Your garden is so full like mine. I think someone called my garden whimsical the other day. When I started my garden, I told my husband that I want people to feel like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz when the view suddenly changed to full color. I’m getting there. I would love to walk through your garden in person. 💚🐝🌸 Thank you for the tour.
I love that window box! To look out into those plants is such a treat. While I love all your garden areas, that back patio pond is one of my favorites.
It's all beautiful! You have impeccable taste. I know you said the list is short, but I'd love a separate video listing the plants you showed plus any additional ones that tolerate shade but also intense pm sun.
Love your garden. Regarding clethra -I bought a smaller version named Sugartina Crystallina that's only 3 feet. Also a variety called Hummingbird is bred to be smaller. Love the Angelica! Claus Dalby also grows it.
Calamintha looks so unimpressive on the screen but it may be one of my favorite in my garden. The bees on the flowers making the stalks dance is a joy to watch.
I was glued to the screen the entire video - stunning! Thank you for giving the plant names, would be disappointed if you didn't. I agree that the hell strip looks the best it ever has - even if the Cleome barely had a presence this year. That window box is out of a story book!💖
I love how much your neighbors appreciate your garden! It’s so pretty Yulia!!! I agree with you about veg gardening, I have found it to be more difficult than ornamental plants. I kinda enjoy the challenge 😀
Yuliya, it's unnecessary to apologize for plane noise. They aren't as noticable as you think. I've said it before, but it bears repeating. I 💕 your color palette! In this year's project, I am focusing on purples and blues, next year I'll add pink and rose tones. Today, I planted another 'Rozanne' geranium and it was just the purple shade I needed to complement the nepeta, Veronica, hyssop and delphinium. I love how the color shades look. I look forward to the coming years when all this year's plants mature and bulk up. I'm getting lots of appreciative comments on this garden. Especially the children. Sitting among all the plants while I weeded, I was so pleased to see everything covered in big fat bumblebees. 🐝 I can so relate to keeping plants in their nursery cans too long. I lost a bubblegum Veronica leaving it above ground in full sun. I may have done it again with an echinacea 'Kismet'. I'll plant the blackened plant anyway and keep my fingers 🤞 Ah, that monarch butterfly 🦋 at the end! ❤
I love your color palette - esp the window box 😊 Thanks for the updates - it’s important to take time & enjoy the beauty of our hard work & Mother Nature
This is so gorgeous. Everything looks so healthy. And I agree that the vegetable garden has way more problems than the ornamentals. Dealing with the spotted lantern fly here at Jersey Shore area as well. 😡 Well Done Yulia.
Your garden is looking spectacular! I too am of the opinion that ornamental gardening is easier than vegetable gardening. It’s very intimidating to me for some reason. I just had to cover my veggie patch with plastic to solarize the soil. We have root knot nematodes (eastern NC zone 8) in the soil and I don’t use pesticides so fingers crossed that this works! Thanks for the tour and inspiration!! ❤️
What a wonderful garden. I can imagine how fun it would be to walk by each day. Love your "cool" plant garden. I am always attracted to unique plants! Never seen the Cardoon in bloom. Congrats to all your hard work.
I would guess that this year the bed is so full that the cleome hadn’t much room or sun to sprout. (They come up quite late) I also missed out on a good cleome show this year because the lupins filled in too densely. We also had a very dry period in June so that may also be to blame. Gorgeous garden! Love your planting layout and selection!
Your garden is so beautiful! I always find something wonderful in your garden that I want to plant. I had to laugh and thought of you when I went to dig out the elephant ear I planted in a container. It wasn't coming up and I assumed it rotted. When I dug it out, it had roots and a shoot! I had planted it upside down. Ugh. I've been apologizing to it ever since. It looks beautiful now.
The elephant ears moving with the breeze is the best. I have a flower garden for my front yard, no grass 😮what so ever. Boulevard has black wood chips, and it certainly helps with the dog activity in my area. Always love seeing your garden plantings. CThank you for sharing with us. 👍❤️😊
Your garden is so peaceful. I just love your style of gardening Yulia. I love that maple tree!! I agree, vegetable gardening can be very challenging, but very rewarding when it starts producing. Do your fish have a difficult time surviving your winters? How did they fare during the arctic blast? Appreciate the tour, thank you! 🌷
I think you had a talk with all your flowers before the tour telling them to stand up and be their best. Everything looks so lush and beautiful. I really enjoy your garden tours you show the good, bad and the use of unusual plants which always captures my attention can I grow that cool plant in my garden. Love it…
What an absolutely gorgeous garden you have. We always struggling with the drought and excessive heat here in North Central Texas. Yours is a nice change from brown.
So pretty! I love my flowers seeding themselves I only had to buy them once 🤣🤣🤣 my birdies brought m a cleome mine looks just like yours! they are so pretty! My elephant bulbs came up but they are still tiny hopefully next year they will be big!!! 🌳🌳🌳
The 'Totem Pole' switchgrass is perfect in combination with the colorful Echinacea and other plants, really a great composition with Totem Pole's grounding towering height. Foundational Evergreens in the background add to the dramatic combination. Love the colors and various plant textures as well.
SO SO enjoyed this garden tour!! such a beautiful, peaceful, pollinator rich oasis! I have my FIRST blooming Angelica Gigis and it makes me so happy. there are so many different species that visit, and the architecture of the plant is fulfillment on it's own. would love to know if you gave it a cold stratification before sowing it, and any hints on process. I have seeds from a different variety, and I may try direct sow, and sowing inside, but I'm unsure how to do the latter
Beautiful Garden Tour! I think we have similar garden design styles; as I watched this video I kept saying, I have that plant too! I particularly love the calamintha and phlox this time of year...and yes, the dahlias are just getting started. Am focusing on more natives & pollinator friendly plants which the hummingbirds, bees and butterflies appreciate. PS: Love to plant Elephant ears in the garden....this year I tried 'Sumo' and loving it.
I know we don't have that ordinance in my area! It's pretty Yulia. You live in a flower jungle!! 😉 Nice veggie/herb gardening!! GORGEOUS Japanse Maple! Can't beat Elephant Ears!💚 Lily/water feature 👍🥰 I'll be flying over you to Newark Airport, early October. I'll be spotting your home from above! xo
Your garden is so beautiful. Thank you for the tour. An interesting fact for you and Americans: here in Australia the "hell or devils strip" is called "the Nature Strip". 😊🌳🌷🌻
Gorgeous property! I agree with you that ornamental gardening is much easier than vegetable gardening. I used to have a good sized vegetable garden and I gave it up for a while because I couldn't handle the pest and disease battles - it took all the fun out of it. My husband would also save the tomato hornworms when I wasn't paying attention so I gave up the battle 😂
I dont have full sun anywhere in my yard so im growing in my hell strip thanks to you! Im growing sedum, echinacea and coreopsis. I have the same feelings about red! I only like deep vampy red flowers
SO pleased you give all the plant names and describe what works and what doesn't (and give the botanical names because in the UK I don't recognise a lot of your local names). I've been very busy looking up details on the Royal Horticultural Society's website to see if the plant would suit my garden too.
Gorgeous 🤩 It’s been a rough year in the vegetable garden. We have a major cucumber beetle infestation. Hoping that solarizing over winter will help 🫠 After trying several times I was able to grow one Angelica gigas to maturity, but I definitely did not get any self seeding 😢 so disappointing.
I’ve never seen a more beautiful curb border than yours, Yuliya. You never cease to amaze me. Question: you mentioned relocating your Totem grass. I need to move a large clump as well, but am very skeptical, as I do NOT want to lose it. Do you have any helpful tips for relocating grasses?
Your gardens are beautiful. I am planning to do a privacy screen in Georgia 8a. Some of the hedge will be a bit shaded. Do u think the American pillar arborvitae would do ok with some shade. It will be a mixed screen likely with tea olives and Carolina midnight lorapetulem as well.
Hi Yuliya, I have become very inspired by watching your channel. Your garden is so beautiful and I am trying to add more natives to my garden. I am a new gardener started really becoming passionate during Covid. I live in Massachusetts 30 minutes from the Cape. Do you ever do consultations when you are out this way visiting family?😊
So beautiful!! I love the very naturalistic combination. Do you grow the euphorbia marginata from seed? Also, I grew Angelica and absolutely loved it!! Very cool plant - the bees loved it too!!
Omg i hope to have a garden like yours one day! My dahlias arnt blooming and struggling, foxglove from seed isnt blooming and wilting everyday unless i water it big time, my angelonia isnt blooming that well either. :( i think the dahlia and angelonia are in more shade than what they need. Also my foxglove is probably getting too much sun. Your garden is absolutely stunning! Thank for the inspo!
Your garden is a double Wow! A great credit to you. How kind of you to maintain a garden by your side walk, what joy you bring to passers by 👏
You've turned that hell strip to a spot of heaven!
Your garden is so full like mine. I think someone called my garden whimsical the other day. When I started my garden, I told my husband that I want people to feel like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz when the view suddenly changed to full color. I’m getting there.
I would love to walk through your garden in person. 💚🐝🌸
Thank you for the tour.
Thank you!
I am so happy to see Verbena bonariensis. It's one of my favorite flowers, they just add something special. Everything is so beautiful.
I love that window box! To look out into those plants is such a treat. While I love all your garden areas, that back patio pond is one of my favorites.
Your tours are my favourite! You could walk me through the same garden every morning and I would watch every one.
It's all beautiful! You have impeccable taste. I know you said the list is short, but I'd love a separate video listing the plants you showed plus any additional ones that tolerate shade but also intense pm sun.
Love your garden. Regarding clethra -I bought a smaller version named Sugartina Crystallina that's only 3 feet. Also a variety called Hummingbird is bred to be smaller. Love the Angelica! Claus Dalby also grows it.
Calamintha looks so unimpressive on the screen but it may be one of my favorite in my garden. The bees on the flowers making the stalks dance is a joy to watch.
Yes!
I was glued to the screen the entire video - stunning! Thank you for giving the plant names, would be disappointed if you didn't. I agree that the hell strip looks the best it ever has - even if the Cleome barely had a presence this year. That window box is out of a story book!💖
Hi Yulia, I love the update on Michael's windowbox.
Geez, I could watch your garden tours all day long! Thank you so much, Yuliya! 😊
You have so many cool and different plants , love it ❤
Love your garden 🌸🌼🌺🐘😉
I love how much your neighbors appreciate your garden! It’s so pretty Yulia!!! I agree with you about veg gardening, I have found it to be more difficult than ornamental plants. I kinda enjoy the challenge 😀
So true!
I didn't mind the sound of the planes at all!! Reminds me of being at my Babi's house (grandma) in Linden when I was little. Been a long, long time.
Yuliya, it's unnecessary to apologize for plane noise. They aren't as noticable as you think.
I've said it before, but it bears repeating. I 💕 your color palette!
In this year's project, I am focusing on purples and blues, next year I'll add pink and rose tones. Today, I planted another 'Rozanne' geranium and it was just the purple shade I needed to complement the nepeta, Veronica, hyssop and delphinium. I love how the color shades look. I look forward to the coming years when all this year's plants mature and bulk up. I'm getting lots of appreciative comments on this garden. Especially the children.
Sitting among all the plants while I weeded, I was so pleased to see everything covered in big fat bumblebees. 🐝
I can so relate to keeping plants in their nursery cans too long. I lost a bubblegum Veronica leaving it above ground in full sun. I may have done it again with an echinacea 'Kismet'. I'll plant the blackened plant anyway and keep my fingers 🤞
Ah, that monarch butterfly 🦋 at the end! ❤
I love your color palette - esp the window box 😊 Thanks for the updates - it’s important to take time & enjoy the beauty of our hard work & Mother Nature
This is so gorgeous. Everything looks so healthy. And I agree that the vegetable garden has way more problems than the ornamentals. Dealing with the spotted lantern fly here at Jersey Shore area as well. 😡 Well Done Yulia.
Your hell strip is stunningly beautiful! ❤😊🤗
Your garden is looking spectacular! I too am of the opinion that ornamental gardening is easier than vegetable gardening. It’s very intimidating to me for some reason. I just had to cover my veggie patch with plastic to solarize the soil. We have root knot nematodes (eastern NC zone 8) in the soil and I don’t use pesticides so fingers crossed that this works! Thanks for the tour and inspiration!! ❤️
thank you for panning slowly! this way we can get a really nice look at the beauty, thank you!!!!!
It's always a great pleasure to see your garden tours, what an eye candy.
I'm sure everyone that walks by that lovely front walkway just loves it! Great window box too! good job!
Yes! Thank you!
What a wonderful garden. I can imagine how fun it would be to walk by each day. Love your "cool" plant garden. I am always attracted to unique plants! Never seen the Cardoon in bloom. Congrats to all your hard work.
Thanks Yuliya for the tour, everything looks beautiful and the window box is stunning.
I would guess that this year the bed is so full that the cleome hadn’t much room or sun to sprout. (They come up quite late)
I also missed out on a good cleome show this year because the lupins filled in too densely. We also had a very dry period in June so that may also be to blame.
Gorgeous garden! Love your planting layout and selection!
I’m obsessed!! Thank you for sharing your gorgeous garden with us.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Your garden is so beautiful! I always find something wonderful in your garden that I want to plant. I had to laugh and thought of you when I went to dig out the elephant ear I planted in a container. It wasn't coming up and I assumed it rotted. When I dug it out, it had roots and a shoot! I had planted it upside down. Ugh. I've been apologizing to it ever since. It looks beautiful now.
Love your plant combinations! Your garden is so beautiful. Thank you for the tour....I learn so much from you...thanks!
That is the most beautiful, dream-like garden that I have ever seen. Wow. Just stunning. Thank you for such beautiful inspiration!
The elephant ears moving with the breeze is the best. I have a flower garden for my front yard, no grass 😮what so ever. Boulevard has black wood chips, and it certainly helps with the dog activity in my area. Always love seeing your garden plantings. CThank you for sharing with us. 👍❤️😊
Wow those are some awesome limbs on that Japanese Maple! Absolutely stunning! And your window boxes are absolutely gorgeous!
Your garden is absolutely gorgeous, always love ❤️ when you repeat the names of the plants. Stunning 🌼🐝
Your videos are not only beautiful in terms of content but also in how you edit them ! keep sharing the awesome videos."🌹🌹🌹
That tree form is magical.
Your garden is so peaceful. I just love your style of gardening Yulia. I love that maple tree!! I agree, vegetable gardening can be very challenging, but very rewarding when it starts producing. Do your fish have a difficult time surviving your winters? How did they fare during the arctic blast? Appreciate the tour, thank you! 🌷
they did fine, I put in a heater that kept the top exposed to air.
아름다운 정원을 소개해 주셔서 감사합니다. 덕분에 행복합니다.❤❤❤
Thanks, Yulia! So pretty and peaceful!🥰
Just gorgeous. Love the polinators at the end.
Absolutely beautiful !! I love every single inch!! I now have a list of plants to go find!!
You are my inspiration, Yuliya! 🌱🌱💕
I think you had a talk with all your flowers before the tour telling them to stand up and be their best. Everything looks so lush and beautiful. I really enjoy your garden tours you show the good, bad and the use of unusual plants which always captures my attention can I grow that cool plant in my garden. Love it…
Aww, thank you!
What an absolutely gorgeous garden you have. We always struggling with the drought and excessive heat here in North Central Texas. Yours is a nice change from brown.
I loved the tour of your beautiful garden.
So pretty! I love my flowers seeding themselves I only had to buy them once 🤣🤣🤣 my birdies brought m a cleome mine looks just like yours! they are so pretty! My elephant bulbs came up but they are still tiny hopefully next year they will be big!!! 🌳🌳🌳
Loved the tour Everything is beautiful and so healthy looking
Enjoyed the tour of your garden. A tranquil garden good for the soul.
Your garden is so gorgeous, and that window box is magnificent! I would love a list of all the plants in your window box!
Just beautiful!
Wow, everything looks so beautiful. I had no idea asters get that tall! I am definitely going to add some verbena with my dahlias. Love the combo!
Absolutely gorgeous. You put a lot of interesting beauties in your already breathtaking gardens❤❤
The 'Totem Pole' switchgrass is perfect in combination with the colorful Echinacea and other plants, really a great composition with Totem Pole's grounding towering height. Foundational Evergreens in the background add to the dramatic combination. Love the colors and various plant textures as well.
So many amazing plant combinations. All your gardens are gorgeous!
I always learn something new from your videos.
So beautiful ornament garden plants and so beautiful flowers ❤
Just beautiful. I love your choice of plants. If I could handle anymore gardens I would eliminate my lawn altogether and just have flowers. Vicki
Love the hell strip tours. Wish I could do that, but I have a ditch. And I am one who loves review.
SO SO enjoyed this garden tour!! such a beautiful, peaceful, pollinator rich oasis! I have my FIRST blooming Angelica Gigis and it makes me so happy. there are so many different species that visit, and the architecture of the plant is fulfillment on it's own. would love to know if you gave it a cold stratification before sowing it, and any hints on process. I have seeds from a different variety, and I may try direct sow, and sowing inside, but I'm unsure how to do the latter
Beautiful, peaceful garden. You have so many pollinators. I've written down plant names for next year.😊
Nice job, Yulechka! Everything looks great 👍 ❤
Love these updates. The variety names and growing tips. Your garden is beautiful !
Thanks so much!
All your plants look so pretty. I love the colors 💜💜💜💜💜
Thank you so much!
Really delightful. Appreciate that u have a lot of natives and nativars
If every street looked like this ...❤
Beautiful Garden Tour! I think we have similar garden design styles; as I watched this video I kept saying, I have that plant too! I particularly love the calamintha and phlox this time of year...and yes, the dahlias are just getting started. Am focusing on more natives & pollinator friendly plants which the hummingbirds, bees and butterflies appreciate. PS: Love to plant Elephant ears in the garden....this year I tried 'Sumo' and loving it.
I know we don't have that ordinance in my area! It's pretty Yulia. You live in a flower jungle!! 😉 Nice veggie/herb gardening!! GORGEOUS Japanse Maple! Can't beat Elephant Ears!💚 Lily/water feature 👍🥰 I'll be flying over you to Newark Airport, early October. I'll be spotting your home from above! xo
Your garden is so beautiful. Thank you
Everything is so beautiful! Would love to try my hand at the Blue Butterfly Plant.
Your garden is looking amazing Yuliya! I just bought some Baby Joe Pyeweed for my garden yesterday! 🥰
I love your gardens. I love your style.
Lovely gardens! Going to try some of the varieties here in MA. Thank you for saying their names.
Your garden is so beautiful ❤
I love all your unusual plants!
Just wonderful , your garden , amazing 😍😍👏👏😊🌸🌼🌸
Your garden is so beautiful. Thank you for the tour. An interesting fact for you and Americans: here in Australia the "hell or devils strip" is called "the Nature Strip". 😊🌳🌷🌻
Beautiful,just love your garden ! That window box 🥰
Beautiful garden and the window box is awesome.
Thank you Yuliya, your garden is beautiful! 🌺💚💚
Gorgeous property! I agree with you that ornamental gardening is much easier than vegetable gardening. I used to have a good sized vegetable garden and I gave it up for a while because I couldn't handle the pest and disease battles - it took all the fun out of it. My husband would also save the tomato hornworms when I wasn't paying attention so I gave up the battle 😂
Yes, but it's so worth it 😊
Thank for this garden tour!
I dont have full sun anywhere in my yard so im growing in my hell strip thanks to you! Im growing sedum, echinacea and coreopsis. I have the same feelings about red! I only like deep vampy red flowers
Sounds amazing
BEAUTIFUL !!
Beautiful!!!
SO pleased you give all the plant names and describe what works and what doesn't (and give the botanical names because in the UK I don't recognise a lot of your local names). I've been very busy looking up details on the Royal Horticultural Society's website to see if the plant would suit my garden too.
Love it ALL, beautiful 🤩
Thank you! 🤗
Always love your garden tours. You have a perfect voice for it. Wonder how many plant varieties you have in your garden? its alot i bet! Ha
Lovely!🤗
Great tour
Thank you!
Gorgeous 🤩 It’s been a rough year in the vegetable garden. We have a major cucumber beetle infestation. Hoping that solarizing over winter will help 🫠 After trying several times I was able to grow one Angelica gigas to maturity, but I definitely did not get any self seeding 😢 so disappointing.
I always love your video. Thanks for sharing❤
So glad!
🌸🌺🦋BEAUTIFUL 🦋🌸
Love your garden
Gorgeousl
I’ve never seen a more beautiful curb border than yours, Yuliya. You never cease to amaze me.
Question: you mentioned relocating your Totem grass. I need to move a large clump as well, but am very skeptical, as I do NOT want to lose it. Do you have any helpful tips for relocating grasses?
Your gardens are beautiful. I am planning to do a privacy screen in Georgia 8a. Some of the hedge will be a bit shaded. Do u think the American pillar arborvitae would do ok with some shade. It will be a mixed screen likely with tea olives and Carolina midnight lorapetulem as well.
Ì always love your video ❤
I loved your video, you are a charming person, new subscriber, cordial greetings from Mexico City.❤❤❤
Thank you so much!! and Welcome!
Hi Yuliya, I have become very inspired by watching your channel. Your garden is so beautiful and I am trying to add more natives to my garden. I am a new gardener started really becoming passionate during Covid. I live in Massachusetts 30 minutes from the Cape. Do you ever do consultations when you are out this way visiting family?😊
So beautiful!! I love the very naturalistic combination. Do you grow the euphorbia marginata from seed? Also, I grew Angelica and absolutely loved it!! Very cool plant - the bees loved it too!!
Omg i hope to have a garden like yours one day! My dahlias arnt blooming and struggling, foxglove from seed isnt blooming and wilting everyday unless i water it big time, my angelonia isnt blooming that well either. :( i think the dahlia and angelonia are in more shade than what they need. Also my foxglove is probably getting too much sun. Your garden is absolutely stunning! Thank for the inspo!