LInda's Topiary Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- This topiary tour of Linda's garden is for those of you out there who are thinking of starting in Topiary and considering which varieties to choose. You all know I'm a boxwood babe, and Texas sage is another favorite in my topiary garden. Check out the Southern Living Plant Collection for links to some easy plants to help you get started.
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Golden smoke tree, PERFECTION!
One needs to be extremely creative and intellegent to own such an amazing garden.
It requires great skills to put ones imgination into reality...
Beautiful Garden!
So nice of you. Thank you for watching!
So happy to see you this morning. Your garden is inspiring me.
Gayl Schubert Agreed, she certainly is inspiring!
Isn't it the most beautiful 🙌🌿
Watching your channel gives me great inspiration.
I'm so glad!
Omg lady...♥ Thank you for all the details in narrative. You answered so many and every question in my head before I could even form it.
I sooo appreciate the specific names of the trees and details of care and etceteras. People have enormous gardens in TH-cam channels, they try but they run through the garden and talk gibberish in circles. You make ONLY sense with passion. Took a million notes in my garden journal 🙌🏻 THANKS sooo much🌳 💯% 💟
This is by far the most creative garden video I have viewed. I love the pea gravel mulch idea and the compositions & textures are incredible!
I have a totally new perspective on the new garden that I am creating. Thank you Linda!🌿🦋🐝
How kind!
Love that phrase you gave, topiaries marching up the steps, really descriptive, and helps us apply your creative ideas.
Thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us 🌲🌿🌳❤😊
Beautiful garden! Thank you for the topiary inspirations. And I hope your husband knows how much he is appreciated, he does a wonderful job with the camera! ☺️👌
That is Stewart, that isn’t her husband. She worked with Stewart at Southern Living magazine and he is now her cameraman. 😊
Never tire of seeing your garden. It looks beautiful!
Glad you enjoy it!
It's the prettiest! 🌿🙌
Linda thank you for the awesome tour of your topiaries. You're also hilarious! Gardening doesn't have to be an expensive hobby hahahha!!!!
Your camera guy/gal is awesome! Got to see everything without getting dizzy :) Beautiful garden Linda!!
Martha, he’s the best. And great buddy to have around!
you prolly dont care but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all the new series on Instaflixxer. Have been watching with my brother for the last few months xD
@Xander Benton yea, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for months myself :D
Omg Linda I just love the rocks as top dressing! Brb I’m going to do the same!😂❤️🌿🌳
Have fun!
I am a newbie, completely addicted to gardening, & now adding your channel to my MUST WATCH short list! Beyond thrilled to have found you. Your garden is simply stunning, a true gem in the world and an inspiration to all gardeners & home owners looking to create a retreat. thank you for sharing your talent, your knowledge & your garden. You are an amazing artist! SUBSCRIBED!!
Such a beautiful garden!!!
It’s a wonderful garden, really something to aspire to! Some people enjoy pottering about their gardens with a pair of secateurs in their hand - I certainly do - so you give folks like us so many clever and elegant or quirky ideas. And what you do is very much what gardening is all about: a collaboration between wildness and order. Thanks!
You expressed this so beautifully!
Very inspiring. Just got my daughter watching your channel who moved to Broken Arrow 3 yrs ago.
Well thank you! So glad you enjoy it.
I love Linda's channel too! I'm a new youtuber but if I'm anything like her one day that'll be amazing 🙌🌿💕
SO inspirational. You have given me many ideas, and the tour was beautiful. You have created such enticing gardens.
Really nice topiary Linda. I must try it my English garden.
You should! Thanks for watching. 😊
I've been forwarding your topiary videos to my sister and my sister-in-law and we are all enthused about trying this, already taking the pruners to plants we already have in our gardens! Thanks for starting us on this new hobby.
Stunning garden u have a great memory, n yes l will look out for these top plants 🌱
I just planted two baby gems into some concrete urns today thanks to your great advice and inspiration. I enjoyed shaping them into globes, very therapeutic. Tfs!
Excellent!
You and your garden are so inspiring. Thank you. 👌💕
Stunning garden
I love doing topiary but have so many questions. I’m thrilled you’re doing a webinar!
Loved this. I really want to try this soon😊❤️😊
Your garden is precious never tired to look at it 🥰
You are so inspiring Linda and it was awesome watching such a long video from you !❤️🌳🌳🌳🦋🐛🐞
Lol, as soon as I'm notified of a new tour from LV I get so excited. You never disappoint..just beautiful, as I mentioned before, you are my garden inspiration, everything, down to the stone on top of soil..❤
Thank you dear!
Thank you dear!
Loved this video, Linda. Thank you. Will watch again and again.
You have inspired me to start a collection and use as centerpieces for my wedding reception
Happy to sit and rest and enjoy this beautiful video at the end of the day. I’m in need of many more. I just think they are so gorgeous. Thank you for taking us along. I always wonder about your topiary and all the variety.
Thanks dear!
I so love your topiaries! Could you possibly list the names of the plants you show? Some I can’t remember and some I don’t know how to spell. Would be so helpful! Thanks and enjoy your day in your beautiful garden!
What a relaxing oasis! I love your assorted topiaries. I’ve always been intimidated by them, but you make it sound easy. I’m obsessed with your lavender and rosemary topiaries! At my local walking trail they have planted Rose of Sharon topiaries, and when in bloom they’re gorgeous. Thank you for your inspiring garden! I would love to get my iced tea and sit a spell! 🌿
So happy to find yr channel......girl after my own heart
Welcome Ginger!
I’ve watched this video several times,, I’m so excited to go find me a plant to make a topiary. Your gardens are beautiful
So many beautiful pots! However, those of us who live in very cold winters would need a Hugh greenhouse and a man lift to overwinter them all.🥴
Hey Linda Im from Ecuador I love your topiaries, congratulations, you make me happy with your garden
Hello from Oklahoma! Would love to visit your country someday :-)
@@LindaVater your will be welcome
This video made my day. Very interested in the webinar. I feel so inspired!
I’m so glad!
Gorgeous as always !
Thank you so much for sharing your topiary. I have no clue when it comes to gardening, but I love topiary. Thank you for sharing your lovely garden and providing information on this topic! It was very helpful. I am a subscriber.
i always wondered how these were made... i am so happy i came across your channel!
Gorgeous garden.
I am in love with your back yard. Period.
Thank you!
Love love love 🌸🌺🌷💚 your garden! Thank you for sharing!
Would loved to have you do my garden
Beautiful 🤗
Thank you for sharing. I love the different shapes and textures that you can put in your garden. I absolutely love them.
Hope you’re staying safe!
All the best,
Taylor
Beautiful garden Lynda. I was looking for some ideas for planting conifers .thank you for sharing your ideas.
Like your garden very much! Greets from germany....
Absolutely beautiful!! I just found your channel today from Laura at Garden Answer.
Ur garden is inspiration.❤️❤️
WOW WOW WOW! So beautiful! Lovely plants!
Thank you!
What a huge garden, beautiful I ❤ plants.
This is just amazing what I waited for
Just Beautiful !
Wow beautiful
You have such a lovely garden. Thanks for sharing it on TH-cam 😊
Beautiful garden Linda.👏 So tranquil and peaceful. New subscriber and new gardener. Thanks for sharing your great tips and can't wait to see your other videos.💖🤗
Love the topiary . I've never tried it but will have a go now. Thank you.
Amazing topiaries! Thanks so much!
Love how the topiary look! You have so inspired me!
I live in utah and we have 4 season weather, winters snowy and cold what is good for pots that will live outdoors year round perennial? TfS garden is gorgeous love it
Lovely. Makes me eager for spring to arrive in Buffalo NY
Love Love Love!! Thank you so much!!
Beautiful....beautiful...beautiful...
Your garden is such an inspiration!
I got brave yesterday and attempted to do two topiary’s! It’s was a bit scary but I think I’m hooked!
It is a marvelous addiction!
Stay brave!
I nervously tried for 1st time last spring with dwarf junipers I bought in fall, oh my word, the end result was so pleasing, since then I have done about 4. Unbelievable that they were done by me. Now I'm doing boxwoods.
Super inspirational, thank you :)
너무 멋찌군요~!
Thank you ~!
👍👍👍
Lovely !
YOu have definitely inspired me ! YOur garden is beautiful!
What would you use in a zone 3 garden? Boxwoods don't survive can you suggest other plants that would work for topiaries? I already put some stuff into the garage over the winter but there is only so much room.
Your garden is so inspiring ^^ You gave me a lot of ideas :-D Thank you ;-)
Love how you also appreciated making your own plants or finding self planted specimen. I do the same and keep finding little things gems in my garden. Question, I have transplanted a good size topiary boxwood (large leafed not sure of which cultivar it is) from one end og another end of the garden. I have prunes very little. Should I let just grow this year and prune next year and give it a little rest before I start shaping it some more?
I think that’s a good strategy and that you’re very smart to consider that. You can have your fun next year :-)
Thanks! Super! Super! I love your garden ! And you :) Russia Crimea )
Thank you dear!
Thank you dear!
Que bonito jardín 🤩
Beautiful. Your cameraman was smitten with your viburnum; as am I.
😊 Thanks for watching and stay tuned for a video on it!
Ooooo so nice
I just LOVE your garden and all your beautiful pots !!! I live in the north, zone 3 so nothing survives in a pot and the pots freeze and break :(
Any suggestions for short season frozen dreamers ? Haha
Amazing. Love your garden. Now I have a goal.
I like rythem and repetition also.. Sounds like a real good time.
Thank you for all the advise and your garden is very pretty, can you give advise for bougainvillea plant?
What is that beautiful tree full of white blooms!?
It is a Chinese Snowball Viburnum and I love it too! Stay tuned. We are planning a video on it very soon.
Great channel Linda :) You inspired me to try more topiary and be more adventurous with clipping my plants. So for I just started with hebes pruned to neat globes :) but more to follow. Could you explain how you clipped your viburnum to the tree shape? I would love to do that in my garden as have few already. Greetings from Scotland!
Hello! Thank you so much. We actually have a video in the works to explain just that. Stay tuned!
Very inspiring. Thank you!
What is that huge tree with white balls of flowers?It looks like hydrangeas.So beautiful garden!
Beautiful yard!
Linda, oh my gosh, your garden is stunning and remarkable! You must be so proud! Can I ask what the really short-pyle lawn is? It's so perfect it could almost be artificial which I totally applaud! :-)
I really like ur garden and it is my dream garden style, may I know what is blooming white flower tree name ?
What a feast for the eyes! :)
Another wonderful video Linda! I love the tree at the back of your garden that is covered in the large creamy white blooms! Can you tell me what it is? I would love to find one for my own garden. Thank you!!!
Hi Linda, thankyou for sharing your beautiful garden! What do you have on the ground is it grass or a ground plant..I am starting a forest garden and I don't want grass. So maybe you have a suggestion instead of grass... thanks from the Netherlands;))
Welcome! If you can how it, moss would be lovely. I use lots of crushed gravel and all sorts of ground covers.
Moss would be lovely if you can grow it, I use lots of crushed gravel and ground covers :-)
Love your channel and garden. Would it be possible to root a long stem cutting, Euonymus for example to train it into a topiary? Mine put out these upright stems, I’m tempted to try but not sure it will work with that plant. Thank you for sharing your garden.
Brilliant!!!! Getting ready to finish up a webinar on topiary and euonymus is one of my recommendations!
Hi Linda enjoy your videos!!! Love your garden. I'm planting some boxwood in urns to be placed on each side of my front door. I live in Vermont. Will I have to bring them inside for the winter? I have three 5ft Green Mountain Cone Shape shrubs and have had them for years and are planted in the ground,there doing great. I bought the boxwood at the end of fall last year and I can't remember the name..lol anyways i'm trying to make them globe shape.
Your garden is so beautiful.
What's your Growing zone ?
7b:)
You are great!!!💜💜💜💜
I'm curious to know if squirrels don't like gravel? Because I'm trying to find away to keep them off my fruit trees.
I'm new to your channel and yes I'm inspired. I'm looking at boxwoods differently now. I just retired and have been gardening like crazy these past 2 months with great joy. I have to say in all the previous homes I've purchased, including my current 100+ year old farmhouse here in Central Texas, I remove boxwoods instantly. I've always looked at them as the dreaded boxwood in yet another home purchase. They're never well taken care of and they've always looked quite drab. Because of your channel (seriously) I just purchased two Sprinter boxwoods yesterday in just 1 gallon pots. Now, what to do with them. I have a question and hopefully it's not stupid but topiary style gardening hasn't been an interest until now. I watched your entire topiary series this morning, which has left me curious about the double pouf. Wondering if you can cover that in more detail? Thanks so much. Regards, Penny
I thought the Golden Smoke Bush tree to be a Golden Horse Bush (Dendrolobium Umbellatum). I would wish you to have one.
How the heck do you get such perfectly round balls? 🤷🏼♀️
Do your pots freeze in the winter? Will they crack?
Most of them do fine. Some of the really old ones in terra-cotta may crack. But our temperatures typically don’t get too cold that I worry about it much:)