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This Is Where the Fun Begins | The Southerner's Northern Garden
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I am so amazed at how much progress you have made in such a short time! Everything is looking so good. That hydrangea hedge is beautiful - next year it’s definitely going to be a show stopper! Thanks for taking us along. 😊
I’m so entertained by your little mowing friend! 😂
You and me both! So satisfying just to watch.
You’re such a joy to watch… I have so much work that needs to be done but knew your video would be a good break in my day. My time watching your videos is never wasted. Thanks for all you do to help me in my garden!
Yay for your hydrangea trial on reblooming macrophylla and serrata hydrangeas for us in Ohio! Will be following with much interest!
Everything looks so great! The hydrangea hedge is absolutely beautiful!! 🤍
what kind of hydrangeas are they? I missed it if he said it.
I believe they are the Limelight Prime variety.
Hi Matthew! Your front garden is so pretty. It does look like it was mapped out. You do an amazing job of spacing everything and planting different plants that go so well together and compliment each other. You definitely have a good eye for this. The mulching you did around the tree and the fence looks so good. You definitely have accomplished a lot, and it shows. Thank you so much for sharing!
Oh my goodness, Matthew, the hydrangea hedge and then the area behind it, is going to look amazing! The front garden is already looking lovely. You’ve gotten a lot done.
I don't even know what to say... its absolutely incredible how much you have already accomplished in your garden. A few of my favorite things would be the hydrangea hedge, the fountain and your arched arbor. You are definitely have a eye for landscape design and I watch every video you put out. I just love it all. 🌿💚🌿
Goodness! Your garden is gorgeous! Fast you say? LOL Yes, amazingly fast. I am so envious! It must be your super-power! What an inspiration!
I can't believe how much you've accomplished in such a short time. Everything is looking beautiful!
Gonna said a wonderful property? You have already done that. Just gorgeous and can’t wait to see more. You really have a talent for design.
Your landscaping is beautiful. Preen changed my life. I don’t use it in my veggie garden but I use it every spring in my flower gardens. Can’t live without it.
You’ve made an incredible amount of progress - and such a great mix of plants.
I LOVE that you’ll be testing different macrophylla hydrangeas. It’s going to be fun to follow!
Thank you for sharing all you have done and what you are envisioning. You are such a joy to follow. Happy Gardening!
Your garden just gets better and better. The progress you’ve made is amazing.
Everything is stunning may I suggest a climbing hydrangea on the swing set! So look forward to your videos amazing amount of materials and plants you invested in this property showing your dream is coming to fruition!,
It’s going to be beautiful, it already is Matthew💚
Mathew everything looking stunning. Just so you know I do screen dump with the names and I am going to go to our local nursery to find some of "your" plants. Hope I can find them. Thank you for teaching me.
The front flower bed looks amazing for being a fairly new garden Matthew 💚💚
When you first showed us your front garden bed plans, I was blown away with the size and all the beautiful colors! You have made your dream come true, it's so lovely! It would be so nice to walk between all the flowers since you've added the mulch down, like tip-toeing through the tulips!!
💕💗💕🙏🙏🙏 Matthew , I thought your drone shot was an AI generated one, too!!! It looked so perfect. You’re doing an amazing job with your design, everything coming together nicely. Be blessed 💕💗💕
Matthew, your property is so beautiful and peaceful! You have done such an amazing job landscaping and creating garden rooms to enhance it. Thank you for taking us along.
Gosh Matthew! It is looking gorgeous. It’s so much bigger than your last property and you e done a great job in a short time. Great job!
Your garden is beautiful! I can't believe how everything has grown. You've done an excellent job! 😊
If you want fuss free flowering bush, plant potentillas. They don't need a lot of water, they just need sun and sheering once a year in the fall or spring. I've had mine for 8 years and have not seen them be bothered by any insects. Such a wonderful plant.
I’ve seen those online, but I don’t recall ever seeing them locally at a garden center.
I got mine from the Home depot and from Flowerland. I should mention I am in zone 5b in Michigan.
It is going to be a wonderful property. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful! I wish I was able to do gardening the way I wanted, maybe one day! Blessings 🙏🏻💞💞
Thank you Matthew, spectacular ! 🌺💚🙃
Beautiful!
Your garden is just beautiful!!!!
It’s already a wonderful property. You have really done a great job. It’s very beautiful.
This is so fun to watch your garden's progression, especially since it is all new !!!
Two questions, first, will Creeping Jenny choke out plants? And second, have you ever been to the Cape Cod Hydrangea festival/garden tour?
I don’t think Creeping Jenny would choke out plants unless they were low, but I would avoid planting it anywhere that it could freely crawl. I’ve only planted it contained in the concrete bed between my sidewalk and foundation at my last home. It will spread quickly.
I’ve not been to the hydrangea festival.
Just some history on sunpatiens.
They're called impatiens in NZ and have been one of the earliest flowering plants to become fashionable in the 1970s.
They've made many more colours since the 70s....but the irredecence has always been the attraction and how hardy they are as indoor and outdoor plants.
If you dead head your phlox and other flowering plants, they will bush out more and become stronger plants and may even give you a second flush.
Looking really great and filling out well.
Jo.😊(It's the roots that make a plant stronger and able to hold its stems better.)
Well done especially on getting your drip irrigation in....I can see why you titled your vlog...here's where the fun begins!
Sunpatiens are a brand name for a hybrid impatien that performs much better in sun than normal impatiens would. The standard impatiens have never performed well for me due to disease.
Absolutely beautiful. I marvel at your planning ability and incredibly hard work, it’s certainly paying off. I always look so forward to your videos🙌😊
I didn’t know evergreens kept on growing?! Thanks for the heads up. Love the hanging baskets along your porch.
Matthew it is really coming together! You inspire and teach me constantly.
Very pretty ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I feel like your lawnmower is stopping by and checking on you 😉 Thanks for sharing, your garden has come a long way 🤩
Wow! Look how far you have come in just one year! So inspiring ❤
So beautiful!
Matthew the view behind you at the end was gorgeous! Nice job! Deanna
Beautiful plants! Beautiful design! I enjoy watching your progress. You inspire me!!
I had to laugh when you said, see there's "A WEED" popping through over here! (Just one!!) Oh, my I think I should just grow a crabgrass garden! And now something's eating my coneflower petals!! Why can't they eat the crabgrass???
Can't wait to see your variety of shrubs around your fence. I like the mixture idea.
You must have missed a video of that space a few weeks ago.
You are an amazing designer and gardener !!
Yoj be done an amazing job in your new property and I’m sure a lot more to come !!
Be proud!!
Gorgeous!🎉🎉🎉🎉
Everything is looking absolutely stunning Mathew 🥰
Gorgeous! 🌼🐝
It’s all looking so pretty!! You have gotten a ton done in a short period of time, great job!!
I always enjoy your videos 😊 but this one was timely for me, especially talking about the bed on the outside of the fence. One of my Fall projects this year is creating a mixed shrub/evergreen border. Thank you for sharing, Matthew!
Nice work.
Iseli evergreens, specifically conifers don’t stop growing. 😀
You should give your mower a name 🤣 my roomba is crazy Steve because he gets lost. What about that climbing hydrangea for the swing set.
His name is Tony! I think climbing hydrangeas get too tall based on the one I’ve seen on The Impatient Gardener’s Channel, so I’m not sure.
Thankyou for the tour, beautiful 😊
I have no clue how your sunpatiens look that good I've given my sunpatiens in the ground plenty of sun and water.. I'm in a zone 6b Northeast Ohio Garden and they just wilt in the sun and don't recover well at all. I don't fertilize as they do better supposedly without fertilizer.
I've moved some in a shady condition and they perk right up. Weird...
Maybe someone gave your plants the wrong tags and are actually inpatients or like where I live in Indiana the sun seems to be a lot more stronger and intense when it does come out. I hope they get their footing and do better for you, since a lot of them are greenhouse grown the sun may just be to much if you put them directly in the garden.
Oh no, that is odd. Mine do have drip and get watered daily, but even before I had the drip in they seemed to do pretty well. I’ve found it does take them a bit to get established and these are just now starting to perform really well.
Love your gardens!
Looks amazing!
Beautiful!!!🦋
How beautiful! 💜💙💚💫
I really enjoy your videos. Do you ever feel overwhelmed having moved from the much smaller property to this much larger property with trying to figure out what and where to plant? Just amazing what you have accomplished is less than a year. Thank you for sharing.
What and where is much easier now in some regards because I don’t have to worry about whether I can plant something due to its size. It’ll fit somewhere! 😂
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden Just a lot more plants, right? Keep up the good work.
Love your new garden. When you tackle the Peter Cottontail I’d love to see it as I bought some this year and I’m not sure how to go about cutting it back.
Everything looks amazing!!!
Your garden is so wonderful. I like it❤❤❤
Ur an amazing landscape design gardener❤
You mentioned u might plant a few perennials in the area where you are growing shrubs if that perennial grows like a shrub. That sounds like a perfect fit for babtisia. I just can’t recall if you have out any in yet. They are native and a host plant. Last way long (100 years). Their disciplined shrub form is perfect for what u described. Good video today by the way
I don’t have a baptisia at this property, but I’ve got to be certain of where I want to put one before I do because they’re next to impossible to move later.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGardenI have moved a couple of baptisia successfully! I moved them because they weren’t thriving, and I decided they needed more sun. Probably because of that, the taproot wasn’t as deep as it could have been. They have settled in nicely after being moved.
Golden butterflies daisy caught my attention too
Have you found in your experience the sunpatiens to be more deer resistant or similar to impatiens for those pesky little eaters ?
I can’t speak to that since I’ve not had any deer damage in this bed. But, the rabbits didn’t bother them and instead went for the gomphrena.
I can’t wait to see the new 9’ bed behind hydrangea row! I love the mix of things you’re planning to add. 🌸 Hope to see you in the hydrangeas at Siebenthaler 😁
Do you work there?
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden ha ha no but I should! My office is nearby & I often browse at lunch & spontaneously buy a tree or 2🙋♀️. I remember you talking about them in other videos😁 wonderful staff.
Hi, I live realativly close to you, I started shoppping in Stock ledgers nursery due to you videos. Is there any other nurseries locally you feel have good variety and healthy plants please? Thanks.
Stockslager’s, Brown’s, Natorp’s, Siebenthaler’s, Bern’s, and Grandma’s Garden is where I have shopped the most just based on my own needs. They each have their own speciality in my opinion, whether it be from the large variety of PW annuals Stockslager’s carries and their friendly and family feeling staff, to the large trees and shrubs for the value at Brown’s, the atmosphere at Bern’s and Grandma’s Gardens (go feed the goats), or the huge variety of options at Natorp’s. It really depends on how you like to shop and what you’re looking for. When I’m looking for something I typically know where I need to go since they all have their niche.
You are so lucky to have all of these nurseries by you. I live south of Denver and since a large nursery closed by me there's like one small nursery that's close. Otherwise several others are quite far away. The only other places to shop here are the big box stores that don't have much of a selection. You would think it would be the opposite since they basically have a captive audience.....so sad.
Your new garden is beautiful to see and coming along very well! My soil here in WV, zone 6, is a lot of clay and hard to dig! That has been frustrating for me. Do you have any suggestions for clay soil? Thank you!
Incorporating organic matter is really the only way to resolve it. I have many videos on the channel discussing it. We also have clay soil, but this new garden is better than my last.
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From where did you manage to buy bare root Salvia? Amazing garden
Wholesale accounts, but I’ve also seen it in packages at Costco/Sams before.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden Thank you for the information. I appreciate it.
Just heard your comment about young hydrangeas needing pruning to strengthen their stems. Can you refer me to a video that explains that? My Strawberry Sundae (First Edition) hydrangeas, planted last September, were doing great until I got 2 inches of rain twice. Now they’re drooping badly. I think I’ll stake them but need to know how to prune to strengthen. Also, should I cut the blooms to release the weight? Zone 8b…southeast Alabama. Thanks!
There are several hydrangea pruning videos on my channel if you search for them. It’s a paniculata hydrangea.
I like the idea of trialing different hydrangeas under your tree! Would you recommend planting Incrediballs in a sunny spot? Oregon zone8. I read they don’t flop but I recall you having to stake yours at your prior garden? I love your new hydrangea hedge
They have stronger stems, and they’re definitely an improvement over regular Annabelle, but they CAN flop. But I’m super excited about a new release next year called FlowerFull from First Editions shrubs. Look it up. I’m going to see it tomorrow at Cultivate and share it on Instagram.
Thank you so much! FlowerFull sounds promising :) I’ll look forward to your review from cultivate. So cool!
Have you considered disbudding the first year bare root perennials, such as the phlox?
No. I don’t typically do any of those things unless I’m transplanting.
Good👍 day good👍 job safety me
From St Louis suburbs. Do you have deer issues? Our deer are completely out of control
I have had very minimal deer issues this year and I’m hoping it stays that way.
Neighbors ? 🌺💚🙃
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❤Everything looks so beautiful! You’ve done an amazing job with the property 😊