the USA, hummingbirds like Hosta flowers. Your gardens are beautiful!
Wish we had them here! The bees like them, too... so we keep them. Plus, Lars likes them. haha
A wonderful tour guys, your garden is like a sweet shop of plants 😍. Your dahlias are looking great, ours are only just beginning to open. Thanks as always 👍
Thank you so much 😊 We started ours indoors as usual... do ya'll? That makes a huge difference. (the middle ones we did not start indoors... you can see the difference). Lesson learned... always start indoors.
You have inspired me and elated me. Thank you.
So great! Thanks for letting us know that you’re inspired ❤️. That means a lot!
Great job! I love the organization and the esthetics.
Thank you so much! We're so glad you visited :)
Impressive ❤ so many colours 😊
Thanks so much 😊
The nicest garden ever seen🎉
That’s so sweet of you! Thank you for visiting 💚💚
So interesting that you show how each different plants grow seed heads and how you collected. Thanks for sharing, I'm watching from South Italy and by now my garden if very dry, each year im propagating more and more sedum.
Big hello to south Italy :) Sedum is wonderful... and you're right, very easy to propagate. Hope you're having good weather these days!
Love your videos ❤ and the path way is really clever way .to use rocks and gravel
Thank you so much!
Stunning garden. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Your flower garden is beautiful!
Thanks for visiting!
What a treat each time when I see a new video :) It's such a pleasure to admire your garden and learn from you both. My cottage garden is new (just started this year) but I hope that soon it will be as beautiful as yours. Have a wonderful weekend!
Wonderful! Can’t wait to hear about how yours grows and self seeds and gets fuller each year 💚
Love your garden your stone paths are something I need to do.
They’ve really made our space much more usable - even when it rains 😃
Beautiful garden. My plants have been scorched by the heat, it's nice seeing some in full glory.
Heliopsis Bleeding Hearts is great too, even darker leaves and flowers start as burgundy and turn to lite orange.
Hope you get some shade soon! We'd send you plenty if we could. We have to wait and wait for sunny days :) BUT...this weekend is beautiful. Very thankful for that.
Love your gardens, and thank you for sharing so much information about them. I have many of these, but I will look into some of those I've seen before, like the Chinese meadow rue, for example. I garden in western Colorado, zone 7a. We irrigate everything we grow here in the High desert at 4800 ft. Love hearing those seagulls, a sound we never hear! 😊
We're so blessed to not have to irrigate anything. Especially this summer... with rain every single day (not yesterday when we filmed this tour tho... so we're happy for that).
And... it's great that you mentioned the seagulls. A wonderful perspective for when we get tired of hearing them :) Thank you.
I love your garden so much! Thank you for sharing
Thank YOU for watching :)
Wow Allen and Lars, the garden looks stunning! Here in the NL we've also had a ton of rain and thus a ton of slugs. Also been collecting and just hope for the best.
Looking forward seeing your garden in RL this August. 😍🌿
We'll see you here! There's still a lot to see in August... I'll keep deadheading to make sure it stays colorful :)
Absolutely stunning 😍
Thank you!! 😊 Big hello from Denmark 🇩🇰
Your garden is beautiful and thriving! The variety of plants is wonderful. I am seriously impressed with your crossed bamboo pole method of staking. It works no matter how tall the plant, I staked milkweed which is almost 6 feet high. 🙂 I don’t remove Hosta flower stalks, the hummingbirds visit them, and Monarda too, no hummingbirds in Denmark, I know ☺but the Hostas set seed as well and I find Hosta seedlings every spring. 🌱
So glad you like the staking method... it works great here for us. And you're right about the hostas... I paid closer attention today and see bees visiting them. So... depsite what I think about their appearance, they get to stay for all the right reasons :)
AND... wow... I wish we had hummingbirds! You're so blessed :)
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넘 예쁘고 아름다워요 ❤😂🎉from true korean subscriber
Thank you so much! Sending a big hello from Denmark to Korea :)
Oh MG! Those plants you got from Mr. Claus Dalby is just "Wow"! It looks great in your beautiful garden. Slugs are going to lay eggs soon, so now I'm also on Easter Egg Hunt. hahahaha I tell you, we still got 20.000 more out there, but we continue our battle with the help of Ferramol. I want copper all around the flowerbeds. lol I think there's a difference between living in a town, and living out in "Bondeland", next to wheat fields. If we don't kill them, they will take over our garden, and we will end up in a madhouse.
I will follow your advice, and not put my poor seedlings out in wind, rain, and sun. Hahahaha (I felt like a fool, wasted a lot of time, and had to start all over, so I'm still working on that timing business, so that there's always flowers to look at.) That's when I look at your garden, and joy fills my tortured soul.
I couldn't stop laughing, when you stood on the pavement. I really felt so excited: "Oh, now I'm going to see your beautiful front garden!" I should've known better, knowing Fredericia a little. Love what you did in your front garden, anyway! Keep up the good works, guys, you're gonna end up with the Créme de la Créme, meaning Claus Dalby. Nice.
hahaha! Glad you liked our front garden tour :) When you live inside 'volden'... you just get pavement. Altho we are blessed that the kommune wanted to do that project with our street :) Those native plants should do more next year, they just went in at the end of June.
Ferramol! It's our best friend around here, too. That and a dry day or 2. My goodness. We'll keep working on the city slugs and wish you good luck on the countryside ones ;)
Thank you so much. It is just beautiful
You're welcome 😊
I love your garden 🪴 and how you guys explain what time of plants they are. 👍🏽
Glad you like them! So glad you're watching :)
Look forward to seeing you as always 😊Don't you just this time of year in the garden. Love your accent-you so knowledgeable!!! I have so many the same. I love the coneflowers & every year I get so many volunteers, lol. My favorite 8s the Twister. Monarda is awesome but mine so large last year I moved mine. They spread very fast. Cheers from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 zone 5b
Thank you for watching!!
And you're right about that monarda... we need to figure something out with a few of ours, too... they're growing up so fast ;)
Love you two ❤
😍🥰☺️ Thank you
Just beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊 all that rain has helped 💚
Sweet. awesome
Thank you! Cheers! 🇩🇰🇩🇰
Beautiful...
Thanks for watching💚
You really do such a good job of packing in so many lovely plants! Hard to pick a favourit but Heliopsis 'Burning Hearts' is definitely now on the wish list.
We only have this small space to work with... so we gotta pack a big punch! haha
@@perennial-garden Well you're certainly succeeding! I'm embarrased about all my patches of bare earth now!
@@PlasBachGarden 😅 I'd like a few patches sometimes... so I could walk to the plants I need to tend to.... or look at. Instead, it's like a mine field... trying not to step on anything.
@@perennial-garden Mine field... I have visions now of dahlias exploding into a mass of petals! I'm behind on watching my favourite channels as life has been busy of late - can see you've posted a lot recently. Hope all is well!
@@PlasBachGarden Hope you guys have beautiful weather this week!... It's finally turning into summer here :)
Just discovered your channel guys. You have a stunning garden 🌻
Thanks so much! 😊 so glad you’re here 💚
Stunning !
Thank you! Cheers! Big hello from Denmark!
Wow beautiful garden 😍
Thanks for visiting!
Great footage of all those flowers. I noticed 2 of particular interest and would like to ask when and how best to sow the seeds of : Daucus carota Dara (Wild Carrot) and Verbena hastata? I don't have a greenhouse. Much appreciated.
Thank you for writing (and watching!)
For Daucus carota 'Dara' (Wild Carrot), you have two options for sowing: spring and fall. In early spring, as soon as the soil can be worked, scatter the seeds directly in your garden. Alternatively, you can sow the seeds in late fall for germination the following spring. Choose a sunny spot with well-drained soil. Scatter the seeds thinly on the soil surface, lightly press them into the soil or cover them with a very thin layer of soil, about 1/8 inch, since Wild Carrot seeds need light to germinate. Keep the soil consistently moist until germination. Once the seedlings are large enough to handle, thin them to about 6-8 inches apart.
For Verbena hastata, you can start the seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost date or sow directly in the garden after the last frost. Seeds benefit from cold stratification, so place them in a damp paper towel, put it in a plastic bag, and refrigerate for 4-6 weeks. (That's what we use our glasshouse for... we get to skip the refridgerator :) )
After stratification, sow the seeds in seed trays or small pots. Press them lightly into the soil, and cover with a very thin layer of soil. Place the trays in a warm, bright location, like a sunny windowsill, and keep the soil consistently moist. Once seedlings have two sets of true leaves and the danger of frost has passed, transplant them into the garden.
If you prefer direct sowing, choose a sunny to partly shady spot with well-drained soil. Scatter the seeds on the soil surface, lightly press them in, and cover with a very thin layer of soil since Verbena hastata seeds also need light to germinate. Keep the soil consistently moist until germination, then thin the seedlings once they are large enough to handle.
I hope that makes sense! Let me know if you can understand my rambilngs! haha
@@perennial-garden thank you very much. Very helpful.
@@charlieuliginosa2494 Great to hear :)
Beautiful!
Thanks for watching!
I have Crimson Pirate- it;s a fabulous Hemerocallis. I have many in my garden- I love them! My dahlias are flowering well now. I bought some new varir=eties this year and I am so pleased with them. My favourites are Otto's Thrill, Richard's Fortune. Mango Madness, American Dawn, David Howard, French can-can, all the cafe au lait series and also Bishop's Children. We have had a real problem with slugs here in England too. The snail frame is a great product. can't seem to buy it heer in England. I need to devise a system. Love your adhlia support system- what a great idea. Thank you for sharing. I adore Hydrangeas. I have grown lots from cuttings. I particularly like white ones. I have many growing in pots. Gorgeous Thalictrum. So dainty. I also grew my Echinacea from seed. Very easy way to get lots of plants 🙂 How long does Liatris take to flower when growing from seed please? I would love to be able to grow Centranthus in my garden but sadly it doesn't like my growing conditions. Thank you for sharing your bautiful garden with us. Happy gardening 🙂
I looked up those varieties and WOW they look beautiful! Super excited for you :)
Too bad that you can't find that snail frame in England... we believe that it really has helped us a lot.
As for liatris... when growing it from seed, it typically takes about 2 to 3 years to flower. The first year is mainly focused on establishing the root system and developing the plant's foliage. Flowering generally occurs in the second or third year, with the plant producing its tall, spiky blooms.
Stunning as always. Those Calendula are really pretty. How lucky are you? You have friends in high places.😆 I received some Persian Rose seeds from Linda (Soulgirl's channel) and I was so pleased when they germinated. Seeds and cuttings that people have given us are always precious. I am late watching your videos as I've been on holiday with the family. Best day was when we went to David Austin's rose garden in Shropshire. I had to be held back as I wanted to buy all the roses but there wasn't enough room in the car nor enough money in my bank account! I did buy four so I now have to find space to plant them!.
Hope you had a great great holiday! Aren't the best the ones where you bring home something for the garden ;) We did that too... altho it's just a small saxifraga from the Alps and some seeds from a few plants we found self seeding along the way.
I'm sure your new roses will find a great home with you! ...once you find the perfect spot :)
And.. I don’t think I know Linda’s channel - but we’d love to follow! Can you send a link please ❤️
@@perennial-garden Hi Allen and Lars, Try and Google Soulgirlktf TH-cam channel and you should find her. If not, let me know and I'll get someone to help me send a link. (My tech skills are non existent. I can only do a few things!) Hope you both had a great holiday. Enjoy your saxifrage and the seeds. They will remind you of your holiday.
@@perennial-garden Hi Allen and Lars, My original message seems to have disappeared so you may receive this twice! Try and Google soulgirlktf youtube channel. Let me know if that doesn't work and I'll get someone to help me send the link. My tech skills are non existent and I can only do a few basics. Probably why I've lost the original message!
Спасибо за красивейший обзор летнего сада, красота сказочная ❤. С удовольствием любуюсь вашими цветами, ничего не понимаю, что вы говорите, просто любуюсь красками лета. А у нас всё сгорело, весь май было +30, июнь +34, 36, ни единого дождя, и наконец июль добил всё своей жарой, +36, 39. И в двадцатых числах три дня +42, 46. Сад стоит коричневого цвета. Поливали через день, а иногда и каждый день, натягивали сетку , чтобы создать тень. Кое что уцелело, но имеет очень жалкий вид. Так что нам, садоводам, в этом году не повезло 😢. Сейчас немного похолодало +32😂. Приходится любоваться вашим садом❤
So sorry about those extreme temperatures! We've had a very wet summer -- not that unusual for Denmark though... we get a lot of rain here. I'm glad you can find some enjoyment watching our garden tho! We'll send you good thoughts and some cooler weather :)
два мужины в паре и их сын- это прекрасная семья живет в Германии и выращивает чудесный сад (перевожу из шапки профиля)
Hi guys yes we also have had a very wet winter and it’s what the little bugga love( Slugs/ snails) 😢 but I’ve just started and mulched all the garden with sugar cane fingers crossed as I’ve just started planting and it’s early yet so opposite seasons remember to you guys 🙌🐝 oh no 😂a weed lol surprise haaaa anyways love all those beautiful colours and lessons learned oh and the Snap dragons if you squeeze from their sides they open to say hi lol 🎉very grateful to you both I know what I’m planting now thanks 😊 fromThe Land Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘😻👒💌
Lars squeezes them to make them 'roar' like lions. hahaha Obviously he was a kindergarten teacher for years before going gardening full time.
And that weed... I kept staring at it while I was filming... couldn't quite make it out until he reached in and pulled it up! oh well... NATURE HAPPENS :)
Hope you're getting excited for spring soon! We'll enjoy what's left of our season here.
I love all the plants in your garden. I hesitate to write the following, but will do it as something to think about. Many years ago I had English Ivy like you have growing on a 6 foot wooden fence in my back yard. That ended up being a mistake. The ivy weighted down the fence and almost ruined the top of the fence boards. We removed all the ivy to save the fence. The fence is still in place and the boards have not been removed, but the fence is a lot less strong that when it was installed long ago and the problem came from letting the ivy grow up on the fence. I know you enjoy the look of the ivy on the fence and it does provide a lot of privacy. Just saying what a 75 yo gardener went through with growing ivy on a fence. I have way too much ground cover here, including English Ivy, but it is OK because it does the job of covering large areas of ground, eliminating weeds and cuts down mowing the grass..
That’s really good to know!
The ivy on that fence was planted in 1996 by the neighbor and the previous house owner (our house).
When we moved in, we discovered, as you said, about the weight of it and how it has moved the fence. We’ve had to fix parts of it (on the ends) already.
It is beautiful - but we wouldn’t choose it ourselves. Luckily, we just “inherited” it. 😅 And we love advice from a 75 year old gardener! What great experience you have to offer. Thank you for sharing ❤️
I'm glad you are receptive to what I wrote. If I could do it again the ivy would have never been allowed to crawl over and cover my wooden fence. You should see the top of the boards that look like they have been chewed. Maybe they have been by insects that are in the ivy. I took a short video to show you the damage to the top of the boards. th-cam.com/video/lH0FEgqCol4/w-d-xo.html .@@perennial-garden
@@caroltrego1379 I saw that video! My goodness. i know ours look like that, too -- from the parts we already had to replace. Glad you got your fence back!
Me too. I plan to fully enclose my yard in the near future due to a deer problem of eating my plants. Only 149 feet to go and hopefully that issue will be solved. Nothing is guaranteed, but I have to try.
@@caroltrego1379 GOOD LUCK! We can only imagine having a deer problem. jeepers!
Your rudbekias are amazing!!! What a stunner and so huge.
I tried rudbekia Sahara, which was quite brown and disappointing compared to the autumn colour you have.
I do have some lovely hollyhocks that are a dark maroon color which would go nice with your dahlias.
Such a shame we can't swap seeds. I collect many season by season.😊
From Jo in New Zealand.
We’d love to seed swap! 💚
And those Autumn Colors are really pretty! We too had Sahara - but this one works so much better to us.
yOU HAVE BEAUTIFUL GARDEN, I HAVE WILD GARDEN HAHA..LIKE YOU I SAVE THE SEEDS
Another seed collector! woo hooo :)
@@perennial-garden I LOVE STARTING FROM SEEDS VERY EXCITING PLUS SAVE A LOT OF MONEY. I HAVE COMING LONG VIDEO ABOUT MY WILD GARDEN
@@Mamatessandmatt Yes! Saving money is a big plus :) Super exciting with the new video coming :)
Absolutely amazing. Can you guys show us how to grow different plants from seeds. Thank you. Molly
Thank you, Molly! We've added a lot of seed starting videos in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLKlRXjB7gnsx7dS9eApMc_7rytTEvXFwQ.html
Hope that helps!
Hello from Indiana! Do most homes in Denmark also have almost no gardening space in the front of the home? I love your window boxes. I always write down plant names when I watch your videos. It’s inspiring to see how many Lars start from seed!
Yes... even homes with yard space in the front typically don't do much with it. We focus more on the back gardens/yards as that is where we spend time with family and friends. 'Curb appeal' like we hear about on HGTV is really not a thing here ;)
This is very interesting! Thank you for your response.
@@LynnLouisePS Any time :)
You guys did an amazing job with your plant and color combinations! Yay! Bravo! And growing them from seed! Wow! An idea-if you make slow recordings of your flowers and throw them together into one loooong video with music I think lots of people would want to play it on their TVs at one just for the beauty of flowers! Btw, question, what camera are you using? Such vivid realistic colors! God bless-Olga
Thanks so much! 😊 We did something like that last year : th-cam.com/video/2A88n66Wj80/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BsMM8NPh62iAd620 ...a lot has changed since then tho!
I've never collected seeds-crazy but want to try it
Join the seed collecting movement! woo hooo
@@perennial-garden I'm so inspired now from you!!!! I'm joining the seed movement
@@jenmason40 wooo hoooo!
@@perennial-garden 😂😁👍
Hi guys, greetings from the West Midlands in the UK, loving the videos👍🏻 those Heliopsis Burning Hearts look great, I love the bright coloured flowers against the dark foliage, a bit like some of the dark leaved dahlias. In the end I’ve ordered Burning Hearts and Bleeding Hearts seeds cos I like to grow stuff from seed and it helps to keep the costs down! How would you go about sowing these? I’m not sure if I should plant the seeds now or maybe try the winter sowing method you did a video about recently?
The bleeding hearts (Dicentra) seeds typically require cold stratification to break dormancy and germinate successfully. This process mimics the natural cold period that seeds would experience outdoors during winter. So winter sowing would be ideal for them. (Here's how we winter sow ours: th-cam.com/video/gXLYLjyvZ9E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ErCi64xja8r2SsY9 )
For the Heliopsis, they don't need the cold to germinate, so you could sow them now, in the winter, or wait until the spring :)