Downtown Garden Home | Summer Garden Tour: P. Allen Smith (2019) 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Garden Home Television Host P. Allen Smith takes you on a summer garden tour of his downtown Garden Home in the historic Quapaw District of Little Rock, AR. In this tour Allen focuses on the north entry to the garden, the rondel garden, the shade garden and shows us how to cut hydrangeas for drying.
Topics Include:
Summer Perennials
Heat Tolerant Annuals
Shade Plants
Cutting Hydrangeas for Drying
Agastache 'Blue Fortune' (Hyssop)
Magnolia x soulangiana 'Japanese Magnolia' (Saucer Magnolia)
Salvia 'Mystic Spires Blue' (Sage)
SuperCal® Petunias
Pennisetum setaceum 'Fireworks' (Fountain Grass)
Cuphea ignea (Firecracker Plant)
Asplenium nidus 'Bird's Nest Fern'
Buxus microphylla (Japanese Boxwood)
Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'
Buxus 'Green Velvet'
Muehlenbeckia axillaris (Wire Vine)
Saxifraga stolonifera (Strawberry Begonia)
Camellia sasanqua 'Maidens Blush'
"Too often gardeners start developing their landscapes by adding dabs of flowers here and there. This is a bit like picking out decorative accessories before the house is constructed. It is important to define the spaces within the garden and determine their use before decorating an outdoor setting with colorful flowers." ~ P. Allen Smith
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Wow. Like a stroll with an old friend. Great work Sir. It's stunning.
Dan Miller come along anytime!!
Love the garden rooms...and those hydrangeas! They are a showstopper.
The double lot city home , you’ve made into a secret paradise .
Of all your homes I think your city home is the most beautiful, it is very warm and cozy, yes very beautiful.🙂
I love seeing how your beautiful Little Rock home garden has evolved over the years.
Just sublime~~~Mr Smith you have such a gift, and while you make this look easy, I KNOW these beautiful spaces took lots of work and care. Thank you for sharing your homes & gardens with us :)
Allen, I could just get lost in your beautiful gardens and those garden rooms which you have created. This is such a delightful and peaceful setting. Thank you for this relaxing garden tour.
Love seeing how you can get such a lovely looking garden in smaller spaces. Lovely garden! Just Lovely!
You are so talented, artistic & interesting. I've learned so much from you. You are a great inspiration.
Very, very beautiful.🙂
Beautiful gardens! Love all the selection of plants. Thank you Mr. Smith you do beautiful work. Take care 😊🤗
Beautiful garden rooms...
The magnolias do look stunning and thanks once again for that wonderful tour of your garden.💗👍
Annie Rampersad Thank you Annie! 💚
Now That makes "home sweet home"! Absolute Beauty!
Love your garden! You have helped me to design my garden. Thank you for your knowledge and love of gardening!
Honest to God....one of the most calming yet engaging videos I've seen in a long time...Thanks..
Gorgeous ....You have a little bit of heaven right in town!
Your advice is the best. I learn something new every time. Thank you again
Great tour💚💚Thank you💚💚
What I have found to deter rabbits and deer from my hosta and other plants that look “ yummy” to them....is fish fertilizer or fish emulsion. I have a garden sprayer that I use ( I do not use insecticides) that I put 1 part fish fertilizer to 3 parts water. I spray the leaves and flowers and keep the area fishy smelling. I have to admit the area may not smell pretty, but there is no munching😊
Wonderful to run across this video. Liked and Saved.
As always, love your videos/shows and I could watch these all day. You’ve certainly inspired me to include Hyssop in my landscape.
I love Golden Jubilee! It gives beautiful lime color and pops out super early here in PA. It gets big and wide! They reseed, but they are easy to pull or plant somewhere else.
I learned a lot about mixing texture plants in my flower garden. I will be putting firework grass in next. Thank you for a wonderful tour.😀🌹
Nice video 👍
I'm in zone 9 and planted cuphea last June. It never stopped blooming. I cut it back in January and again a few weeks ago and all it has done is grow and flower. It is always covered with hummingbirds and I pray it will continue to come back every year.
Thinking of imaginary house sitting jobs at your design places, a very nice dream!
Just saw this & if there is one thing I have learned from you over the years is the importance of planting the right plant in the right space as it takes YEARS for them to mature & people do not realize they may not see it come to fruition! And to seek a professional designer is worth the investment 10x over!!!!
Thank you Sir !
Beautiful... awesome....magical..... always...💐☺️
Thank you 😊
Really enjoyed this! Wish you would visit for some of us, a garden in heavy deer country. I do pretty well with agastache, catmint, purple cones, sedums, spirea and creeping phlox, but I would enjoy seeing a tour of someone else’s deer garden. (Fenceless). When I look online all I get is someone showing one plant from a nursery.
As always...love the tours and the knowledge.
beautiful garden That would be a place I would go to quite often
Very inspirational, thank you!
Wow! That's the biggest Boxwood lve ever seen!
I just love you P Allen you have such wonderful ideas and taste!!z,! Thank you
Just........GORGEOUS !!! I believe this place is magical. 😊 I think I like it better than the farm except for the "sister" trees.
Your genius definitely shows in your work. 💕
So lovely! Thank you for your you tube videos. I really appreciate it!
Loved the downtown garden tour!!!! Thanks!!
Would you bring us back in the fall? Arkansas in autumn!!😃
Nancy Word 🍂 🍂🍂
Fantastic video!
Great show! I‘ve been watching many episodes this summer that brings me motivation to work in my yard. I am currious about how the walking path built with bricks or stone slates. Is there any show talking about it?
Beautiful walk thru 🌿 thank you!
Assuming you are in zone 7? When do you trim your Boxwoods ? You had said you do it twice , late August.
Also , I noticed you have perennials growing in the terra cotta pots . Do you recommend to bring them in for winter ?
If not , I assume that depends on what kind of thickness the pot is 🌿
I'm in love with the way you design your gardens I'd love to copy them but I live in zone 2😔 I'm still just trying to figure out what works in such a cold❄☃️🌨 part of the world and what doesn't. My hydrangea I planted last year made it through and are looking gorgeous.
Allen I want to have cone flowers .. and the rabbits or something is chewing them ugg I’ve tried fox peed traps .. you have any ideas that could help me
In the country what can you plant In Shade next to hostas to repel the deer ?
Great show! I‘ve been watching many episodes this summer that brings me motivation to work in my yard. I am currious about how the walking path built with bricks or stone slates. Is there any show talking about it?
Great show! I‘ve been watching many episodes this summer that brings me motivation to work in my yard. I am currious about how the walking path built with bricks or stone slates. Is there any show talking about it?