Gorgeous plant selections. I love that you are experimenting with red-toned plants in your landscape. That hydrangea and container are a perfect match!😍
I get the sand and water, hope you didn't bury the 🐸 lol! I see the Southern Garden ads, happy to know some will do in zone 5(b) .. Thanks! I have plants in some containers, but my Garage is so dam Cold, so can't work! Thanks for all your Info, girl! 😉💚
Since senecio is a drought tolerant plant, I’d plant something with similar watering needs. I’d pair it with Baby Blue Eyes, which has beautiful blue flowers and is low growing with succulent like stems.
I love your channel I, too, am in Wisconsin. My question is: could you plant the Senecio along the side foundation of a house? Along with the Rose? I'm taking out hostas (neighbor took out shade tree) and am looking for a carefree foundation situation.
I love the Senecio and would pair it with bright pinks/purples and reds (I love bright colours). My favourite was the Hydrangea Heart Throb and then It's a Breeze Red Rose
I Love the mint too!!!! That’s exactly what I would have picked. The others looked good too, but the mint really ‘pops’. The color in the mint really compliments the color of the succulent. Great choice!👍❤️👍
Hey Erin ,Love all the plants ,yes the mint works around that last plant👍🏼The rose plant looks great in your landscape.Good choice of putting hydrangea in container ,Mine is in a whiskey barrel container it fills out nicely 👍🏼 look forward to seeing how there doing
Oooh, under the Senecio, how about a Tradescantia Pallida with it’s lovely purple leaves or a yellow Japanese sedum like Ogon or even a wooly thyme of some sort... so many possibilities!!
Hmmm...a frilly dusty Miller and Superbells (since they like less water.) Maybe something with dark purple foliage? The color of the mint does look nice with the new growth at the top.
You may be aghast at this combination, but since the Senecio Skyscraper has such a saturated blue-green color, I think a saturated rosy-orange would hold its own in a pot with the Senecio (think Labyrinth or Belle of Barmera colors). Maybe a rosy-orange calibrachoa would pair well in terms of water needs.
I am so into that silvery grey color. I use this color combo over and over again in my tiny garden. But, change is good, stretch the muscle... love them all. Red, too?!! Brave girl.
Yellow would be great with it! I was thinking Gold Dust Mercardonia would have been really good with it because it stays low but gets covered in yellow.
Erin I think you’re absolutely right Senecio Skyscaper is a focal plant. I liked your accent plants adding “Purple Sweet Potato Vine as an option. Great video!
Oh I have some sedum (wish I could remember the name!) that is kinda chartreuse with soft round petals and slightly drapes over the edge of my pots. Love that new plant!
Love that rose! I could definitely use a plant like that. Southern living definitely doesn’t sell in my area (WY zone5) but a hound cover rose sounds brilliant and I’m imagining it in multiple locations in my yard. 🤩
Hi Erin! I’m not really into red plants in my garden, but that hydrangea is beautiful! What about using wandering Jew (sorry I don’t know the botanical name :() around the base of the Seneca? That is my favorite plant out of the group and the blue green/purple leaves could be a love,y counterpoint.
It looks great! Another idea would’ve been to do the three mint a tidge closer together on one side, and then one dichondra Silver Falls off on the other side! So fun to see all of the combinations you had ideas for!!
I absolutely love the Senecio with the Corsican mint! I NEED to get those plants for my pot. Only I don't have another pot so I NEED to get a pot, too! 😄❤
@@TheImpatientGardener you got the right one! I see a trip to Target in my near future! But I wonder where I could get the Senecio. I have never seen one even though I live in North Alabama.
I love tree frogs. I bought some water plants last year and along came some hitch hikers, trees frog eggs, they hatched out in my pond and we feed them gold fish food while they were maturing. That was so much fun!💚🙃
Oh I was looking at a fig the other day at the nursery but didn't commit, wasn't to sure for my zone 5 garden, hummmmm I might have to go back and grab one!!!!
Erin, did that cute little frog stay on the rose while you planted it? I love the vertical habit of the skyscraper Senecio, it would look great underplanted with any number of low groundcover plants, even something like golden acre sedum. Could you divide each of the mint plants, then you'd have a fuller look from the get-go under the Senecio? Little purple and yellow violas would be cute around the base of the Senecio, but the moisture requirements probably wouldn't be compatible. The Heart Throb hydrangea is gorgeous, I may have to buy one for a sheltered area in my zone 5a garden.
Oh man I love that senecio! I would do Diamond snow euphorbia around the base with Purple Heart tradescantia (ALL TIME FAVE) 💜 trailing out and down. Silver and purple in the garden is my JAM and here in Phoenix it makes everything seem a little less tragic and baked when the temps get ridiculous. Another succulent trailer that would look great with it is rainbow variegated elephant food. Awesome video, Erin! 💜
I'm planting more than 30 roses in zone 5a this year - the one I have a crush on right now is Monrovia's RED (underline, exclamation point) Grace n Grit - lineage is old and new - so part knock out for extreme hardiness and zone 4 combined with older rose Mme Verbelen (a beautiful zone 6b that would never make it here). I can't tell you HOW RED and just strikingly luscious this rose is - moderate height. This year I'm pairing deep reds with light blues - my favorite color combination. Hard to describe, have to see. Warmest regards Jennie
Oooooo yes silvery leaves and light purple flowers underneath... maybe Lamium - Purple Dragon? If parked in part shade that would be perfect! Ground cover and once established doesn't need much watering. I think I'm gonna do that myself lol... beautiful new plants Erin cant wait to see how they do for you :)
Thanks for sharing. Firstly did the tiny frog stay in your rose ( which I love) . Second love your pot that your used for your hydrangea. Thirdly I have always loved Silver Falls, so I’d have to go with it, but I look forward to see your pick in it’s full glory. 👍❤️😊
I have Heart Throb in a pot and she is lovely! Creeping Charlie was made for this hydrangea if you take look at the flowers....match made in heaven! I'm in Zone 8b Tallahassee and she melts so I keep her in dappled sunlight. I'm lusting after Southern Livings new Gardenia selections! I would love to have a Miss Figgy!
The dramatic contrast of that striking vertical plant with the wispy euphorbia would have been dreamy. Definitely my choice. And for the love of all that’s holy can someone explain dicondra to me? It looks like the weeds I try to get out of my garden! And call me crazy, a lot do, but I find it almost creepy (no pun intended).
Love your combo with the mint. Think it will fill in nice.I would add just a little colored annuals in between the mint.Possibilities always endless in gardening ! Love the ground cover rose.💜 Pam >
Blue daze ..evolveus would be nice under sennicia... got to find this here on gulf coast hoping I can find a few...!! Can’t believe I’m watching u in Wisconsin and I see Sandy soil lol that’s all I have and have to so amend the soil!! So funny to see you with Southern living plants there!! Thanks so much for sharing this info will be on the hunt for these!!! My blue daze comes back every year it’s so easy and love the color and texture!!! Fyi blue daze drought tolerant once established!
The mint is nice, but I would have went with the Silver Falls. Thanks so much for all of the wonderful education you provide. It has helped me so much! ☺☺❤.
I like the miniture helichrysum as a soft contrast but your preference of mint is a great choice. Lucky frog to be living in your pretty garden. Cherrio from Australia 🦋
I like the idea of a ground cover for the Senecio, it will look stunning. I love Euphorbia (have it everywhere in my garden and containers), but may get lost in the white pot. Dorotheanthus might look nice as well...but may be too trailing for this centerpiece.
If that Senecia is a succulent, how much water does it need? If it grows like a true succulent, then I would pair it with a few trailing sedums, like maybe Angelina for the yellow tone it has, and then another mounding type succulent.. I love Southern Living plants and have purchased them for years. Always great plants. I used to live in Florida but now live in the Seattle area.
Love all the plants you bought! The rose is gorgeous and so is the hydrangea. I live in zone five also....Illinois....and even though it says that those hydrangeas bloom on both old and new wood....I have rarely been successful getting them to rebloom for me after winter here. Love the succulent and the mint planted with it.
That Hydrangea is so pretty, really love that color. I think Erigeron Profusion would look nice with the Senecia, also love the idea of Artemisia, it's foliage would be amazing with it, not to mention the scent, which I love.
I love the mint but I also loved the Euphorbia with it but now I see how that euphorbia while it gets big it won’t trail over the side like the mint and it would get bushy and sort of compete!! My euphorbia took over my geraniums and you couldn’t see them last year!! I love your choice but I do think petunias need too much water to be with it especially here in Alabama!! The euphorbia is my favorite!! My dahlias already have buds that I left in ground from last year!! You are the one that has me hooked on them!! Praying all my new ones that I spent a fortune on do as good!!
I love flowers in containers, the only thing I don’t like is they dry out way too fast. Hopefully next year I can figure out a watering system for my container plants. It’s going to require a lot of thinking on my part to be able to get drip to them,so it’s a next year project 💚🙃
Thank the Lord I found a zone 5 gardener! I’m only on year 2 with this flower garden thing and it’s tough to learn the specifics when you’re in a different zone
I’m a veggie Gardner but from watching you I have a flower order coming and I have the same seed collection storage you have. The little photo storage totes are excellent for seeds. I got one for seeds and one for photos and ended up using both for seeds. I’m Ontario Canada zone 5
Thank you so much for mentioning the difference of the sun in the South, I lived in the south for 15 years and didn't know that it has tropical sun until a year before I relocated to the north 😬 . I'm in zone 5 and you are the one I follow.
I love the idea of a hot pink flower with the Senecio, maybe a calibrachoa variety? I think something even taller than the mint wouldn't take away from the structure and the hot pink would illuminate that pretty green foliage.
Hello, with the senecio being a succulent how would you water with a more water living annual? I would love to plant it up with a light pink or butter yellow petunia. Best wishes, Dorothy
Love the rose and hydrangea. I’m putting in a new bed along a new retaining wall - it’ll be full sun so was thinking a whole bunch of those roses and lavender would be a great combo. Other than little limelight hydrangea, do you have any thoughts on short hydrangea that does well in full sun?
Did the frog stay in the rose? Beautiful plants, going to go check out the rose for my yard. I kill all succulents, so I will be kind and not buy one of those.
Congrats on pairing up with Southern Living! It will be good for them to have some Zone 5 representation on TH-cam.
The little frog is adorable 🌿🌿🌿
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I agree!! I loved the frog!!!
Gorgeous plant selections. I love that you are experimenting with red-toned plants in your landscape. That hydrangea and container are a perfect match!😍
I really like that rose also love your little toad ...you might make him a toad house out of a small pot to put next to the rose. 💗
The mint does look good ~ I liked the dichondra too. That hydrangea! 🤩
I like the mint, but I probably would have done the euphorbia. It's so magical
I loved the look with the diamond frost euphorbia but not in a white pot. If you have a darker pot that combo is great. How fun!
My first thought for your final pot was a deep blue or purple lobelia. Love the choice of the low mint thought.
That Senecia looks great in the white pot! Love, love, love it!
I get the sand and water, hope you didn't bury the 🐸 lol! I see the Southern Garden ads, happy to know some will do in zone 5(b) .. Thanks! I have plants in some containers, but my Garage is so dam Cold, so can't work! Thanks for all your Info, girl! 😉💚
I am in Tx zone 8a. I need that ground cover rose in my life right now! Love your last container keep it simple!
I’d go with black mondo grass next to the senecio. Maybe the mint with that too
Ooh ... good one!
That would be great!
Love them all! I like how you planted them, no changes needed. Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you and your family.
My first thought was blue lobelia, but love the mint carpet. 💚
Ohhhh the little frog!
The plants are beautiful too -
I love the hydrangea in that gorgeous pot!
What happened to the frog when you planted the rose?
He stayed right in there. He just kept crawling from stem to stem to stay away from me.
@@TheImpatientGardener that's so awesome. Like a little pet 😁
Since senecio is a drought tolerant plant, I’d plant something with similar watering needs. I’d pair it with Baby Blue Eyes, which has beautiful blue flowers and is low growing with succulent like stems.
My brother is on Long Island and he has been very successful with figs planted in his garden! He’s zone 7a. Love your channel!
I love your channel I, too, am in Wisconsin. My question is: could you plant the Senecio along the side foundation of a house? Along with the Rose? I'm taking out hostas (neighbor took out shade tree) and am looking for a carefree foundation situation.
I’ve been looking for big white ceramics pots! Where did you get the white pot???
I like the mint. Covers the soil but won’t steal the emphasis from senecio
Liked them all my favorite was the rose and hydrangea which are my favorite!
I would use something small and purple leaved, like Heuchera Coral Bells.
I love the Senecio and would pair it with bright pinks/purples and reds (I love bright colours). My favourite was the Hydrangea Heart Throb and then It's a Breeze Red Rose
I would use campanula carpatica with the blue flowers to spread over the sides. Repeat flowers for ages. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Love it.
I Love the mint too!!!! That’s exactly what I would have picked. The others looked good too, but the mint really ‘pops’. The color in the mint really compliments the color of the succulent. Great choice!👍❤️👍
Hey Erin ,Love all the plants ,yes the mint works around that last plant👍🏼The rose plant looks great in your landscape.Good choice of putting hydrangea in container ,Mine is in a whiskey barrel container it fills out nicely 👍🏼 look forward to seeing how there doing
I like the bright green with the senecio. I might do a lemon coral sedum.
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Oh yes! Can’t wait to see. Love your SLP selections, especially Miss Figgy! 💜
I like the Senecia the way you have it. You could add some smaller pots of colorful annuals to sit with it to make an unique grouping 🌺🌼
Looks like the rose needs a healthy dose of fertilizer, getting some yellow leaves. I just planted 2 of them in Zone 9, N. Calif. blooming profusely.
Oooh, under the Senecio, how about a Tradescantia Pallida with it’s lovely purple leaves or a yellow Japanese sedum like Ogon or even a wooly thyme of some sort... so many possibilities!!
Beautiful! I would maybe do an Irish moss But there is no bad choice !
Hmmm...a frilly dusty Miller and Superbells (since they like less water.) Maybe something with dark purple foliage? The color of the mint does look nice with the new growth at the top.
Love the Senecia! I think adding some Lithodora Grace Ward would be beautiful surrounding the bottom of the Senecia.
You may be aghast at this combination, but since the Senecio Skyscraper has such a saturated blue-green color, I think a saturated rosy-orange would hold its own in a pot with the Senecio (think Labyrinth or Belle of Barmera colors). Maybe a rosy-orange calibrachoa would pair well in terms of water needs.
I am so into that silvery grey color. I use this color combo over and over again in my tiny garden. But, change is good, stretch the muscle... love them all. Red, too?!! Brave girl.
Thanks for always introducing us to new plants and ideas...can't to see how they all look as they settle in!
Since I love color, I would like to see it paired with yellow bidens or something airy.
Yellow would be great with it! I was thinking Gold Dust Mercardonia would have been really good with it because it stays low but gets covered in yellow.
I agree, bidens would be perfect! I was thinking Campfire bidens but a yellow would be great too!
Erin I think you’re absolutely right Senecio Skyscaper is a focal plant. I liked your accent plants adding “Purple Sweet Potato Vine as an option. Great video!
Oh I have some sedum (wish I could remember the name!) that is kinda chartreuse with soft round petals and slightly drapes over the edge of my pots.
Love that new plant!
Love that rose! I could definitely use a plant like that. Southern living definitely doesn’t sell in my area (WY zone5) but a hound cover rose sounds brilliant and I’m imagining it in multiple locations in my yard. 🤩
Hi Erin! I’m not really into red plants in my garden, but that hydrangea is beautiful! What about using wandering Jew (sorry I don’t know the botanical name :() around the base of the Seneca? That is my favorite plant out of the group and the blue green/purple leaves could be a love,y counterpoint.
That would be gorgeous!
@@TheImpatientGardener Be careful with the Wandering Jenny, beautiful, but I'll never get it out of my garden.
Oh my, the rose would be great at the end of my driveway. A few on each side.
It looks great! Another idea would’ve been to do the three mint a tidge closer together on one side, and then one dichondra Silver Falls off on the other side! So fun to see all of the combinations you had ideas for!!
How cute was that frog!!
I think you need at least two more of those ground cover roses.
One on each side - to form a drift.
Hmm. Maybe some portulaca (moss rose) around the senecio?
Gotta get one of those hydrangeas! Love the smaller ones in containers 😊💚👩🏼🌾
I grew up in Michigan. I love your Wisconsin Accent. Im thrilled I found your channel. Subscribing & following along.
I'm zone 4.. Can't wait to look for some for my garden.. Thanks!!
I really want to try the hydrangea in a pot. The succulent and it’s new roommates look great in the white pot. Would like an update down the road.
The mint is going to look very nice. Initially I was drawn to the dicondra. Blue my mind evolvulus would be cool too.
I absolutely love the Senecio with the Corsican mint! I NEED to get those plants for my pot. Only I don't have another pot so I NEED to get a pot, too! 😄❤
I went out and got that pot (Target) specifically for that Senecio too. I needed just the right thing for it! :)
@@TheImpatientGardener you got the right one! I see a trip to Target in my near future! But I wonder where I could get the Senecio. I have never seen one even though I live in North Alabama.
Oh my word, the Corsican mint contrast with color and size of foliage. With the senecio ... Dreamy! And the scent as you walk by and rub the mint! 🤩
Sponsored by Amazon… 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’d try it with silver falls but I love the combo you chose as well!
That Miss Figgy fig, OMG!!! I’d pair Supertunia Priscilla with that senecio.
Really love that last plant - gotta do the three of them in a long metal planter with something over the edge - amazing Erin!!!
Yes! Wouldn’t that be great?
I love tree frogs. I bought some water plants last year and along came some hitch hikers, trees frog eggs, they hatched out in my pond and we feed them gold fish food while they were maturing. That was so much fun!💚🙃
The Senecio was made for that pot❣️❣️❣️ Can't wait to see it when the mint fills in. 😍
I'm loving the color of that hydrangea!! 🍃❤️🍃
I would use the same reminds me of mounded moss covering 👍
Perle Von Nurnberg or Dusty Rose echeveria would be stunning with that senecio.
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Oh yes it would! Great combo.
Oh I was looking at a fig the other day at the nursery but didn't commit, wasn't to sure for my zone 5 garden, hummmmm I might have to go back and grab one!!!!
Erin, did that cute little frog stay on the rose while you planted it? I love the vertical habit of the skyscraper Senecio, it would look great underplanted with any number of low groundcover plants, even something like golden acre sedum. Could you divide each of the mint plants, then you'd have a fuller look from the get-go under the Senecio? Little purple and yellow violas would be cute around the base of the Senecio, but the moisture requirements probably wouldn't be compatible. The Heart Throb hydrangea is gorgeous, I may have to buy one for a sheltered area in my zone 5a garden.
Lemon coral Sedum would drape that Senecio so nicely.
Love that white pot...I have a mystery dahlia in a pot like that with a dichondra
Oh man I love that senecio! I would do Diamond snow euphorbia around the base with Purple Heart tradescantia (ALL TIME FAVE) 💜 trailing out and down. Silver and purple in the garden is my JAM and here in Phoenix it makes everything seem a little less tragic and baked when the temps get ridiculous. Another succulent trailer that would look great with it is rainbow variegated elephant food. Awesome video, Erin! 💜
I'm planting more than 30 roses in zone 5a this year - the one I have a crush on right now is Monrovia's RED (underline, exclamation point) Grace n Grit - lineage is old and new - so part knock out for extreme hardiness and zone 4 combined with older rose Mme Verbelen (a beautiful zone 6b that would never make it here).
I can't tell you HOW RED and just strikingly luscious this rose is - moderate height. This year I'm pairing deep reds with light blues - my favorite color combination. Hard to describe, have to see.
Warmest regards
Jennie
Oooooo yes silvery leaves and light purple flowers underneath... maybe Lamium - Purple Dragon? If parked in part shade that would be perfect! Ground cover and once established doesn't need much watering. I think I'm gonna do that myself lol... beautiful new plants Erin cant wait to see how they do for you :)
Oh, that Senecio! Underplanted with an orangey/ coral color would be glorious. I’m off to do some research 🧐 thanks, Erin.
Thanks for sharing. Firstly did the tiny frog stay in your rose ( which I love) . Second love your pot that your used for your hydrangea. Thirdly I have always loved Silver Falls, so I’d have to go with it, but I look forward to see your pick in it’s full glory. 👍❤️😊
No question, I would choose the dichondra silver falls (which I’m in love with) for the drama. I would probably keep it trimmed and thinned.
I have Heart Throb in a pot and she is lovely! Creeping Charlie was made for this hydrangea if you take look at the flowers....match made in heaven! I'm in Zone 8b Tallahassee and she melts so I keep her in dappled sunlight. I'm lusting after Southern Livings new Gardenia selections! I would love to have a Miss Figgy!
Lol I thought you were gonna hug that succulent for a second there! So cute, your love for plants!
I'm thinking a dianthus around the base ...similar foliage but adds some color..but like your choice
I really like the mint! I think I would add 3 superbells Double Orchid to add more softness. Great video ☺️
The dramatic contrast of that striking vertical plant with the wispy euphorbia would have been dreamy. Definitely my choice. And for the love of all that’s holy can someone explain dicondra to me? It looks like the weeds I try to get out of my garden! And call me crazy, a lot do, but I find it almost creepy (no pun intended).
Love your combo with the mint. Think it will fill in nice.I would add just a little colored annuals in between the mint.Possibilities always endless in gardening ! Love the ground cover rose.💜 Pam >
Blue daze ..evolveus would be nice under sennicia... got to find this here on gulf coast hoping I can find a few...!! Can’t believe I’m watching u in Wisconsin and I see Sandy soil lol that’s all I have and have to so amend the soil!! So funny to see you with Southern living plants there!! Thanks so much for sharing this info will be on the hunt for these!!! My blue daze comes back every year it’s so easy and love the color and texture!!! Fyi blue daze drought tolerant once established!
So cool to see you using some Southern Living plants in your zone!
The mint is nice, but I would have went with the Silver Falls. Thanks so much for all of the wonderful education you provide. It has helped me so much! ☺☺❤.
The mint is nice. I might’ve used the d. Silver Falls and a low`growing campanula or wooly thyme.
Ooo I love contrast so I’d probably use something with reddish foliage. Maybe a trailing sedum 😻
I like the miniture helichrysum as a soft contrast but your preference of mint is a great choice. Lucky frog to be living in your pretty garden. Cherrio from Australia 🦋
All combinations are beautiful but I would do it w euphorbia and purple petunias!! Everyother, all the way around the pot 🌻🌺🌷🌹
I like the idea of a ground cover for the Senecio, it will look stunning. I love Euphorbia (have it everywhere in my garden and containers), but may get lost in the white pot. Dorotheanthus might look nice as well...but may be too trailing for this centerpiece.
If that Senecia is a succulent, how much water does it need? If it grows like a true succulent, then I would pair it with a few trailing sedums, like maybe Angelina for the yellow tone it has, and then another mounding type succulent.. I love Southern Living plants and have purchased them for years. Always great plants. I used to live in Florida but now live in the Seattle area.
Love all the plants you bought! The rose is gorgeous and so is the hydrangea. I live in zone five also....Illinois....and even though it says that those hydrangeas bloom on both old and new wood....I have rarely been successful getting them to rebloom for me after winter here. Love the succulent and the mint planted with it.
That Hydrangea is so pretty, really love that color. I think Erigeron Profusion would look nice with the Senecia, also love the idea of Artemisia, it's foliage would be amazing with it, not to mention the scent, which I love.
This is off the subject, but wondering how your purple bell vines were doing? I've started some, they sure are slow!
First one to watch! Excited to see new plants for my zone!
I love the mint but I also loved the Euphorbia with it but now I see how that euphorbia while it gets big it won’t trail over the side like the mint and it would get bushy and sort of compete!! My euphorbia took over my geraniums and you couldn’t see them last year!!
I love your choice but I do think petunias need too much water to be with it especially here in Alabama!! The euphorbia is my favorite!!
My dahlias already have buds that I left in ground from last year!! You are the one that has me hooked on them!! Praying all my new ones that I spent a fortune on do as good!!
I love flowers in containers, the only thing I don’t like is they dry out way too fast. Hopefully next year I can figure out a watering system for my container plants. It’s going to require a lot of thinking on my part to be able to get drip to them,so it’s a next year project 💚🙃
Thank the Lord I found a zone 5 gardener! I’m only on year 2 with this flower garden thing and it’s tough to learn the specifics when you’re in a different zone
I’m a veggie Gardner but from watching you I have a flower order coming and I have the same seed collection storage you have. The little photo storage totes are excellent for seeds. I got one for seeds and one for photos and ended up using both for seeds. I’m Ontario Canada zone 5
Thank you so much for mentioning the difference of the sun in the South, I lived in the south for 15 years and didn't know that it has tropical sun until a year before I relocated to the north 😬 . I'm in zone 5 and you are the one I follow.
I love the idea of a hot pink flower with the Senecio, maybe a calibrachoa variety? I think something even taller than the mint wouldn't take away from the structure and the hot pink would illuminate that pretty green foliage.
Hello, with the senecio being a succulent how would you water with a more water living annual? I would love to plant it up with a light pink or butter yellow petunia.
Best wishes, Dorothy
Love all the new plants!
I would probably underplant the succulent with thyme.
Love the rose and hydrangea. I’m putting in a new bed along a new retaining wall - it’ll be full sun so was thinking a whole bunch of those roses and lavender would be a great combo. Other than little limelight hydrangea, do you have any thoughts on short hydrangea that does well in full sun?
Did the frog stay in the rose? Beautiful plants, going to go check out the rose for my yard. I kill all succulents, so I will be kind and not buy one of those.