Amazing planters! You sure get around! Thanks for the inspiration... can't wait for spring! This video is exactly what I have been looking for! You were quick, labeled the plants on the video so we could write them down, and showed a wonderful assortment of planters! THANK YOU!
Hi, new to your channel. Love your tips and suggestions and your enthusiasm for plants. Thank you. One other thing, the Getteysburg container with the setcresea and the sweet potato vines (has to be the Carolina variety because it goes crazy!), I know that purple flower is not setcresea because that plant has a pink small flower tucked inside of the plant that you will have to be close to see. I'm thinking the purple plant is a campanula or some other flower with that habit. Thanks so much!
Great video thank you! Found the photos with the name of the plants and your explanation to be one of the most helpful videos in thinking about plant combinations. Appreciated it 😊
What wonderful containers with beautiful flowers and bright color. I'll bet they change weekly if not daily with growth. I must find a nursery that has a bigger variety in plants and hanging plants. Most carry the same everyday kind of plants that you can get anywhere. We live in Copperopolis, Ca where spring, summer and fall can be quite hot. Any suggestion on plants?
When you find that nursery, definitely ask them… they’ll know what grows best in your region. You don’t want to do off my advice for Northern Michigan 😌
May I ask you a question about getting bougainvillea to bloom I have had two bougainvillea for several years growing in a large gallon container but have only had them bloom the first yr...cut back watering and fertilizing just once or twice early spring in late may full sun....now I have brought them in for winter and then back out around mothers day help....please. fertilizer has been bill's fertilizer 😢
@@UpNorthGardenMI that's OK thank you for getting back to me. I think I am just going to repot it and maybe mix up the soil a bit give a good shake and 🙏...look forward to more content.
For annuals, a water soluble fertilizer like Miracle Gro or Proven Winners works well. Check with your local garden center for their suggestions for your region.
It really depends on the varieties -- there are a lot of new types of impatiens, begonias, and coleus that thrive in full sun. Take a look at the tags (especially since some can't handle full shade and others don't do full sun).
@@UpNorthGardenMIit's just the hand I was dealt.......for now. I really appreciate you showcasing them though, for those of us that have an appreciation for natural beauty. Keep em coming!!!
Are most of your plants Proven Winners? I live in subtropical Australia and they sell them here. Unfortunately they are terrible where I live. Only Mystic Spires Salvia grew.
Proven Winners makes up about 15% of our plants. They do well here and their info on US growing zones are usually correct, so that helps. Sorry to hear their Australian counterparts might not be as successful.
You have the dream job, traveling, working with great people and flowers!!!
These are beautiful. Thank you for sharing! 🩵💚🇨🇦
Thank you for the names of flowers
Awesome video! So many great ideas and color combinations. Thank you for the inspiration!
Thank you as always❤
Such beautiful combinations and all the beautiful flowers and grasses❤
Thanks so much for sharing!! I have some great ideas!!! Blessings to you ❤
Amazing planters! You sure get around! Thanks for the inspiration... can't wait for spring! This video is exactly what I have been looking for! You were quick, labeled the plants on the video so we could write them down, and showed a wonderful assortment of planters! THANK YOU!
Thank you very much for sharing!
Beautiful
Hi, new to your channel. Love your tips and suggestions and your enthusiasm for plants. Thank you. One other thing, the Getteysburg container with the setcresea and the sweet potato vines (has to be the Carolina variety because it goes crazy!), I know that purple flower is not setcresea because that plant has a pink small flower tucked inside of the plant that you will have to be close to see. I'm thinking the purple plant is a campanula or some other flower with that habit. Thanks so much!
Great video thank you! Found the photos with the name of the plants and your explanation to be one of the most helpful videos in thinking about plant combinations. Appreciated it 😊
Glad it was helpful!
This video was so helpful! I hope do this as a series. ❤
If you come to Mansfield Ohio again let me know and I will meet you. Hope you made it to kingwood.
Great for ideas. Thanks
Glad you liked them.
What wonderful containers with beautiful flowers and bright color. I'll bet they change weekly if not daily with growth. I must find a nursery that has a bigger variety in plants and hanging plants. Most carry the same everyday kind of plants that you can get anywhere. We live in Copperopolis, Ca where spring, summer and fall can be quite hot. Any suggestion on plants?
When you find that nursery, definitely ask them… they’ll know what grows best in your region. You don’t want to do off my advice for Northern Michigan 😌
May I ask you a question about getting bougainvillea to bloom I have had two bougainvillea for several years growing in a large gallon container but have only had them bloom the first yr...cut back watering and fertilizing just once or twice early spring in late may full sun....now I have brought them in for winter and then back out around mothers day help....please. fertilizer has been bill's fertilizer 😢
Sorry, I haven't grown bougainvillea and our season is so short here, that they're not a great choice for us.
@@UpNorthGardenMI that's OK thank you for getting back to me. I think I am just going to repot it and maybe mix up the soil a bit give a good shake and 🙏...look forward to more content.
What fertilizer do you suggest for petunias in the 9 zone of Ca?
For annuals, a water soluble fertilizer like Miracle Gro or Proven Winners works well. Check with your local garden center for their suggestions for your region.
I’m confused about the begonias and impatiens. I thought they needed a lot of shade but in some of these pots they are in full sun.
It really depends on the varieties -- there are a lot of new types of impatiens, begonias, and coleus that thrive in full sun. Take a look at the tags (especially since some can't handle full shade and others don't do full sun).
The pink flower in the first Longwood Garden's photo is nicotiana, not gaura.
Thanks. Sorry about that.
These are definitely in good neighborhoods. You couldn't have these nice arrangements in the ghetto I live in unfortunately. 😢
Sorry to hear that
@@UpNorthGardenMIit's just the hand I was dealt.......for now. I really appreciate you showcasing them though, for those of us that have an appreciation for natural beauty. Keep em coming!!!
Wait....what?! Where are you? Where in Michigan?
Posen, Michigan
Are most of your plants Proven Winners? I live in subtropical Australia and they sell them here. Unfortunately they are terrible where I live. Only Mystic Spires Salvia grew.
Proven Winners makes up about 15% of our plants. They do well here and their info on US growing zones are usually correct, so that helps. Sorry to hear their Australian counterparts might not be as successful.
Foilage??? you mean foliage, pronounced folage
I'm sorry but a lot of those arrangements were scary and looked like monsters others had the wrong color pallet. Who made these! Yuk!!
Do you! You can plant and play with different varieties and colors every year.! And learn from it..