Please do a garden tour , starting from the front of your House and go all around of everything including your new gardens. I would Love to see how everything is looking this time of year.
When I plant a potted plant, I put water in the hole first, let it soak in, then put in my plant and water topically again. Works every time especially if it is still a little warm out.
In Southern Ontario we have had a nice summer!! Lots of warm sunny weather along with a good amount of rain, unlike last summer that was very hot and dry. Green grass and the gardens are flourishing!!😊
I'm in Iowa too! Up by the Quad Cities. I noticed yesterday the upper leaves turning a slightly lighter yellow green. Treasuring these transitional days, the lush green fields before everything turns golden. Your garden is spectacular!
I love planting in late summer (zone 5) and fall because especially for perennials, the plants in the garden are still in leaf or in bloom so it is much easier to see and assess the spacing , design etc. Thanks for another great video. (It’s unfortunate we don’t see the Espoma products in our area. ) 🌸❤️🇨🇦
Thank you for explaining why not to fertilize in fall. I didn't know it was because the perennials need to start thinking about going dormant during winter and the shorter amount of daylight.
My favorite time to weed is right after a rain. They come up so much easier. Sadly, it has rained almost daily here in NH since June 1, so the weeds are growing like crazy. I'm determined to keep control of them in my newer garden beds.
We plant all spring, summer, and fall. In the heat of summer we do it real early in the morning or on a cloudy day before or after a rain. We are also in 5b in SE Michigan.
Yes, the season is changing down here in Georgia (N. Atlanta) too!!! It's still hot, but there is a lovely, cool breeze and the nights are cooler and dewier (is that a word?). I've even noticed the maple leaves are starting to turn !!! It's glorious and encourages me to get out and work in the garden - maintenance, planting and planning !!!! Your ever evolving garden is a wonder and I'm so grateful you've chosen to lead us on this journey with you. thanks for all the info and inspiration ... well done !
You are so funny about the odors! I used to visit Amish areas in Pennsylvania and stay right next to farms, in the spring when fields were being fertilized. Same farm odors. But so much better than chemicals. Love your channel!
Yes I do notice the slight transition... and I love how subtle it is! It starts to become my fav time of yr! Your new gardens are starting to look incredible!
Here in Southeastern Pennsylvania there have been colored leaves dropping for about 2 weeks or so. I think we're in for an early fall. It surprised me yellow even some with orange and green.. time will tell
OMG! You have the same flat weeds that are driving me crazy right now down here in lower Alabama! I hate those flat weeds. They spread so fast! I pull them out little by little everyday. They have even gotten in my grass.😩
I too have a knife and one other favorite is a putty knife. Narrow for weeding and a wide one for planting. An old fork is perfect for popping my seedlings out of the starter tray. Who needs to spend money on specialty tools? Look around, I bet everyone can find something to use instead of throwing it away and buying new stuff.
Northern Virginia has been hotter than normal. Usually we are in the mid to high 80's. We do get into the 90s but less that a handful of times. This year mid 90s is the new normal. We even got up to 97° a few times.
Do you have a video on iowa plants for shade? I have hostas and ferns and a few other well known. I planted hellebore last year but all I’ve gotten is leaves lol . West central iowa.
Hi, I’m in 9 B Northern California. I love how you’ve turned flat open space into an inviting room! I do have a question. Do you deal with rodents? I have a particular problem with wild cotton tail rabbits and quail. They each have their favorite plant to eat to the ground. Do you deal with any of these varmints? I’m going to try metal cages (think wire waste baskets ) over the plants. They don’t seem to bother the plants as they grow bigger but newly planted tender plants are irresistible. I’ll just remove the baskets as the plant grows. Love your videos!
Hi, I just found your channel. I live in Jamaica and would love to plant hydrangea seeds. Could you recommend where I can purchase seeds on or maybe in stores.
That Bobo is so pretty! Mine has been in the ground at least two full years and I have not gotten any blooms. I can’t figure out why. It’s getting plenty of sun, I fertilized early spring and even gave it a bit more just recently. I used holly tone. What else could be the issue? I noticed those at the store didn’t have blooms either. My limelights are doing great.
FALL IS THE #1 TIME TO PLANT PERIOD!!! ROOTS ESTABLISH IN THE COOLING WEATHER. FALL EQUALS ROOTS.....B4 THE ONCOMING WINTER SEASON. WORD.🌱🌲🌳🌿🌿🍁🍂🍃 p.s. I live in zone 8 southwest...long growing season...if you live in ca, az, nm, tx definitely fertilize in the fall but no later than end is Sept maybe to mid Oct.... low nitrogen [N] higher PK:
Please do a garden tour , starting from the front of your House and go all around of everything including your new gardens. I would Love to see how everything is looking this time of year.
When I plant a potted plant, I put water in the hole first, let it soak in, then put in my plant and water topically again. Works every time especially if it is still a little warm out.
The first thing I saw was that beautiful bright golden yellow among that luscious greenery 💚💛💚💛💚
You were born to be a garden host!
I can't wait to see your remodel upstairs.
You are my favorite Gardener ! Thank you
Beautiful Kalob!! Your yard already looks amazing!! Thank you for sharing and information!! God Bless You!!😊
In Southern Ontario we have had a nice summer!! Lots of warm sunny weather along with a good amount of rain, unlike last summer that was very hot and dry. Green grass and the gardens are flourishing!!😊
Wow at your beautiful loamy black soil!
This window of time hinting of season transition is my forever favorite.
I'm in Iowa too! Up by the Quad Cities. I noticed yesterday the upper leaves turning a slightly lighter yellow green. Treasuring these transitional days, the lush green fields before everything turns golden. Your garden is spectacular!
Have really enjoyed watching your garden beds develop throughout the summer. They're looking great! This video inspired me to go attach my weeds.
YES!! I too have several old kitchen knives I use in my garden.
I love planting in late summer (zone 5) and fall because especially for perennials, the plants in the garden are still in leaf or in bloom so it is much easier to see and assess the spacing , design etc. Thanks for another great video. (It’s unfortunate we don’t see the Espoma products in our area. ) 🌸❤️🇨🇦
Fall is a great time to plant, especially trees.
Plus...plants are usually marked down to clearance prices.
Really enjoy your vids! Eagerly awaiting your nest upstairs reno update???
Yes! A knife works great. It’s especially useful between flagstones.
Thank you for explaining why not to fertilize in fall. I didn't know it was because the perennials need to start thinking about going dormant during winter and the shorter amount of daylight.
My favorite time to weed is right after a rain. They come up so much easier.
Sadly, it has rained almost daily here in NH since June 1, so the weeds are growing like crazy.
I'm determined to keep control of them in my newer garden beds.
I feel reinvigorated to start a native ceanothus hedge here in the Seattle area this Fall!
Those spurges are my nemesis in my yard…. I started hard pulling them too and have a lot more to pull…
We plant all spring, summer, and fall. In the heat of summer we do it real early in the morning or on a cloudy day before or after a rain. We are also in 5b in SE Michigan.
Thank you for always havi g great information for not just Iowans
But any Gardner, Cool, Home Enthusiast!!
The emphasis on "B-I-o T-O-n-E" was epic lol😂🌈 We suffered with the same types of weeds here I'm Florida.
The Celts considered the month of August the first month of Autumn. Since I learned that I’ve noticed how the light has changed.
I use and love the Hori knife❤
I get those same weeds too!! Your garden is beautiful!!
A Leonard soil knife is awesome for digging weeds!
The new beds are looking wildly great for their first year. Congrats & ❤ it
Thank you for the good info on (not) feeding in late summer! I watch all your videos… looking forward to cooking with you again the Fall!!
That walkway is sublime. The beds look fabulous, too.
I am in Iowa. My bobo blooms were turning brown. I must be overwatering. I tuned into your channels after seeing the title Hydrangea. Thank you.
Yes, the season is changing down here in Georgia (N. Atlanta) too!!! It's still hot, but there is a lovely, cool breeze and the nights are cooler and dewier (is that a word?). I've even noticed the maple leaves are starting to turn !!! It's glorious and encourages me to get out and work in the garden - maintenance, planting and planning !!!! Your ever evolving garden is a wonder and I'm so grateful you've chosen to lead us on this journey with you. thanks for all the info and inspiration ... well done !
Beautiful ❤
Love the combination of plants in pots !
Would love to see a full garden tour as you have done so many new things this yr!
Here in SoCal, planting never stops.
You are so funny about the odors! I used to visit Amish areas in Pennsylvania and stay right next to farms, in the spring when fields were being fertilized. Same farm odors. But so much better than chemicals.
Love your channel!
Yes I do notice the slight transition... and I love how subtle it is! It starts to become my fav time of yr! Your new gardens are starting to look incredible!
I learn so much from you. How is our Mr. Kip? He's so darned cute.
Here in Southeastern Pennsylvania there have been colored leaves dropping for about 2 weeks or so. I think we're in for an early fall. It surprised me yellow even some with orange and green.. time will tell
I like your spade shovel round handle. I saw them at a garden center in Columbus, Ohio and almost purchased one.
Thanks for all of these helpful reminders!😊
OMG! You have the same flat weeds that are driving me crazy right now down here in lower Alabama! I hate those flat weeds. They spread so fast! I pull them out little by little everyday. They have even gotten in my grass.😩
Love your channel. You are easy to listen to.
You are a great gardener ❤🎉enjoy the weekend Good luck
I wish I could find a great looking bobo hydrangea like that where I live.
Love those containers, please list what's in them
Your gardens look wonderful !! do you garden designs for others ??
I too have a knife and one other favorite is a putty knife. Narrow for weeding and a wide one for planting. An old fork is perfect for popping my seedlings out of the starter tray. Who needs to spend money on specialty tools? Look around, I bet everyone can find something to use instead of throwing it away and buying new stuff.
My mom would use a knife too. I have one I use also.
Can you link the shovel that you are using for hole digging? Love the angle of the spade because of my heavy clay soil. Love your content!
Northern Virginia has been hotter than normal. Usually we are in the mid to high 80's. We do get into the 90s but less that a handful of times. This year mid 90s is the new normal. We even got up to 97° a few times.
Hello 👋 ❤❤❤
Do you have a video on iowa plants for shade? I have hostas and ferns and a few other well known. I planted hellebore last year but all I’ve gotten is leaves lol . West central iowa.
So jealous! Here in south Louisiana no break in the very hot and humid weather is on the forecast. Rain, what’s that?
Hi, I’m in 9 B Northern California. I love how you’ve turned flat open space into an inviting room! I do have a question. Do you deal with rodents? I have a particular problem with wild cotton tail rabbits and quail. They each have their favorite plant to eat to the ground. Do you deal with any of these varmints? I’m going to try metal cages (think wire waste baskets ) over the plants. They don’t seem to bother the plants as they grow bigger but newly planted tender plants are irresistible. I’ll just remove the baskets as the plant grows. Love your videos!
Hi, I just found your channel. I live in Jamaica and would love to plant hydrangea seeds. Could you recommend where I can purchase seeds on or maybe in stores.
Should I wrap my miniature rose bushes for winter, I live in Nova Scotia Canada zone 4 I believe
What brand is your garden shovel? How long is the handle? Looks like a perfect one! Beautiful garden!
That Bobo is so pretty! Mine has been in the ground at least two full years and I have not gotten any blooms. I can’t figure out why. It’s getting plenty of sun, I fertilized early spring and even gave it a bit more just recently. I used holly tone. What else could be the issue? I noticed those at the store didn’t have blooms either. My limelights are doing great.
Try Rosetone on the panicles.
@@barbaramccann7944 there is really not a huge difference between the two.
How about in clay soil? 😢 What to do?
Do you put the compost over the mulch?
Nice 🌸🌹💐🪻🌺
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What kind of basket is that?
I have bobo envy😂
Why no coneflowers?
FALL IS THE #1 TIME TO PLANT PERIOD!!! ROOTS ESTABLISH IN THE COOLING WEATHER. FALL EQUALS ROOTS.....B4 THE ONCOMING WINTER SEASON. WORD.🌱🌲🌳🌿🌿🍁🍂🍃 p.s. I live in zone 8 southwest...long growing season...if you live in ca, az, nm, tx definitely fertilize in the fall but no later than end is Sept maybe to mid Oct.... low nitrogen [N] higher PK:
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I think if your plants have enough time for their roots to become well established, then you are OK.
Guess what?
I could help but wonder what happened??you look like you got swiped by a cat or snagged by a rose bush!!! hoping you a'ok!!!