Hi 🌺. Wonderful tour at your garden . It looks amazing with these pretty plants. The roses and the hydrangeas are stunning also the hostas and you can add clematis near the begonias . Have a great day . 🌺🌻🌺
Everything is beautiful! I’m in zone 10b, it’s so mild where I live it still hasn’t really gone above 70 degrees. Seeing your hydrangeas blooming while mine still haven’t even formed buds has made me realize that in my climate I need to stick to more evergreen things. Even my crape Myrtle trees are leafing out but hardly, where in other “colder” zones they’re full of leaves and providing shade. But in my climate I have things like salvia and African daisies blooming year round. It’s so crazy the difference between zones, and how having a lack of cold in winter and then a very mild spring can actually slow plants down to the point of them not being that great. Less hydrangeas for me, more salvia and roses 😅
That area has just improved 100%. The grass and rock border really converted it into a full garden that you can stroll through and enjoy. I love all the hostas. I have too many deer devouring mine - I need to replace with more ferns. I’m so jealous of your Hydrangeas too. I can’t seem to get the rights ones for the shade that I have. I Love ❤ roses but can only have 2. My yard is mostly shade so I’m always looking for examples for my area that will make it look better.
Hi 🌺. Wonderful tour at your garden . It looks amazing with these pretty plants. The roses and the hydrangeas are stunning also the hostas and you can add clematis near the begonias . Have a great day . 🌺🌻🌺
So beautiful and peaceful thanks for sharing.💚
I LOVE YOUR woodland garden sooo much
❤ How beautiful everything looks so nicely done great job
Everything is beautiful! I’m in zone 10b, it’s so mild where I live it still hasn’t really gone above 70 degrees. Seeing your hydrangeas blooming while mine still haven’t even formed buds has made me realize that in my climate I need to stick to more evergreen things. Even my crape Myrtle trees are leafing out but hardly, where in other “colder” zones they’re full of leaves and providing shade. But in my climate I have things like salvia and African daisies blooming year round. It’s so crazy the difference between zones, and how having a lack of cold in winter and then a very mild spring can actually slow plants down to the point of them not being that great. Less hydrangeas for me, more salvia and roses 😅
That area has just improved 100%. The grass and rock border really converted it into a full garden that you can stroll through and enjoy.
I love all the hostas. I have too many deer devouring mine - I need to replace with more ferns.
I’m so jealous of your Hydrangeas too. I can’t seem to get the rights ones for the shade that I have.
I Love ❤ roses but can only have 2. My yard is mostly shade so I’m always looking for examples for my area that will make it look better.
lol barefoot and looking into the trees, a dream!
Fantastic. That is a great transformation, I love that walk you’ve got going on there. Your garden is looking fab it was never in doubt. Well done.
You’ve inspired me to plant more hydrangeas ❤
Your garden is very beautiful and full of flowers, the plants look absolutely fresh and healthy and are all blooming, very nice!👍👍
So pretty 😊❤
Beautiful tour and you should be so proud of yourselves 🍃🌹🍃
Nothing like a grounding barefoot walk in a beautiful garden-especially when it’s so beautiful and your own.
Definitely a dream come true!❤
Greetings from Ireland, Beautiful garden, Its the bees knees.
beautiful garden💗
Arabian styled paradise
How often you fertilize your roses?. They're so beautiful 🌹🌹🌹
I try to fertilize once a month during growing season.❤