Those patio pots are 10/10. Thanks for showing, cause I have been looking forward to this update. The colors are some that I wouldn't pick, but how you have paired them just brought it all together. You help me experiment with different colors and form Thanks heaps KATE!!!!
Oh my gosh… this is the best! And I’m not usually a red lady, but I was feeling a bit extra inspired by that banana and cinnamon petunia! It’s so fun to play outside the box!
Dear Brian and Kate, You have done so much in your gardens. They are outstanding and lovely. I love all the information you provide. I have never thought of texture ,but is beautiful the way you explain it. Thanks for sharing, see you next time.❤pat
Hi Kate, The containers are one of a kind❣️They color palette and the texture of the foliage are so beautiful. We all learn so much from you! I just love the energy you show and bring to the video’s. Thank you😌😊😉❤️
I love love love all of it! 😊❤️ You have done an incredible amount of work in honesty a short amount of time!! You have such a happy piece of property 🥰 I look forward to everything that you share! So I’m sending you a great big hug and a thank you!
I FEEL your bunny woes❕❕❕ I woke to numerous losses three days ago, which yes always triggers numerous emotions to say the least...... In my fenceless garden I grabbed remnants of my past chicken wire rolls and began sculpting cloches..... I was tired at the end of the day yet highly motivated. And considering "wire fencing options"..... Darn bunnies. Plus ODE to container plantings, gorgeous ! I've loved (raised) containers for decades for the many delights and high for bunnies - most seasons......
@@HelloGarden Gardening, growing, cultivating and designing our habitats, oh and yes protecting these environments too certainly leans into our creative thinking ever step of the way..... Enjoy (even when on bunny patrol🤫🫣🙄🤭
Thank you Katie, I really enjoyed getting oriented to your front yard. I wish you all the best with the bunny battle, and much appreciation for keeping the struggle real. Yes we all feel our spaces don’t measure up. But we can only do what we can do. Happy August! 🇨🇦👏🌸
Happy August, friend! And always… I think it’s so important to keep gardening a slow journey… and admit the awkward feelings when they crop up so we can normalize it and get back to celebrating what we have accomplished! 🌱
I really enjoyed today’s tour, you are so extremely gifted. I was going to say talented but yours is a gift! Your joy and love for plants and gardening just leaps off the video.
Wonderful tour. Thank you for sharing the good and the bad. Love the close up shots - makes me feel as if I am down on the ground with you inspecting the rabbit damage. 😢
Well thank you for being here! I feel like we all have those spots in the garden and by talking about the good AND the bad, it is more honest and true to the gardening experience. Big hugs! Thank you for being here.
No...the bunnies used to ravage my yard! I don't know what's happened to them, but thank goodness they have moved on! your garden is so very beautiful! New subbie here...thanks for the tour!
Hello. I have loved all that you do in all your gardens and I gives me inspiration to go and try new things in mine. There is only one thing and that is your Borage is like mint and could take over you garden. That is what I have heard. Anyways your talent has made me want to go garden even more and not be afraid to either trim back or push the boundaries on what to plant.
Yay! I love that you are inspired to try new things! Never be afraid… gardening is one big experiment. Oh! And maybe it’s just my garden, but borage is very well behaved and only seeded one little plant… which is a perfectly welcome addition. But that’s just my garden and my climate so maybe it’s more vigorous elsewhere!
Fun garden tour. I LOVE the front view of your house! The color scheme with the landscape is so cool! Off topic but the shape of your eye glasses are super cool if you don’t mind sharing the brand:) ~ Di ps. Loving my crescent garden container! Would a hydrangea do well in a container. I have deer and would need to plant it in a container on my deck.
I don’t mind at all! They are Calvin Klein model #CK20506. I love a cat eye… it’s like an instant eyelift! And thank you… when we bought the house it was a bland beige. Now it feels more like “us”.
It’s a tricky spot because of the bed shape but we may need to work something like that. I really want my beds to remain open though, which is super sad.
Thank you so much for coming along on this journey. I need to rewatch my own vide of when we started in on the back garden. It has been a total journey and one that I’m really proud of.
Such an enjoyable garden tour. And I can so relate to your rabbit problem. I have the same, except it is the deers that prune my plants. I have 3 poor firelight today bit hydrangeas that have never had the opportunity to bloom. I have moved them , but without luck. So I try to plant things that they don’t like. Oh, and I just thought I’ll mention how much I love my teas. I’m seriously almost at the point of needing to reorder the “perfect ice tea”. 😊
Oh Siv… you are so sweet! And I only have 4 iced tea left… I can’t believe how popular that one has been. I need to call my blender tomorrow to have him replenish my stock. I’m so thrilled you’re enjoying our blends!
Hello Kate! Thanks for the full view of your property. You are doing an amazing job. I had a few thoughts- I would like to see the white trim around the windows painted dark. I think that it would be nice to change the front door out to a wood door that matches the wood of your roof overhang. In your front veggie garden I would have a pointed entrance arch that echos your roof line. Your cone flower with the deep grass on the corner of your backyard seating area is stunning! Thank you for the informative and inspiring videos. I’m jealous of the chrysanthemums that you scored awhile back.
All things we thought about! We actually did a test patch of dark trim and it closed the windows in really tight. We have white vinyl so the proportions suddenly were wonky. ☹️ Thanks for coming on the tour! 🌸
Love the full views. Lots of hard work. Love it. My dahlia I got from you is blooming its head off😃😃😃 if it were me I’d get a BIG roll of chicken wire and fence the area around your plants. Kinda like a cloche
Oh that’s so awesome!!! The bunny nibbled all the blooms off my Merlyn dahlia and it was war. Brian and I are thinking of trimming the excess foot off the back fence line and making cloches for the front. The problem is the garden is so big that it almost would be easier to fence the whole thing… but we don’t want to be that crazy neighbor. 🤣
thank you for sharing with us. i love your beautiful garden. sorry about the bunnie 's getting in to your garden. but maybe the way you have done with the fence they want get to them. be safe and try to stay cool with the heat.
Dear Kate, what a beautiful video you made. you have been a busy little beaver. You got alot done. I enjoyed everything. Also I have bunnies, and run around playing and chasing each other. Eating my flowers too. I try to run them off, but never lasts. I want to tell you I saw an article that bunnies do not like baby powder. It said to sprinkle the powder around the base of the plant. I haven't tried it yet, but I will. ❤ya pat
So when you go into your planters with the dumpster rescued plants, are you dumpster diving?! I get that I'm late to the party because I just found your chanel, but I'm loving it. You can thank Janey for me having subscribed. Saw you on the recent tour she did with you (Sept).
Your vegetable garden is lovely and so ordered. Mine is a hot mess :) I promise to myself that next year I will plant less and provide proper support for the tomatoes and cucumbers but then I land with too many seedlings and then forget/have no time to support them. Bunnies are not browsing my veggies that much but squirrels and chipmunks are really going for it this year.
I have a rabbit problem too and I was having a hard time catching them in my live trap until I used carrot tops. I caught two in two days. We just relocate the rabbits to the country.
Oh Kate, I love your tours. Whether it’s your personal garden, or windcliff. I love your knowledge and enthusiasm! And yet, you are so real! Thank you and so happy to see your videos !!!
Hi Kate! You're so fun!! 😊 I love having some wayward, wonky stems of Snapdragons. They add so much curve, interest, and movement in an arrangement ...In the right vessel. Love the tour. ❤ Would love to see you cook sometime with some of your homegrown veggies. I bet you have some great recipes and are a great cook!I know exactly how you feel about the rabbits. This is my third time sowing Sunflowers 🌻 and they are all gone. 😢😢😢
Dang it! My neighbors have the most giant sunflowers and it totally boggles the mind how they haven’t been chewed down to little nubs! And I live that you are down with a wonky snapdragon… I have to admit you are 💯 correct. That movement is perfection!
Coming along nicely in the back Kate… a work of love. Nice to hear you sharing how you’re solving the real life challenges we face in the garden - bunnies! We put chicken wire up this past spring after who knows what was eating my tulip bulbs. If it was squirrels, they just moved to our side of the fence and built a big nest in the cedar tree, grrrr
Oh that is SO frustrating! The bunnies are no longer welcome in my garden. I’m joking with Brian that I’ve never identified so much with Mr McGregor in all my life.
Hi Kate! I look forward to your videos every day! I had to share, my lime light is 12 feet tall and wide. And that's with cutting it back to 6 feet every year. It is such a fabulous hydrangea and a show stopper! We have heavy clay soil and the plants that can take it get so big!!
Woah!!! That is one heck of a hydrangea! I just feel like Limelight is such a classic. Thank you for being here and watching my videos… it is so meaningful to me.
Thank you for sharing your garden with us and some realness too. There are so many wonderful things to see, but knowing that real life happens is a relief for those of us who have real gardens too. I can’t wait to see those Oakleaf hydrangeas fill out. I’ve been looking to add some too.
I’m realizing how important and valuable it is for all of us to see imperfection and a slow journey. Not everything is done with the wave of a wand and that is OK! I’m so glad you’re here for the slow journey. 💕
A beautiful garden 👏😍👏😍👏. Happy for you, your kiwis. We have kiwis for about 20 years here in Austria zone 7b. They grow over our pergola and provide shade too. Well the fruit, we have to harvest them in October, November. Theey are smaller than bought kiwis. They are still a bit hard , we store them in our cellar to ripen and have yummy kiwis for the whole winter. Enjoy yours 😍. Hi from Vienna 😊.
Oh wow! First, I love that I have a viewer from Austria. It’s so special that this video is reaching around the world! And I’m so excited to enjoy winter kiwis along with you. Do you have any good storage tips?
Kate! Love your garden and your joy which is abundant. Can you grow kaleidoscope abelia in your area. I'm in 6B snd it offers me 4 season interest. I am grooming into a hedge at the side of my front door. Loving it! Many thanks to the enjoyment you bring us!
The garden and those planters look amazing! Your cut garden has really come a long way. So disappointing about the bunnies but maybe you can add more zinnias.
Thanks so much, Stef! Super disappointing but after a week the fence is holding and I think we may have some success! Currently seeing what in my seed collection will bloom the quickest. 🤣
I love the containers with the red coleus! Those turned out beautifully! I,too, am having a rough dahlia year. I am just starting to get some buds. Been fighting insects, and I inspect the dahlias every day for damage. I got the Picture This app to help me identify what I’m overwatering and how to treat all my sick plants.
Oh that’s a good app! I’m going to do a good organic liquid fertilizer on them this week and see what happens. I think that soil is lacking something. One row over, the dahlias are short but super healthy… and I think I did a better job amending over there. The journey continues…
I just planted a Fresco Apricot yesterday! Now I want more. Where did you find your Bunny Tails and Erigeron? I’ve looked at all the nurseries and garden centers near me (hello from the Eastside!) but had no luck. Enjoying your videos so much. It’s very exciting to find someone in the PNW I can learn from.
Thank you! I’m hunting for a deck box to keep cushions out of the rain during seasons when it’s in use. We will be covering the entire set through the fall/winter for extra protection.
25:54 and 26:31 I’m sure you meant penstemon not pennisetum Kate 😉 Fantastic tour, hopefully the bunnies stay out now You should be very proud of what you are creating in your space and never afraid to show it for the real and evolving garden it is. It’s all looking fabulous ❤
Ha ha ha! I’ll give myself a half point for them containing practically all of the same letters. 🤣 And yes! I’m hoping those bunnies stay out for good. It’s been a battle. I forgot to show it, but they started in on the dahlias too and I just about lost my mind.
Look at all you lovely people in here giving garden advice. This makes my heart so happy! I’m in Seattle and I garden like I’m in zone 7ish. I divide mine in spring!
Can you put your carrots in a taller bed that they can't reach ? Btw, received my teas , packaging was so sweet 🥰 ok, now I'm seeing your bean damage..are you sure it's bunnies getting that high up ?😳 A blooming nine bark 😜
Yay!!! I seriously get so excited when people tell me their tea has arrived and they’re loving it. 😊 And I would doubt the bunny’s existence except Brian caught the bugger red handed two weeks ago. 😡 But we have considered maybe adding a row… so that might be something to consider.
Hi Kate, I have a question, do you know of any shorter zinnia varieties that would work in pots? I love the one you have with the scaveola but you probably don’t know what it is
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“The bunnies are all up in my business”😂😂😂 I hear you, the struggle is real!
Those bunnies need to take a hike! 👋🏻
It gives me fall vibes with those containers
Oh girl. I am secretly itching for fall. I can’t wait to bust out my sweaters again!
Those patio pots are 10/10. Thanks for showing, cause I have been looking forward to this update. The colors are some that I wouldn't pick, but how you have paired them just brought it all together. You help me experiment with different colors and form Thanks heaps KATE!!!!
Oh my gosh… this is the best! And I’m not usually a red lady, but I was feeling a bit extra inspired by that banana and cinnamon petunia! It’s so fun to play outside the box!
Dear Brian and Kate,
You have done so much in your gardens. They are outstanding and lovely. I love all the information you provide. I have never thought of texture ,but is beautiful the way you explain it. Thanks for sharing, see you next time.❤pat
Sending you a big hug, Pat! Thank you for watching as always. 💕
You do what you want and everything looks BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Heck yeah! I hope others feel empowered to do the same. Be bold. Make your garden your own. And never be afraid to change your mind! 😊
Hi Kate, The containers are one of a kind❣️They color palette and the texture of the foliage are so beautiful. We all learn so much from you! I just love the energy you show and bring to the video’s. Thank you😌😊😉❤️
Patty, thank you for being a cheerleader for me! I love that I get to bring you all into my gardening experimental zone. Thank you for being here. 💞
I love love love all of it! 😊❤️ You have done an incredible amount of work in honesty a short amount of time!! You have such a happy piece of property 🥰 I look forward to everything that you share! So I’m sending you a great big hug and a thank you!
Oh Misty. I feel like you’re one of my OG subs. Thank you ONE MILLION for being on this journey with me! XO
I FEEL your bunny woes❕❕❕
I woke to numerous losses three days ago, which yes always triggers numerous emotions to say the least......
In my fenceless garden I grabbed remnants of my past chicken wire rolls and began sculpting cloches.....
I was tired at the end of the day yet highly motivated. And considering "wire fencing options".....
Darn bunnies.
Plus ODE to container plantings, gorgeous ! I've loved (raised) containers for decades for the many delights and high for bunnies - most seasons......
Oh no! And I totally get you. I want this open garden, but the bunny population is crazy around here. I might need to get creative like you!
@@HelloGarden Gardening, growing, cultivating and designing our habitats, oh and yes protecting these environments too certainly leans into our creative thinking ever step of the way..... Enjoy (even when on bunny patrol🤫🫣🙄🤭
Thank you Katie, I really enjoyed getting oriented to your front yard. I wish you all the best with the bunny battle, and much appreciation for keeping the struggle real. Yes we all feel our spaces don’t measure up. But we can only do what we can do. Happy August! 🇨🇦👏🌸
Happy August, friend! And always… I think it’s so important to keep gardening a slow journey… and admit the awkward feelings when they crop up so we can normalize it and get back to celebrating what we have accomplished! 🌱
I really enjoyed today’s tour, you are so extremely gifted. I was going to say talented but yours is a gift! Your joy and love for plants and gardening just leaps off the video.
Thank you so much! I truly believe everyone has a gift… and it feeds my soul to share mine with all of you. 💕 Thank you for being here.
Wonderful tour. Thank you for sharing the good and the bad. Love the close up shots - makes me feel as if I am down on the ground with you inspecting the rabbit damage. 😢
Well thank you for being here! I feel like we all have those spots in the garden and by talking about the good AND the bad, it is more honest and true to the gardening experience. Big hugs! Thank you for being here.
No...the bunnies used to ravage my yard! I don't know what's happened to them, but thank goodness they have moved on! your garden is so very beautiful! New subbie here...thanks for the tour!
Welcome new Subie! Thank you so much for being here. 💕
The garden is looking wonderful !
For something off topic,Those jeans look great on you
Oh my gosh. I haven’t worn them in months and forgot how much I love them! So thank you. 😊
Hello. I have loved all that you do in all your gardens and I gives me inspiration to go and try new things in mine. There is only one thing and that is your Borage is like mint and could take over you garden. That is what I have heard. Anyways your talent has made me want to go garden even more and not be afraid to either trim back or push the boundaries on what to plant.
Yay! I love that you are inspired to try new things! Never be afraid… gardening is one big experiment. Oh! And maybe it’s just my garden, but borage is very well behaved and only seeded one little plant… which is a perfectly welcome addition. But that’s just my garden and my climate so maybe it’s more vigorous elsewhere!
Hi Kate I absolutely love the containers ,gorgeous!
The gardens are absolutely beautiful,yoj are a joy to watch❤
Thank you friend! I so appreciate all of you lovely people who come back with each video I release… it means so much!
Came for the plants! Great garden tour! Love your jeans!
Budding fashion icon. 🤣 I actually haven’t worn these in a while and forgot how much I love them. Thanks for coming along for the tour!
Fun garden tour. I LOVE the front view of your house! The color scheme with the landscape is so cool! Off topic but the shape of your eye glasses are super cool if you don’t mind sharing the brand:) ~ Di ps. Loving my crescent garden container! Would a hydrangea do well in a container. I have deer and would need to plant it in a container on my deck.
I don’t mind at all! They are Calvin Klein model #CK20506. I love a cat eye… it’s like an instant eyelift! And thank you… when we bought the house it was a bland beige. Now it feels more like “us”.
Try placing fencing around your vegetable garden to keep the rabbits out until the plants get established
It’s a tricky spot because of the bed shape but we may need to work something like that. I really want my beds to remain open though, which is super sad.
Love love love that red taught and I love you too.
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Beautiful garden! The back garden looks so good ! You have come so far in back. The severe heat is hard on plants and people. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for coming along on this journey. I need to rewatch my own vide of when we started in on the back garden. It has been a total journey and one that I’m really proud of.
Such an enjoyable garden tour. And I can so relate to your rabbit problem. I have the same, except it is the deers that prune my plants. I have 3 poor firelight today bit hydrangeas that have never had the opportunity to bloom. I have moved them , but without luck. So I try to plant things that they don’t like. Oh, and I just thought I’ll mention how much I love my teas. I’m seriously almost at the point of needing to reorder the “perfect ice tea”. 😊
Oh Siv… you are so sweet! And I only have 4 iced tea left… I can’t believe how popular that one has been. I need to call my blender tomorrow to have him replenish my stock. I’m so thrilled you’re enjoying our blends!
Hello Kate! Thanks for the full view of your property. You are doing an amazing job. I had a few thoughts- I would like to see the white trim around the windows painted dark. I think that it would be nice to change the front door out to a wood door that matches the wood of your roof overhang. In your front veggie garden I would have a pointed entrance arch that echos your roof line. Your cone flower with the deep grass on the corner of your backyard seating area is stunning!
Thank you for the informative and inspiring videos. I’m jealous of the chrysanthemums that you scored awhile back.
All things we thought about! We actually did a test patch of dark trim and it closed the windows in really tight. We have white vinyl so the proportions suddenly were wonky. ☹️ Thanks for coming on the tour! 🌸
Love the full views. Lots of hard work. Love it. My dahlia I got from you is blooming its head off😃😃😃 if it were me I’d get a BIG roll of chicken wire and fence the area around your plants. Kinda like a cloche
Oh that’s so awesome!!! The bunny nibbled all the blooms off my Merlyn dahlia and it was war. Brian and I are thinking of trimming the excess foot off the back fence line and making cloches for the front. The problem is the garden is so big that it almost would be easier to fence the whole thing… but we don’t want to be that crazy neighbor. 🤣
Those chairs are so cute!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you! Really enjoyed the tour!
I’m so glad! Thank you for being here. 🌱
Gorgeous tour Kate 🪴🌸🪴
Well thanks for always being here. I love that I recognize all you kind friends who always watch! 💞
thank you for sharing with us. i love your beautiful garden. sorry about the bunnie 's getting in to your garden. but maybe the way you have done with the fence they want get to them. be safe and try to stay cool with the heat.
Oh thank you. It’s been a journey and it’s so fun to share it with all of you! I’m crossing my fingers that we stay bunny-free. So far so good!
Dear Kate, what a beautiful video you made. you have been a busy little beaver. You got alot done. I enjoyed everything. Also I have bunnies, and run around playing and chasing each other. Eating my flowers too. I try to run them off, but never lasts. I want to tell you I saw an article that bunnies do not like baby powder. It said to sprinkle the powder around the base of the plant. I haven't tried it yet, but I will. ❤ya pat
Big hugs to you, Pat! And I’m going to try that baby powder trick. How interesting!
So when you go into your planters with the dumpster rescued plants, are you dumpster diving?! I get that I'm late to the party because I just found your chanel, but I'm loving it. You can thank Janey for me having subscribed. Saw you on the recent tour she did with you (Sept).
Your vegetable garden is lovely and so ordered. Mine is a hot mess :) I promise to myself that next year I will plant less and provide proper support for the tomatoes and cucumbers but then I land with too many seedlings and then forget/have no time to support them. Bunnies are not browsing my veggies that much but squirrels and chipmunks are really going for it this year.
Every year is an adventure… that’s for sure! You e got this!
I have a rabbit problem too and I was having a hard time catching them in my live trap until I used carrot tops. I caught two in two days. We just relocate the rabbits to the country.
You are a GENIUS. Because they are nibbling my tops every time they pop up!
Oh Kate, I love your tours. Whether it’s your personal garden, or windcliff. I love your knowledge and enthusiasm! And yet, you are so real! Thank you and so happy to see your videos !!!
Oh my gosh… thank you so much! It’s so hard not to get excited about all these beautiful plants doing their thing! Thank YOU for being here! 💕
Kate! The cut flower garden is looking so good! I like that you’re embracing it! ❤
And thank you so much!!! You never fail to come in the comments with an encouraging word. 💕
Nice and beautiful share👍👍💛💛🌻🌻🌻🌻
Thank you so much for always being here and leaving lovely comments! 🌸
Hi Kate! You're so fun!! 😊 I love having some wayward, wonky stems of Snapdragons. They add so much curve, interest, and movement in an arrangement ...In the right vessel. Love the tour. ❤ Would love to see you cook sometime with some of your homegrown veggies. I bet you have some great recipes and are a great cook!I know exactly how you feel about the rabbits. This is my third time sowing Sunflowers 🌻 and they are all gone. 😢😢😢
Dang it! My neighbors have the most giant sunflowers and it totally boggles the mind how they haven’t been chewed down to little nubs! And I live that you are down with a wonky snapdragon… I have to admit you are 💯 correct. That movement is perfection!
@@HelloGarden Thank you so much for your response Kate ❤️
Coming along nicely in the back Kate… a work of love. Nice to hear you sharing how you’re solving the real life challenges we face in the garden - bunnies! We put chicken wire up this past spring after who knows what was eating my tulip bulbs. If it was squirrels, they just moved to our side of the fence and built a big nest in the cedar tree, grrrr
Oh that is SO frustrating! The bunnies are no longer welcome in my garden. I’m joking with Brian that I’ve never identified so much with Mr McGregor in all my life.
Everything is so BEAUTIFUL 😍
Thank you friend. 💕
Hi Kate! I look forward to your videos every day! I had to share, my lime light is 12 feet tall and wide. And that's with cutting it back to 6 feet every year. It is such a fabulous hydrangea and a show stopper! We have heavy clay soil and the plants that can take it get so big!!
Woah!!! That is one heck of a hydrangea! I just feel like Limelight is such a classic. Thank you for being here and watching my videos… it is so meaningful to me.
Thank you for sharing your garden with us and some realness too. There are so many wonderful things to see, but knowing that real life happens is a relief for those of us who have real gardens too.
I can’t wait to see those Oakleaf hydrangeas fill out. I’ve been looking to add some too.
I’m realizing how important and valuable it is for all of us to see imperfection and a slow journey. Not everything is done with the wave of a wand and that is OK! I’m so glad you’re here for the slow journey. 💕
A beautiful garden 👏😍👏😍👏. Happy for you, your kiwis. We have kiwis for about 20 years here in Austria zone 7b. They grow over our pergola and provide shade too. Well the fruit, we have to harvest them in October, November. Theey are smaller than bought kiwis. They are still a bit hard , we store them in our cellar to ripen and have yummy kiwis for the whole winter. Enjoy yours 😍. Hi from Vienna 😊.
Oh wow! First, I love that I have a viewer from Austria. It’s so special that this video is reaching around the world! And I’m so excited to enjoy winter kiwis along with you. Do you have any good storage tips?
Kate! Love your garden and your joy which is abundant. Can you grow kaleidoscope abelia in your area. I'm in 6B snd it offers me 4 season interest. I am grooming into a hedge at the side of my front door. Loving it! Many thanks to the enjoyment you bring us!
I sure can! I’ve used it in several client gardens because it’s such a workhorse.
We have struggled with deer & bunnies this year even spraying for them. I might try the apple mint in containers next year! Thank you!
Yes. They are absolutely relentless. I’ve tried multiple sprays and granules. Alas, I’m now fencing the whole property line. ☹️
@@HelloGarden losing all of those zinnias, including Floret! I can certainly understand your disappointment and frustration!
Great info💚
Thank you for watching and being here! 🌱
The garden and those planters look amazing! Your cut garden has really come a long way. So disappointing about the bunnies but maybe you can add more zinnias.
Thanks so much, Stef! Super disappointing but after a week the fence is holding and I think we may have some success! Currently seeing what in my seed collection will bloom the quickest. 🤣
Soo pretty
Thank you, Sally! 😊 little by little I’m getting there!
@@HelloGarden welcome
I love the containers with the red coleus! Those turned out beautifully!
I,too, am having a rough dahlia year. I am just starting to get some buds. Been fighting insects, and I inspect the dahlias every day for damage. I got the Picture This app to help me identify what I’m overwatering and how to treat all my sick plants.
Oh that’s a good app! I’m going to do a good organic liquid fertilizer on them this week and see what happens. I think that soil is lacking something. One row over, the dahlias are short but super healthy… and I think I did a better job amending over there. The journey continues…
I just planted a Fresco Apricot yesterday! Now I want more. Where did you find your Bunny Tails and Erigeron? I’ve looked at all the nurseries and garden centers near me (hello from the Eastside!) but had no luck.
Enjoying your videos so much. It’s very exciting to find someone in the PNW I can learn from.
So I purchased my grasses from my supplier and the erigeron can be super elusive! I found some at Wells Medina two years ago.
@@HelloGarden Thanks! I need to check out Wells Medina, they always slip my mind.
How do you protect your patio furniture from the rain in the back garden. The space is beautiful
Thank you! I’m hunting for a deck box to keep cushions out of the rain during seasons when it’s in use. We will be covering the entire set through the fall/winter for extra protection.
25:54 and 26:31 I’m sure you meant penstemon not pennisetum Kate 😉
Fantastic tour, hopefully the bunnies stay out now
You should be very proud of what you are creating in your space and never afraid to show it for the real and evolving garden it is. It’s all looking fabulous ❤
Ha ha ha! I’ll give myself a half point for them containing practically all of the same letters. 🤣 And yes! I’m hoping those bunnies stay out for good. It’s been a battle. I forgot to show it, but they started in on the dahlias too and I just about lost my mind.
@@HelloGarden oh my goodness I would have too especially since some of the dahlias have sentimental meaning. Such rude bunnies you had 😣☺️
Right?!? RUDE. Officially serving them an eviction notice.
Obsessed with the planters on the patio! Would love to know your connection with Minot, ND? Why not Minot? My current home!
I can’t believe I didn’t respond to this comment… Brian’s family is from Minot! Such a small world!
I also live in Minot ND if you visit come see my garden.
Thanks for the tour! When can I divide my lambs ears?
I do mine in the winter in zone 8 GA! They r very established !
Check out Kate’s video from about a month ago called ‘sprucing up the dining room border’ as she divides her lambs ear 😊
Look at all you lovely people in here giving garden advice. This makes my heart so happy! I’m in Seattle and I garden like I’m in zone 7ish. I divide mine in spring!
Can you put your carrots in a taller bed that they can't reach ? Btw, received my teas , packaging was so sweet 🥰
ok, now I'm seeing your bean damage..are you sure it's bunnies getting that high up ?😳
A blooming nine bark 😜
Yay!!! I seriously get so excited when people tell me their tea has arrived and they’re loving it. 😊 And I would doubt the bunny’s existence except Brian caught the bugger red handed two weeks ago. 😡 But we have considered maybe adding a row… so that might be something to consider.
Hi Kate, I have a question, do you know of any shorter zinnia varieties that would work in pots? I love the one you have with the scaveola but you probably don’t know what it is
This is Profusion Salmon… which I loooooove. The Profusion and Magellan tend to be the most well behaved for container work. Enjoy!
@@HelloGarden thank you dear!
Please don’t show us your goodies… we don’t want them to cancel you.😂💜
Sometimes I need a reminder. 🤣 Can you imagine. I could be the first ever gardener that got canceled! Ha ha ha!
@@HelloGarden 😂😂😂
It’s not attractive but netting the bunny magnets might be an answer to get a harvest. Varmints are so frustrating.
I know… we played back and forth with doing a bunch of rows individually but then landed on just doing the whole darn perimeter. Fingers crossed!