March Backyard Garden Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Let’s review what’s going on in the backyard, shall we? Things still look pretty rough, but definitely spring is on the horizon. Allow me to show you what is starting to bus out, what I’ve done for the winter damage, and what I plan to do in the future. Lots to talk about! Hope you enjoy!
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I’m a new gardener from Ohio in zone 6a and planted tulips and alliums for the first time in my garden and containers (300 of them!). They are all coming up so well I couldn’t be happier! It’s so exciting I’m like a kid at Christmas running out every morning to see the progress!
Well welcome to the garden club have fun .
I too planted alliums in plastic containers this year -zone 9b/10a. They’ve got beautiful foliage and looks like buds are forming but not sure where to place them as spring heats up. In Most photographs they seem to be in shady areas!? What kind of sun do they prefer. Morning? Afternoon? ♥️
In addition to your wonderful videos I love reading through the comments and questions from your viewers. Nothing better then to hear from others who are so inspired and delighted by gardening as I am.
Oh,how I love stumbling across older videos of yours,it’s like time traveling!
You are super fun,you make me very happy indeed!!
I agree with taking out what may not come back or just does not work, living in a 4 month growing season ( sometimes a little more) I must take advantage of what ever will grow and survive zone 3 -4. Temperatures sometimes go down as low as -30 and dealing with the permafrost coming out of the earth in spring has us having a little more patience ... But boy is it worth it, just being in the garden lifts our spirits in nano second; kind of like child birth, the pain of it but the reward are endless. So the below zero is in the past and it is time to start putting all those plans to work. Thank you for all the new things I have garnered from reading the comments and most of Linda for sharing all your wisdom and knowledge. If everyone in the world were gardeners what a better world it would be, learning patience and respect is one of the greatest attributes a human can have and Mother Nature sure pushes the envelope on both of those. So I am going out and talking to those little Alliums peeking through the earth after a long winters nap... how beautiful!
Tell the alliums Linda said hello! Thanks dear for always sharing your wisdom :-)
I understand about all the containers BUT you have them nestled so perfectly amongst and through out your garden. ⚘
"I am just a PRETEND GARDENER"....love that....me too...thanks for the ideas and bringing me a smile!!!
You’re beautiful. Don’t recall anyone looking so pretty while working in the garden. Adore that color on 👱♀️ blondes
Totally agree. That lime green coat is stunning on her!
We are coming into autumn here, leaves on the trees are turning. But joy, o joy , today I looked at my much loved heritage roses. 6 had to be moved in the height of summer heat due to contractors, who messed us around something chronic. I thought we had lost them all, but no all have made it. So tomorrow they can all go back into their homes , before the heavy rains come. I certainly feel blessed, they have been a great joy producing year after year with beautiful dark red blooms and scent. It was lovely to look around your garden and I adore your jacket.
I'm in the deep south of the south island of New Zealand.
I am zone 9, north of Houston where we got that freaky cold/snow front. I was so concerned about my azaleas!! Happily, they are putting out new growth all along the stems. Will not trim anything! Talked to a friend today who let her yard guys cut them back. Too soon! Some of my dwarfs are blooming! Love Mother Nature....my Meyer lemon, still holding my breath! Thanks as always, Linda, for the updates on yours!
Right now in Central Southern Massachusetts, the only thing that is blooming are my crocuses. I am a zone six. I have hyacinths, daffodils and tulips just starting to pop through the soil. Seeing all the green in videos like yours gets the garden bug barking inside me!
I bet!
Can’t wait to watch you plant the edible landscape. I have a love for fruit trees in containers. 🐝🐞🦋
We are in zone 9 in California. It is cool and a bit rainy (Thankfully--finally) Supposed to be nearly 75 this coming week. Our Oklahoma Redbud is blooming beautifully right now. We are finishing our winter garden and will be preparing the soil for late spring garden. Our fruit trees have all finished their bloom . It is a wonderful time! Lisa Bunn
Here is the Pacific Northwest we have andromeda, tulips and rhododendrons blooming! Mid 50's in the day, 38+ at night! Love your inspiration and ideas💚
I’m south of New Orleans. I have never seen Azaleas 🌺 explode like this. Maybe it was the cold but all the hurricanes & freezes it has been a freak weather year but everything is exploding with new growth. Black oaks flushing out new lime green leaves in one day to naturally dropped seeds germinating from the spring sun. It’s pretty amazing.
This is the best comment I have read today. Hopefully, it portends a more beautiful season than I had anticipated. I have my fingers crossed that ours benefits from this wacky weather as much as yours has!
I’m in north Florida & our azaleas were absolutely fabulous this year. 🌸 Then came a nor’easter which sat over us for 3 days. ☹️ Azaleas all gone now. 😢😭
I am so thrilled you will be doing some edible landscaping this year. Very timely since food prices are rising rapidly.
Loved the garden center shopping trip❣️ thanks for taking us on a tour of the new stock. I’m excited for planting. Hoping there will be a drone shot of various trees placed in new property soon. It’s all adding up ☺️🌻🌲🌳🌻
Zone 8b here (just outside of Mobile, Al) Red buds, Bradford pears, Japanese magnolias. Azaleas just beginning to bloom. Peach trees are blooming. Hydrangea and Confederate Rose are leafing out. Doing a lot of clean up and loving every minute of it!!
Greetings from a Costa Rica woman ,living in Kitchener-Ontario Canada , also I was living 21 years in south Germany :-). I love your channel .......
Greetings from Oklahoma Jenny!
Ty for inviting us to comment on our own garden plans. I find that very gracious and encouraging. I live in the Finger Lakes region of NY. In the last two years, we have taken down a problem tree and my husband built a “Garage-Mahol”, so I have been watching the new patterns of growth. We have less sun in the yard now, so I am focusing on shade areas. I’m looking forward to the new challenges. Love your shows!
Oh my goodness! A garage mahal?! I absolutely love this! My brother built one in his backyard 😂
@@rachelsmith1881 Yes, it’s taller than our house! Lol!
I am in northern Ontario Canada there is still lots if snow on the ground but it is getting warmer the garden near the house have no snow and my daffodils òur starting to peek though..love your videos and your gardens are amazing
I've been loving my zinnias here in QLD, Australia. They've been blooming forever and just the way that there are little flowers within the head of a zinnia flower... stunning. 😁 Also, the colours of my Tropicanna leaves when the sun is shining through but we're in Autumn here now and it's time for my edible garden to really kick off. I'll be growing some Rainbow Silverbeet this autumn and I'm so ready to see that beautiful colour! Love these walkthrough videos of yours, lovely. 😊
WOW what a fabulous coat you have on....my garden zone 5b flowering now crocus, hellabores, irises, hepaticas, snowdrops, cyclamen
A wonderful!
Linda is Ms. Linda is ALWAYS in style!🙂
Upstate NY, zone 5. Snow finally melted, except in backyard where it gets no sun. Walked the yard yesterday - ground still frozen and could still get snowstorm so being patient with spring cleanup.
I'm just so inspired! My 15 year old daughter and I just Love You! Thank you so much!
How kind! Thank you :-)
Snow drops are so lovely!!! In South Louisiana (8-9), Dogwood, Eastern Redbud, Japanese Magnolia, Forsythia, Bridal Wreath, blueberry, Vinca, et al, in bloom. Wisteria just beginning to bloom, as are Amaryllis, Louisiana Iris will begin to bloom soon, their lovely foliage now established under trees and on the pond banks, respectively. And, of course, the profusion of beautiful, vibrantly colorful Azaleas in full bloom. Happy, healthy Spring, y'all - Stay safe!!!
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Loved this walkabout! Excitedly anticipating the spring blooms, especially the tulips!
Shout out from the Pee Dee region of South Carolina. Daffodils, Badford pear trees , Tulip Magnolia,.camellias, yellow jasmine, Forsythia are at peak this week. Pollen has started to invade us the past few days! Azaleas are not quite ready yet here. Soon though.
I’m in North Texas, zone 8a, and I’m seeing Redbuds and Pear trees blooming in my surrounding neighborhoods. Such a stark but wonderful reprieve from all the dead rows of brown and crispy rows of shrubs, mostly skeleton Hawthorns and Pittosporums. I’m replacing mine today with shrubs I’d never heard of before: Distylium “Cinnamon Girl”. I already put 4 in the ground this morning and when I’m finished with my afternoon coffee and this video I’ll tackle the remaining 5. 🌱🌿. Life is good and nature will recover! 🍀🌿🌱
Your garden is so beautiful even before everything is in bloom! I can’t wait to see the progression throughout the season.
I love your power lines because we have power lines as well and it reminds me that our yard can still be a beautiful place to be even with them. And it's totally worth it to get to live in an old neighborhood. I wouldn't trade all that character, power lines and all, for a new neighborhood.
I’ve just started watching your videos since a month, cannot imagine your garden like this fully brown compared to the lunch green which it is at present. We in india do not have extreme weather so cannot see this happening to my garden. I wouldn’t stop crying I’m sure
I’m in SoCal and the Sweet Peas I started in fall are now starting to bloom💕 There are so many different varieties! More than I have space for😂 Love your garden Linda💗 Thanks for sharing it😁
In northGA my roses are leafing out, daffs on the way out, iris starting to leaf, camellias flowering beautifully! Ornamental cherries are blooming as are Bradford pears🌿
I’m in New Hampshire. So inspiring. I have ice in my yard. Can’t wait to start working outside. You are a great inspiration. Thanks for all your videos.
New Hampshire is on my bucket list! I’ve certainly been to the East Coast but have not been to your state, and I will one day!
@@LindaVater New Hampshire is beautiful! A must on your bucket list! I live in Massachusetts and New Hampshire is our summer vacation destination, especially the White Mountains :) No snow or ice here, but no sign of life yet, I am chomping at the bit!!
Everthing is starting to look better & better with each video 💚 iam excited lots of my things are peaking up here in zone 7B Rehoboth beach Delawere . My diffrent hurbs in my pots, catnip,purple sage, all 3 types of mint, beebom& thym, blk beards, all my diffrent mums, aseedum or Autumn joy roases are showing new life oh & my yellow daylillys .i must say everthings poping its little heads up & even my 4 leaf cl9ver green & burgundy ☘ around my bird bath i planted last summer .cant wait for everthing to JUST go crazy , well no weeds lol have a gr8 weekend i get so excited about my yard& flowerbeds .
Here in South Africa the weather is cooling off, mind you it was 30C on Saturday! However, late afternoon you can feel it's changing very slowly towards Autumn. Leaves are still all on the trees but our seasons here are sub tropical so the seasons aren't as distinct as elsewhere in the country.
Every year since I was a little girl, my dad has bought me hyacinths for Valentine’s Day. We planted them in my parents’ garden initially and have since transplanted them to mine. It’s such a special (and fragrant!) annual display of affection!
That is so lovely, lucky girl!
zone 5b/6a. love the Eastern Redbud! planted one in my backyard end of last summer, starting to bud. The daffodils, magnolia bushes, geraniums, dianthus and autumn joy sedum are sprouting.
Don’t you just love redbuds Barbara?
Beautiful jacket! Here in zone 5b New Hampshire on the first day of spring there is no sign of green. Spotty dirty piles of snow here and there. But the birds are singing spring songs which gives me hope.
I'm enjoying your channel, Linda! I began my gardening life in OKC in a neighborhood similar to yours, but have been in Florida 9b for about 25 years now. Sooo different! I have made so many mistakes, but now that my children are grown, I have more time (and money) to really begin to get it right. While I can't do a lot of the beautiful things you do, mostly because of our wicked humidity, I love the fact that my growing season starts in February. 🌼😉 You've inspired me to do more topiary as I love the formality that the spherical and conical shapes bring to my garden spaces. Thanks for your genuine openness and for being so relatable. I refer to you as my TH-cam gardening friend!
I live in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada and we don’t get to do any planting or growing until the 3rd week of May, we still have a small amount of snow and the ground is frozen solid for many more weeks to come.
Wow hope you have indoor plants to get you through that long winter
What zone are you?
@@rdarrett3635 zone 3
About that Viburnum... to die for, my favorite shrub in this beautiful garden
I have a 15 yr old viburnum, from a small transplant that is now almost half way up my second story @ back patio. It will soon be lacy white; by the 4th of July it is festively covered with red berries which age to purple bird treats for fall migrators.
I like how stuart nodded by shaking the camera up and down
Love your garden tour. We are zone 6A and just have spring bulbs, helebores and forsythia blooming. Tiny buds on flowering crabapples, allium millennium coming up now.
Your sweet little white bell flowers, the snowdrops are one of my favorite Spring bulbs, but I live in a condo with nothing but huge, overgrown evergreen bushes in the beds and everything I want to plant has to be in a pot on my patio. I am living vicariously thru your videos and enjoying every minute of it! I really love the way you are blending the edibles in your beds and baskets. What a great idea and so pretty!
I am in MN. We moved into a home where the previous owner was a wonderful gardener. I know nothing about plants, but want to keep the gardens flourishing. I appreciate the garden tours and information. How do you water everything? I find by Mid July I get garden fatigue and get lazy with plant care, then the guilt sets in as plants start to brown and stress.
Hey Linda! Love to "walk" along with you in your garden. Just pruned off all the dead flowers on my catmint. I grow a lot of it because the deer hate it and it looks wild to me. Also, over the years I've planted purple aliums amongst the catmint and I noticed last year all the dead vines of the mint were inhibiting my aliums. So I needed to get that all cleaned out. I have over 60 of the globe masters coming up. Very exciting! Always the 1st blooms in my garden. Zone 6b, NJ.
Well, that was fun !!!!
First of all - your ensemble is FAB U LOUS ! You look marvelous!!!
1. You called those delicate bulbs “ Snowflakes “ & their botanical name - are those snowdrops? I planted 78 of them & they disappeared- 1st year had about a dozen - then they disappeared. I LOVE them.
2. My snowball viburnum is 3 yrs old & covered in blooms. I could plant a dozen of them I love them so much. Love how you positioned that magnificent specimen on your site.
3. Love the Naked Lillies. A welcome surprise in the fall. I have those.
4. Hydrangeas- My neighbor cuts her hydrangeas to the ground. She cuts anything that looks dead to the ground. And I mean anything. It always gets to full size by summer. I would NEVER do that - but do confess, I sawed off an overgrown camellia & it grew back & I now keep it in standard form. Love it !
Right now, my creeping phlox, forsythia, Loropetalum, quince, daffodils, pear trees are blooming. Your redbuds are spectacular!!! I have 1 or 2 on my back acre with the pear trees. They’re magnificent trees & I’m honored to be able to see them bloom.
Springtime has become my favorite time of year, being in zone 7b too - It gets so unbearably hot here in summer. In another month- everything will be leafed out & we’ll be back to normal. 😁
Leucojum. They are so so dear! So much happening where you are!
@@LindaVater Thank you, Linda !!!
I'm in Boise ID. Crazy weather, 60 and sunny on Sunday, rain, thunder yesterday, sun and wind at 40 today. So it been difficult to be outside alot. BUT I've got dwarf hyacinths, tulip, daffodils, my hydrangeas are very woody but I see some GREEN peeking out, same with daylilies. I'm late but still pruning my roses which have already put out a LITTLE green, waiting to see on my apricot, nectarine and pear trees. Hope, hope. Thank you Linda for being so generous with you tips and tours. Your gardens are HEAVEN
Gardening in Zone 3 in Canada. Just a hit of snow left but it will not be long before I can get the cleanup done. Thank you for the Garden Tour. It is looking good.
Zone 10b, and we are lucky to have such a long growing season. The weather is definitely changing, which for us is great. We need that rain. Your garden looks wonderful, and I am glad that you are replacing with edible plants!
It is fun to see green!!! Still snow in NH. Happy Spring!!!!!!
Zone 7B here. One year I cut back my Nikkos to the ground as they were getting more spindly. That allowed them to reinvigorate and although I lost blooms that year it greatly helped them in the following years with lovely blooms. Sometimes you just have to grit your teeth and do the right thing!
I cut back some shrubs to the ground and am hoping to see new growth in a month or so (zone 4b).
Northeast Alabama, tulips, daffodils, primroses, irises, snow flakes, purple cabbages, pansies, roses leaves and buds, hydrangeas greening up, hostas breaking ground, sedums greening up, lilies, lots of greening.
We are in southeastern Virginia (zone 8a) and our daffodils are beginning to come up, no buds yet, our Redbud tree which was blown over by whatever named hurricane last year, but my husband immediately righted and staked it, is maybe going to be okay. Camellias are blooming beautifully. Knock Out roses are starting to leaf out, even though I haven’t cut them back yet. Day lilies are leafing out beautifully except where the deer are feasting on the foliage. Completely understand the above ground power lines - it’s part of the charm of living in an older neighborhood.
We have one purple crocus that is ready to open. We live in Western New York, between Rochester and Buffalo. Our winter was mild (for us!), but long! Now that it is in the 60's this week, I'm cleaning up all the leaves that filled our yard this winter. The yard and garden will come alive once more and the birds are starting to return. 🌼🌸💠🐦 We're in zone 5. My husband and I enjoy your channel. Happy Spring!!!
I just found you on YT, and I am enjoying the journey as you show us, not only your wonderful garden, but others, as well...waiting for your next video🌹.....
Welcome!
zone 4 in Frozen Tundra land and most of the snowbanks are melted. Just the giant ones in the parking lots that could remain until late May are left.. There were some pale light starved daffodil tips and lots of vole trails in the grass. I sometimes find a thing we call Dutch bluebells or snowdrops but not yet. Really enjoy your show.
Same here in Green Bay WI. Weather is not too bad but still nothing showing up.
I forgot I was looking at a yard walk through when I saw your outfit. Tooooo cute... Get into the “garden outfit”🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I love your name! It’s meaning?
@@LindaVater Thank you. “Blessing”
You described your gorgeous huge viburnum as starting out as a small plant from Lowe’s years ago! Love that! I believe in buying small for three reasons: 1/ less expensive, 2/ so much easier to plant 3/ plants grow! It only takes a few seasons for my small plants to fill out nicely! The time goes much faster than I originally thought it would. Btw, Linda, you may have started off as an amateur gardener, but all your years of educating yourself in your own back yard means you are no longer an amateur. Thanks for sharing your experiences with the rest of us. 😃
“It really has become a thug” 😂😂. That made me giggle. I think we all have felt this way about a plant or two we have put in our gardens.
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Zone 6B or zone 7 (depending on the winter) here in Sisters, Oregon. We sit at 3200 ft so high desert climate. Everything is setting buds - shrubs and flowering trees and roses and perennials are coming up. Daffodils about to bloom. Been doing major cleanup and planning for what I want to plant this year. We live virtually in. Ponderosa Pine forest so this time of year picking up pine cones is an almost daily chore. They are gorgeous trees though and provide much needed dappled shade in our hot dry summers. We had a pretty mild winter so everything looks good - I don’t think I lost anything. Any day I can be in the garden is a good day. 😍
Are used to work at a place near Portland. Oregon is gardening heaven in my book!
@@LindaVater yes. Portland area is. I gardened there for 15 years and then moved to Sisters for the sunshine and quality of life here. It took a bit to get used to the changes- what would grow well etc but we garden lovers find a way to adapt, and I have. I love my garden here. Family in the Portland area - it’s about 2 1/2 hour drive over the mountains
Im in zone 8a. The azaleas hedges are un full bloom. Some of the wild/flaming azaleas are opening. The Japanese magnolia peaked last week. Daffodils have already come and gone. Many of the roses are budding up and are showing new growth. Perennial garden is still asleep. The new rhododendron, Radiance', is in full bloom in the secret garden. I have some newly purchase annual ready to be placed. Its in the 50s this morning.
Oh those azaleas!!!
Azaleas are on my list to get. I just need to figure out where to put them. I think I suffer from anaylisis parallasis. lol over think every thing when it comes to planting.
Sounds great you are a few weeks ahead of my zone 7.
I live in north Florida. We do experience weather swings from leading weather fronts. It beginning to warm and don't be surprised if we reach 80 by the end of the week.
Those edible baskets are so beautiful and lush.
I love your redbud. I got a switch many years ago at our U of M landscape arboretum plant sale for $25. I pruned it last year and hope it flourishes. Those pink blooms are so fun after a long, dreary winter. Then the cheery heart-shaped leaves that follow are adorable.
I ordered a couple clematis plants from Brushwood nursery (Erin @ The Impatient Gardener recommended that place). I was surprised how quickly their inventory was snatched up. I guess I shouldn't take so long to ponder.
I just got a catalog/idea book in the mail from David Austin and devoured it from cover to cover.
I saw several roses one zone higher than mine and wondered if I could still grow them near my foundation on the south side. Or pot them and overwinter them in my attached, yet unheated, garage.
So much fun ahead for you!
I just found you. I’m in Fayetteville AR. We just remodeled and practically rebuilt an older house. The front yard was just a dirt parking lot. Sooo I’m starting from scratch. Some of the perennials I have planted are divisions I dug from our old house. I’m so excited about having a garden that gets some sunshine.
Congratulations!
Zone 9B here and recovering from freeze while trying to tolerate the brown fig ivy and jasmine on the fences that surround the garden. Many plants including boxwood survived with just clipping needed. One week has made a huge difference in green showing up such as foxtail ferns. Brought 70 pot/containers inside before freeze! I understand “too many pots”! I am glad to have them now though!
Thanks for another great informative video, warts and all! It will all come back beautifully in no time!😊😎
Great tips. We’re surrounded by woodlands & marshland. Have to plant items that our deer are uninterested in! Zone5a-b daffodils naturalized on edges of woods and in our beds are coming. Fabulous jacket! Very boutique-looking. Admired it in a past video. Thank you.
I’m in 6b, upstate NY on Lake Ontario. Still pretty brown but the daffodils are about 4/inches high and the garden is becoming more awake.
Same for zone 5 on mountaintop in the Poconos of PA
Iove the color of the jacket 🧥 and waiting for the garden to bloom
I Live in N M now,as a Native of England the Dirt is Extreme to What I am Used to,So I Decided to Start Plants in Containers,they Seem to be Doing Well,but Tonight we will be Getting Strong Winds from the Canyon with Some Rain Showers and Maybe Snow,so I Will Cover them all up.The Wisteria is Magnificent Right now,but this Time Last Year we had a Sharp Frost and the Blooms Wilted,very Sad,I was Amazed as it Bounced Back and to My Delight it Bloomed Again.
I'm in Zone 6b, suburb of Detroit, MI. I'm itching to get to out in the garden, but I'm still being cautious. Last year, we completely tore out everything, right down to the bare earth. We'd had a HUGE Norway maple taken out the year before and what was left behind was a mess of ostrich and cinnamon ferns, orchid frost lamium, and a variety of hostas. The shade garden that is was, now suddenly was full sun! It turned into a brown mess. The foundation shrubs of junipers and yews were WAY overgrown and I was thrilled to see them go, as well. I planted symmetrically, for our 1927 Georgian Colonial, as my foundation plants, 10 Distant Drum shrub roses, 8 Koko Loko roses, and bordered them with boxwood, half on each side of the sidewalk. The corners of the house , I planted Columnar Blue Spruce. I also planted a pollinators garden and a conifer garden on the south side of the front yard. I can't wait to see how everything survived the winter! I've walked around, looking at everything, and I believe, it's all good. A week or so from now I should know. The backyard is going to be my next project. It's established, but it needs some tweaking.
Zone 7 in southern New York. Snowdrops are in full bloom. Daffodils are about to open. Buds on everything. I must look for snow flakes to add to some of my beds.
It might be a good thing not to get too attached to what a garden looks like, but to let it evolve, esp w/climate and weather changes. No matter what, yours will be beautiful.
Still brown here in Zone 6a altho seeing some buds but nothing green.
Got my buckets and seeds and ready for the next project - I love these little manageable projects!!!!!!!!!!!! My grasses and clover I planted for the box project looking very lush and I am enjoying my only green with their presence - indoors!!
Bought my 3rd evergreen for trying topiary - a Dwarf Alberta Spruce which will become a spiral - fingers X'd.
Beautiful day here, too!
I always love your wise words Deborah. I think I’m going to try the bucket thing tomorrow. Shot a bunch of new video this morning :-)
Getting the drill out now! Actually found the BHG buckets at my local Walmart...
Zone 9b in Metepec, México. The fruit trees are blooming, the Jacaranda is yet to flower. Agapanthus and alliums are blooming. The grass is finally greening up thanks to very meticulous watering and a couple of rain showers. Lindo saco, lindo jardín.
I am in zone 7a lots of daffodils, tulip trees, buds on my lilac shrubs, peonies‘s budding, dogwoods ready to bloom, watering my seedlings. Waiting for summer. Thank you for all your tips. I loved seeing you in Lowe’s (haha)
Hope I didn’t scare you!
I just love your walks around your garden rooms. You explain so much in laymen terms where I appreciate. Well I’m in zone 7b MD so my walks I have daffodils, crocus, and naked lady bunches. I’m going to redo parts of my side garden cause I lost a big tree that gave a shade area, now I have to do sun and plant some shrubs and stuff. I love shade gardens and I only have a very small one now. Ok enough I could talk garden all day. Thank you
Missouri we have all colors daffodils crocus, blue bells, blue stars, flax is purple, the apricot trees are showing powder pink blossoms. Also have vegetables growing in the gardens.
I live in Wichita Falls, Texas. 2 hours south of OKC. Our climate is much like OKC...just a tad warmer at times. The freeze killed a row (about 30 ft.) of my pittosporums near my deck that had been there for 20 years. I was so sad! I often used the limbs in my flower arrangements. Guess what shrubs survived the freeze? My yaupons. So, I will be replacing my pittosporums with yaupons! The odds that a freeze will happen again like we had in February is pretty slim, but I hate the thought of loosing more shrubs due to the weather. I truly enjoy your TH-cam messages. I've started to incorporate baskets in my yard. Thank you for the idea!.
I'm so sad to see that your hollies by your French doors are gone 😥 They were so pretty in the snow storm video you posted a few weeks ago. I'm surprised they didn't make it. But it's so nice and inspirational to see all the new growth coming in your garden now...yay!!
It’s time for Stewart to change the opening intro and get rid of the snow. We need to celebrate the 1st day of spring. My garden is waiting on me here in 7a.
I am 7a as well, please share your favs?
You inspired me to go thrifting the other day and I got loads of stuff for $67.00!!! Beautiful pots, urns tons of metal artwork, candlesticks, things to use as risers for pots, baskets, racks, cookbook/garden book holder (very rustic like I've always wanted), yard game for tabletop, yard art...oh my I could go on. I filled an entire shopping cart and got everything that was on my list to start!! Can't wait to see how my patios & deck turn out! Thank you so much for your encouragement and great ideas🌷
East TN, zone 7. Sweet Woodruff emerging from the ground, Creeping Jenny in pots turning green and showing new growth. But, the emerging blooms of my redbud will soon be the star of the show. Just a pink haze now that is fun to see get pinker!!!
I garde. In Northbrook,IL outside of Chicago. Blooming...winter aconites almost over, snow drops in bloom...nivalis, flora pleno, elwesii, crocus , luecojum vernum, all hellobores, scilla, pushkinia, tete a tete and February Gold narcissism, and first of the Corydalis.
Sounds absolutely charming Jim!
Zone 5b, almost 5a in New York, and we have a lot of mud, along with everlasting snowbanks. Those seem to be the thugs for us. Thank you for sharing some hope that spring is on the way. I'm hoping to plant a red bud in front of my house this spring, if our nurseries ever open.
I am in Zone 8a and we are just now seeing some dirt instead of snow. Next week will be sunny and gorgeous and I can walk my garden to see what damage the heavy wet snows did to my plants. I did get some bare root peonies planted a couple weeks ago. I have been busy in my greenhouse planting up begonia and dahlia tubers in pots to give them a jump start.
Those veggies baskets are great ideas and so cute. Thank you, Linda! I love boxwoods and that coat too :D
Vancouver Canada...daffodils and flowering cherry trees are blooming!
My suggestion to replace hollies would be standard bays.love your practical no nonsense attitude which I am going to adopt in 2021.so glad I found you on u tube,very inspirational.than you
Zone 8a here in Dallas, TX. My Lantana and Trumpet Vine are starting to put out buds, and my roses are leafing out after the arctic storm. This year I'm gardening on a budget so I've been dividing and propagating my plants, and I also planted seeds and bulbs. Can't wait to see your revised garden when it's green!
Cody, have you noticed how much more expensive things are at Nurseries and garden centers
@@LindaVater I definitely had some sticker shock while at a nursery over the weekend, but I splurged on a Gardenia in topiary form. My first topiary and I could not be more excited!
Daffodils are just starting to bloom, Hellebores started to open these past three days. Yeah Spring.
WV zone 6.
I am in the Lower Hudson Valley New York, zone 6a 6b. I am just seeing buds on my snowdrops and crocus. Daffodils about 8 in up and some bulbs just peeking out. I still have two piles of snow melting in the yard but they won’t be there long as we are in the 50s this week and expecting rain.
Love the outfit.
Green mountain boxwood. I garden in NC Z 8a. I want to try a topiary out of this. Loved the video and the beautiful coat.
So beautiful in your garden! I’m in south GA, zone 8b, and it’s full on spring here! Dogwoods, azaleas, loropetalum, roses, bottle brush and more in full bloom. I love this time of year!
Ooh, I can't wait for the dogwoods! I'm in the piedmont region of NC. Zone 7b, but LV's garden is ahead of mine.
I am in Southeastern Michigan, Zone 6, and my hellebore buds popped open yesterday, March 24. We’ve had an unusual two weeks of 60 degrees! My pulmonaria, a native wildflower here, shocked me by blooming yesterday, too. I have never seen these pink & purple blooms this early in spring. I can see the start of green buds at the feet of my sedum. I can see the tips of daffodil bulbs breaking through the ground. The hyacinths are up but the buds are still closed. Unlike yours, my Annabelle hydrangeas still look asleep, no budding yet. But I am super excited for Spring!
Boomer Sooner Linda!! Loved this walkabout. I'm so ready for sunshine and blooms!! I'm in Western North Carolina. Our dogwoods are blooming and the hydrangeas are just now getting their leaves back.❤
Oh I miss your dogwoods! I grew up in Knoxville!
@@LindaVater I grew up in Seminole!!😂
North GA, zone 7 - I have spring bulbs peeking through the soil (Aliums, tulips, and hyacinths) and my sedum is coming up nicely. Of course, I'm still enjoying my hellebores as well. LOVE your walk-abouts!
I wish I had your knowledge. But then again I always have your channel to turn to. Keep it up. Thanks, The Garden Noob
I'm putting in a new garden in house I recently bought. Combining perinials and shrubs with veggies. Don't want to waste time with annuals. Love your show.
Just subscribed!!! I'm in zone 6b PA, Unfortunately as of 3/5 Broke my ankle & have to stay off it for weeks,, So I can't be out in my Garden, which is KILLING ME!! Like you Spring is my Ultimate favorite season too! But the one GREAT thing is I just Discovered your channel, So I've been BINGE watching all your videos, ESPECIALLY LOVING Today's video, as Spring Bulbs are my #1 Favorite also! What a Beautiful video, Thank you SO much!!! I'll be watching this one over & over!!!! LOVED seeing your Leucojum Snowflakes, as I newly planted them for the 1st time,, & am patiently waiting to see them bloom. The only thing blooming in my garden so far are "Snowdrops" & crocus, My husband was a real sweetheart went out & took video & pics of them so I could see before they're gone. I also have a smaller yard,(downsized) but have MANY daffodils (they're also my#1), quite a few Hydrangeas, Roses, Creeping Phlox, & tall phlox. i just planted in fall,, 1Redbud, 2 dogwood, 1 tri-color beech,, can't wait!!!! No boxwood as of now, but you're growing on me!!! Also LOVE your topiaries too, You've definitely inspired me!! THANKS!!!😍😍😍