🌟🌿 Hi, Donna here to announce a mislabel - Tamara’s photo of a hebe in bloom at 9:19 is in fact Veronica buxifolia, (odora), NOT Sutherlandii. Sorry about that!! 🌿🌟
What a fantastic garden - I just love it! I grow a mix of mostly natives with non-invasive ornamentals here in PA and it was so interesting to see how she used a completely different plant palette than mine and how they worked together so well in her climate. Wonderful episode!!!!
@@TamaraPaulat I LOVE your garden. Yes, very much kindred garden spirits 🥰 My garden is a platinum Audubon garden too - the birds and pollinators bring so much life and joy into the garden, don't they? Thank you for sharing your garden with us, I look forward to seeing part 2!
Thanks so much for putting these wonderful videos together. I’m new to your channel, living in Salem Oregon, I especially enjoy seeing what I can grow and I glean so much from these incredible gardeners and fellow plant friends. ❤🌱 ❤ Keep up the great work!
Awww thank you for saying so 😚 I’m just so grateful I can help to spread gardening love and know-how throughout our beautiful region. Here’s to gardens as far as the eye can see! 😝 (and wilderness of course!)
I love these garden tours , love the plants so neat, i do mostly perennials myself not much maintenance...love to.see these Oregon gardens was born and raised in Oregon, Umatilla County and now reside in Shasta County far northern CA.
Thank you for watching and letting me know you enjoy them! Our summers are definitely getting hotter so it really helps to plant the types of plants found in Tamara's Labyrinth Garden! I do look forward to traveling to California to showcase some of the different types of gardens there and the plants within them! Hopefully this summer.
Beautiful I love how many drought tolerant plants she has. Also from Australia. We should try more of those in USA now that we have to dela with seasonal droughts in so m any areas.
Oh, that's a great idea! So many of your fabulous Australian plants do so well for me here in Oregon - I'm sure some of ours are worth trying for you as well.
Absolutely beautiful garden! So many unusual plants that I need to research, because I’d like to grow a few in Central Oregon. Thanks so much for putting these videos together.
Absolutely inspiring and beautiful. I live in Saint Helens too. You’ve given me so many ideas on what I can grow here. I’m learning to coexist with the local deer coming through my yard I think we’re working it out. Thanks for the lovely tour and sharing your story.
How wonderful! Oh, the deer are a challenge for so many gardeners, sounds like you've come to a compromise with them, that's great. Reach out and say howdy sometime fellow Saint Helensian! (is that a real term?)
🌟🌿 Hi, Donna here to announce a mislabel - Tamara’s photo of a hebe in bloom at 9:19 is in fact Veronica buxifolia, (odora), NOT Sutherlandii. Sorry about that!! 🌿🌟
What a fantastic garden - I just love it! I grow a mix of mostly natives with non-invasive ornamentals here in PA and it was so interesting to see how she used a completely different plant palette than mine and how they worked together so well in her climate. Wonderful episode!!!!
Thank you! Sounds like we are kindred garden spirits! 🥰
@@TamaraPaulat I LOVE your garden. Yes, very much kindred garden spirits 🥰 My garden is a platinum Audubon garden too - the birds and pollinators bring so much life and joy into the garden, don't they? Thank you for sharing your garden with us, I look forward to seeing part 2!
I love seeing the native plants growing together. Very inspiring.
Thank you! 🥰 It's incredibly rewarding to live with the wildlife that comes with it all. I'm pretty lucky.
What a beautiful Garden, I love the dog and baby contributions too. Can't want for part 2!
Thanks so much for putting these wonderful videos together. I’m new to your channel, living in Salem Oregon, I especially enjoy seeing what I can grow and I glean so much from these incredible gardeners and fellow plant friends. ❤🌱 ❤ Keep up the great work!
Awww thank you for saying so 😚 I’m just so grateful I can help to spread gardening love and know-how throughout our beautiful region. Here’s to gardens as far as the eye can see! 😝 (and wilderness of course!)
I love these garden tours , love the plants so neat, i do mostly perennials myself not much maintenance...love to.see these Oregon gardens was born and raised in Oregon, Umatilla County and now reside in Shasta County far northern CA.
Thank you for watching and letting me know you enjoy them! Our summers are definitely getting hotter so it really helps to plant the types of plants found in Tamara's Labyrinth Garden! I do look forward to traveling to California to showcase some of the different types of gardens there and the plants within them! Hopefully this summer.
Beautiful garden! I love natives and am trying to incorporate them as much as possible. Loved the patch of carex ❤
Thank you! Natives can be super rewarding - and the wildlife they bring.😊
Beautiful I love how many drought tolerant plants she has. Also from Australia. We should try more of those in USA now that we have to dela with seasonal droughts in so m any areas.
Oh, that's a great idea! So many of your fabulous Australian plants do so well for me here in Oregon - I'm sure some of ours are worth trying for you as well.
Absolutely beautiful garden! So many unusual plants that I need to research, because I’d like to grow a few in Central Oregon. Thanks so much for putting these videos together.
Ooo please do! I’m so glad we could give you some planting inspiration! Thank you for watching.
Absolutely inspiring and beautiful. I live in Saint Helens too. You’ve given me so many ideas on what I can grow here. I’m learning to coexist with the local deer coming through my yard I think we’re working it out. Thanks for the lovely tour and sharing your story.
How wonderful! Oh, the deer are a challenge for so many gardeners, sounds like you've come to a compromise with them, that's great. Reach out and say howdy sometime fellow Saint Helensian! (is that a real term?)
Love this garden!
Thank you! 🥰
Sublime garden
gosh, thank you!! 🥰
Lovely garden❤️❤️❤️ I always learn something new🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thank You So much!! 😊😊😊
I can appreciate her personal RAM. Botanical and common names are both pretty quick off her tongue. That can be a challenge!
Gosh, thank you! I suppose it's all those years working at Joy Creek Nursery and now Cistus Nursery. But I have a lot to learn, still! 😊
Beautiful. Do you hand water with a sprinkler or are you dragging a hose and watering by hand?
Drag hoses around 😬! A pain for sure, serves me right for being so picky about what gets water 🤣
Very nice just love what you two did. What zone is this?
We are technically zone 8a - though I try and add plants that are hardy to zone 7
Pre emergents for the gravel?
no - nothing. The deeper the gravel the better for weeds, though I do get a lot of seedlings in areas of things like Eschscholzia californica.
@ if I do nothings with gravel, it becomes a forest in a year or three in a Missouri. Even with a clay base and 3 inch rock under the fines.