October Flower Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- October Flowers - In this video I give a quick garden tour of some of the flowering annuals and perennials that are blooming at the end of October.
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I really enjoy seeing the bees nestling in and sleeping on the flowers. I never realized that they did that until this year.
The bees are sleeping ❣️ Free loaders… that’s funny❣️
What I really like about your channel is the detailed information! I can tell you love what your doing! Keep up the great work Jim!👍
Thanks for watching!!
Isn't it amazing! I never knew that so many things could still be blooming in October until I started following your channel and planted along with you. My yard is in full glorious bloom this fall. Thanks Jim! I've learned so much from your channel.
Your birds are in my yard, all carrying on every time I walk outside. I wouldn't worry, they'll be there soon.
Can’t believe how robust that Mexican Sage has become in just one season. You have the magic touch!
I cant get over how great your garden still looks.
We finally got some much needed rain here in N. Calif. but...it's taken a toll on my flowers most are laying down from the weight. But my spirits are up after 1 inch of rain overnight. So needed here.
Wow that Ruby Slippers quercifolia is intense. Amazing fall color.
It is especially nice to see how your plants transition to Fall. Thanks for the tour.
You have a nice Fall garden going there. I’ve been making an effort to have Fall bloomers too. I have a regular Pineapple Sage. I plant one every Spring. Didn’t find a golden one this past Spring though. I also bought African Blue Basil this year based on how it does for you. Not easy to find it. At any rate, you’re not kidding about the pollinators constantly being on it. Loved it! Hopefully I can find it again next Spring!
It is not the flashiest plant, but it is certainly the funnest.
wowzer - your driveway looks like my driveway ... full of flats ready to go in the ground - yee haw !!!!
Love the Carolina Sapphire!
I really like your posting. The names of the plants and the hardy zones are very helpful.👍Thanks
Man that garden looks beautiful!
Great tour and very good thing to put the names of the plants, thanks
Hi Jim,
woooow Your garden is a like dream... The African basil you grow, is recognize a very holy plant in India and hindu culture...is a great medicine on flu, malaria and dry - wet cough... also like African salvia blue.... really you are great passionate about garden.. recently, I sown Melampodium seeds and is new in my garden... thanks Jim
Today is 28Oct and here in 6a Greater Kansas City we haven't had a frost and aren't forecasted for one for at least another week. Your garden just looks amazing.
Your garden is still look great in October, especially like your salvias! 👏
I really miss my tea olives. Had several when I lived in SC. I'm in 6b Fayetteville, WV, I just may get one and keep it in a pot!!😀
Well I was looking at the Farfugium Japonicum and thinking that looked liked My leopard plant, blooms included. Indeed they are the same, I am glad I looked it up before I asked.
Welcome home
Beautiful garden Jim, thanks for the tour.
Wow! Your yard looks abundant and amazing! I still have a lot of my summer flowers in. I have cuphea that is 3 feet tall and the bees and butterflies love it! The hummingbirds are doing battle over the cuphea. As long as the pollinators are still on the plants, I’m just leaving them in place. I have loved the videos with the plant pros.
My hummingbirds have flown the cope, but my cuphea still looks great.
Still looking great jim….in my garden dahlias cosmos on way out looking tired, roses re blooming a little bit…best of all begonias nicotiana and verbena still going strong….no frost yet🤞🏻Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 love your channel.
Fall in the South - Jim in shorts and a jacket. I'm betting the jacket will be discarded by afternoon.
I recently planted several pansies in my garden after discovering they are fall & winter annuals. Can’t wait for your planting vids on them.
Your yard looks great, Jim! I appreciate how informative your videos are.
So pretty!!!
All your gardening plans are coming together, and very well. Looking forward to you starting your driveway retaining wall plan. Great videos.
So many beautiful plants and I'm jealous of ur fall harvest. Thanks Jim.
Really loving that gold pineapple sage!! I have like 4 of the normal ones I made by takings cuttings, but that gold is just fabulous with the blooms it makes✨
Very beautiful garden you have maintained sir👍👍
Looks great 🤩
That color on the hydrangea?!?! 😮🤩
Things are not much different in central Indiana Zone 5. The temperature reached 90 two weeks ago, and I still have dahlias, salvias, lantana, coleus, gomphrena, etc. continuing to bloom. Historically our first frost is 10/15, but nothing close to freezing is predicted for the next ten days.
Ur garden is a DREAM! Looks the person who always paints those houses, Thomas Kincaid?
Loved the tour!!
Super looking pansies and snapdragons Jim. Here too in central IL, we have not had a frost yet and forecast is frost free until at least Halloween. Still enjoying a lot of flowers here. It was great to see Holly with you in Alabama and I wonder if Griffin travels with you too. :) Nice vid Jim. Your yard is still so pretty. Take care.
Do you think the bird feeder brigade might be affecting bird populations and feeding habits?
Beautiful ❤️
Oh no! The jacket is on! 😆
In my garden the salvia, lantana and butterfly bushes are still blooming strong. The October Daphne is just starting to bloom out.
I just got my hoop house built on top of my raised bed. Hope to start seeds early indoors and then transfer to the hoop house while I start even more seeds inside 😀
Awesome. The early seeded things can sometimes stretch so I would do the ones that can be planted deep like tomatoes first.
@@JimPutnam Great advice, thank you! I am doing a ton of flowers for next year in the hopes of establishing a large pollinator garden. My plan is to do the more cold hardy flowers first. Fingers crossed!
I have a couple of different lantana here in central Ga in Zone 8B and they are still full of flowers and butterflies on Oct. 23. I find new "babies" all over the yard and love them. I don't have the usual amount of birds this year, mostly cardinals. Where have the birds gone?
Your gardens are beautiful. How long have you had them? Love your show.
Less than 2 years now! Thanks for watching
I have some birds, but they have not been eating my beauty berries either.
What are the tall burgundy plants in behind your vegetable patch? They really pop.Great color. Beautiful garden. caryopteris is an annual in Ohio but is well worth growing.
I am sure you are careful but a few years ago I bought 3 butterfly bushes that were covered with bees and butterflies until I noticed a lot of bees were sleeping on the flowers and the butterflies disappeared. Eventually I found them dead on the ground & it turned out only one plant had a neonicotinoid tag on it so I looked it up - to my horror I was inadvertently killing the pollinators! I dug them up and had to dispose of the soil also and luckily I got my money back and since then I only buy plants and trees from companies that don't use neonics.
It's funny, but I have a native callicarpa in the backyard next to a stream and pond with loads of bird activity all year and they never eat the berries in fall. I wonder if some varities are tastier to the birds than others? Your white variety is lovely, Jim!
Amazing how beautiful everything still looks. I saw what looked like a magnolia with buds out front. Which one is it?
Can you show a video on what you do with your dahlia patch at the end of the season. With your zone 7 I assume you leave them in the ground and do not dig them up? When do you do a clean up and how?
I also have the Crimson & Clover camellia. Should I fertilize it now while it's blooming?
My purple Beauty Berry still has all of its berries also (zone 7 Maryland). The birds seemed to have disappeared recently. Don't know where they went.
I am seeing baby Brunnera popping up,well they develop ,what should I do ?
From seed or just speeding from the roots? If they are root suckers you can divide them this time of year
Does your garden require “supervision” while your away? I always wonder if my garden is going to be out of control when I return from being away for weeks.
Jim - what are the dark purple plants bordering the vegetable garden?
Hey Jim do you cut your purple salvia back
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Do you trim your Carolina Sapphire? Is it possible to keep them smaller and not exceeding 12 ft? Thanks
Are Burning Bushes invasive in NC Mtns? I have one but it isn’t reseeded much less invaded. If it will invade we want to dig it up.
I'm in zone 7b and I have three tea olives in different locations. This is their second year and they're growing well. All three bloomed very well but they had no fragrance. Any ideas?
Does your front garden have a watering system are do you hand water?
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I have planted three cestrum parquii shrubs a couple years ago. How do you prune them for the winter? I cut mine all the way down last year and they came back to be about 6-7 ft but they come from new shoots. Is there a way to prune so that they don’t have such a large base after several winters of pruning? Or should it be pruned at all?
where is the best place to buy or order some of the trees and plants....you dont mix fruit trees in your garden ??
Still in shorts !
Shorts until Thanksgiving for sure!!
How do you get your Aloe to flower? Mine multiplies like crazy, but never flowers!
Jim, I know you have traveled quite a bit and done videos, but is it possible to contact some of the other youtubers in the gardening world that are located in other regions of the US, and in GB and do guest videos on each others channel? Just a thought.
are you not doing subscriber photos anymore ?
You said some of your bulbs had arrived - Were they from Color Blends? I order some Alliums from them and just received an email that there would be a delay in shipping, hmm? Hope they come in time to plant
Yes, I have only received a partial part of my order
Where are the birds? That doesn’t sound good.
Are lantanas a perennial in 7b?
Some are. The ones I showed today are
any suggestions to get rid of moles or voles, I live near Benson nc,
We have several moles in our front yard. From what I've read, they don't even like each other. We have tried all the products you can put down in the tunnel as bait to kill them (doesn't work). The best we have found to work is traps. Mash the tunnels down and set the trap on one of the tunnels. You should be able to tell the active tunnels because they reappear. We've killed 5 so far this summer. In the meantime you need to apply either liquid form or granular to kill their food source going forward. Hope that helps.
@@kaylac3367 Thank you so much!
@@kaylac3367 thanks so much