Jim & Stef, thank you for everything you do. Your content is always relatable, informative, and interesting. I have learned so much. Holly has even inspired me to get a dog as a garden companion. ❤
I've got to rearrange one of my garden beds, too! Planning, in the fall, to divide a few things and see what i come up with! I discovered a chunky frog in a neighboring part of the garden. Unexpected surprise😮
Best your garden has ever looked! Love how nothing blocks the front garden, so your eye floats from one plant to another. Very interesting and calming too. Jo NZ😊 Great to see you have some dwarf agapanthus. We have them in just about every garden in the coast and most gardens around the place. I love the new stripey deep purple and white dwarf variety.
Thank you, what you share is something very interesting. 💝💝💙💙For me this is so special, that I have to watch it until the end. Best wishes to you. May you always have health and beautiful days
Steph, from "hooked and rooted"? has a beaut chartreuse green/ lemon tipped dwarf knifofia that looks amazing against her Japanese maples. Check it out, quite stunning!
I can't, I just can't garden in this heat except pick flowers and deadhead. I wish I just planted grasses and cactuses in my full sun garden area. I may need to rethink my garden as it has not been fun this year due to the heat. Zone 8a Durham, NC.
What has done well for me this year with little or no supplemental water: echinacea, black-eyed Susans, Gaillardia and heliopsis. I'm so grateful for them!
I found some summer jewels pink & planted them in mid_May, this year. . They must put out seeds! I have 10 more that came up that are not the original plants. Seedling into blooming plants I about a month /month and a half ago. I ♥️that plant!!
My Sapphire Nymph succumbed to Sudden Death Season this year - I had planted it in the spring. I haven't removed it yet - hoping for a miraculous resurrection 😂 but mostly waiting for the fall so I can more safely put something in its place.
I had the same thing happen to my yellow Baptisia. I wasn't aware and let them have it 😕 I grow the Gold Jubilee from seed, it's a nice pop of color and the foliage smells so good. I've got two in 5 gallon pots that fit right in under the hanging full sun containers, it's the perfect spot. The Summer Jewel Salvia are SO easy from seed. Buy once, plants forever!
I replaced my grass in my hell strip in Spokane Wa. zone 6z with thyme but used "elfin" and have been so pleased with how it grew in so quickly but stayed really really low.....you might want to try this between your steps. Love your channel, always watch for many years.
That Baptisia Last Dance is a beautiful plant; did it bring a critter eggs? Q: Are you going to cut those branches off? Or, hand-pick the caterpillars and, gulp, "discard"? To prevent their colonization in our favorite home garden??
I'm in Utah, Calif before that, so, am not familiar with a lot of your plants: What was the lovely lime-chartreuse, heart-shaped leaf plant to the right, or, close to the house?? Of the 'Luttle Bonnie' Spirea, please? An Emerald red bud???
Same. I had mine in a pot hoping the drainage would help, but I think between the the wet and that wild ice storm, it didn’t have a chance. I lost my pineapple lillies as well :(
Ok, someone pls explain “clown college”. Jim says it can be seen from space, implying bright color (?), but sometimes I think he means chaotic design, or “drift of one”. I looked it up and only found an institute of higher learning in clown arts.
Jim & Stef, thank you for everything you do. Your content is always relatable, informative, and interesting. I have learned so much. Holly has even inspired me to get a dog as a garden companion. ❤
Thank you, Mr Jim putnam and Stephany. Happy gardening ❤.
Sooooo lovely--thank you, Jim, Steph! 😊
I did some rearranging in my garden yesterday,it felt so good to be back out in the garden again ! 🌺💚🙃
I've got to rearrange one of my garden beds, too! Planning, in the fall, to divide a few things and see what i come up with! I discovered a chunky frog in a neighboring part of the garden. Unexpected surprise😮
Thank you Jim and Stephanie !! Your garden tours make me smile🙂
I love the quiet moment with the birds and bugs!
Love that Pineapple Lilly 🙃 Planted two new to my garden this spring. GORGEOUS!!! Enjoying these tour videos, THANK YOU HortTube man 🌳🌳🌳🐕
Best your garden has ever looked!
Love how nothing blocks the front garden, so your eye floats from one plant to another.
Very interesting and calming too.
Jo NZ😊
Great to see you have some dwarf agapanthus. We have them in just about every garden in the coast and most gardens around the place.
I love the new stripey deep purple and white dwarf variety.
Thank you, what you share is something very interesting. 💝💝💙💙For me this is so special, that I have to watch it until the end. Best wishes to you. May you always have health and beautiful days
Garden looks great as usual! We’re finally getting rain in Georgia today! Hallelujah!💧☔️❤
It's a beautiful wildlife sanctuary!
Thanks for all the the info, The garden looks very nice!
thankyou so much for your enthusiasm! and generosity...thank you for sharing. So inspiring!
Thank you Jim and Stephany. The weather has cooled here in Michigan a perfect time to be out in the garden ! 🌺💚🙃
Wow, that's great. We are a little cooler today after two more 100 degree days
Your garden looks wonderful! I don't have any gomphrena, but I like them and will consider planting some in the future!
Steph, from "hooked and rooted"? has a beaut chartreuse green/ lemon tipped dwarf knifofia that looks amazing against her Japanese maples. Check it out, quite stunning!
I can't, I just can't garden in this heat except pick flowers and deadhead. I wish I just planted grasses and cactuses in my full sun garden area. I may need to rethink my garden as it has not been fun this year due to the heat. Zone 8a Durham, NC.
What has done well for me this year with little or no supplemental water: echinacea, black-eyed Susans, Gaillardia and heliopsis. I'm so grateful for them!
I love the pancake arborvitae, I have two of them, and they are doing great. I have two tater- tot arborvitae and two firechief.
Love my conifers. ❤❤❤
We had good luck starting Fairy Queen salvia from seed.
I found some summer jewels pink & planted them in mid_May, this year. . They must put out seeds! I have 10 more that came up that are not the original plants. Seedling into blooming plants I about a month /month and a half ago. I ♥️that plant!!
Love everything this is my kind of garden full of colour and texture and so full!
Thanks!
Thank you!
@@JimPutnam Love your enthusiasm and love listening to you. I live in zone 4 (Northern Quebec); so, unfortunately, cannot ever have a garden like you.
My Sapphire Nymph succumbed to Sudden Death Season this year - I had planted it in the spring. I haven't removed it yet - hoping for a miraculous resurrection 😂 but mostly waiting for the fall so I can more safely put something in its place.
I had the same thing happen to my yellow Baptisia. I wasn't aware and let them have it 😕
I grow the Gold Jubilee from seed, it's a nice pop of color and the foliage smells so good. I've got two in 5 gallon pots that fit right in under the hanging full sun containers, it's the perfect spot. The Summer Jewel Salvia are SO easy from seed. Buy once, plants forever!
I am planning several garden beds in my back yard. this inspires me so much! Thank you!!!!!!
I replaced my grass in my hell strip in Spokane Wa. zone 6z with thyme but used "elfin" and have been so pleased with how it grew in so quickly but stayed really really low.....you might want to try this between your steps. Love your channel, always watch for many years.
All of my baptisia has been totally defoliated by the caterpillars😕 30 in my flower farm and a dozen or so in my yard.
7 in the morning? I'm going back to bed at that time after letting the dogs out 😝
That Baptisia Last Dance is a beautiful plant; did it bring a critter eggs?
Q: Are you going to cut those branches off? Or, hand-pick the caterpillars and, gulp, "discard"? To prevent their colonization in our favorite home garden??
Are those ‘Lake’ series salvias you got from Big Bloomers perennials? They looked great at your open garden but they have exploded. 😮
Zone 8a Milton Florida, i saw bee balm at Home Depot. Is it as invasion as mint? Should I consider planting in a container?
I'm in Utah, Calif before that, so, am not familiar with a lot of your plants: What was the lovely lime-chartreuse, heart-shaped leaf plant to the right, or, close to the house?? Of the 'Luttle Bonnie' Spirea, please? An Emerald red bud???
yea, I haven't had an Agapanthus come back to me (here in PNW)
You definitely have wet winters
Same. I had mine in a pot hoping the drainage would help, but I think between the the wet and that wild ice storm, it didn’t have a chance. I lost my pineapple lillies as well :(
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Ok, someone pls explain “clown college”. Jim says it can be seen from space, implying bright color (?), but sometimes I think he means chaotic design, or “drift of one”. I looked it up and only found an institute of higher learning in clown arts.
You got it. 👌 He's referring to the whole one of one and randomness of everything.
😂 that definition is hilarious 😂
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