Thank you Mary! You’ve described exactly the mood I strive to create and feel in the garden. I think I’ve become much more comfortable over the years planting what I like where I like it, as long as the plants can grow well in their spots. Less formal, more natural…more me. 🤗
Hello, what an inspiring video! It’s the first one I’ve seen on your channel, and I’ll certainly check out others. I loved the geranium rozanne in front of a shrub idea, and will try that with a physocarpus, as I have both of those. In my garden, I love my combination of stacchys lambs ear with erigeron in my rockery. I also have a sunshine blue caryopteris with a mini ring of sedum just in front, which are just coming into their own and looking great! Thank you for this video- it gave me confidence to see how the rozanne will look, as I’ve never grown that before.
Thanks for sharing! I love the idea of Rozanne with your Physocarpus - very unique pairing! And the fuzzy Lamb's Ear with Erigeron is a favorite combination of mine, as my parents have them growing together in their landscape! I just planted a Caryopteris this year in my new drought-tolerant bed, but want to wait until next year to see what I might add to the bed. I have several perennials growing near it, but my beloved Sunsparkler Wildfire Sedum actually died from too much rain. (It figures I plant a drought-tolerant bed and then we get way too much rain this Summer.) 😀
Beautiful combinations Laura! In my back flower bed, I have a Cryptomeria Globosa Nana with some Proven Winners Wild Rose Heuchera planted around it. I love the texture of the evergreen next to the large colorful heuchera leaves. Especially pretty in the Spring before perennial flowers have started to fill in.
Oh my that sounds so pretty! I love a great evergreen + colorful foliage plant combo! Do you have your Wild Rose Heuchera in sun or shade? I know they can handle both, so I was just curious . . . as I love this variety and might want to add it into a more sunnier spot or two or three!
Oh that's a unique combination! 🌹The wonderful green color of the sedum with the darker green leaves of the Knock Outs must look so striking, not to mention the flowers on both - especially at the end of Summer going into the Fall season! Love it!😀
You’re in luck, as I have 2 videos for you: Pruning Heath: th-cam.com/video/jeADGROTMU4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lGkajPT-5y2VQyjz Removing Dead Stems from Winter Heath: th-cam.com/video/hHz0r3A2Pik/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ws0_MWYzcQWNZ7T2 These should help! 💜🩷
My climate is very different, hot and dry. Agave do amazing here. I have a row of very large blue agave americana with praire sun rudbeckia in front of it. That yellow just pops on that background of pale blue.
I love these combinations. I have not seen many of the plants you mentioned in our local nursery -- winter heath, Rosie Posie :(. We are zone 6 and they seem to be perennial in our zone too.
The Kramer's Red Winter Heath I have seen every Spring (in early Spring) sold locally at Home Depot, which always surprises me because it isn't a common shrub. But that's where you might find it next year. I have never seen Rosie Posie locally around here either, so I ordered them online. The pint-sized plants I bought grew very quickly once the heat kicked in. (I got them from Great Garden Plants online, if you're interested.) 👍😀
@@GardenSanity Oh thank you for letting me know! I will definitely keep an eye out at HD next year. I have never ordered plants online but I guess they work! Will give it a try too.
@@SiriM-s1b If you've never ordered plants online before, watch this video of mine, as I offer plenty of tips and things to be aware of BEFORE you even decide to place any orders. Hopefully this will help! Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/qc4wj-Fpc2g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=_cyPCtRBQ3EQZa6g 🌱🌺💚
Under my Bloodgood Japanese maple, I have alternating Jack Frost Brunnera and various coral bells. I also like Autumn Frost hostas mixed with the blue blooms of my TinyTough Stuff hydrangeas. I think everything goes well with Boulevard Cypress.
Love those colorful leaves and flowers - especially the Autumn Frost with Tiny Tuff Stuff! Pretty combo! 👍 And yes, you know I’m a huge fan of Boulevard Cypress! 🌲💚
Nice! I just planted a Bloodgood and was trying to figure out what to plant underneath. The citronella and southern comfort coral bells look like they would shine.
My geranium roxanne was defoliated by oriental beetles. I hope they come back in the spring. I just put them in to shade the roots of a clematis. It worked beautifully, until the beetles showed up. 😢
Oh Christine, that's horrible about the beetles! 😭 Although beetles can fly in from other landscapes next to yours, as a preventative you might want to try putting a grub killer in your garden soil and/or lawn. There's many products out there - organic and chemical options - as those grubs are what turn into beetles. 🪲 You've inspired me with the idea of planting Rozanne to shade the roots of Clematis! I imagine it looks stunning, and although I'm still deciding on a place for at least one Clematis in my landscape, I'll definitely be planting Rozanne at the base! Fabulous idea! 💙
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Great combinations. Thanks so much for the inspiration. Happy Autumn!
My pleasure Kimmi! So glad you enjoyed them! 🌼🌲💛
I like how natural your combinations look. Not commercial, just pleasing and peaceful feeling.
Thank you Mary! You’ve described exactly the mood I strive to create and feel in the garden. I think I’ve become much more comfortable over the years planting what I like where I like it, as long as the plants can grow well in their spots. Less formal, more natural…more me. 🤗
So gorgeous
Thank you!
Hello, what an inspiring video!
It’s the first one I’ve seen on your channel, and I’ll certainly check out others.
I loved the geranium rozanne in front of a shrub idea, and will try that with a physocarpus, as I have both of those.
In my garden, I love my combination of stacchys lambs ear with erigeron in my rockery.
I also have a sunshine blue caryopteris with a mini ring of sedum just in front, which are just coming into their own and looking great!
Thank you for this video- it gave me confidence to see how the rozanne will look, as I’ve never grown that before.
Thanks for sharing! I love the idea of Rozanne with your Physocarpus - very unique pairing! And the fuzzy Lamb's Ear with Erigeron is a favorite combination of mine, as my parents have them growing together in their landscape! I just planted a Caryopteris this year in my new drought-tolerant bed, but want to wait until next year to see what I might add to the bed. I have several perennials growing near it, but my beloved Sunsparkler Wildfire Sedum actually died from too much rain. (It figures I plant a drought-tolerant bed and then we get way too much rain this Summer.) 😀
I have Bobo hydrangeas and Millennium alliums. And also a great spot to add some Rosy Posey agastache.
Sounds like a plan! And a beautiful combination, as Bobo hydrangeas are stunning!
Beautiful combinations Laura! In my back flower bed, I have a Cryptomeria Globosa Nana with some Proven Winners Wild Rose Heuchera planted around it. I love the texture of the evergreen next to the large colorful heuchera leaves. Especially pretty in the Spring before perennial flowers have started to fill in.
Oh my that sounds so pretty! I love a great evergreen + colorful foliage plant combo! Do you have your Wild Rose Heuchera in sun or shade? I know they can handle both, so I was just curious . . . as I love this variety and might want to add it into a more sunnier spot or two or three!
My favorite in my garden is red knockout roses with autumn joy sedum. Love all your combinations and going to try a few.
Oh that's a unique combination! 🌹The wonderful green color of the sedum with the darker green leaves of the Knock Outs must look so striking, not to mention the flowers on both - especially at the end of Summer going into the Fall season! Love it!😀
Amazing 😊
Thank you! 😊
I got some (winter heath) Heather plants. I was wondering how you would prune the Heath plant after flowering?
You’re in luck, as I have 2 videos for you:
Pruning Heath: th-cam.com/video/jeADGROTMU4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lGkajPT-5y2VQyjz
Removing Dead Stems from Winter Heath: th-cam.com/video/hHz0r3A2Pik/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ws0_MWYzcQWNZ7T2
These should help! 💜🩷
My climate is very different, hot and dry. Agave do amazing here. I have a row of very large blue agave americana with praire sun rudbeckia in front of it. That yellow just pops on that background of pale blue.
Oh wow, the colors and texture must be stunning! Pale blue, yellow and even the green centers of each flower - fabulous combination! 🩵💛💚
I have the doubleplay candycorn spirea planted in front of my emerald green arborvitaes.
Oh what a great combination! I bet the Candy Corn leaves really stand out in front of the green Arborvitaes! 🧡💚👍
I love these combinations. I have not seen many of the plants you mentioned in our local nursery -- winter heath, Rosie Posie :(. We are zone 6 and they seem to be perennial in our zone too.
The Kramer's Red Winter Heath I have seen every Spring (in early Spring) sold locally at Home Depot, which always surprises me because it isn't a common shrub. But that's where you might find it next year. I have never seen Rosie Posie locally around here either, so I ordered them online. The pint-sized plants I bought grew very quickly once the heat kicked in. (I got them from Great Garden Plants online, if you're interested.) 👍😀
@@GardenSanity Oh thank you for letting me know! I will definitely keep an eye out at HD next year. I have never ordered plants online but I guess they work! Will give it a try too.
@@SiriM-s1b If you've never ordered plants online before, watch this video of mine, as I offer plenty of tips and things to be aware of BEFORE you even decide to place any orders. Hopefully this will help! Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/qc4wj-Fpc2g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=_cyPCtRBQ3EQZa6g 🌱🌺💚
@@GardenSanity Laura -- super helpful!!!
@@SiriM-s1b So glad it helped!
Under my Bloodgood Japanese maple, I have alternating Jack Frost Brunnera and various coral bells. I also like Autumn Frost hostas mixed with the blue blooms of my TinyTough Stuff hydrangeas. I think everything goes well with Boulevard Cypress.
Love those colorful leaves and flowers - especially the Autumn Frost with Tiny Tuff Stuff! Pretty combo! 👍 And yes, you know I’m a huge fan of Boulevard Cypress! 🌲💚
Nice! I just planted a Bloodgood and was trying to figure out what to plant underneath. The citronella and southern comfort coral bells look like they would shine.
@@jeangurnee Definitely. My favorites are Carnival Watermelon and Peachberry Ice.
My geranium roxanne was defoliated by oriental beetles. I hope they come back in the spring. I just put them in to shade the roots of a clematis. It worked beautifully, until the beetles showed up. 😢
Oh Christine, that's horrible about the beetles! 😭 Although beetles can fly in from other landscapes next to yours, as a preventative you might want to try putting a grub killer in your garden soil and/or lawn. There's many products out there - organic and chemical options - as those grubs are what turn into beetles. 🪲 You've inspired me with the idea of planting Rozanne to shade the roots of Clematis! I imagine it looks stunning, and although I'm still deciding on a place for at least one Clematis in my landscape, I'll definitely be planting Rozanne at the base! Fabulous idea! 💙