Planting Hydrangea Annabelle and Hosta Francee in the borders of the White Garden. This years baby Woodpecker builds up his courage, but will he fledge?
So wonderful! I love white flowers and I’m working on the white garden myself here. In the US those hydrangeas are called “Incrediball” and I love them so much! Thanks for sharing your beautiful and peaceful garden!
I hadn’t realised how popular white gardens are particularly in the US until I posted on TH-cam. Good Luck with your own white garden and thank you for watching and the lovely comments 😊
I am planting, creating, replanting , going crazy and my garden go what ever it want. I wish I could have beautiful garden like yours. White look amazing and is my favourite. Greetings from Australia =)
Hello and welcome from Northumberland. It sounds like you are having a very busy time in your garden. White gardens are my favourite too, as you can probably tell. Thank you for watching my video and good luck with the planting 😊
@@thequarrygardener5578 Yes, I am very busy building structures and fixing garden after water damage, but is Ok I will do it =) First I will finish building what I have planned and then I will start buying white plants to have for our spring white base for my garden I hope =)
Consider Arum Lily, very tolerant of wet or damp soil conditions and once established they will flower profusley with the most beautiful flowers that are pure white. Loved your walk and talk of your garden, stunning.
I think sometimes a little bit of luck has a lot to do with how well a plant performs in your garden. I planted the larger of the two viburnum without much knowledge of the plant years ago and it performs every year without any intervention from me. I was just lucky that I planted it in the right spot in the garden 😊
Thank you so much! If you like white gardens then check out Sissinghurst Castle and garden, it’s a National Trust property in Kent in the UK. Mine will never be on that scale but it’s fun trying 😊 Thanks again for watching.
Helo its good to see your unique beautifully gadern .i m also into gaderning im learning a lot you .i lost my viburnum , Nandina and rhaphiolopia plants due to extreme hot temperatures .u deserve more subscribers
Hello and thank you for your lovely comments. I’ve always gardened throughout my life but TH-cam is something very new to me which I only started to use last year during the Covid lockdowns. I’m sorry you have lost your shrubs, it’s very disappointing to lose plants because of weather conditions. We obviously garden in very different climates, I would love to garden in more sun we have lots of rain here in the far north of England but I wouldn’t be able to cope in extreme heat just like your shrubs. Thanks again for watching 😊
@@thequarrygardener5578 im in Africa ( Botswana country) it is a hot country in summers with less rains. June is our start of winter season ( cold season)
The garden is an old sandstone quarry, the upper section is approx 1.5 acres but I’ve only developed about a third of that so far. The lower part of the quarry is larger with about 2 acres which we will turn into a garden. A further small woodland we will just leave to nature. Thanks for the lovely comments 😊
Proven winners have bred strong Annabelle it's an improved version of Annabelle and supposed to have stronger stems and not flop like the original Annabelle can. Love your videos and garden.
Hello and welcome. I’m hoping it’s an Annabelle, it was in the end of season rack at the garden centre last year when I purchased it with a hand written label so it may be an incrediball, either way it should fit in with the colour scheme. Thanks for clarifying that though. I only wish we could buy more proven winners in the UK, the plants look amazing when I see them on other TH-cam gardening videos. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel 😊
Hello new friend here! Thank you for sharing your garden with me. I just love how it’s all coming 🫑🍅🪴👍together and growing so nicely! I love to garden and I also make garden videos. I in my 3rd year gardening. I have so much to still learn. I’d love it if we could learn more from each other! Happy gardening 👨🌾
Thank you so much and welcome. One of the best parts of making videos is connecting with gardeners all around the world through the comments section. I’ve just subscribed to your channel and like you I’m watching a rabbit on the lawn, hopefully he doesn’t cause too much havoc in the flowerbed. Congratulations on reaching 3K subscribers, that’s amazing 😊
Absolutely love your garden. Before this video I watched your other video of your moving a viburnum. Im so pleased you can prune them To size, as I'd love one next to my fence to grow high In years to come (neighbour privacy). I don't have a huge amount of room but have wanted this plant for so long. I have mainly containers in my garden, as my ground is under a load of gravel from previous owners, but I'm sure I could get one of these in the ground I'd I buy a smaller size for now. Can I ask exactly the variety of this plant please.
Hello and welcome to my garden. The plant is a viburnum plicatum mariesii, if you can’t locate this variety there is another one, viburnum plicatum Kilimanjaro which is also worth growing. Thank you for watching my video 😊
I am growing a white garden for the first time and I just discovered your channel. I love your white garden! Along with Sissinghurst and Claus Dalby's white garden, it is an inspiration for me. I would love to have frothy white umbellifers growing with the white foxgloves and alliums that I planted. You mentioned growing several umbellifers. What types do you grow, and do you have a favorite?
Hello and Welcome! I grow two perennial white umbellifers which are trouble free and stunning. Cenolophium Denudatum (Baltic Parsley) flowers late spring early summer and Selinum Wallichianum (Milk Parsley) flowers mid to late summer and continues for me well into the Autumn. Both botanical names quite a mouthful but are thankfully both referred to by their common names. I also grown two annual types, Ammi Majus and Orlaya Grandiflora. I’ve found in my garden the Orlaya variety does best especially if I seed it in the Autumn. Hope this helps. Thankyou for tuning in and watching my video 😊
Hello, if it’s the plant either side of the steps it is a Rodgersia. It’s a gorgeous plant mainly grown for its huge leaves but it does flower in mid summer. There are several different types all equally as good as each other, the bronze leaved variety (I think it’s called Bronze Peacock) is particularly stunning. Hope this helps and thanks for watching 😊
@@thequarrygardener5578 I'm just loving your gardens. Thanks for the name, I'll look and see if I can get one here in Ontario, Canada. Do you have a Viburnum that they call the Wedding Cake tree?
Sorry me again, I don't have much shade in My garden, so white hydrangeas die for me. 😢. Would u have a suggestion for another white summer flowering plant please
That’s no problem, I enjoy very much this part of having a TH-cam channel, corresponding with other gardeners worldwide. I’m assuming you are referring to shrubs rather than perennials? I have a small sunny spot in my white garden and I grow a Limelight hydrangea which does tolerate full sun as long as I keep the soil moist. I also grow Buddleja Davidii White Profusion (butterfly bush). Two plants I intend to try in the near future are a white lilac which is spring flowering but I’m going to grow a white clematis through it and use the lilac as a framework for a summer flowering clematis or possibly a rose. Lastly I’m going to try and grow a Hibiscus White Chiffon. Hope this helps.
@@thequarrygardener5578 that helps a lot thank you. I used to have a large white lilac tree.. I hadn't a clue what it was as I knew nothing about gardening. We had to take it down as I couldn't get the trailer to my workshop at the time due to the tree being in the way. I regret it so much.. I've just planted 2 purple lilac bushes, so I may get a white one now you've mentioned it. They will look nice together. Limelight hydrangea sounds fabulous. It would get afternoon sun.. I hope that's OK. Noon until approx 8pm . Thanks for your help
So wonderful! I love white flowers and I’m working on the white garden myself here. In the US those hydrangeas are called “Incrediball” and I love them so much! Thanks for sharing your beautiful and peaceful garden!
I hadn’t realised how popular white gardens are particularly in the US until I posted on TH-cam. Good Luck with your own white garden and thank you for watching and the lovely comments 😊
I am planting, creating, replanting , going crazy and my garden go what ever it want. I wish I could have beautiful garden like yours. White look amazing and is my favourite. Greetings from Australia =)
Hello and welcome from Northumberland. It sounds like you are having a very busy time in your garden. White gardens are my favourite too, as you can probably tell. Thank you for watching my video and good luck with the planting 😊
@@thequarrygardener5578 Yes, I am very busy building structures and fixing garden after water damage, but is Ok I will do it =) First I will finish building what I have planned and then I will start buying white plants to have for our spring white base for my garden I hope =)
Absolutely stunning garden!!
Thank you very much for watching and your lovely comment 😊
Hi, I have just found your channel and subscribed. Your garden is beautiful.
Thank you so much for watching, subscribing and taking the time to comment. It’s very much appreciated 😊
Indeed it looks so nice
Thank you for your lovely comment and for watching my video 😊
Absolutely gorgeous, as usual! I especially love the beautiful bench nestled behind the viburnums!!
With such a mild winter and a lot of rain recently it’s definitely a good year for flowering shrubs. The bench is almost hidden now. Thanks again 😊
Your garden is beautiful!
Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to comment 😊
Such a serene setting. The textures and various shades of greens is so relaxing to the eye.
Thank you, I really appreciate your comment. I think sometimes as gardeners we forget shades of green are just as important as any other colour.
Garden Looks so Beautiful dear
So nice of you, Thank you 😊
Beautiful!
Thank you very much for watching 😊
Looks like heaven on earth to me. Love all the wildlife 🐛🦋🐝😊
That’s a lovely comment, I’m incredibly lucky to garden where I do, hard work but worth it. Thanks for your continued support 😊
Consider Arum Lily, very tolerant of wet or damp soil conditions and once established they will flower profusley with the most beautiful flowers that are pure white.
Loved your walk and talk of your garden, stunning.
Great suggestion! I’ll do some research and see what’s available in my local plant nursery and garden centre. Thanks for watching 😊
What a wonderful Garden and video.
Thank you so much for a lovely comment and for watching my video. Hope you continue to watch 😊
Those primulas are lovely.
As are those viburnums!
I think sometimes a little bit of luck has a lot to do with how well a plant performs in your garden. I planted the larger of the two viburnum without much knowledge of the plant years ago and it performs every year without any intervention from me. I was just lucky that I planted it in the right spot in the garden 😊
Gorgeous space!! Love the White garden and your patio 💚
Thank you so much! If you like white gardens then check out Sissinghurst Castle and garden, it’s a National Trust property in Kent in the UK. Mine will never be on that scale but it’s fun trying 😊 Thanks again for watching.
Helo its good to see your unique beautifully gadern .i m also into gaderning im learning a lot you .i lost my viburnum , Nandina and rhaphiolopia plants due to extreme hot temperatures .u deserve more subscribers
Hello and thank you for your lovely comments. I’ve always gardened throughout my life but TH-cam is something very new to me which I only started to use last year during the Covid lockdowns. I’m sorry you have lost your shrubs, it’s very disappointing to lose plants because of weather conditions. We obviously garden in very different climates, I would love to garden in more sun we have lots of rain here in the far north of England but I wouldn’t be able to cope in extreme heat just like your shrubs. Thanks again for watching 😊
@@thequarrygardener5578 im in Africa ( Botswana country) it is a hot country in summers with less rains. June is our start of winter season ( cold season)
I'm Richi is your land huge? I'm looking for a tour of the full? It looks so large and lush I love it
The garden is an old sandstone quarry, the upper section is approx 1.5 acres but I’ve only developed about a third of that so far. The lower part of the quarry is larger with about 2 acres which we will turn into a garden. A further small woodland we will just leave to nature. Thanks for the lovely comments 😊
Proven winners have bred strong Annabelle it's an improved version of Annabelle and supposed to have stronger stems and not flop like the original Annabelle can. Love your videos and garden.
Hello and welcome. I’m hoping it’s an Annabelle, it was in the end of season rack at the garden centre last year when I purchased it with a hand written label so it may be an incrediball, either way it should fit in with the colour scheme. Thanks for clarifying that though. I only wish we could buy more proven winners in the UK, the plants look amazing when I see them on other TH-cam gardening videos. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel 😊
Hello new friend here! Thank you for sharing your garden with me. I just love how it’s all coming 🫑🍅🪴👍together and growing so nicely! I love to garden and I also make garden videos. I in my 3rd year gardening. I have so much to still learn. I’d love it if we could learn more from each other! Happy gardening 👨🌾
Thank you so much and welcome. One of the best parts of making videos is connecting with gardeners all around the world through the comments section. I’ve just subscribed to your channel and like you I’m watching a rabbit on the lawn, hopefully he doesn’t cause too much havoc in the flowerbed. Congratulations on reaching 3K subscribers, that’s amazing 😊
Absolutely love your garden. Before this video I watched your other video of your moving a viburnum. Im so pleased you can prune them To size, as I'd love one next to my fence to grow high In years to come (neighbour privacy). I don't have a huge amount of room but have wanted this plant for so long. I have mainly containers in my garden, as my ground is under a load of gravel from previous owners, but I'm sure I could get one of these in the ground I'd I buy a smaller size for now. Can I ask exactly the variety of this plant please.
Hello and welcome to my garden. The plant is a viburnum plicatum mariesii, if you can’t locate this variety there is another one, viburnum plicatum Kilimanjaro which is also worth growing. Thank you for watching my video 😊
@@thequarrygardener5578 thank you so much for the reply
I am growing a white garden for the first time and I just discovered your channel. I love your white garden! Along with Sissinghurst and Claus Dalby's white garden, it is an inspiration for me. I would love to have frothy white umbellifers growing with the white foxgloves and alliums that I planted. You mentioned growing several umbellifers. What types do you grow, and do you have a favorite?
Hello and Welcome! I grow two perennial white umbellifers which are trouble free and stunning. Cenolophium Denudatum (Baltic Parsley) flowers late spring early summer and Selinum Wallichianum (Milk Parsley) flowers mid to late summer and continues for me well into the Autumn. Both botanical names quite a mouthful but are thankfully both referred to by their common names. I also grown two annual types, Ammi Majus and Orlaya Grandiflora. I’ve found in my garden the Orlaya variety does best especially if I seed it in the Autumn. Hope this helps. Thankyou for tuning in and watching my video 😊
What is the name of the gorgeous plant with the huge leaves?? It all solid green with points. I can't make out what you call it.
Hello, if it’s the plant either side of the steps it is a Rodgersia. It’s a gorgeous plant mainly grown for its huge leaves but it does flower in mid summer. There are several different types all equally as good as each other, the bronze leaved variety (I think it’s called Bronze Peacock) is particularly stunning. Hope this helps and thanks for watching 😊
@@thequarrygardener5578 I'm just loving your gardens. Thanks for the name, I'll look and see if I can get one here in Ontario, Canada. Do you have a Viburnum that they call the Wedding Cake tree?
Sorry me again, I don't have much shade in My garden, so white hydrangeas die for me. 😢. Would u have a suggestion for another white summer flowering plant please
That’s no problem, I enjoy very much this part of having a TH-cam channel, corresponding with other gardeners worldwide. I’m assuming you are referring to shrubs rather than perennials? I have a small sunny spot in my white garden and I grow a Limelight hydrangea which does tolerate full sun as long as I keep the soil moist. I also grow Buddleja Davidii White Profusion (butterfly bush). Two plants I intend to try in the near future are a white lilac which is spring flowering but I’m going to grow a white clematis through it and use the lilac as a framework for a summer flowering clematis or possibly a rose. Lastly I’m going to try and grow a Hibiscus White Chiffon. Hope this helps.
@@thequarrygardener5578 that helps a lot thank you. I used to have a large white lilac tree.. I hadn't a clue what it was as I knew nothing about gardening. We had to take it down as I couldn't get the trailer to my workshop at the time due to the tree being in the way. I regret it so much.. I've just planted 2 purple lilac bushes, so I may get a white one now you've mentioned it. They will look nice together. Limelight hydrangea sounds fabulous. It would get afternoon sun.. I hope that's OK. Noon until approx 8pm . Thanks for your help