We sat down to watch a gardening show over breakfast today. I asked Mike (spouse) what he wanted to watch. He asked if I thought Janie had given an update on the oak tree bed 😅. I said we could watch the front yard tour and find out. You beat out all the other gardening channels. Everything looks great!
Oh Janey the Oak tree garden has turned out beautifully!!! What a great job! 👍🏻🌟 Your swoop is amazing. Your gardens are indeed something to be proud of.
Good morning. Love the garden tour and the oak garden is gorgeous. Looking forward to seeing the garden fill out. The corner that you put the iron mixture you will need to keep doing it and do as a preventative to keep on top of it. Love just how you are doing all the gardens and how you want to change some places. But like you said that is how gardening works. You are an amazing gardener and we all learn as we go. Enjoy and have a great day.
Hello! Thanks so much for watching. Yes, I think I just need to schedule the iron for this year. I'm starting to notice more chlorosis on other plants as well!! Have a great day!
Lovely landscaping! Thanks for sharing your joy, very inspiring! Love how you used the Ageratum specifically - until now I'd kept mine in pots, going to venture out into the landscape. Blessings to you and yours, from our Heavenly Father in love.
My favorite area of your front garden is the oak tree bed. I love the colors and that the plants are drought tolerant. I can’t wait to see everything growing out
So excited to watch the oak garden mature! Everything is beautiful. I think to brighten the dark spot maybe something spire shaped that is bright white? White is quite bright from a distance.
All the gardens are beautiful 🤍💛💜🌸🤍💛💜. The oak tree garden really looks good. Can’t wait to see it grow in. You have a great variety of plants. Lucky you can have some of them all year around.🌞
I love your tours. I'm south of you, in the Central Valley, and your videos are a great resource as to what I could grow in our 100 degree temperature. On the Star Jasmine, be aware that it might be Black Spot (the spots can be brown). I'm battling the same yellow leaves and brown spots on a vine of mine. I hope yours is just a watering issue. And after seeing your Breath of Heaven, it may be just the thing I've been looking for!
Your Oak tree garden, oh my word, it's going to be stunning this time next yr. And the swoop, well it's already stunning. I was thinking that dark hole would be nice with some white gaura floating around. Really happy for you and the Jasmine. I'm in zone 7b, I've had heliotrope come before, I'm sure it's the same one. I have 3 of that Crape Myrtle, I love the bark on mine as much as the ginormous flowers.
Ugh! I had so many interruptions today, that it took me 5 hours to watch your video. I'm definitely going to rewatch it as it was so informative and beautiful.
Thanks for shaing your beautiful garden, you have done some beautful designeds, the oak tree ganden looks great you did a good job on it. have a great week, cheers 🤩🤩🦋🦋💖💖
Just unbelievable how fast your annual border grew & filled out. It is breathtaking. I bet neighbors slow down in front of your house just taking it all in.
I love your annual swoop in the front yard with the three different plants. They all look great and make a good comination to frame the rest of the yard.
That swoop! 😍 so beautiful! Could you tuck a couple jazzberry plants in the background behind the swoop where you say it needs more color? That would help kind of tie the two places together as well. Under your crape myrtle tree is probably my favorite part of your garden! Obsessed with that foxtail fern! Do you think that would work to grow as an annual in my area? So hard watching your garden tours because I see everything that I want to grow but it just won’t survive in my area 😫 loved the video like always!
That is a great idea Mya and I actually just purchased 3 more of the jazz berries! Hopefully they get here and grow quickly! 💗 I think the foxtail would grow as an annual BUT i've found that the first year they grow sooo slowly! Maybe you can use them as a houseplant and then just move them outdoors once it gets warmer to they get that big fuzzy look!?
Hi Janie! I just want to say how much I love your channel. I just discovered it in the spring when I was getting excited about my planting plans! I also am a young mom who loves to garden in her free time. I'm learning a lot and getting very inspired. Thank you!
Your new Oak tree area is so pretty. I have an a but akin in full sun and it actually blooms nearly all year. I'm zone 9b California too. Also have a lot sort slim that grew over 3 ft maybe 4ft. I cut them to bare branches in Jan. I thought I had killed them but they are fine and covered in foliage. I'm going to keep them small.
Everything Looks Beautiful! The only thing I. Wondering about is your Eden Rose - we dealt with Rose Rosette Disease really bad out here in the Dallas, TX Metroplex. That’s the first thing I thought of seeing your burgundy new growth. I’m watching on my tv as I fold laundry and had to get close to the tv to see if they were also excessively thorny also. But they didn’t appear to be. Just keep an eye out for that. We had to take out so many knockout roses and shrubby roses due to that.
I 'm looking forward to the backyard tour too, really enjoyed the front yard and the Oak tree garden. Your hard work paid off. Made a list of things I can use in my zone to maybe try for next year, always adding and taking out as you say. Such a different year with our weather here, cold one minute and rain in inches to three digits the next with the humidity so thick you can cut it with a knife. I have been staying in more then out side this year. Looking forward to next week we will be back in the high 80's, and making my list of things to do for 4-5 day outside till late and meal planning too so we can eat when we are to tired to pop. Stay Safe till your next yard tour.
Such beauty. I have seen more flowers I should be able to plant in my zone 10a. Have not seen most of them in our garden centers and I am wondering why. Will be doing research and may have to purchase them from Proven Winners, etc. The Oak Tree garden bed is doing so well. Great job.
Hi Jill! That is great! I'm shocked at what is not available near here as well! It's like detective work to find things that work! Good luck and I hope you find all of them! 🤞🏼
I am looking forward to this tour.the front is absolutely beautiful. The swoop of supertunia and sweetpotato is stunning.love the combination. Great job my friend.❤😊
I love those petunias i have the same purpleish pink ones in a pot n they are doing very gd. Janey i love the front with the petunias that is so beautiful i love the way you garden and try different plants you are doing a good job!!!
I love the heliotrope also! Except it doesn’t grow well here in KS. The smell is so amazing! I mean that jazz berry is really phenomenal. I bought a bunch of it too and that new blue petunia, can’t remember the name maybe indigo. I love your garden! It’s so cool to see what y’all pick for plants in California. Like seeing the diversity in gardens. Limelight’s are probably on the top list for my favorite uplifting flower. 😊💜🌻
Wow. everything looks wonderful. Last year I planted 3 bobo petite hydrangeas and they are also a wonderful show of color without being too huge. If you are looking for a smaller space to fill in. Your front annuals are just spectacular. I also did a mass planting of those jazz berry petunias. It will be so interesting to see how massive they will get. Just love your channel
Beautiful garden 😍 I was wondering if you could plant the same plants that are in the "swoop" and plant on the upper brick section that you say is dark. That way it will match growing over the bricks too.
New follower here and I have been loving the oak tree series… it looks great! I’m new to gardening (and I’m in zone 9) but I know for sure the scabiosa definitely spreads out a lot… you’ll probably wanna consider spacing them out a bit more. 🤷🏻♀️ They bloom allll year long! Very pretty! Anyways, so happy I found you! ((Hugs)) Angela!
Would you mind talking more about your foundation shrubs and tree? I am have some difficult finding things for my zone 9 Texas heat. Thank you for your time.
It is BEAUTIFUL! I'm so pleased that your plumbago all looks amazing, I recently took after transplanting a rose that no longer gets enough light where it was located, I started with a hori hori knife and a shovel, I ended up needing my reciprocating saw with the longest blade I had, it looked like a small plant on the surface... it was a volunteer, I did not plant it, so I had no idea how big the roots were... finally got it out and moved, it looks very sad/dead now, but hopefully, it bounces back next year...
Good morning 😃 wow I don’t even know where to start !! Everything looks so beautiful 😍 I love the annual border !! That is just gorgeous ♥️♥️♥️ and that dragonfly ♥️♥️♥️ in the fall we are blessed with hundreds in our backyard I guess they are migrating. I will get a video of it. It is absolutely stunning 😍 the oak tree garden is beautiful too !!! Awesome job ❤️❤️ well off to watering ……. We still have not had any rain for weeks and it is still so hot 🥵 I just hate to see things burn up😢😢😢😢😢😢. Have a wonderful day friend 🥰🥰🥰
Let your flours dry out at the end of the season and collect the seeds it's amazing how many seeds you get out of the dried pods. you can share with all your neighbors. I live in Kansas and end of every season I collect my seeds. They are black with a white stripe. Just don't pick them before the pods are totally dry.
Beautiful how do you keep your grass so green I’m in SoCal and my grass is dead (dormant) in the front yard and we can only water 2X a week vs every other day.
Thank you for sharing! All looks beautiful! My husband asked me when the planting is over (doing new cut flower garden), uummm.. NEVER! Have about 50 more seedling to plant in this round. Now I decided to put in the 3rd raised bed. I have one 2x8 one 4x8 and about a 2x4 landscape area. I need an area still to direct sow Sunflowers and a few seedlings I started in pots outdoors (4b)..so the next 4x8 going in tomorrow!
Everything looks so amazing! What variety of loropetalum do you have? Maybe replace it with a dwarf variety like purple daydream or even dot around some purple pixies so you can keep them but they won’t take over. I love the vertigo pennisetum there. I think it adds so much texture to your yard. I agree with you the sunflowers contrasted with the dark foliage is perfection.
I am so glad to have found your channel as I am also in zone 9B, San Ramon, CA. It is hot, hot, hot! My front yard faces the south so is mostly full sun except under the small 4-year old Japanese maple and a crape mytle tree. I am always struggling with what to plant and where to plant. Your garden tour is certainly inspiring. It is also reassuring that you are dealing with some challenges that I am also faced with. I have some of the same plants you have in your garden, and your information on maintenance is very helpful. I too have loropetalum that has gotten too big. I am nervous about tackling the much need pruning so I am looking forward to you video on pruning that beast. Question - what is the plant with the light pink flowers to the left of the giant cala lily.
Hi Janey 🌺it's attractive and wonderful garden very beautiful flowers .You can planted lilac and stephanotis jasmine and rangoon creeper and dianthus caryophyllus,they are fragrant and charming plants .Have anice day .🌻🌺
Those annuals in the curve look spectacular! I’m sure you will figure some pops of color to put in the area farther from the street. I am in zone 8a, southeastern NC. I have several varieties of loropetalum in my garden. I did have some of the regular variety like you have. They got pruned at least 3 times a year, did not slow those babies down at all. So I took those out and planted a semi dwarf version that don’t get as big. I have a midsize jazz hands variety that has variegated foliage, really cool. I also have purple pixies which are tiny weeping ones. Mine have been in place for 12 year and are 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide. My landscaper who helps me in my yard cannot believe they are purple pixies. Check out Southern Living plants to get lots of info on loropetalum. There is actually a green version that blooms white. Good luck! Really enjoy your videos.
Loving the swoop! It’s already starting to blend in together, just give it another month and it will be super gorge! I’m so glad you tried the Vista jazzberry this year. I almost got it but I decided to go with good old’ Bubblegums instead. I hadn’t seen what it looked like fully grown in someone’s garden. I had seen some proven winners samples on Laura’s channel, so I wasn’t sure what it was going to look like all grown in, but it just looks so beautiful in your garden and I’m super inspired to try it for next year
I thought the same thing. They would add colour in the dark areas. Maybe take out the red one. I think that’s what’s making it not so restful to the eye.
Sea Lavender planted itself in my yard but it eventually dies off. Are you in SoCal or up north? I love some of your plants but don't know if they would do well inland.
Beautiful garden tour! Is your panicle hydrangea in the calm garden in full sun? I live in the South Bay zone 9b and I’m a bit nervous to put my limelight in full sun.
I love love love a long video garden tour! This was awesome; your garden is amazing 💕💖💕🌱🌸🌿😘 I think I see bugs that are not bugs all the time too! 😂 It’s so very hot here; my poor babies are hanging in there, but barely 🥺 I love your annual “swoop” The colors are perfect together 👌
Hi Janey! You might consider some Dusty Miller to brighten up that dark spot! It can be propagated by cuttings. I am in Vacaville and will be happy to share some with you!!! PM me if you want some!
I just stumbled upon your channel, and I'm loving it. Sorry about your Rieger Begonias. Mine did beautifully last year, too, and this year they look terrible like yours, and I'm thinking it is a water issue too. It's like they are rotting at the base. I'm in Virginia, zone 7a. I'm originally from Los Angeles and I do miss the climate there; glad I don't have to worry about the water now. Are you guys on water restriction? Anyway, looking forward to perusing your video library. Keep up the nice work.
Just beautiful garden tour!!!! 🌿🌺🌿 I was wondering where you purchased the stone or bricks for the planter around the sidewalk in the front showcasing your Supertunias? Thanks..... 🤗
Do those Calla lilies die back in winter? I recently planted them in my garden, we are currently entering winter where i live(Botswana) and they seem to be loosing all their leaves. But looking at yours, it seems yours don’t die back? Or Maybe mine are just dying, never to return 😅
Beautiful Janie! So nice to enjoy with a cup of coffee. I planted a full flat of annuals and woke up the next morning to find out the rabbits had enjoyed a full night of feasting! Do you have problems with bunnies?
AAACKK!! I would be so mad! No we have no bunnies here, but in the north part of our town they are all over! Hopefully they dont make their way towards my neighborhood! 🤞🏼 Thanks for watching and i hope they stay away from the rest of your plants!
Everything Looks Beautiful! The only thing I. Wondering about is your Eden Rose - we dealt with Rose Rosette Disease really bad out here in the Dallas, TX Metroplex. That’s the first thing I thought of seeing your burgundy new growth. I’m watching on my tv as I fold laundry and had to get close to the tv to see if they were also excessively thorny also. But they didn’t appear to be. Just keep an eye out for that. We had to take out so many knockout roses and shrubby roses due to that.
Hi Janell! Thank you so much! I just looked at a bunch of pictures of rose rosette and it doesn't look like it! 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 I'll definitely keep an eye out though and thank you for looking out! PS I do the same thing, folding laundry and watching youtube videos! 😆
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We sat down to watch a gardening show over breakfast today. I asked Mike (spouse) what he wanted to watch. He asked if I thought Janie had given an update on the oak tree bed 😅. I said we could watch the front yard tour and find out. You beat out all the other gardening channels. Everything looks great!
Hahaha Jennifer I LOVE that!!! Thank you and tell Mike I said that you!! 😘💗😆
I will treasure this quote of the day. Thank you.
Oh Janey the Oak tree garden has turned out beautifully!!! What a great job! 👍🏻🌟
Your swoop is amazing. Your gardens are indeed something to be proud of.
Thank you so much Barbara! You are so sweet! 😘
Your hard work paid off! Looks much better (re: oak tree garden)!
Good morning. Love the garden tour and the oak garden is gorgeous. Looking forward to seeing the garden fill out. The corner that you put the iron mixture you will need to keep doing it and do as a preventative to keep on top of it. Love just how you are doing all the gardens and how you want to change some places. But like you said that is how gardening works. You are an amazing gardener and we all learn as we go. Enjoy and have a great day.
Hello! Thanks so much for watching. Yes, I think I just need to schedule the iron for this year. I'm starting to notice more chlorosis on other plants as well!! Have a great day!
Lovely landscaping! Thanks for sharing your joy, very inspiring! Love how you used the Ageratum specifically - until now I'd kept mine in pots, going to venture out into the landscape. Blessings to you and yours, from our Heavenly Father in love.
Love all the colors. Wish the Arizona heat wouldn't instantly kill any plants we plant. Gorgeous 👌
My favorite area of your front garden is the oak tree bed. I love the colors and that the plants are drought tolerant. I can’t wait to see everything growing out
Thank you so much Grace!! That is so sweet of you to say!
So excited to watch the oak garden mature! Everything is beautiful. I think to brighten the dark spot maybe something spire shaped that is bright white? White is quite bright from a distance.
All the gardens are beautiful 🤍💛💜🌸🤍💛💜. The oak tree garden really looks good. Can’t wait to see it grow in. You have a great variety of plants. Lucky you can have some of them all year around.🌞
They look so big and beautiful just like your heart
I think the verbena bonareansis looks really wonderful spotted into a drift of liatris blooms 💜💜
Great tour. Your garden is looking amazing.
All your hard work has really paid off. Your gardens are beautiful! Thanks for the tour!🐝M
I love your tours. I'm south of you, in the Central Valley, and your videos are a great resource as to what I could grow in our 100 degree temperature. On the Star Jasmine, be aware that it might be Black Spot (the spots can be brown). I'm battling the same yellow leaves and brown spots on a vine of mine. I hope yours is just a watering issue. And after seeing your Breath of Heaven, it may be just the thing I've been looking for!
Finally got a big rain and the heat dropped some. Your garden is awesome.
Your Oak tree garden, oh my word, it's going to be stunning this time next yr. And the swoop, well it's already stunning. I was thinking that dark hole would be nice with some white gaura floating around. Really happy for you and the Jasmine. I'm in zone 7b, I've had heliotrope come before, I'm sure it's the same one. I have 3 of that Crape Myrtle, I love the bark on mine as much as the ginormous flowers.
Wow! Your garden is goals. You've done such lovely work for everyone to enjoy. Your videos introduced me to plumbago. I now have three. 😊
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Just gorgeous
So beautiful. 😍🥰
Ugh! I had so many interruptions today, that it took me 5 hours to watch your video. I'm definitely going to rewatch it as it was so informative and beautiful.
Been watching your channel for about a month now and I love your videos. Your garden really looks good. You do a great job with average size yard.
Oak tree garden turned out beautiful! Everything is looking so good. The border around the grass filled in so beautifully 😍
Thanks for shaing your beautiful garden, you have done some beautful designeds,
the oak tree ganden looks great you did a good job on it. have a great week, cheers 🤩🤩🦋🦋💖💖
Thank you so much for saying that! Have a good day! 😘
Over here in Napa , I love my Verbena bonariensis and find it easy to thin out . I use it in arrangements too.
Just unbelievable how fast your annual border grew & filled out. It is breathtaking. I bet neighbors slow down in front of your house just taking it all in.
I love your annual swoop in the front yard with the three different plants. They all look great and make a good comination to frame the rest of the yard.
I love Bells of Ireland but have never seen it in anyone's garden. Its absolutely beautiful! Everything looks amazing
Really lovely tour.
Everything looks wonderful! I hope my jazzberries fill out like yours. I love the Veronica!
Wao excellent looking garden 🏡
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That swoop! 😍 so beautiful! Could you tuck a couple jazzberry plants in the background behind the swoop where you say it needs more color? That would help kind of tie the two places together as well. Under your crape myrtle tree is probably my favorite part of your garden! Obsessed with that foxtail fern! Do you think that would work to grow as an annual in my area? So hard watching your garden tours because I see everything that I want to grow but it just won’t survive in my area 😫 loved the video like always!
That is a great idea Mya and I actually just purchased 3 more of the jazz berries! Hopefully they get here and grow quickly! 💗 I think the foxtail would grow as an annual BUT i've found that the first year they grow sooo slowly! Maybe you can use them as a houseplant and then just move them outdoors once it gets warmer to they get that big fuzzy look!?
@@DigPlantWaterRepeat yes I’ll have to try that!
Your gardens are so beautiful and inspirational! Thank you for sharing them with us.
Everything looks so beautiful. I love the all the colors in the annual swoop. Hope your day is spectacular.
Thanks Tammy!! Hope you have a great day as well! 😘
Absolutely stunning Janey 🌸💕🌸
Hi Janie! I just want to say how much I love your channel. I just discovered it in the spring when I was getting excited about my planting plans! I also am a young mom who loves to garden in her free time. I'm learning a lot and getting very inspired. Thank you!
Hi Lindsay! Thank you so much for watching! That is really sweet of you to say and good luck with your gardening!
Your new Oak tree area is so pretty. I have an a but akin in full sun and it actually blooms nearly all year. I'm zone 9b California too. Also have a lot sort slim that grew over 3 ft maybe 4ft. I cut them to bare branches in Jan. I thought I had killed them but they are fine and covered in foliage. I'm going to keep them small.
Oops should be abutalon and lorapetalum.😊
Everything Looks Beautiful! The only thing I. Wondering about is your Eden Rose - we dealt with Rose Rosette Disease really bad out here in the Dallas, TX Metroplex. That’s the first thing I thought of seeing your burgundy new growth. I’m watching on my tv as I fold laundry and had to get close to the tv to see if they were also excessively thorny also. But they didn’t appear to be. Just keep an eye out for that. We had to take out so many knockout roses and shrubby roses due to that.
Everything looks so beautiful Janey! I love the colors in the early evening. Awesome video! 👍👍👍
Thank you so much my friend! Have a great day! 💗
I 'm looking forward to the backyard tour too, really enjoyed the front yard and the Oak tree garden. Your hard work paid off. Made a list of things I can use in my zone to maybe try for next year, always adding and taking out as you say. Such a different year with our weather here, cold one minute and rain in inches to three digits the next with the humidity so thick you can cut it with a knife. I have been staying in more then out side this year. Looking forward to next week we will be back in the high 80's, and making my list of things to do for 4-5 day outside till late and meal planning too so we can eat when we are to tired to pop. Stay Safe till your next yard tour.
Oh Ginger that sounds like tough weather!! You just can't work in that! Good luck next week and I hope you get EVERYTHING done! 😘
Gorgeous 😍
Such beauty. I have seen more flowers I should be able to plant in my zone 10a. Have not seen most of them in our garden centers and I am wondering why. Will be doing research and may have to purchase them from Proven Winners, etc. The Oak Tree garden bed is doing so well. Great job.
Hi Jill! That is great! I'm shocked at what is not available near here as well! It's like detective work to find things that work! Good luck and I hope you find all of them! 🤞🏼
Absolutely beautiful!
Absolutely beautiful garden. Congratulations on what you have achieved xoxo
Oh Helen, thank you so much! That is very kind! 💗
Great job! Looking so beautiful! Hey does that lambs ear send up flower stalks?
I am looking forward to this tour.the front is absolutely beautiful. The swoop of supertunia and sweetpotato is stunning.love the combination. Great job my friend.❤😊
Hi Gracie!! Thank you so much! Have a wonderful day 😘😘😘
I love those petunias i have the same purpleish pink ones in a pot n they are doing very gd. Janey i love the front with the petunias that is so beautiful i love the way you garden and try different plants you are doing a good job!!!
Thank you so much Janice!! That is really kind of you! 💗
I love the heliotrope also! Except it doesn’t grow well here in KS. The smell is so amazing! I mean that jazz berry is really phenomenal. I bought a bunch of it too and that new blue petunia, can’t remember the name maybe indigo. I love your garden! It’s so cool to see what y’all pick for plants in California. Like seeing the diversity in gardens. Limelight’s are probably on the top list for my favorite uplifting flower. 😊💜🌻
Wow. everything looks wonderful. Last year I planted 3 bobo petite hydrangeas and they are also a wonderful show of color without being too huge. If you are looking for a smaller space to fill in. Your front annuals are just spectacular. I also did a mass planting of those jazz berry petunias. It will be so interesting to see how massive they will get. Just love your channel
Beautiful garden 😍 I was wondering if you could plant the same plants that are in the "swoop" and plant on the upper brick section that you say is dark. That way it will match growing over the bricks too.
Such a beautiful garden! I love the color along the front!
My supertunias are not doing that well! ugh so jealous! Everything looks amazing! great job!
Some great ideas! I hope to get some in mine especially my shade garden, thanks. Hugs and love from Texas!
New follower here and I have been loving the oak tree series… it looks great! I’m new to gardening (and I’m in zone 9) but I know for sure the scabiosa definitely spreads out a lot… you’ll probably wanna consider spacing them out a bit more. 🤷🏻♀️ They bloom allll year long! Very pretty! Anyways, so happy I found you! ((Hugs)) Angela!
Would you mind talking more about your foundation shrubs and tree? I am have some difficult finding things for my zone 9 Texas heat. Thank you for your time.
Beautiful front bed. Look out for the potato vines, they will be creeping over onto the concrete. They grow fast too! 🌸
It is BEAUTIFUL!
I'm so pleased that your plumbago all looks amazing, I recently took after transplanting a rose that no longer gets enough light where it was located, I started with a hori hori knife and a shovel, I ended up needing my reciprocating saw with the longest blade I had, it looked like a small plant on the surface... it was a volunteer, I did not plant it, so I had no idea how big the roots were... finally got it out and moved, it looks very sad/dead now, but hopefully, it bounces back next year...
Thank you my friend!! Oh no! 😆 It is sooo tough once you get into those crazy roots! I hope it does ok!🤞🏼
Good morning 😃 wow I don’t even know where to start !! Everything looks so beautiful 😍 I love the annual border !! That is just gorgeous ♥️♥️♥️ and that dragonfly ♥️♥️♥️ in the fall we are blessed with hundreds in our backyard I guess they are migrating. I will get a video of it. It is absolutely stunning 😍 the oak tree garden is beautiful too !!! Awesome job ❤️❤️ well off to watering ……. We still have not had any rain for weeks and it is still so hot 🥵 I just hate to see things burn up😢😢😢😢😢😢. Have a wonderful day friend 🥰🥰🥰
Good morning Pamela! Oooh yes more videos please! I love seeing your yard! Have a great day and I hope you get a reprieve from the heat!
Let your flours dry out at the end of the season and collect the seeds it's amazing how many seeds you get out of the dried pods. you can share with all your neighbors. I live in Kansas and end of every season I collect my seeds. They are black with a white stripe. Just don't pick them before the pods are totally dry.
Beautiful how do you keep your grass so green I’m in SoCal and my grass is dead (dormant) in the front yard and we can only water 2X a week vs every other day.
Beautiful plants! Love the front annual border :)
Thank you for sharing! All looks beautiful! My husband asked me when the planting is over (doing new cut flower garden), uummm.. NEVER! Have about 50 more seedling to plant in this round. Now I decided to put in the 3rd raised bed. I have one 2x8 one 4x8 and about a 2x4 landscape area. I need an area still to direct sow Sunflowers and a few seedlings I started in pots outdoors (4b)..so the next 4x8 going in tomorrow!
Oh my that sounds AMAZING!! Haha your poor husband, just doesn't understand yet! 😆😂
I vote yes for a special mid month dahlia tour! ❤️
Everything is beautiful! Could you Please share how to cut back Shasta daisy. I’m not sure how far down to cut it.
Everything looks so amazing! What variety of loropetalum do you have? Maybe replace it with a dwarf variety like purple daydream or even dot around some purple pixies so you can keep them but they won’t take over. I love the vertigo pennisetum there. I think it adds so much texture to your yard. I agree with you the sunflowers contrasted with the dark foliage is perfection.
I am so glad to have found your channel as I am also in zone 9B, San Ramon, CA. It is hot, hot, hot! My front yard faces the south so is mostly full sun except under the small 4-year old Japanese maple and a crape mytle tree. I am always struggling with what to plant and where to plant. Your garden tour is certainly inspiring. It is also reassuring that you are dealing with some challenges that I am also faced with. I have some of the same plants you have in your garden, and your information on maintenance is very helpful. I too have loropetalum that has gotten too big. I am nervous about tackling the much need pruning so I am looking forward to you video on pruning that beast. Question - what is the plant with the light pink flowers to the left of the giant cala lily.
Hi Janey 🌺it's attractive and wonderful garden very beautiful flowers .You can planted lilac and stephanotis jasmine and rangoon creeper and dianthus caryophyllus,they are fragrant and charming plants .Have anice day .🌻🌺
Hi Lina! Oh great suggestions! I'm not even familiar with rangoon creeper, Ill go look it up! Thank you my friend!
Those annuals in the curve look spectacular! I’m sure you will figure some pops of color to put in the area farther from the street.
I am in zone 8a, southeastern NC. I have several varieties of loropetalum in my garden. I did have some of the regular variety like you have. They got pruned at least 3 times a year, did not slow those babies down at all. So I took those out and planted a semi dwarf version that don’t get as big. I have a midsize jazz hands variety that has variegated foliage, really cool. I also have purple pixies which are tiny weeping ones. Mine have been in place for 12 year and are 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide. My landscaper who helps me in my yard cannot believe they are purple pixies. Check out Southern Living plants to get lots of info on loropetalum. There is actually a green version that blooms white. Good luck! Really enjoy your videos.
Loving the swoop! It’s already starting to blend in together, just give it another month and it will be super gorge! I’m so glad you tried the Vista jazzberry this year. I almost got it but I decided to go with good old’ Bubblegums instead. I hadn’t seen what it looked like fully grown in someone’s garden. I had seen some proven winners samples on Laura’s channel, so I wasn’t sure what it was going to look like all grown in, but it just looks so beautiful in your garden and I’m super inspired to try it for next year
Looks amazing! Maybe relocate your dianthus to the dark areas for a pop of color?
I thought the same thing.
They would add colour in the dark areas.
Maybe take out the red one.
I think that’s what’s making it not so restful to the eye.
Sea Lavender planted itself in my yard but it eventually dies off. Are you in SoCal or up north? I love some of your plants but don't know if they would do well inland.
How often do you feed and. How often? Your lawn and beds are gorgeous!
Absolutely stunning!! And the front border!!!! How many super bells containers don’t you plant in each spot?
Wow, I did Violet Star and Jazzberry together this yr, I'll have try that combo next yr! 💚💜🤍
Beautiful garden tour! Is your panicle hydrangea in the calm garden in full sun? I live in the South Bay zone 9b and I’m a bit nervous to put my limelight in full sun.
I love love love a long video garden tour! This was awesome; your garden is amazing 💕💖💕🌱🌸🌿😘
I think I see bugs that are not bugs all the time too! 😂
It’s so very hot here; my poor babies are hanging in there, but barely 🥺
I love your annual “swoop” The colors are perfect together 👌
Oh I hope they get a reprieve soon!! Thanks for watching my friend!
Wow!
beautiful! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!! I appreciate that!!
Hi Janey! You might consider some Dusty Miller to brighten up that dark spot! It can be propagated by cuttings. I am in Vacaville and will be happy to share some with you!!! PM me if you want some!
I just stumbled upon your channel, and I'm loving it. Sorry about your Rieger Begonias. Mine did beautifully last year, too, and this year they look terrible like yours, and I'm thinking it is a water issue too. It's like they are rotting at the base. I'm in Virginia, zone 7a. I'm originally from Los Angeles and I do miss the climate there; glad I don't have to worry about the water now. Are you guys on water restriction? Anyway, looking forward to perusing your video library. Keep up the nice work.
Let the rose grow it will bloom on horizontal growth. Fertilizer will help may need a little more water if it was just planted.
Beautiful garden🌿
I had speedwell last yr here in zone 8 GA that did great but then didn’t come back☹️
Hi Stephanie!! Oh no! What a bummer!
Just beautiful garden tour!!!! 🌿🌺🌿 I was wondering where you purchased the stone or bricks for the planter around the sidewalk in the front showcasing your Supertunias? Thanks..... 🤗
Thanks Karin! They were actually here when we moved in although I have seen very similar ones at Home Depot!
I don't know you could take cuttings from ferns!?!? Gorgeous petunia/sweet potatoe vine border.🥰
Do those Calla lilies die back in winter? I recently planted them in my garden, we are currently entering winter where i live(Botswana) and they seem to be loosing all their leaves. But looking at yours, it seems yours don’t die back? Or Maybe mine are just dying, never to return 😅
love this
Thank you so much William! Have a wonderful day!
Beautiful Janie! So nice to enjoy with a cup of coffee. I planted a full flat of annuals and woke up the next morning to find out the rabbits had enjoyed a full night of feasting! Do you have problems with bunnies?
AAACKK!! I would be so mad! No we have no bunnies here, but in the north part of our town they are all over! Hopefully they dont make their way towards my neighborhood! 🤞🏼 Thanks for watching and i hope they stay away from the rest of your plants!
where / how / what did you use for the wire trellis? I love this and want to do it but am afraid I'm going to screw something up
Hi Dulcie! I have a video where I go into a lot of detail on how I do it: th-cam.com/video/GhuaqMZPHTY/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps and good luck!
my supertunias already crapped out and i don't know why
Yes, "hassle plants" are just not worth it. Agreed.
Totally not worth it!! Thanks for watching Beth! 💗
How do u fertilizer ur jazzberry berry mine don't bloom
Oh bummer! I fertilize with the proven winners water soluble fertilizer every week and then also spray BT to protect against budworms! Good luck!
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Everything Looks Beautiful! The only thing I. Wondering about is your Eden Rose - we dealt with Rose Rosette Disease really bad out here in the Dallas, TX Metroplex. That’s the first thing I thought of seeing your burgundy new growth. I’m watching on my tv as I fold laundry and had to get close to the tv to see if they were also excessively thorny also. But they didn’t appear to be. Just keep an eye out for that. We had to take out so many knockout roses and shrubby roses due to that.
Hi Janell! Thank you so much! I just looked at a bunch of pictures of rose rosette and it doesn't look like it! 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 I'll definitely keep an eye out though and thank you for looking out! PS I do the same thing, folding laundry and watching youtube videos! 😆