Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Your Japanese maples are spectacular! Your entire garden is The Highlight of the show. It’s almost as if your surrounding beautiful fall wooded area is glowing to show off your garden.🥰🥰🥰
Your gardens transformed into fall colors beautifully! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with your followers. It is greatly appreciated along with the video.
Thank you so much Mary!! and thank you for always being here and watching 💚 You have a beautiful garden as well! I can't wait to see those new blue junipers grow in your garden.
Steph- your gardens are looking so stunning! Equally now as in summer. The color in the jap maples is beautiful along with the backdrop of trees it looks like a painting. If I had more land I would be adding more jap maples to my 2. They give so much interest and your ferns are amazing!! I also love the hardy mum. Will love to see how the Mandeville does if you overwinter them. Thanks for sharing and always inspiring ❤️
I’ve been trying to figure out what shrub I have in my flower bed for 6 years and you named it…Ascott euphoria: I love this one so much I want to get another one! Now I know what to ask for at the Nursery. Thank you! Beautiful tour-I am also a Japanese Maple collector; fell in love with them with all the established ones throughout my property and I have continued to add more varieties.
Yay! So happy to help Tina! Its a really pretty plant. I hope it comes back after winter for me. Japanese Maples are stunning. Its hard not to collect them. Once we have a couple, we realize how many gorgeous varieties there are.
The vibrant colors in your garden are absolutely impressive and gorgeous. It was warm and nice this past week in Massachusetts. 😊Thank you so much for sharing the growing tips of Gomphrena!!! I also grow some Gomphrena this year which attracted so many pollinators.
Hi there! Yes we were fortunate to have a beautiful weekend last week. This weekend is looking like another good gardening weekend, a bit cooler, but no rain. Thank you so much for your kind words about my garden. Gomphrena is awesome!! Glad you enjoyed it.
I'm watching again so I can write down plant/tree names, loving your trees and gorgeous fall colors. And your garden is gorgeous even with plants dying back, so don't appologize 💚🍁🌾🍂🌿🌲
You say tired, I say Beautiful. For me who has mainly a tropical garden in Australia, I just love all the Fall colours in the background & your garden beds. Amazing, love all the Maples also. Thank you for a beautiful video.
Hi Marie, You are so right. It really is beautiful. Also, its so common place here where I live to have this fall foliage in such beautiful colors that I sometimes don't realize that this doesn't happen everywhere. Thank you for bringing that to light for me, we are really lucky to be surrounded by such beauty. Thank you SO much! 💚🍂🍁
Thanks Steph! A rainy unmotivated Saturday near Cleveland Ohio and your video was just what I needed! I love watching your gardens grow!! The maples are really taking off. And you have the gomphrena green thumb!! Amazing
Thank you so much, and thank you for being here and watching. The gomphrena is so easy to grow and an annual that just gives so much for the small investment in a pack of seeds. Hope you get a sunny day soon!!
Absolutely stunning and beautifully designed you definitely have made me fall in love with evergreens and Japanese Maple trees! I am in love with my recent purchase of the Toshiba Japanese Maple and golden mop cypress 😊
Thanks for sharing your fall garden with us, Steph. Your beautiful garden against the backdrop of trees in all their autumn glory is absolutely gorgeous this time of year. I will definitely be adding the Dancing Peacock Japanese maple tree on my garden must haves list!
Steph your gardens are magnificent & the back drop of beautiful trees with their vibrant colors is so perfect. I love your sons Halloween decorations too , so sweet.
HOLY FERNS!!!! I suggest you leave them right there in those containers...cut them down in November, mulch them and then watch out for the fronds in and around April. I have similar ones tight in a rock wall - I cut them down, mulch them. Remember they have been around since the Jurassic period so whatever you do you should just leave them where they love it. 6B
Loving your fall tour! I'm soo jealous of your trees and all their gorgeous colors! I am watching wondering if you might consider another walk thru explaining what and when and how, you will cut things back to prepare for winter? I learn so much from you!
Hi Becky, Thank you so much!! In the past I had cut things back in fall. However, I've come to learn that its much less work to cut back perennials in Spring once they have had time to dry up. The material is alot lighter then to pick up and dispose of. Also, late winter/early spring is when most things can be pruned. It does depend on what your growing as to when it can be pruned. For example, if you have lilacs, you would wait to prune those until right after they bloom. Otherwise you would be pruning off their blooms. Same with some types of hydrangeas, like the macrophylla, and even the oak leaf, those bloom on old wood (last years wood), therefore incorrect pruning time could sacrafice your blooms. The only plants in my garden that I will be pruning/cutting back this fall will be the taller ornamental grasses. Its been my experience that they make quite a mess if left up over winter and the grasses fly all over the garden/yard. Also, leaving up perennials and dropped leaves and not cleaning up until spring provides great winter habitat for wildlife and insects. Hope this helps.
@@HookedandRooted thank you so much for this great information! I was mainly wondering about lilacs, butterfly bush, and hydrangeas so that helps a ton!!
Hi Steph, for the end of Oct tour things look pretty good, your house and property are beautiful. On my end out here in Ca. Ive just planted some cool weather flowers for the first time. Snaps, violas, etc. never planted 6pks in the fall before so Iĺl be curious to see if they thrive.
That dogwood you have...I have three and let me tell you once they start growing LOOK OUT!!! Gorgeous dogwoods in about 4-years you’ll walk out there and go, “omg what happened?”
If you cut your mandevilla back it might not be as cumbersome to overwinter. I also like the atomic gomphrena better than the white. I am going to try it next summer.
I hope to see a tutorial on how to plant Gomphrenas this winter! I attempted by hot pink gomphrenas last year. I planted 40 of my own seeds and only 4 came up. Your raspberry ripple zinnias are gorgeous too!
Hi Stef, it's Missi. I moved my hinoki cypress to all day sun area. When I dug it up, the roots were really wet, whoo. It was at the corner of the house & I figured the overflow water from the roof was coming down over it. Tk u 4 your input.
The sweet flag ogon was that a box store find? It is beautiful. Love that they are evergreen. So much beautiful fall color that’s just in your backdrop from nature. Thanks for sharing.
Hi there! Yes, I found it at the Home Depot. It also divides really easily. I started with 3 and have divided it multiple times already. Thank you so much!!
Your roses are beautiful. I’m zone 6, Kentucky and my blushing pink knockout is still beautiful. My At Last rose too. You might need to try it. Lovely garden.
Glad you called the one i was curious about by name in this vid (Katsura) you didn'"t in last video :) Lovely tree, just bit to big (my garden is really small compared to yours) Hopefully Orange dream will do the trick (similar). Was gonna go for Shirawasanum Moonfire but you make me doublt to go for Autumn moon, it seems stronger in colours. Fireflow is also on my list since not to big, but it can still be 5 meters so i will keep watch in the growth yours does to make decision. Maybe Rhode island red (smallest relative big leave red maple). Did you prune that Fireglow in frontyard? It looks tick stem, yet very short but filled with new branches, my gut feeling says it has to be pruned, if so, gj, i love it, i might 'dare' to buy one then (i can't allow it much bigger in my small garden). I have Acer Japonicum Aconitifolium (love everything about this one). Orange dream Skeeters broom (upright but dwarf, perfect for my garden) Osakazuki (kind to big, but i bought a multistem (6 stems, vigorous with low growth) and will let it loose energy in all those stems, the top ones where cut already in factory, kinda good, preventing instant big branches, any branch that grows 1 meter per year (with no side branches) i will remove, those are the source of fast growth (bloodgood has this also). Also got it what i think 'Takao' (shop doesnt give it cultivar). Not special but i love the vigorous growth and the one i bought has an incredible nice starting stem (Splits in two strong upright branches immediately splitting into 2 and 3 branches forming 5 very strong upward branches with minimal chance of falling over. I will experiment pruning top to keep it small.
Another wonderful video!! I am looking for mid height flowers with high impact for the edge of my beds. I absolutely need to grow gomphrena next year! It will be perfect! I hope you’ll bring us along for dahlia digging and storing. All of my tubers died last year and I’m thinking it’s because I didn’t account for humidity. Hoping to save mine from this year for next year
Hi! I do plan on sharing the storing of my dahlias. While I'm fairly new to dahlias (growing them for about 4 years now), I have learned a few things and I'm happy to share. Gomphrena is great! I hope you try them next season. Thank you!!
If you cut down your hardy hibiscus you are risking it from getting root rot, during wet winters moisture will run down the hollow stems and sit causing root rot. It's best to cut them back in Spring.
Hi ! Your last acer looks like a Garnett, it's nice that it grew back ! So now I'm thinking this could happen to my orange dream ? I might have to have a look at what's left of it in it's pot :)
Beautiful gardens! I have enjoyed watching them change from season to season through the years. Do you have a link to where you got your Vince memorial stone? We lost our pup in July & want to put a stone where he liked to hangout.
Hi Lisa,Thank you so much!! I'm so sorry for the loss of your pup. Its never easy, they are such a large part of our family. We purchased the stone from this website: www.4everinmyheart.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw4vKpBhCZARIsAOKHoWSGq0iZ5c63du_pyI3UJH7YGtCU_3hQj1CJsK7H8jkVm4dqZdC_EZAaAgAsEALw_wcB
Steph! Where are the Japanese maples planted? South facing, north facing, full sun in summer? I got a space for one: there are Japanese andromeda’s (yes, divas) planted there - huge ornamental grasses that do very well all year round (the “winter interest” ones I described that you also had) and a space where its blank, right next to it that a pee gee hydrangea died (due to poor drainage) however...nepita + the grasses + rudbeckia do very well. I have to be sure that this plant will thrive. Any information from your sister 6b is very helpful.
Hi Steph, the name for the variegated Dogwood Celestial Shadow (Hybrid) Tree, fully grown 15-20 ft tall, 10-20 ft wide,zones 5-9, sun to partial shade mutation of Cornus Florida x kausa. I have a small one in my garden but mine it’s struggling 😢
Hi Ingrid! Yes! Thats the other variety I have jotted down as the trees potential name. Thank you so much! I hope yours does a bit better. I had that one planted in a spot that was a bit dry and got full sun. I moved it about 2 years ago to the backyard, where now its an understory tree (gets a bit more protection from the full sun), and the soil there is also more moist and its growing much better. Hope this helps.
Love your yard and videos. I was wondering if your gomphrena seeds that you collected last fall sprouted for you this year. I’m about to collect some seeds from mine. Thanks
Hi Shannon, Thank you so much! Yes, the seeds that were collected in Fall from my purple gomphrena I grew last year, did germinate! I didn't grow them in my garden, but gave some to a friend, and she grew them.
Hi Steph! Love your japanese maples!! How are the deers 🦌 behaving? Do they leave them alone? I want some in pots and they are doing great but I'm always afraid to plant some in the ground. Thank you!
Hi there! So far its going ok, I do have to be more careful and spray deer spray throughout the winter since that's when food is scarce for them. They have nibbled on the JM's on occasion, but seem to be more interested in other plants in my garden, like hydrangeas for example.
Erin, a beautiful fall garden tour I live in Minnesota 4b and very fortunate to enjoy fall leaf color. I would like to select plant Japanese maples next year I’m pushing the growing zone hoping to find a micro climate area for them. I experience deer pressure off and on my question is do the deer nibble on your maples? Should I prepare to add deer spikes or spray. Thank you
Hi there! I don't want to jinx it, but the deer mostly go after my hydrangeas and other plants. However, I will say that I put out those deer spikes (from a previous video), and I also spray pretty regularly to hopefully keep them away. Its certainly a challenge especially during winter when they get extra hungry. You cover more area with spray as the spikes can get expensive to cover large areas. I find they work best when placed further out to create a perimeter, and they also work better with shorter plants. I really like the invisible fence deer and rabbit. Just don't spray on a windy day. Its very stinky, but effective: amzn.to/3Snr7H2
Thank you for the lovely fall garden tour. What is the name of the tall green evergreen in the front corner of your house, behind the new grass that you just planted, just down from your white gymphryna ? It probably 3/4 of the way through your video?
Hi there! Thank you so much! It is a hinoki cypress. However the variety I'm not certain of since it was one of the very first evergreens we planted and I didn't keep the tag.
Although the season is coming to an end. It still looks nice... What was the name of the grass in your garden that likes moisture and also said rabbits and deer don't like it... thanks got the info😊
Hi Paula! Thank you so much!! That plant is Sweet Flag Ogon 'Acorus'. I purchased it at the Home Depot and its a great plant. You can see it in my garden here and I give some additional details at 10:03 th-cam.com/video/pUn2fmHWbZY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0hi6nbFyMyK8ZNob
Hi Wanda! I have asked my husband George this before. I believe its a mix of fescue and kentucky bluegrass. We've over seeded a few times in Fall, so he thinks there's quite a mix at this point. Thank you so much!!
Stunning! How do u over winter yr ferns. I have two by my garage they are gorgeous I hate to pull them out and toss them. I live in New Hampshire. Also I have ladies mantle and they have seeded very well maybe too well. I plan on transplanting some to other areas. But how can I keep them in clumps like yours and do I cut them down to the ground. Thank you
Hi Denise, I made this video last year about overwintering my ferns. If they don't get much humidity they do tend to dry up a bit and drop foliage, which can get messy. But they are certainly a good candidate for wintering over. The ladies mantle, They will grow into a little mound that way from one seedling. I think moving them around and transplanting would be a good idea. If your able, that could be done now, or you can wait until spring. Here's the fern video: th-cam.com/video/PSEj3sFGxzU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eZKrIFW0s4CJ8tnw
I love Japanese maples, but I am always afraid to plant them because of it's cost and the fear that they won't survive the PA summer. What is the condition of your Japanese maple garden? Full sun? Part shade? It would be helpful to know the sun situation that you have! Thank you! ❤
In PA, I believe you are a similar zone to me, a 6? If so most of them are pretty hardy. I can only speak to the varieities I'm growing in my garden, but they do well for me here. The area where I have most of mine planted is morning shade and afternoon sun. while ideally it would be the other way around as most of them prefer morning sun and afternoon shade. But its working out ok. Some of the lighter varieties do get some leaf scorch from the sun, overtime as they aclimate, they should burn up less. Hope this helps! A coral bark japanese maple, and a bloodgood is a less fussy variety and very commonly found. These could be a good way to start with some JM's in your garden. Hope this helps.
Hi! Welcome to the channel! Its a blue atlas cedar. I featured most of my evergreens including the blue atlas cedar in this video: th-cam.com/video/DBOEBocJcf4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LjpmscH7w4pMj5mp
novice gardener here, living in VA, when you say "over winter", are you meaning just in a garage to stay out of colder temps/ bad snowy weather, more info please. ( ;
Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Your Japanese maples are spectacular! Your entire garden is The Highlight of the show. It’s almost as if your surrounding beautiful fall wooded area is glowing to show off your garden.🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much for your kind words Joellen! 💚🍁🍂
Your gardens transformed into fall colors beautifully! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with your followers. It is greatly appreciated along with the video.
You are so welcome Jane! Thank you so much for your kind words.
Steph and George your gardens look beautiful. You should be so proud of your efforts. All the Japanese maples are beautiful.
Thank you so much!! 🥰
I love your collection of Japanese maples, Steph! I never get tired of seeing your garden. It always looks so beautiful!
Thank you so much Mary!! and thank you for always being here and watching 💚 You have a beautiful garden as well! I can't wait to see those new blue junipers grow in your garden.
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Thank you so much!! I'm glad you enjoyed.
Simply stunning! You all have much to be proud of. Your design and planning have delivered a beautiful garden! I’m so glad you shared it with us!
Thank you so much Gayla! Thank you for being here!
Love the layers of texture & colors.
Thank you so much!!
So beautiful 😍😍😍
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for the tour! The Autumn Moon Japanese Maple is one of my favorites too! Bonny
Its a beauty Bonny! Thank you!!
Awesome tour. Even plants need time to rest, repair, and refresh. Your landscape is beautiful. Thanks for the tour.
So true Harriett, a really great and beautiful perspective! Thanks for sharing, and for watching.
Hi Steph and George! I always enjoy seeing what your up too.😊💖🌸🍁🌲🎃🐝🌻👋🙌🍁
Thank you so much Beatrice!! Your name made me smile, I had a cabbage patch doll as a little girl that was named Beatrice 🥰
Wow, I love the Japanese Maple garden. Absolutely, stunning 😍 everything looks so beautiful. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Thank you so much Maria!! 🍁🍂
I always enjoy your content. I learn a lot (even at 51!). I hope your channel continues to grow, so you can garden full time!
Thank you so much Becky! That would be lovely. Maybe some day 💚
Steph- your gardens are looking so stunning! Equally now as in summer. The color in the jap maples is beautiful along with the backdrop of trees it looks like a painting. If I had more land I would be adding more jap maples to my 2. They give so much interest and your ferns are amazing!! I also love the hardy mum. Will love to see how the Mandeville does if you overwinter them. Thanks for sharing and always inspiring ❤️
Pam, thank you so very much for your kind words, and wonderful comment. Thank you for being here! 💚
Beautiful showing garden.
Full of colour.
Awesome , thanks you for sharing.
Thank you so much!!
Hi Stef 🌺 Every thing in your garden looks amazing in october and this red Japanese Maple looks charming . I lovet .Have aw9nderful day .🌺🌻🌺
Thank you so much Lina! 🥰
Everything is looking amazing Steph! The Japanese maples are spectacular.
Thank you so much Sue! 🍁🍂💚
I’ve been trying to figure out what shrub I have in my flower bed for 6 years and you named it…Ascott euphoria: I love this one so much I want to get another one! Now I know what to ask for at the Nursery. Thank you! Beautiful tour-I am also a Japanese Maple collector; fell in love with them with all the established ones throughout my property and I have continued to add more varieties.
Yay! So happy to help Tina! Its a really pretty plant. I hope it comes back after winter for me. Japanese Maples are stunning. Its hard not to collect them. Once we have a couple, we realize how many gorgeous varieties there are.
Beautiful fall colors everywhere you look.
Lucky to live where you are.
Its a gardeners dream
Thank you so much!! I love looking through the windows this time of year. They frame the view of the fall foliage in the yard so beautifully 🍁🍂
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Love it!
Such beautiful colors and presentation
Thank you so much!!
Oh , I love the pearl glam beauty berry !
I just love Autumn 🍂 beautiful tour Steph 🍂🍁🍂
Hi Jasmine!! Thank you so much!! 🍁🍂
The vibrant colors in your garden are absolutely impressive and gorgeous. It was warm and nice this past week in Massachusetts. 😊Thank you so much for sharing the growing tips of Gomphrena!!! I also grow some Gomphrena this year which attracted so many pollinators.
Hi there! Yes we were fortunate to have a beautiful weekend last week. This weekend is looking like another good gardening weekend, a bit cooler, but no rain. Thank you so much for your kind words about my garden. Gomphrena is awesome!! Glad you enjoyed it.
Spectacular colors Steph!!! YOU GO GIRL (and George!!)
Thank you so much!! 🥰
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much Lona!
Absolutely glorious. ❤
Thank you so much!!
Love your garden tours Steph - all the beautiful seasonal interest makes each tour shine♥
Thank you so much Robyn! 💚🍂🍁
I'm watching again so I can write down plant/tree names, loving your trees and gorgeous fall colors. And your garden is gorgeous even with plants dying back, so don't appologize 💚🍁🌾🍂🌿🌲
Thank you so much!! There really is so much beauty even in fall. So fun to add to our evergrowing plant wish list isn't it?! Happy Gardening!
Steph, your garden still looks amazing! Thanks for sharing:)
Thank you so much Carol! Thanks for watching, hope you are well!
Oh gosh, such a beautiful fall colors in your garden, love that maple 🍁 Dancing peacock, I will have to look for one 😅
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Thank you so much Cindy!! Another to add to the list, its a real beauty! 🍁🍂🥰
Thank you for taking the time to make and edit such a great video! I really enjoyed seeing your garden! 🌱
Thank you so much for your comment, and for acknowledging the time it takes to edit. You're are so welcome. I'm so glad you enjoyed it 💚🥰
Stunning gardens! I hear you back there George. You guys are a great team :)
Love my garden assistant-camera man. Thanks Marybeth! 🥰
Steph you have a beautiful fall garden! Lovely!!
Thank you so much Darcey! 🥰
Wow. Love your Japanese maples. They are stunning in color and leaf shape. Thanks for the tour.😊
Thank you so much Linda! 🍁🍂
You say tired, I say Beautiful. For me who has mainly a tropical garden in Australia,
I just love all the Fall colours in the background & your garden beds. Amazing, love all
the Maples also. Thank you for a beautiful video.
Hi Marie, You are so right. It really is beautiful. Also, its so common place here where I live to have this fall foliage in such beautiful colors that I sometimes don't realize that this doesn't happen everywhere. Thank you for bringing that to light for me, we are really lucky to be surrounded by such beauty. Thank you SO much! 💚🍂🍁
Beautiful Gardens. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much Sheila!
Thanks Steph! A rainy unmotivated Saturday near Cleveland Ohio and your video was just what I needed! I love watching your gardens grow!! The maples are really taking off. And you have the gomphrena green thumb!! Amazing
Same here in south of Pittsburgh, gray and misty !!
Thank you so much, and thank you for being here and watching. The gomphrena is so easy to grow and an annual that just gives so much for the small investment in a pack of seeds. Hope you get a sunny day soon!!
Very beautiful! Something to aspire to 😊
Thank you! 😊
Your gardens are breathtaking! All that beautiful color!
Thank you so much! 🍁🍂
It’s always fun coming to your home, Steph. I love all the tree collection! Happy Fall! ❤
Thank you so much Barb!! and thank you for being here 💚
Very pretty, love all the colors!!
Thank you so much Marian!
Absolutely stunning and beautifully designed you definitely have made me fall in love with evergreens and Japanese Maple trees! I am in love with my recent purchase of the Toshiba Japanese Maple and golden mop cypress 😊
Thank you so much Michelle! Glad you are also enjoying the JM's, they are beautiful. 🍂🍁
Lovely Fall color. We Don't get much here in West Central Florida 9b/10
Your garden is beautiful.
Thank you so much 😊
Your gardens are so beautiful, your Japanese Maples are gorgeous ❤
Thank you very much Judy! 🍁🍂🥰
Thanks for the tour. Everything looks beautiful with so many wonderful layers of texture & color.
You are so welcome! Thank you so much Melissa!
I love your gardens!!!❤
Thank you so much Teresa!
Beautiful!!!
Thank you!!
Thanks Steph. We were out in the gardens today doing all the fall garden jobs. Beautiful day here in PA.
It was a lovely weekend, glad you also got to enjoy some garden time!
Thanks for sharing your fall garden with us, Steph. Your beautiful garden against the backdrop of trees in all their autumn glory is absolutely gorgeous this time of year. I will definitely be adding the Dancing Peacock Japanese maple tree on my garden must haves list!
Thank you so much for your kind words Jolie! Dancing peacock is a fun one! Such gorgeous fall color 🍁🍂
Beautiful garden tour. Your front porch looks so pretty
Thanks so much 🥰
Looks great! I have a 20 year old Summer Gold Dogwood and I love it!
Wonderful!! So great to hear. It is a beauty!
Looks great
Thanks Lisa!
Thanks for a tour. Everything is so colorful.
Thank you so much Janice! 🍁🍂
I love your Utubes ,they are so wonderful!!! Love how you explain everything!!! Merry Christmas & a Happy Healthy New year!!
Thank you so much Sandy! Same to you!
Wow I love the gomphrena I’ll have to plant this next year.
Thank you so much Denise! They are so pretty and you get so many blooms that last a really long time. Definitely give them a try! 🌱
Steph your gardens are magnificent & the back drop of beautiful trees with their vibrant colors is so perfect. I love your sons Halloween decorations too , so sweet.
Thank you so much Margie!!
Steph and George👍BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPES🌞love the halloween deco.& the story at the end and its in a perfect spot!!🎃👻🌕
Hi Patricia! Thank you so much!! Happy Halloween!
OK, I now have absolute Japanese maple envy!! I'm in ri so there's no excuse for me not to have some-added to the wish list!! 😊
They are beautiful Suzette! Once you start adding them, it's hard to stop. So many varieties 🍁🍂
Just beautiful! 💐
Thank you! 😊
HOLY FERNS!!!! I suggest you leave them right there in those containers...cut them down in November, mulch them and then watch out for the fronds in and around April. I have similar ones tight in a rock wall - I cut them down, mulch them. Remember they have been around since the Jurassic period so whatever you do you should just leave them where they love it. 6B
Thank you so much! I'm going to give that a shot.
Looks like a painting! Lovely leaf change.
Thank you so much Melissa! 🍁🍂
You have such a beautiful garden! The fall interest is outstanding.
Thank you so much Donna! 🍁🍂
Loving your fall tour! I'm soo jealous of your trees and all their gorgeous colors! I am watching wondering if you might consider another walk thru explaining what and when and how, you will cut things back to prepare for winter? I learn so much from you!
Hi Becky, Thank you so much!! In the past I had cut things back in fall. However, I've come to learn that its much less work to cut back perennials in Spring once they have had time to dry up. The material is alot lighter then to pick up and dispose of. Also, late winter/early spring is when most things can be pruned. It does depend on what your growing as to when it can be pruned. For example, if you have lilacs, you would wait to prune those until right after they bloom. Otherwise you would be pruning off their blooms. Same with some types of hydrangeas, like the macrophylla, and even the oak leaf, those bloom on old wood (last years wood), therefore incorrect pruning time could sacrafice your blooms. The only plants in my garden that I will be pruning/cutting back this fall will be the taller ornamental grasses. Its been my experience that they make quite a mess if left up over winter and the grasses fly all over the garden/yard. Also, leaving up perennials and dropped leaves and not cleaning up until spring provides great winter habitat for wildlife and insects. Hope this helps.
@@HookedandRooted thank you so much for this great information! I was mainly wondering about lilacs, butterfly bush, and hydrangeas so that helps a ton!!
Hi Steph, for the end of Oct tour things look pretty good, your house and property are beautiful. On my end out here in Ca. Ive just planted some cool weather flowers for the first time. Snaps, violas, etc. never planted 6pks in the fall before so Iĺl be curious to see if they thrive.
Hi Heidi! Thank you so much 💚 How fun to try something new! I hope they grow beautifully for you.
That dogwood you have...I have three and let me tell you once they start growing LOOK OUT!!! Gorgeous dogwoods in about 4-years you’ll walk out there and go, “omg what happened?”
Fingers crossed they grow a bit faster as they age. Currently they've been slow to get going. So glad to hear this 💚
If you cut your mandevilla back it might not be as cumbersome to overwinter. I also like the atomic gomphrena better than the white. I am going to try it next summer.
I hope to see a tutorial on how to plant Gomphrenas this winter! I attempted by hot pink gomphrenas last year. I planted 40 of my own seeds and only 4 came up. Your raspberry ripple zinnias are gorgeous too!
Hi Joellen! I plan on it! Thank you so much!! They are so pretty. We'll get you to grow them yet.
Hi Stef, it's Missi. I moved my hinoki cypress to all day sun area. When I dug it up, the roots were really wet, whoo. It was at the corner of the house & I figured the overflow water from the roof was coming down over it. Tk u 4 your input.
Hi Missi! Glad to hear you figured it out, and that you were able to dig it up. Now it should have a chance to bounce back. You are so welcome!
Gorgeous! I so love watching your garden tours. So inspiring. Unfortunately my garden space is quite a bit smaller and mostly shade.
Thank you so much!! Shade gardens can be so beautiful. I'm sure yours is lovely.
The sweet flag ogon was that a box store find? It is beautiful. Love that they are evergreen. So much beautiful fall color that’s just in your backdrop from nature. Thanks for sharing.
Hi there! Yes, I found it at the Home Depot. It also divides really easily. I started with 3 and have divided it multiple times already. Thank you so much!!
@@HookedandRooteddid I spell it right?
@@rbthegardennannyllc4219 you did 😊
Beautiful garden! You forgot to show your Orange Dream!
You're right! It was on the left of the shirraz! Definitely in spring. It's green right now but will be beautiful in spring. 🍁 🍁 🍁 🥰
Your roses are beautiful. I’m zone 6, Kentucky and my blushing pink knockout is still beautiful. My At Last rose too. You might need to try it. Lovely garden.
Hi Peggy, Thank you so much! At last is a beauty!
That's the reason I don't do ferns except in the ground. They just dropped way to much.
I have had my peacock maple for 10 years.. this spring, we had a very late hard freeze. Combined with a drought this fall, it is sad.
Glad you called the one i was curious about by name in this vid (Katsura) you didn'"t in last video :) Lovely tree, just bit to big (my garden is really small compared to yours) Hopefully Orange dream will do the trick (similar). Was gonna go for Shirawasanum Moonfire but you make me doublt to go for Autumn moon, it seems stronger in colours.
Fireflow is also on my list since not to big, but it can still be 5 meters so i will keep watch in the growth yours does to make decision. Maybe Rhode island red (smallest relative big leave red maple). Did you prune that Fireglow in frontyard? It looks tick stem, yet very short but filled with new branches, my gut feeling says it has to be pruned, if so, gj, i love it, i might 'dare' to buy one then (i can't allow it much bigger in my small garden).
I have Acer Japonicum Aconitifolium (love everything about this one).
Orange dream
Skeeters broom (upright but dwarf, perfect for my garden)
Osakazuki (kind to big, but i bought a multistem (6 stems, vigorous with low growth) and will let it loose energy in all those stems, the top ones where cut already in factory, kinda good, preventing instant big branches, any branch that grows 1 meter per year (with no side branches) i will remove, those are the source of fast growth (bloodgood has this also).
Also got it what i think 'Takao' (shop doesnt give it cultivar). Not special but i love the vigorous growth and the one i bought has an incredible nice starting stem (Splits in two strong upright branches immediately splitting into 2 and 3 branches forming 5 very strong upward branches with minimal chance of falling over. I will experiment pruning top to keep it small.
Another wonderful video!! I am looking for mid height flowers with high impact for the edge of my beds. I absolutely need to grow gomphrena next year! It will be perfect! I hope you’ll bring us along for dahlia digging and storing. All of my tubers died last year and I’m thinking it’s because I didn’t account for humidity. Hoping to save mine from this year for next year
Hi! I do plan on sharing the storing of my dahlias. While I'm fairly new to dahlias (growing them for about 4 years now), I have learned a few things and I'm happy to share. Gomphrena is great! I hope you try them next season. Thank you!!
I winter sowed the gomphena, only thing still looking cute in the garden, mine are kind of a magenta color ♥
Yay! So great to hear. I love gomphrena! 💚
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If you cut down your hardy hibiscus you are risking it from getting root rot, during wet winters moisture will run down the hollow stems and sit causing root rot. It's best to cut them back in Spring.
Great advice! Thank you!!
Hi ! Your last acer looks like a Garnett, it's nice that it grew back ! So now I'm thinking this could happen to my orange dream ? I might have to have a look at what's left of it in it's pot :)
Oh great guess! Thank you!! We have a garnet in our Patio bed. I'll compare the foliage. Keep an eye on it. Hoping it rebounds for you. 🍁🍂
Thanks !@@HookedandRooted
Beautiful gardens! I have enjoyed watching them change from season to season through the years.
Do you have a link to where you got your Vince memorial stone? We lost our pup in July & want to put a stone where he liked to hangout.
Hi Lisa,Thank you so much!! I'm so sorry for the loss of your pup. Its never easy, they are such a large part of our family. We purchased the stone from this website: www.4everinmyheart.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw4vKpBhCZARIsAOKHoWSGq0iZ5c63du_pyI3UJH7YGtCU_3hQj1CJsK7H8jkVm4dqZdC_EZAaAgAsEALw_wcB
Steph! Where are the Japanese maples planted? South facing, north facing, full sun in summer? I got a space for one: there are Japanese andromeda’s (yes, divas) planted there - huge ornamental grasses that do very well all year round (the “winter interest” ones I described that you also had) and a space where its blank, right next to it that a pee gee hydrangea died (due to poor drainage) however...nepita + the grasses + rudbeckia do very well. I have to be sure that this plant will thrive. Any information from your sister 6b is very helpful.
Hi there!! They are in the west part of our garden, but face south.
Hi Steph, the name for the variegated
Dogwood Celestial Shadow (Hybrid) Tree, fully grown 15-20 ft tall, 10-20 ft wide,zones 5-9, sun to partial shade
mutation of Cornus Florida x kausa. I have a small one in my garden but mine it’s struggling 😢
Hi Ingrid! Yes! Thats the other variety I have jotted down as the trees potential name. Thank you so much! I hope yours does a bit better. I had that one planted in a spot that was a bit dry and got full sun. I moved it about 2 years ago to the backyard, where now its an understory tree (gets a bit more protection from the full sun), and the soil there is also more moist and its growing much better. Hope this helps.
@@HookedandRooted thank you Steph I am gonna do the same
Love your yard and videos.
I was wondering if your gomphrena seeds that you collected last fall sprouted for you this year. I’m about to collect some seeds from mine. Thanks
Hi Shannon, Thank you so much! Yes, the seeds that were collected in Fall from my purple gomphrena I grew last year, did germinate! I didn't grow them in my garden, but gave some to a friend, and she grew them.
Hi Steph! Love your japanese maples!! How are the deers 🦌 behaving? Do they leave them alone? I want some in pots and they are doing great but I'm always afraid to plant some in the ground. Thank you!
Hi there! So far its going ok, I do have to be more careful and spray deer spray throughout the winter since that's when food is scarce for them. They have nibbled on the JM's on occasion, but seem to be more interested in other plants in my garden, like hydrangeas for example.
Careful with getting sap on your skin from the euforbia!😮
Erin, a beautiful fall garden tour I live in Minnesota 4b and very fortunate to enjoy fall leaf color. I would like to select plant Japanese maples next year I’m pushing the growing zone hoping to find a micro climate area for them. I experience deer pressure off and on my question is do the deer nibble on your maples? Should I prepare to add deer spikes or spray. Thank you
Hi there! I don't want to jinx it, but the deer mostly go after my hydrangeas and other plants. However, I will say that I put out those deer spikes (from a previous video), and I also spray pretty regularly to hopefully keep them away. Its certainly a challenge especially during winter when they get extra hungry. You cover more area with spray as the spikes can get expensive to cover large areas. I find they work best when placed further out to create a perimeter, and they also work better with shorter plants. I really like the invisible fence deer and rabbit. Just don't spray on a windy day. Its very stinky, but effective: amzn.to/3Snr7H2
Thank you for the lovely fall garden tour. What is the name of the tall green evergreen in the front corner of your house, behind the new grass that you just planted, just down from your white gymphryna ? It probably 3/4 of the way through your video?
Hi there! Thank you so much! It is a hinoki cypress. However the variety I'm not certain of since it was one of the very first evergreens we planted and I didn't keep the tag.
Although the season is coming to an end. It still looks nice...
What was the name of the grass in your garden that likes moisture and also said rabbits and deer don't like it... thanks got the info😊
Hi Paula! Thank you so much!! That plant is Sweet Flag Ogon 'Acorus'. I purchased it at the Home Depot and its a great plant. You can see it in my garden here and I give some additional details at 10:03 th-cam.com/video/pUn2fmHWbZY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0hi6nbFyMyK8ZNob
Please tell me what type of grass seed you used. Your lawn is so green and luscious
Hi Wanda! I have asked my husband George this before. I believe its a mix of fescue and kentucky bluegrass. We've over seeded a few times in Fall, so he thinks there's quite a mix at this point. Thank you so much!!
Stunning! How do u over winter yr ferns. I have two by my garage they are gorgeous I hate to pull them out and toss them. I live in New Hampshire. Also I have ladies mantle and they have seeded very well maybe too well. I plan on transplanting some to other areas. But how can I keep them in clumps like yours and do I cut them down to the ground. Thank you
Hi Denise, I made this video last year about overwintering my ferns. If they don't get much humidity they do tend to dry up a bit and drop foliage, which can get messy. But they are certainly a good candidate for wintering over. The ladies mantle, They will grow into a little mound that way from one seedling. I think moving them around and transplanting would be a good idea. If your able, that could be done now, or you can wait until spring. Here's the fern video: th-cam.com/video/PSEj3sFGxzU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eZKrIFW0s4CJ8tnw
Thank you 🌹
I love Japanese maples, but I am always afraid to plant them because of it's cost and the fear that they won't survive the PA summer. What is the condition of your Japanese maple garden? Full sun? Part shade? It would be helpful to know the sun situation that you have! Thank you! ❤
In PA, I believe you are a similar zone to me, a 6? If so most of them are pretty hardy. I can only speak to the varieities I'm growing in my garden, but they do well for me here. The area where I have most of mine planted is morning shade and afternoon sun. while ideally it would be the other way around as most of them prefer morning sun and afternoon shade. But its working out ok. Some of the lighter varieties do get some leaf scorch from the sun, overtime as they aclimate, they should burn up less. Hope this helps! A coral bark japanese maple, and a bloodgood is a less fussy variety and very commonly found. These could be a good way to start with some JM's in your garden. Hope this helps.
👋🏽 new to the channel. At 20 min mark, there is a weeping evergreen behind the yellow hinoki, what is that ?
Hi! Welcome to the channel! Its a blue atlas cedar. I featured most of my evergreens including the blue atlas cedar in this video: th-cam.com/video/DBOEBocJcf4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LjpmscH7w4pMj5mp
Thank you@@HookedandRooted
What do you do with Japanese maples in pots over the winter?
We move them to the shed for the winter. We'll place them in front of the window and water every few weeks.
novice gardener here, living in VA, when you say "over winter", are you meaning just in a garage to stay out of colder temps/ bad snowy weather, more info please. ( ;
You are exactly right Elizabeth, thats what it means. Thanks for mentioning that, this could helps other new gardeners. Thanks for watching!
Be careful touching the euphorbia if you get it’s sap on you it may cause a reaction. Just an FYI
Thank you Amy! Good to know.