“One plant short of a hedge” is now my new go to phrase to replace not the sharpest tool in the shed 😂. And those superbeanas are absolutely amazing!!!
Yep I had been asking in comments too! I heard her address the answer yesterday on Garden Answer Highlights, and so nice of her to also comment about him in this video too. 🐱❤
Great to know you plant very late in the fall with success. I bought 25 new bare root roses from Palatine for delivery this spring. I potted them all up and planned to put them in the ground in the fall, when new beds were ready. The bed prep took longer than expected, and I missed my zone 5b last safe plant date of September 1st. I debated whether to overwinter them in the garage, but decided to go ahead and plant them all in the ground. Wish me luck!
I just throw some leaves on top.. I’m in zone 5 and I’ve planted iris this late in the fall and they were fine.. iris is tough as long as the drainage is good
I'd just throw a rose collar around them and fill them with a layer of wood mulch over a layer of compost (or clean shredded leaf litter). They should be just fine.
I need a tee shirt that says one plant short of a hedge! 😂😂😂 Beautiful plantings today, and great to check in with the kitties 🐈 🐈⬛ 🐈 Just love that little “boop” evergreen. Great way to start the week!
Winter content request: I would love to see a series where you go back through photos of one bed or area in your house and discuss the changes you made year on year.
My favorite time to plant is fall. We get short springs that lead to hot humid summers that mean I'm out there fighting pests and hoping they're not drowning from the rain deluge that happens occasionally. I'll come home with discount my plants and my husband just smiles and says 'the blue bag'. Which means biotone and a shovel and he'll dig and plant where I want. I tore my ankle right before your mom broke hers and recently had a flare of an old should injury so he has been making sure I don't overdue it
@@lauragreen4899 heck yeah he is! It's funny but now he's starting to come home with random plant finds and says 'should I have gotten more instead of one?'. It's super cute
@@wandabrown508 easier said then done when I'm still harvesting tomatoes, peppers and green beans into October. Three years in this house and I'm starting to realize how short our winters are which means it's really easy to go go go
Good morning, Laura, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸 Nice small plantings with little "Bloops" here and there😂 Happy Gardening Everyone 👩🌾👍 ❤Peggy❤
So inspiring to see Laura working away planting these beautiful plants. And I loved hearing Laura's creative process as she figures where to plant them. Thank you for taking time to show us tge beautiful October yellow iris: what a delight! The pond continues to amaze. Of course, Douglas & Russell were the stars of the video.
I’m enthralled with reblooming irises. I guess they have yet to “catch on”, although they’ve been around for more than a decade that I know of. The first one I saw startled me so much ( I saw it in my neighborhood in Boise while driving) I almost wrecked. We have had one in our yard for about 6 years. It took 3 years before it actually rebloomed. I have pictures of it blooming on Halloween.
My reblooming from High Country are all going right now in Colorado and it’s first year year they’ve been planted, never seen it happen this soon but I was so excited
If you're in Boise, you're not far from Sutton Iris! Have you visited them? If not, I highly recommend a visit during bloom season! I visited about 10 years ago after they moved there from California. Mike Sutton is an amazing Iris Hybridizer! He breeds a lot of rebloomers for cooler zones, now that he's in ID. I wonder if Laura's yellow iris is "Harvest of Memories?" It's a well-known yellow rebloomer. 😊
I'm just trying to get mine to bloom once! I got some"clumps" from a neighbor. Several rhizomes and healthy leaves, past blooming Season. I know they don't bloom the first year but this was the second and still nothing. I'm really bummed.😪
good to know! I have a couple of reblooming iris and I've never seen them bloom even once this year ! ok , may be next year then :) its very strange to me that fully grown iris that was blooming in the pot never gives any blooms the very next year after planting it , have so many that I bought last year and they never bloomed
Ya know what I think is neat, Laura? When you ask us “What do you think?” about a placing of a plant and I think to myself “hmm, different.” And when you place it in a different spot I agree. Now isn’t that a success of your teaching us of good plant placement skills?! I love it! 😃
No worries on tagging flowers before blooms are lost. I know you have videos of every row.....already. Your whole land has been wonderful to watch as you & your whole team has transformed so far. Please add more drone shots, and before & afters.
Oh Laura, you are my inspiration! I have watched your channel for years now, and I still get inspired by your work. I have planted items that I haven’t been happy with and thought I made a huge mistake that I would have to live with. But you have regenerated my mind to move the misplaced plants until I am happy. Thanks for lessening my anxiety for putting the plan in my head to fruition. Love to you and your family from South Texas!
I know you do not usually like to repeat plants from year to year but I have to tell you that sparkling amethyst there takes my breath. OK it has been so beautiful throughout the whole summer and now we’re in October and it’s so beautiful.. how old you have to think twice before not planting that again because it’s just too good. Thank you for sharing your videos with us I particularly like the hedge of the hydrangea.
I knew that blue glass wouldn't last long in the fireplace! 🙂 Lovely choice! You have an amazing sense of balance and colour. Greetings from a sunny day in Germany!❤
I didn't realize that you could see the Hartley from the pond area. 😮 I guess when I am watching your videos, I just see the area you're working around and not the surrounding areas. So, no matter where you are on your property, all you see is a beautiful landscape. 😊❤
Now that the weather is changing, it will be nice to see how the garden goes to sleep, but you still have so much happy color throughout the gardens. 😊
This series in Chicago has been fantastic. From the Pond Head Quarters to the private homes. But of course, the most gorgeous one was the one you too were in awe of. We have never seen such a beautiful creation before. Shocked to see it in Illinois. That certainly surprised me. Washington, Oregon or maybe even my home state of California. The entire experience you shared with us has been amazing.& filled with inspiration. Thank you so very much. Cathleen
Like how comfy Russell is with the new chairs by the pond. That totem pole panicum is nice to hide behind during gusty winds. Got to remember that birch... neat contrasting dainty leaf structure.
Good Morning Laura !!! This is off topic Butttt!!!! I'm hoping you take us along when you cut back the over grown Sumac at the back of the south garden. My OCD is patiently waiting for that video 😂
Good Morning! 🍁Since I started watching you, I have changed the way I garden! I follow you on using the starter when I plant! My gardens are thanking me & look so much better! I am in love with the pond area, a wonderful sanctuary to go & relax! 😃👍🌿
You got lucky and got an extra reblooming iris! Once I discovered reblooming iris, that's all I'll plant now. It is so delightful to have a full crop of iris blooming again in autumn, and I'm lovin' it!
Hi, love your channel! Have you thought to maybe replant the extra Sumac that you we’re planning to thin out in the south garden and move them into the new pasture property? It would be a great use of them and would probably go well with what you want to do there with the border. 😊🌸 thanks Vicki
Good Morning Laura, Aaron and the Garden Answer families near and far. I'm from chilly zone 6b in Northampton, PA. I picked up two Azaleas last week. So glad I can still plant them. Excited to see what they will look like next year.
Good morning, Laura ☕️ I do love the Hybiscus however, agree it needs to be moved. The row of Hydrangeas is going to be stunning! I love that little Mugo Pine😍 Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Laura, love your videos, now that we have moved into a new house in Eugene, I love to see the Oregon plants, though we are a different zone. Thanks for the ideas. Planting now!!
Crazy Iris in October! I also have one iris that decided to wait until late September to start blooming, and is still going into October. Not just one or two blooms on one of the "reblooming" iris, but dozens of blooms on two plants that have been in constant bloom for weeks now. I divided most of my iris this year, but not this one which is situated among other iris that bloomed normally. I will definitely want to watch and divide this very odd, super late bloomer next year.
You guys have done such a great job, getting the pond and continuing on with the plants. 🌱 I watch your show on my TV, every morning with a cup of coffee. Love it.
Wow, talk about instant gratification with the hydrangea hedge! The small leafed birch is stunning by the pond/berm. I love how a breeze makes small leaf shrubs twinkle in the wind. It adds an element of whimsy to the garden.
Hi Laura, the iris isn't confused - there are many reblooming bearded iris varieties! I tend to go straight to the reblooming section of any website selling irises now, they are the most rewarding thing to see in the late autumn garden :) One of my favourite combinations in my garden is the white reblooming iris 'Immortality' planted next to the autumn colours of peonies and dogwoods.
Hi Laura, I love your attitude about the proper time to plant, up until you cant get a shovel in the ground! Your property is looking so good, I love following along your journey. I have learned so much from you over the yrs. and look forward to every mornings new adventure.
Beautiful additions to your gardens. Thanks to you, I ripped out 2 perennials this weekend that just weren’t doing it for me. Always used to feel guilty doing that but now I can feel guiltless with your inspiration 😊. Next spring I’ll plant things that make me happy!
I’m with Laura, never too late to plant as long as the ground isnt frozen or waterlogged. Here in the UK I planted yesterday because the weather has been so mild and its always good to plant while things are still at their full height because you can gauge better how it will fit in. I notice you use biotone, in the UK thats like bonemeal, a root builder so perfect for autumn planting. Perfect choice of location for this plants today.
Lol Laura has already switched out the decorative blue fire stone, I totally knew she was just being nice but I think we all knew that was outta there asap! Haha😂
Laura, you have such a good eye. When I first saw the Birch it really was not amazing…until you placed it in the garden! And I love the scent of Irises too…takes me back to my grandmother’s garden in Ohio. 💜
The plant turning story makes me laugh. The Hydrangeas and Sumacs are both going to be showstoppers! We’ve had our first hard frost up here in Yukon Canada, zone 1b so now your videos become my medicine again. I’ve been watching since your condo days, just before you moved, and they’re what’s gotten me through the winters. Thank you! ❄❄❄
Yep, never have been disappointed with mugo pines as they are ulta-hardy especially living in Northeast Ohio where temp. can go way below freezing. Love your colorful hydrangeas with superbenas and the border must be an annual I would imagine. Your ornamental grass in the background is so pretty and thriving well. Thanks for some ideas for my borders and have a great day!
My love for evergreens is immense thanks to you! This year I planted six evergreens from 7’ tall to 10” short. Green and blue, some yellow hues, spreading kind, upright and weeping 🥹 My garden space will not be bare-looking this winter!
About the "confused iris" - my neighbor shared some iris with me that blooms twice a year - spring and fall. I wish I knew the variety, but alas I do not. Enjoying the new blossoms right now!
So glad you posted this video as I have wondered how late you can plant and you focused on smaller plants. I just moved to a house with a much smaller yard so was looking for solutions for planting a smaller space. My sister is going to help me with the landscaping and she watches your channel religiously. She does so well I am trying to get her to start her own TH-cam channel. We'll see how it all goes but, I am encouraged every time I watch your videos. Thanks for sharing!
💕 Love 💕 love 💕 love the hydrangeas there in the sweep!❣️Everything is so pretty❣️Love the drawf birch. I never thought about using them and there’s alpine birch, also. Last summer I found we also have a weeping birch native here. It’s not like the cherry or willow, just very slightly drapery. LOL I would need a larger place for all my ideas, though.
“One plant short of a hedge” is now my new go to phrase to replace not the sharpest tool in the shed 😂. And those superbeanas are absolutely amazing!!!
Good one!
LOL
Awesome 😂
Love that! Think I'll pick up on it too! 😂
I love it 🤣
Thanks for the M.I.A. Report on Cheddar. Silly cat, has us all so worried about him. 🐈
We love them❤
Yep I had been asking in comments too! I heard her address the answer yesterday on Garden Answer Highlights, and so nice of her to also comment about him in this video too. 🐱❤
I was wondering too - didn’t want Cheddar to miss out. 💕
She posted a pic of him on Instagram the other day 👍😊😊😻😻😻
Let's not have a repeat of Dexter!!
Great to know you plant very late in the fall with success. I bought 25 new bare root roses from Palatine for delivery this spring. I potted them all up and planned to put them in the ground in the fall, when new beds were ready. The bed prep took longer than expected, and I missed my zone 5b last safe plant date of September 1st. I debated whether to overwinter them in the garage, but decided to go ahead and plant them all in the ground. Wish me luck!
You got this!
I just throw some leaves on top.. I’m in zone 5 and I’ve planted iris this late in the fall and they were fine.. iris is tough as long as the drainage is good
I'd just throw a rose collar around them and fill them with a layer of wood mulch over a layer of compost (or clean shredded leaf litter). They should be just fine.
Roses are hardy. They will be fine.
Giggling so hard at the plant turning story because that it totally something I would do too! 😂
I need a tee shirt that says one plant short of a hedge! 😂😂😂
Beautiful plantings today, and great to check in with the kitties 🐈 🐈⬛ 🐈 Just love that little “boop” evergreen. Great way to start the week!
Winter content request: I would love to see a series where you go back through photos of one bed or area in your house and discuss the changes you made year on year.
Hey Laura !! Never been this early, so I'd like to take this time to thank you for all the inspiration and knowledge you've given me!
Laura, thanks so much for the update on Cheddar! We love him like he’s part of our family! Really enjoyed all of your plantings this morning 💚🪴🪴
My favorite time to plant is fall. We get short springs that lead to hot humid summers that mean I'm out there fighting pests and hoping they're not drowning from the rain deluge that happens occasionally.
I'll come home with discount my plants and my husband just smiles and says 'the blue bag'. Which means biotone and a shovel and he'll dig and plant where I want. I tore my ankle right before your mom broke hers and recently had a flare of an old should injury so he has been making sure I don't overdue it
That's a good man!!
@@lauragreen4899 heck yeah he is! It's funny but now he's starting to come home with random plant finds and says 'should I have gotten more instead of one?'. It's super cute
Rest & feel better.
@@wandabrown508 easier said then done when I'm still harvesting tomatoes, peppers and green beans into October. Three years in this house and I'm starting to realize how short our winters are which means it's really easy to go go go
Short spring…..long hot humid summer! Yes. Same here in coastal NC.
Good morning, Laura, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸
Nice small plantings with little
"Bloops" here and there😂
Happy Gardening Everyone 👩🌾👍
❤Peggy❤
So inspiring to see Laura working away planting these beautiful plants. And I loved hearing Laura's creative process as she figures where to plant them. Thank you for taking time to show us tge beautiful October yellow iris: what a delight! The pond continues to amaze. Of course, Douglas & Russell were the stars of the video.
I’m enthralled with reblooming irises. I guess they have yet to “catch on”, although they’ve been around for more than a decade that I know of. The first one I saw startled me so much ( I saw it in my neighborhood in Boise while driving) I almost wrecked. We have had one in our yard for about 6 years. It took 3 years before it actually rebloomed. I have pictures of it blooming on Halloween.
My reblooming from High Country are all going right now in Colorado and it’s first year year they’ve been planted, never seen it happen this soon but I was so excited
If you're in Boise, you're not far from Sutton Iris! Have you visited them? If not, I highly recommend a visit during bloom season! I visited about 10 years ago after they moved there from California.
Mike Sutton is an amazing Iris Hybridizer! He breeds a lot of rebloomers for cooler zones, now that he's in ID.
I wonder if Laura's yellow iris is "Harvest of Memories?" It's a well-known yellow rebloomer. 😊
I'm just trying to get mine to bloom once! I got some"clumps" from a neighbor. Several rhizomes and healthy leaves, past blooming Season. I know they don't bloom the first year but this was the second and still nothing. I'm really bummed.😪
@@dod2304 Make sure they're in full sun and they're not overcrowded. Fertilizer that's high in nitrogen will also inhibit blooms.
good to know! I have a couple of reblooming iris and I've never seen them bloom even once this year ! ok , may be next year then :) its very strange to me that fully grown iris that was blooming in the pot never gives any blooms the very next year after planting it , have so many that I bought last year and they never bloomed
Ya know what I think is neat, Laura? When you ask us “What do you think?” about a placing of a plant and I think to myself “hmm, different.” And when you place it in a different spot I agree. Now isn’t that a success of your teaching us of good plant placement skills?! I love it! 😃
Ooohhhhh, the Tiger Eye Sumacs & their fall colors are looking phenomenal!!!!!
Do you remember how many Superbena's you planted in the drift? It looks incredible!
No worries on tagging flowers before blooms are lost. I know you have videos of every row.....already.
Your whole land has been wonderful to watch as you & your whole team has transformed so far.
Please add more drone shots, and before & afters.
Oh Laura, you are my inspiration! I have watched your channel for years now, and I still get inspired by your work. I have planted items that I haven’t been happy with and thought I made a huge mistake that I would have to live with. But you have regenerated my mind to move the misplaced plants until I am happy. Thanks for lessening my anxiety for putting the plan in my head to fruition. Love to you and your family from South Texas!
A cute little “boop”. That is all I need to hear: I’m in.
I know you do not usually like to repeat plants from year to year but I have to tell you that sparkling amethyst there takes my breath. OK it has been so beautiful throughout the whole summer and now we’re in October and it’s so beautiful.. how old you have to think twice before not planting that again because it’s just too good. Thank you for sharing your videos with us I particularly like the hedge of the hydrangea.
I knew that blue glass wouldn't last long in the fireplace! 🙂 Lovely choice! You have an amazing sense of balance and colour.
Greetings from a sunny day in Germany!❤
I love how the sumac color shows from afar! Gorgeous!!
That sparkling amethyst is absolutely amazing. Gorgeous!!! The hedge now looks much better😀
A fall colors garden tour of your garden would be great! Im trying to incorporate more fall colors 🍁🍂🍁
I didn't realize that you could see the Hartley from the pond area. 😮 I guess when I am watching your videos, I just see the area you're working around and not the surrounding areas. So, no matter where you are on your property, all you see is a beautiful landscape. 😊❤
One plant short of a hedge is GA’s version of one fry short of a Happy Meal.🤣
As always, another great video.
Love the floofiness of Douglas, those ears., that tail.😍 All three fur babies just so cute.❤❤❤
The iris isn't confused. Appears it is a reblooming variety. I have a lovely purple one blooming it's head off here in Northern Arizona Zome 8.😊
I have purposely planted rebloomers so that I can get their beautiful blooms in the autumn ❤
Yes! Maybe, Harvest of Memories!
Good Monday morning GA community...coffee cheers to starting a great week of video's from Laura and Aaron!
Thanks for the Cheddar update! It is good to know he is doing great. ❤
Boop! The little pine poof is adorable 😊 Curious how is the weather station working out for you guys?
Good question - I’d forgotten about that!
oh my gosh I love everything!!!!!! I want your job!
Now that the weather is changing, it will be nice to see how the garden goes to sleep, but you still have so much happy color throughout the gardens. 😊
This series in Chicago has been fantastic. From the Pond Head Quarters to the private homes. But of course, the most gorgeous one was the one you too were in awe of. We have never seen such a beautiful creation before. Shocked to see it in Illinois. That certainly surprised me. Washington, Oregon or maybe even my home state of California. The entire experience you shared with us has been amazing.& filled with inspiration. Thank you so very much. Cathleen
Everything looks so beautiful. Happy to have your old planting music back too. 😂
Your digging ability has greatly improved over the years I remember that you couldn't even get the shovel in the dirt 😂❤
Like how comfy Russell is with the new chairs by the pond.
That totem pole panicum is nice to hide behind during gusty winds. Got to remember that birch... neat contrasting dainty leaf structure.
Good Morning Laura !!!
This is off topic Butttt!!!! I'm hoping you take us along when you cut back the over grown Sumac at the back of the south garden. My OCD is patiently waiting for that video 😂
If my garden look like this, I don't mind laying down there 🌸 💖 😊
Good Morning! 🍁Since I started watching you, I have changed the way I garden! I follow you on using the starter when I plant! My gardens are thanking me & look so much better! I am in love with the pond area, a wonderful sanctuary to go & relax! 😃👍🌿
That first display is beautiful - looks very "bridal". The superbena is a sea wave of purple. Just gorgeous to see in the fall.💜🩷
Love the hydrangea hedge! Boop! How cute is that pine! Just keep planting. Just keep planting.🐟
You got lucky and got an extra reblooming iris! Once I discovered reblooming iris, that's all I'll plant now. It is so delightful to have a full crop of iris blooming again in autumn, and I'm lovin' it!
My day does not start without watching GA!!
Hi, love your channel! Have you thought to maybe replant the extra Sumac that you we’re planning to thin out in the south garden and move them into the new pasture property? It would be a great use of them and would probably go well with what you want to do there with the border. 😊🌸 thanks Vicki
Good Morning Laura, Aaron and the Garden Answer families near and far. I'm from chilly zone 6b in Northampton, PA. I picked up two Azaleas last week. So glad I can still plant them. Excited to see what they will look like next year.
Good morning, Laura ☕️ I do love the Hybiscus however, agree it needs to be moved. The row of Hydrangeas is going to be stunning! I love that little Mugo Pine😍 Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Fall Planting make Springtime so much better! 🙂
The grass is looking fantastic Aaron 👌🏼
I love hydrangeas so much and to have a whole wall like that makes my heart sing. OMG so exited to see the progress of this.
Laura, love your videos, now that we have moved into a new house in Eugene, I love to see the Oregon plants, though we are a different zone. Thanks for the ideas. Planting now!!
Crazy Iris in October! I also have one iris that decided to wait until late September to start blooming, and is still going into October. Not just one or two blooms on one of the "reblooming" iris, but dozens of blooms on two plants that have been in constant bloom for weeks now. I divided most of my iris this year, but not this one which is situated among other iris that bloomed normally. I will definitely want to watch and divide this very odd, super late bloomer next year.
You guys have done such a great job, getting the pond and continuing on with the plants. 🌱 I watch your show on my TV, every morning with a cup of coffee. Love it.
Wow, talk about instant gratification with the hydrangea hedge! The small leafed birch is stunning by the pond/berm. I love how a breeze makes small leaf shrubs twinkle in the wind. It adds an element of whimsy to the garden.
Hi Laura, the iris isn't confused - there are many reblooming bearded iris varieties! I tend to go straight to the reblooming section of any website selling irises now, they are the most rewarding thing to see in the late autumn garden :) One of my favourite combinations in my garden is the white reblooming iris 'Immortality' planted next to the autumn colours of peonies and dogwoods.
Hi Laura, I love your attitude about the proper time to plant, up until you cant get a shovel in the ground! Your property is looking so good, I love following along your journey. I have learned so much from you over the yrs. and look forward to every mornings new adventure.
Morning Laura your flowers are so beautiful love everything you do
Please do a autumn tour! I think you have a beautiful plants in the landscape that have summer, fall and winter interest.
What lovely plants for Fall. Here in the South East we are having a beautiful autumn 🧡🐈🍂🌾🍁
So sweet that you took the time to stop and smell the flowers 😊🌼✌🏻
Ugh! That hedge is absolutely gorgeous! The colors are so beautiful. Hydrangeas are my favorite!
Superbena hedge is so beautiful. What a statement.
Beautiful additions to your gardens. Thanks to you, I ripped out 2 perennials this weekend that just weren’t doing it for me. Always used to feel guilty doing that but now I can feel guiltless with your inspiration 😊. Next spring I’ll plant things that make me happy!
Good Morning Laura, looks like it might be a might cool there this morning. So much beauty. Have a great day.
Gosh I get excited with every planting as though it's my own garden!! Thank you so much.
Perfect places for the new plantings and those superbeanas are still absolutely beautiful. Glad all the kitties are doing well😊
I’m with Laura, never too late to plant as long as the ground isnt frozen or waterlogged. Here in the UK I planted yesterday because the weather has been so mild and its always good to plant while things are still at their full height because you can gauge better how it will fit in. I notice you use biotone, in the UK thats like bonemeal, a root builder so perfect for autumn planting. Perfect choice of location for this plants today.
So tastefully done, Laura. Just BEAUTIFUL!
Em kính chúc chị ngày càng nhiều sức khỏe nhiều Mai Mắn trong công việc phong cảnh rất đẹp ❤❤❤
The pond and woodland area is an absolute treasure ❤ I am so happy for you all.
Lol Laura has already switched out the decorative blue fire stone, I totally knew she was just being nice but I think we all knew that was outta there asap! Haha😂
I think she did it as soon as Greg left.😂
Laura, you have such a good eye. When I first saw the Birch it really was not amazing…until you placed it in the garden! And I love the scent of Irises too…takes me back to my grandmother’s garden in Ohio. 💜
Garden answers Morning Sweet Laura and Aaron, beautiful fall morning.Sending my love and God's blessings to you all.Wanda In Ok
The plant turning story makes me laugh. The Hydrangeas and Sumacs are both going to be showstoppers!
We’ve had our first hard frost up here in Yukon Canada, zone 1b so now your videos become my medicine again. I’ve been watching since your condo days, just before you moved, and they’re what’s gotten me through the winters. Thank you! ❄❄❄
That hedge is absolutely gorgeous!
Yep, never have been disappointed with mugo pines as they are ulta-hardy especially living in Northeast Ohio where temp. can go way below freezing. Love your colorful hydrangeas with superbenas and the border must be an annual I would imagine. Your ornamental grass in the background is so pretty and thriving well. Thanks for some ideas for my borders and have a great day!
I differently going to plant that super bena next year for sure its beautiful.
My goodness, what type of roses are those stunning peach ones you walk past at 11:48 in the video?! Gorgeous!
It's so wonderful to still see plants going into the ground ahead of the approaching winter season! ☺
Grow low sumac sucker like crazy but it’s sure beautiful!!
My love for evergreens is immense thanks to you! This year I planted six evergreens from 7’ tall to 10” short. Green and blue, some yellow hues, spreading kind, upright and weeping 🥹 My garden space will not be bare-looking this winter!
The superbena looks amazing, even in October.
Cesky golds are so pretty-more around the pond would look nice. 😊
Everything is gonna be GORGEOUS once they fill in. I'm so jelly!!
I was also thinking about Cheddar❤ thx for his update.
I also put Biotone started fert when im planting even in the fall!!! Thx Garden Answer!!
The biotone starter fertilizer should be used whenever planting because it encourages root development not top growth for this time of the year.
I'm so jealous of u & family's creation.More power 2 y'all.
Love the begonia behind you♥️
I'm really loving seeing the pond area right now. It looks so natural and with the falling leaves, it just enhances that natural look!
Wow the greenish lichen on the boulder by pond path is g orgeous!! Never noticed ot before. Also love the Cesky birch-- nice airy look.
Beautiful and variety of latest plantings….
Douglas is a great looking cat……and always nice to see your sweet orange boys.👍👍👍
Everything is looking so beautiful! Your fall color is really showing up.
About the "confused iris" - my neighbor shared some iris with me that blooms twice a year - spring and fall. I wish I knew the variety, but alas I do not. Enjoying the new blossoms right now!
@JUNERITCHIE2498
Sounds like a rebloomer to me!
WOW! It all of a sudden looks like Fall! Everything is beautiful!
(6:23) Those border edges!!!
::chef's kiss::
Could we get a tutorial on edging?
So glad you posted this video as I have wondered how late you can plant and you focused on smaller plants. I just moved to a house with a much smaller yard so was looking for solutions for planting a smaller space. My sister is going to help me with the landscaping and she watches your channel religiously. She does so well I am trying to get her to start her own TH-cam channel. We'll see how it all goes but, I am encouraged every time I watch your videos. Thanks for sharing!
I am probably not the first one to say this since I am watching 3 days late but I think I saw Cheddar right behind you when you said he is elusive!!!
My what a big difference in weather since the last videos. 😮💨💨🍁🍁🍂🍁🍁🍂🍃☁
💕 Love 💕 love 💕 love the hydrangeas there in the sweep!❣️Everything is so pretty❣️Love the drawf birch. I never thought about using them and there’s alpine birch, also. Last summer I found we also have a weeping birch native here. It’s not like the cherry or willow, just very slightly drapery. LOL I would need a larger place for all my ideas, though.
Fun little planting video. Pretty plants. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Great video, I love the little birch bushes❤
Your garden is so beautiful and vibrant! 💖😍✨