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Charming Cottage Garden filled with Native Wildflowers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- Can I transform my chaotic front yard into a dream cottage garden? This week I'm adding native wildflowers to my cottage garden.
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It looks amazing! I loved it wild before, but it is just beautiful now. My neighbor gifted me a very large sky flower, full of blue blossoms. My pollinators love it also ❤❤
I think that is a Plumbago! I love them and they do very well. They will get large over time like a hedge.
Get it girl!
I'm a new subscriber to your channel. In St. Augustine and I have learned so much! Thank you for the content!
I use olla pots to help add water to plants requiring more water. I sealed two terracotta pots together and closed the bottom hole to contain water in the pot.
Same here, they work great!
Whats a transformation! I can't wait to see it in full bloom ~ and everything from here to there!!
Winged loosestrife is one of my favorite native plants! Lots of bees and hummingbirds like it too. Fits the cottage garden vibe well too. Highly recommend trying it out!
Pinellas County is on once-a-week watering schedule until July 1st.
I love how you have done this cottage garden with mostly native plants 😮.
Are you going to put mulch on the newly planted bed?
Love this! Looking good ; great way to work with Mother Nature ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Any videos on low sunlight flowers that would go well next to a house under a tree. Perennials as well 😅
Looks great! I think the paver border for the wildflower bed was a great choice! I think starry rosinweed would be another great addition.
It's going to look great! I can't wait to see how it fills in. That's the fun part, isn't it?
So excited to see how it all turns out!
Winged loose strife was growing last year in the lot kitty corner to my house, which is very wet. It was a beautiful plant. There were a longhorn, bees, cuckoo, bees, leaf cutter, bees allover it. I took a photo of a longhorn bee with green pollen on her legs from the purple loosestrife - it was amazing. Also, both Joe pye Weed and the red hibiscus have great stems for little stem nesting bees. Oh, and the pluchea is visited by carpenter bees, and I saw it out in our local scrub the other day in a moister area, and there were female longhorn bees visiting it.
your Front Yard looks Awesome !!!
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Thank you!!!
Looks great Jacqueline. That dirt looks so luscious. I think you could plant a dead plant and it would come to life in that soil.
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It looks great 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you
Love it❤❤
Love ❤️ it
I got a native milkweed and immediately it was chewed down to sticks. I just brought the pot into my screened porch and now it's full of leaves again!
Smart move! They bounce back quick!
Too cute
Your swamp milkweed looks very similar to ours! Love all these plants! :)
Yeah… the big difference is when it blooms. Y’all’s is a deeper pink. Google Florida Swamp Milkweed and you’ll see ours is a pale pink
I didn't know the name for the White Top Starbrush. I see them all the time in the conservation area we rude horses in.
Hi Robin!
Aren’t they pretty?!?
When is your 2025 Planner coming out? I am getting one this year!!
Atr you going to mulch the new bed?
Are there any native rose? Thank you 😊
I’m in 10b. Where do you get your plants?
Sweet Bay in Parrish is where O got these ones. Other projects are from Wilcox in Largo and Little Red Wagon in Tampa.
Do yourself a favor and put some concrete sealer on those landscape blocks. It will help keep them from turning black from the dirt. And it makes them easier to clean off.
😳 I didn’t know that was a thing. I will have to investigate. But Bens immediate reaction was… YEs. Any recommendations?
@@WildFloridian i use a product from home depot called wet look sealer. You can apply if via pump sprayer. Just put a piece of card board behind it so you dont get the overspray on the plants or soil. If your looking for something more eco friendly Im not sure then. All I know is when I see those blocks in peoples yards they are always black and filthy looking. Ive had great success with just about any concrete sealer from home depot or lowes. Hope that helps!
@@coryhyatt2035That is super helpful! Thank you ☺️
@@WildFloridian youre welcome. Your garden looks good
howdy neighbor :D nothing better than shopping BUAHAHAHA., its looking great! that was a very big project. im glad you have a very helpful husband
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Hiya! Love you videos, as a fellow Floridian, do you have a video of how you transformed your soul from the typical Florida Sandy Soil into the nutrient rich soil you have now? I have a backyard space that has very sandy soil and spots of Bahia grass that I just want to completely revamp but I don’t know how to change the soil structure
She gets truck loads of mulch delivered. The mulch breaks down into rich soil
Mulch, lots of mulch. Twice a year
Check this one out th-cam.com/video/ueu9ZfrOoQw/w-d-xo.html but @Eryalb and @coryhyatt2035 are correct... lots of mulch is how I got my soil to be so rich... and honestly since I had this soil exposed for a couple of months.... its much more sandy than it was.
I read this as chaos to cottage cheese 😂😂
LOL!!!
Where are you? It’s not the Nectary….
Sweet Bay in Parrish (South side of Tampa Bay)
What’s the name of the nursery you visited? Would love to visit it. Thanks!
Sweet Bay in Parrish 😊
@@WildFloridian Thanks!