Steph your Salvias look amazing, some of mine are struggling or dead from this heat, i'm learning that i have to protect them from the intense sun. i'm gonna go with yay on the Alliums. hummingbirds come about a foot away from me lol.
Beautiful garden.I have started some SA seeds coming up fast.should I just separate them and plant in bunches or spaced individual seedlings? thanks again.yuor gardens look awesome 😎
Honestly I don’t do anything. They are in a sunny spot and can take the heat. I keep them watered, but they do dry out slightly. They love it in this spot. I maybe fertilized them once all year with some granular fertilizer. Super easy to grow over here. Thankyou! I planting some with vinca this year. It’s gonna be a beautiful combo.
Hi Steph - I love your enthusiasm...and it's a yay from me for your alliums, they also make good dried flowers for Christmas too... I checked out your channel initially because of overwintering Salvias - in your earlier video from last winter - as I wasn't sure whether to lift them or not, after watching I think it's worth the effort to go ahead and do it...I'm in Scotland and mine have done great over here too, the only difference being...we don't have Hummingbirds to drink the nectar!...that was amazing to actually see them in your garden...I always thought that they were in jungles or rainforests! Anyway, keep up the good work with the videos - you have a yourself new subscriber! 😉🌻
Hello! Thanks I appreciate the nice feedback. It’s so cool to meet somebody from Scotland. I would like to visit there someday. The black and blue salvia is still going strong over here. I wish you had hummingbirds! I’m spoiled over here.
@@FlowerFanatic You really should come over during the spring/summer...some beautiful countryside and cities too...😊 This is the first time I've tried salvias...think I've 5 different types...Amistad, Curviflora, Love and Wishes, Amathist Lips...but my favourite is Nachtvlinder...it's a low growing one for the front of the border with a fantastic scent...as well as going to lift them, I've also taken cuttings, which has been brilliant...I'm actually hoping to attract some wayward Hummingbirds over to Scotland!!...🤣😂🤣🐦
Awesome info, lovely garden specially with sweet alyssum. I’m also in zone 6b and wondering is sweet alyssum is deer resistant plant? I’m dying to plant supertunia with sweet alyssum but wondering if with those deers crossing my side yard will it be worth it?
The deer have never touched mine. So I would say yes. When deer are hungry enough they will eat most anything, so this is a good choice considering deer live in my yard during the winter and spring.
I love the pink! Show us how you did it!
Thanks. I will have to show you!
So beautiful! What variety of alyssum is that?
Yeah
Yes, your GG lower garden is absolutely so lush and beautiful. Yes they look great sprayed❤
Thanks! I can’t wait for this upcoming season and the peace it brings. I just love flowers!
Yay, looks good.
Steph your Salvias look amazing, some of mine are struggling or dead from this heat, i'm learning that i have to protect them from the intense sun. i'm gonna go with yay on the Alliums. hummingbirds come about a foot away from me lol.
Thanks! I do notice a bit of that intense protection really helps too. Wow…a foot. That’s amazing.
Beautiful garden.I have started some SA seeds coming up fast.should I just separate them and plant in bunches or spaced individual seedlings? thanks again.yuor gardens look awesome 😎
I would plant individual seedlings about 6 inches apart
How do get your alyssum to be so bushy and short, pinch back? They are amazing!❤❤❤
Honestly I don’t do anything. They are in a sunny spot and can take the heat. I keep them watered, but they do dry out slightly. They love it in this spot. I maybe fertilized them once all year with some granular fertilizer. Super easy to grow over here. Thankyou! I planting some with vinca this year. It’s gonna be a beautiful combo.
Hi Steph - I love your enthusiasm...and it's a yay from me for your alliums, they also make good dried flowers for Christmas too...
I checked out your channel initially because of overwintering Salvias - in your earlier video from last winter - as I wasn't sure whether to lift them or not, after watching I think it's worth the effort to go ahead and do it...I'm in Scotland and mine have done great over here too, the only difference being...we don't have Hummingbirds to drink the nectar!...that was amazing to actually see them in your garden...I always thought that they were in jungles or rainforests!
Anyway, keep up the good work with the videos - you have a yourself new subscriber! 😉🌻
Hello! Thanks I appreciate the nice feedback. It’s so cool to meet somebody from Scotland. I would like to visit there someday. The black and blue salvia is still going strong over here. I wish you had hummingbirds! I’m spoiled over here.
If was pretty cool that the hummingbird flew over right when I said I wish I could see a hummingbird right now
@@FlowerFanatic You really should come over during the spring/summer...some beautiful countryside and cities too...😊
This is the first time I've tried salvias...think I've 5 different types...Amistad, Curviflora, Love and Wishes, Amathist Lips...but my favourite is Nachtvlinder...it's a low growing one for the front of the border with a fantastic scent...as well as going to lift them, I've also taken cuttings, which has been brilliant...I'm actually hoping to attract some wayward Hummingbirds over to Scotland!!...🤣😂🤣🐦
love your salvia and Sweet Alyssum. how many packs of alyssum to get this look
You can go kind of crazy. I planted maybe 4 6 packs
Awesome info, lovely garden specially with sweet alyssum. I’m also in zone 6b and wondering is sweet alyssum is deer resistant plant? I’m dying to plant supertunia with sweet alyssum but wondering if with those deers crossing my side yard will it be worth it?
The deer have never touched mine. So I would say yes. When deer are hungry enough they will eat most anything, so this is a good choice considering deer live in my yard during the winter and spring.
@@FlowerFanatic oh so great to know! Thanks so much for your prompt response, I can’t wait to buy them now 🤩