I found your channel through Laura of Garden Answer. Glad I did, I live in Toronto so your climate and plantings fit more to my area than that of Laura's dry climate of Oregon. 🙂
This is awesome. I'm so glad you made a longer video, it's been a while. So gorgeous. And great to see how everything flows and all the details. Personally, I like the shrubs your parents planted and I don't know if there's space but you could always put something a bit taller a little further for balance, especially if you didn't want to trim. But I don't know I love them and always have.
Your neighbors must ADORE you! I could listen to you "talking flowers" all day every day, Yuliya! Your channel is wonderful and so informative. Yuliya, my mom got her master's degree from Columbia University, too, in 1943. She loved the school and used to share many fun stories with us from her time in NYC. I loved hearing about the shrubs that your parents planted for you in your front yard! Thank you so much for sharing your love for gardening! Linda in Houston, Texas 💜🤍💗
Aww! thank you Linda! We get people strolling through the garden every day. It's their respite during this stressful times. Many, many times they thank me for the garden and I get so emotional. Sometimes they thank Michael and he takes all the credit 😂😂
The Golden Mops remind me of cousin It. The island looks amazing for just being a yr old, I'm think it was just last yr you put that in. I think if I lived anywhere in the general area of your garden, I'd ride by every week on my way home.
The hostas in my zone 4/5 garden are all yellow...hydrangeas panicles are brown...😬😌...your garden is still green & lush...even the super bells are still blooming! The Golden Mop colour is amazing too! Love it! ❤️🙏🇨🇦
Beautifully prolific garden! Love the Black & Blue Salvia, saw it once, passed it up & wish I hadn't. There are frosted or reflective films that you can put on the windows in the bathroom that will give you privacy, allow light in and allow you to look out without people being able to look in. Or indoor shutters or sheers than can be opened and closed as needed. Plus that high up I don't think anybody would be able to see anything unless they are using a drone which is possible of course, but only shadows! Another suggestion, I would Bonsai the shrubs flanking your steps and plant Korean Spice Viburnums closer the street dotted across to give you the privacy you are looking for. They get pretty big but not so big that the front of your house will not be able to be seen. They look great when you trim the lower branches, and I love the blooms in the spring.
@@ydoyougarden Also Yulia, I grow lots of things under my birch and the secret is tons of compost! Think No dig bed, you build up, because those trees literally EAT the soil away. That and tons of water, I have my sprinklers set up to soak the heck out of that bed so everybody gets what they need. ❤️🌸
Thank you for this beautiful tour of your garden. Garden tours are never too long! Beauty abounds and my spirits are always lifted. I can almost smell the flowers!
Your garden looks so lovely and I love the simplicity of the white border in the front. It puts a finishing touch on the whole front composition. I think the "trouble spots" under the birches look like a great place for a couple boulders or large rocks. We had a similar challenging spot under a Japanese maple on a slope where root competition and erosion meant nothing would grow. Rocks worked great and visually anchored the other plantings in the bed.
You have a beautiful and amazing garden...i will try that nicotiana next year in my gravel garden... Thank you fir the lovely video on this rainy day....
Your gardens are really beautiful! I love your dahlias and those elephant ears are so amazing! The grasses are wonderful too. Okay I want to keep naming plants, I want it all! Thanks for sharing. XO from NE Ohio
This was helpful. I don't mean to say I am glad to know you have trouble spots, but it helps to know that I need to think about each plant for both positives and negatives before I purchase them.
Your garden and property is beautiful. Thank you for the tour. Love how you talk to your flowers/plants. I'm always talking to my plants and asking questions as if they can answer me 😀
Юля, привет!! Конец октября, а у тебя в саду такое разноцветье!!!!! Очень не хочется, чтобы это уходило в зиму, но с природой не поспоришь. Люблю тебя, мама.
Thank you for the wonderful tour, still so much to see and admire, love ❤️ your channel and as always walking away with lots of inspiration and knowledge
You, your home and your gardens are beautiful!!! I love the "Gold Mops" in the front of your house...I think they look great how and where they are...they are so unique!! 😍
What a beautiful garden!! I love it!! I saw your video on Laura and Aaron's channel Garden Answers and just had to watch your videos the rest of the afternoon. I love the golden mops, and they look lovely as they are.
Fate that I watched your channel this morning.....I was getting ready to plant a Weigela under a River birch Ha. Thanks for your tour and your tips. Your garden is so beautiful.
I adore those two beautiful conifer trees either side of your front pathway. They look perfect there and you have so far pruned them just enough so that you can still use the path to get to the front door. I love their soft, weeping shape and it would be a shame to prune them too severely. You are very artistic in the garden,
Loved the Dahlia ( you didn't give us the name ) just before the Sugar Maple. The salvia Black & Bloom. The miniature pompon Dahlia Franz Kafka. Just three I must buy. Thank you for giving us the plant names. You are so generous with us.
Everything looks beautiful! I love that nicotiana! You can just think of those bare spots as giving the ground nesting bees an open place to create homes 😁 it’s intentional!
This is coming very belatedly, but here in my New England garden, I've had success with various native plants under a huge river birch, as well as epimediums. Heartleaf alexander (Zizia aptera), various violets, Canadian wild ginger (Asarum canadense - might be at the limit of heat it can take in your zone), tiarellas, and white wood asters (Aster divaricatus) seem to be happy there.
Hi!! I love the mops and appreciate privacy!! I think they look nice too. I just came here from garden answers. I love that Laura shared you with me. I’m subscribed!! ❤️
Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden with us-a lovely distraction from all the craziness going on, especially from the fire threats out here in northern CA.
Thank you for inspiring me to try elephant ear for the first time this year. They are amazing. I have brought them in for winter and am going to try to keep them alive thru the winter.
I love Gold Mop Cypress. I have one that stayed at 3 feet tall for 10 years. Then all of a sudden one year it shot up to 7 feet. I am planning on a hard prune next spring.
Great tour, Yulia! The whole side where the elephant ears are is so gorgeous - such wonderful layers and textures - and I also love the container with the heuchera and the dichondra. Beautiful!
Hi! I’m having good first year success with soft caress mahonia in my river birch bed, zone 7b, As well as carex and ferns. I didn’t water as much as I should have. Thank you for the tour. And yikes, the gold mop. I now have to move the ones I planted in spring although things in this TN rocky soil just don’t thrive too well.
Your garden is still looking so vibrant, I love it, particularly the caladiums which are definitely on my wish list for next year. Your front garden is just huge, our gardens over here in England are just so much smaller (well, mine is for sure) and your house is so beautiful. And so is your dog 😍
O my! thank you so much! Yes, I was thinking to make more beds in the front but our township has rules about the size of the lawn. Maybe it's time to change the rules 😊🌝
@@ydoyougarden I suppose those rules are why all your gardens do look so beautiful. I cannot imagine though having a rule like that here, regarding what you can do with your lawn. Don’t go getting into trouble 🤣🤣
Did you try planting a drift of Cornus canadensis under your birch trees? Loves shade, flowers and berries - and native ! Great fall color... I have spotted it in at least one national park under birches...
Love tour, I have too many favorites to list. This is not a negative comment, but your sidewalks brought back memories of our previous home in Ky that we miss so much! Our city have a program that helped us BOTH-we bought the concrete and they provided the labor to replace sections of the sidewalk in front of the house! Nice right?
Thank you David! I asked a contractor what would it take to fix the sidewalk. he said they will have to cut through the tree roots (a lot!). So we may do a temporary fix of some sort so it's not a hazard but the tree still lives.
A huge piece of driftwood and planters at different levels would look great in those trouble spots. The driftwood could serve as a "bench" as well. I love your Home and property so much. I think it was Erin who put it beautifully, that gardening is one of the things we do for ourselves to please our soul and nobody else's. ❤️ Much love from 🇨🇦.
Thank you so much for the tour Yuliya, really enjoy seeing your beautiful plants! Can't wait to see what you have up your sleeves next spring!! Really think your ideas are wonderful! Love it!! 💚🌱🇨🇦✌️
I am very much looking forward to the shaping of your parent's 2 plants! They are such characters!!! I don't know if you've named them, but I call them Mom & Dad !!! I believe they are going to be magnificent after their hair cuts! I look forward to seeing multi-trunked Mom & Dad afterward !!! I do have 1 video suggestion: Each time I watch your videos I have to turn the volume up quite a bit. I know you are soft spoken, however I'm wondering if this has something to do with editing? After I turn my tv volume up (at least 10 points) so I can hear your voice, the background noises are never too loud. This tells me it must be the volume of your video that is low. It's not really a big deal for me to turn the volume up to watch you though! I just thought you might want to know. ♡ Your whole garden looks fantastic! Even the trouble spots are not a big deal to me! Like you said, it's just a matter of finding the right plants. I look forward to that journey as well. ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Thank you so much! I will trim them little bit to see what fits best. I struggle with technology when I make videos so much! I would love to put out better quality content but it's hard not being a professional videographer. Perhaps one day I get someone to show me how it's done 😂😂
I think the golden mop cypress is super cool. Have you considered pruning it into a standard form? It could give it a weeping Japanese maple feel, and could be very pretty when underplanted.
If you like the annual ageratum, you might like the perennial native conoclinium coelestinum, blue mistflower (aka wild ageratum or blue boneset). Blue Mistflower, Wild Ageratum, Blue Boneset
I had to pull out/kill off my coloclinum after years of thinking I could have "just a little" of it. It is so beautiful, but was too happy in my small garden.
@@SMElder-od5cl was yours planted in full sun by chance? I'm a volunteer gardener for a public garden where it's planted in part shade and grows and blooms happily but hasn't spread much over several years.
Yuliya, in that troublesome spot below the river birches, could you use boulders, bird baths, concrete garden art, and more containers to bypass the problem with the roots? Linda Vater just posted a tour of a neighbor's garden, and their front yard that has a very wide but short bird bath that would look beautiful under that birch. And since pachysandra grows there, what about epimedium?
Yes, I have some ideas. Epimediums do not like as much of dry shade as people think. They actually prefer more moist soils. I love them though and have a few in the garden. 😊🌝
Hello! I love, love, love this video! I wish I could give it like 570 more likes! Your joy and passion for gardening are on full display...just as much as your beautiful garden is on full display. Thank you for such a lovely video in such a troubling and uncertain time. Wishing you the best in what is left of 2020! :)
Thank you for sharing your garden, it’s beautiful! We also have river birch tree in our backyard and it was covered with Nandina Domestica or heavenly bamboo with lots of red berries but we decided to dig them all out so we can plant something else. Big mistake nothing will live every thing I planted under the river birch dies! This year I try planting again a rose glow barberry shrubs so far they are living hopefully they will not die.
I love your videos Yulia, you are my favorite gardener 💖 I was thinking that maybe double creeping buttercup would grow under the River Birches. I had a shady area where they took over and I had to pull them off, very aggressive if not contained so maybe could work for you? Still a very beautiful plant and the flowers are adorable. Anyway, beautiful garden!! 😍
Wonderful! You talk so sweet and lovingly about your plants! And...Ah....your besutiful House! I am curious about the inside. Surely its furnished quite tasteful. Greetings from Germany; Meggi
Thank you so much! Maybe one day in the winter I will show inside. It's not very impressive though and we have very minimal decor. As I tell my friends I am minimalist indoors and maximalist outdoors 😂😂
Enjoyed this tour so much, thank you. I may have missed it but what is the grass in front of the elephant ears (white plumes)? Love your style and your joy in and love for, the plants💕 I need to start taking notes while watching,, so many things I want to try. I planted feverfew this year, they bloomed non stop and still going, we’ll see how the self seeding goes next year...but I loved them this year.
I found your channel through Laura of Garden Answer. Glad I did, I live in Toronto so your climate and plantings fit more to my area than that of Laura's dry climate of Oregon. 🙂
This is awesome. I'm so glad you made a longer video, it's been a while. So gorgeous. And great to see how everything flows and all the details. Personally, I like the shrubs your parents planted and I don't know if there's space but you could always put something a bit taller a little further for balance, especially if you didn't want to trim. But I don't know I love them and always have.
I love the Golden mops!! They are so dramatic and almost look like a green waterfall going into the ground. So nice !!!!
Your neighbors must ADORE you! I could listen to you "talking flowers" all day every day, Yuliya! Your channel is wonderful and so informative.
Yuliya, my mom got her master's degree from Columbia University, too, in 1943. She loved the school and used to share many fun stories with us from her time in NYC. I loved hearing about the shrubs that your parents planted for you in your front yard! Thank you so much for sharing your love for gardening!
Linda in Houston, Texas 💜🤍💗
Aww! thank you Linda! We get people strolling through the garden every day. It's their respite during this stressful times. Many, many times they thank me for the garden and I get so emotional. Sometimes they thank Michael and he takes all the credit 😂😂
Love the longer tour! Have you thought about placing large rocks in your trouble spots?
Ooo, That's an idea!
Very good thought..🙂
The Golden Mops remind me of cousin It. The island looks amazing for just being a yr old, I'm think it was just last yr you put that in. I think if I lived anywhere in the general area of your garden, I'd ride by every week on my way home.
Yuliya your gardens still look gorgeous in October. Loved this tour not too long at all.
I like the cypresses in your front yard. Will be interested to see the shaping.
Wow your landscape is still looking amazing. The double flower is amazing
Your garden is so beautiful and diverse. Love it!😻
The longer the video the better as far as I'm concerned Yuliya,still looks great👌
The hostas in my zone 4/5 garden are all yellow...hydrangeas panicles are brown...😬😌...your garden is still green & lush...even the super bells are still blooming! The Golden Mop colour is amazing too! Love it! ❤️🙏🇨🇦
Beautiful fall tour!! I'm glad to see someone else talks to their garden plants!
Beautifully prolific garden! Love the Black & Blue Salvia, saw it once, passed it up & wish I hadn't. There are frosted or reflective films that you can put on the windows in the bathroom that will give you privacy, allow light in and allow you to look out without people being able to look in. Or indoor shutters or sheers than can be opened and closed as needed. Plus that high up I don't think anybody would be able to see anything unless they are using a drone which is possible of course, but only shadows! Another suggestion, I would Bonsai the shrubs flanking your steps and plant Korean Spice Viburnums closer the street dotted across to give you the privacy you are looking for. They get pretty big but not so big that the front of your house will not be able to be seen. They look great when you trim the lower branches, and I love the blooms in the spring.
This sounds great!
@@ydoyougarden Also Yulia, I grow lots of things under my birch and the secret is tons of compost! Think No dig bed, you build up, because those trees literally EAT the soil away. That and tons of water, I have my sprinklers set up to soak the heck out of that bed so everybody gets what they need. ❤️🌸
Your entire gardens look gorgeous. It's their last hurrah!
I can’t believe the garden is still looking this good in October. I just put my garden to sleep for the Canadian winter.
I clean out my garden 2 weeks ago.I’m in Minnesota.
@@yonokzeller5402 It was a very sad day for me, but everything will be back next year.😊🌻
Me too and last night made my first Spring 2021 Dahlia preorder 😁
@@emptynestgardens9057 Good for you Dahlias are beautiful I had some in my garden for the first time earlier this spring.
My parents in Russia have been done too. Dahlias in storage for weeks already. I am so enjoying zone 6 gardening 😁😊😁😊
Thank you for this beautiful tour of your garden. Garden tours are never too long! Beauty abounds and my spirits are always lifted. I can almost smell the flowers!
So nice of you Alynne 😊
I love your street garden! I have a corner property also, and am trying to find plants that can survive "visits" from dogs
Your garden looks so lovely and I love the simplicity of the white border in the front. It puts a finishing touch on the whole front composition.
I think the "trouble spots" under the birches look like a great place for a couple boulders or large rocks. We had a similar challenging spot under a Japanese maple on a slope where root competition and erosion meant nothing would grow. Rocks worked great and visually anchored the other plantings in the bed.
You have a beautiful garden - thanks for sharing!
Wow! That arrangement of blue pots with white caladiums 😍😍😍😍
Your home is absolutely beautiful, as well as your gardens.I enjoy the tours so much with your wonderful descriptions. Diane from NC
Thank you so much Diane! 😊
You have a beautiful and amazing garden...i will try that nicotiana next year in my gravel garden... Thank you fir the lovely video on this rainy day....
Your gardens are really beautiful! I love your dahlias and those elephant ears are so amazing! The grasses are wonderful too. Okay I want to keep naming plants, I want it all! Thanks for sharing. XO from NE Ohio
Ha ha! Happens to me all the time 😂
Everything continues to look beautiful. Was nice to see you on Erin’s live last night !
It was so much fun!
Your garden is absolutely still looking fabulous. The tour was not to long I enjoyed it! Love your videos such great plant combinations. Thank you!
This was helpful. I don't mean to say I am glad to know you have trouble spots, but it helps to know that I need to think about each plant for both positives and negatives before I purchase them.
I love the Goldmop cypress just the way they are. Clean lines along the path and wild on the other sides.
I love your garden! The elephant ears with the grasses are awesome!
Love the longer tour! Your gardens look so beautiful 😍
Yay! Thank you!
So beautiful! 🌿🐦🌿 I always love your garden tours!!! ♥️
Thank you so much!
Your garden and property is beautiful. Thank you for the tour. Love how you talk to your flowers/plants. I'm always talking to my plants and asking questions as if they can answer me 😀
Yuliya talking to the dahlia bloom had me laughing! I talk to my plants the same way. 😂
Saaame :)
Love love love long garden tour videos! So relaxing.
Юля, привет!! Конец октября, а у тебя в саду такое разноцветье!!!!! Очень не хочется, чтобы это уходило в зиму, но с природой не поспоришь. Люблю тебя, мама.
Спасибо Мамуль!! 😁😊🌝
How sweet!❤️
I love your style and your garden and I LOVE long videos!
Yay! Thank you!
Thank you for the wonderful tour, still so much to see and admire, love ❤️ your channel and as always walking away with lots of inspiration and knowledge
Thank you so much! 😊🌝
Soft caress Mahonia under birch trees love you gold mop cypress beautiful!
You, your home and your gardens are beautiful!!! I love the "Gold Mops" in the front of your house...I think they look great how and where they are...they are so unique!! 😍
What a beautiful garden!! I love it!! I saw your video on Laura and Aaron's channel Garden Answers and just had to watch your videos the rest of the afternoon. I love the golden mops, and they look lovely as they are.
Fate that I watched your channel this morning.....I was getting ready to plant a Weigela under a River birch Ha. Thanks for your tour and your tips. Your garden is so beautiful.
Thank you for such great content. Your garden is still looking good.
Another beautiful video..everything looks magical. Missed seeing Sola😁 Thank you for sharing❤
Thank you for the tour !! Lovely and informative!! Pls share when that gorgeous Japanese Maple puts on her fall colors!! 🍁🍂
Will do!!
I adore those two beautiful conifer trees either side of your front pathway. They look perfect there and you have so far pruned them just enough so that you can still use the path to get to the front door. I love their soft, weeping shape and it would be a shame to prune them too severely. You are very artistic in the garden,
Loved the Dahlia ( you didn't give us the name ) just before the Sugar Maple. The salvia Black & Bloom. The miniature pompon Dahlia Franz Kafka. Just three I must buy. Thank you for giving us the plant names. You are so generous with us.
Everything looks beautiful! I love that nicotiana! You can just think of those bare spots as giving the ground nesting bees an open place to create homes 😁 it’s intentional!
Oh yes!
Looks gorgeous! I need more grasses. The verbena bonariensis self sews like crazy in my zone 5 garden, but I love it.
I luv those they do bring so much structure and ny mom also has some so I am partial to them. I think they are beautiful
Your garden looks amazing. Thanks for sharing!
What about Golden creeping Jenny under your birches? Thanks again for the tour!
Awesome garden. TFS
Thank you for the tour. Your garden is so beautiful!
Love love loved this tour!! Your garden is amazing!! 💗💗
Wow! Just wow! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Excellent and thumbs up for longer videos!
This is coming very belatedly, but here in my New England garden, I've had success with various native plants under a huge river birch, as well as epimediums. Heartleaf alexander (Zizia aptera), various violets, Canadian wild ginger (Asarum canadense - might be at the limit of heat it can take in your zone), tiarellas, and white wood asters (Aster divaricatus) seem to be happy there.
Hi!! I love the mops and appreciate privacy!! I think they look nice too. I just came here from garden answers. I love that Laura shared you with me. I’m subscribed!! ❤️
It all looks so beautiful Yuliya. 🤗
Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden with us-a lovely distraction from all the craziness going on, especially from the fire threats out here in northern CA.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for inspiring me to try elephant ear for the first time this year. They are amazing. I have brought them in for winter and am going to try to keep them alive thru the winter.
You give me so much inspiration! Can wait to see the backyard tour.
It was a pleasure seeing your entire garden it is absolutely gorgeous and inspiring!
Thank you so much!😊🌝
I love Gold Mop Cypress. I have one that stayed at 3 feet tall for 10 years. Then all of a sudden one year it shot up to 7 feet. I am planning on a hard prune next spring.
Yes, that's what they do 😂😂
Thank you Julia. I will watch that video. Have a great Sunday 🙏🏻
Great tour, Yulia! The whole side where the elephant ears are is so gorgeous - such wonderful layers and textures - and I also love the container with the heuchera and the dichondra. Beautiful!
That Emory Paul is amazing.... and I don't care what anyone says , I love the grasses in the window boxes 😉 Love the pom pom dahlias also 😁
Me too!! They are just so wispy and free 😁😊
Your garden is so beautiful Yuliya. Thank you for the tour.
I love the cypress! Beautiful!
Hi! I’m having good first year success with soft caress mahonia in my river birch bed, zone 7b, As well as carex and ferns. I didn’t water as much as I should have. Thank you for the tour. And yikes, the gold mop. I now have to move the ones I planted in spring although things in this TN rocky soil just don’t thrive too well.
Your garden is still looking so vibrant, I love it, particularly the caladiums which are definitely on my wish list for next year. Your front garden is just huge, our gardens over here in England are just so much smaller (well, mine is for sure) and your house is so beautiful. And so is your dog 😍
O my! thank you so much! Yes, I was thinking to make more beds in the front but our township has rules about the size of the lawn. Maybe it's time to change the rules 😊🌝
@@ydoyougarden I suppose those rules are why all your gardens do look so beautiful. I cannot imagine though having a rule like that here, regarding what you can do with your lawn. Don’t go getting into trouble 🤣🤣
Loved your tour! Not too long, enjoyed it so much! Beautiful!
Did you try planting a drift of Cornus canadensis under your birch trees? Loves shade, flowers and berries - and native ! Great fall color... I have spotted it in at least one national park under birches...
That is so cool Emma! I will look into that
Looks amazing as always!
Thank you Brad!
Love tour, I have too many favorites to list. This is not a negative comment, but your sidewalks brought back memories of our previous home in Ky that we miss so much! Our city have a program that helped us BOTH-we bought the concrete and they provided the labor to replace sections of the sidewalk in front of the house! Nice right?
Thank you David! I asked a contractor what would it take to fix the sidewalk. he said they will have to cut through the tree roots (a lot!). So we may do a temporary fix of some sort so it's not a hazard but the tree still lives.
@@ydoyougarden Our city fixed sidewalk in front of our house as I saw a senior trip and fall 😢
A huge piece of driftwood and planters at different levels would look great in those trouble spots. The driftwood could serve as a "bench" as well. I love your Home and property so much. I think it was Erin who put it beautifully, that gardening is one of the things we do for ourselves to please our soul and nobody else's. ❤️ Much love from 🇨🇦.
That's a wonderful idea. So many great ideas in the comments!
Wonderful garden tour! 💚
Thanks for this tour! I’ve been watching you for a long time and the orientation was still so helpful. My word, I got so many ideas for next year. 💚
Hi your garden's absolutely fantastic and I like the sugar Maple trees well that is fantastic keep up the good work thank you😍😍❤❤
Thanks so much 😊
I think the front of your house is beautiful 😍 You have great taste. Looks very cozy.
Thanks so much! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous, love this!!!
This tour was so beautiful!
Thank you so much for the tour Yuliya, really enjoy seeing your beautiful plants! Can't wait to see what you have up your sleeves next spring!! Really think your ideas are wonderful! Love it!! 💚🌱🇨🇦✌️
Working on my bulb order now! 😁😊
You have a beautiful house and the beautiful garden!💐Long video is good.👍🏽👏🏾💐🥰
I am very much looking forward to the shaping of your parent's 2 plants!
They are such characters!!!
I don't know if you've named them, but I call them Mom & Dad !!!
I believe they are going to be magnificent after their hair cuts! I look forward to seeing multi-trunked Mom & Dad afterward !!!
I do have 1 video suggestion:
Each time I watch your videos I have to turn the volume up quite a bit.
I know you are soft spoken, however I'm wondering if this has something to do with editing?
After I turn my tv volume up (at least 10 points) so I can hear your voice, the background noises are never too loud.
This tells me it must be the volume of your video that is low.
It's not really a big deal for me to turn the volume up to watch you though! I just thought you might want to know. ♡
Your whole garden looks fantastic! Even the trouble spots are not a big deal to me!
Like you said, it's just a matter of finding the right plants.
I look forward to that journey as well. ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Thank you so much! I will trim them little bit to see what fits best. I struggle with technology when I make videos so much! I would love to put out better quality content but it's hard not being a professional videographer. Perhaps one day I get someone to show me how it's done 😂😂
I think the golden mop cypress is super cool. Have you considered pruning it into a standard form? It could give it a weeping Japanese maple feel, and could be very pretty when underplanted.
Thank you! I will trim them gradually and see what looks good 😁😊
Oh the two big bushes at the front of the house, starting at the steps, they are your parents. They reminded me of two big golden bears.
If you like the annual ageratum, you might like the perennial native conoclinium coelestinum, blue mistflower (aka wild ageratum or blue boneset).
Blue Mistflower, Wild Ageratum, Blue Boneset
Yes! Have been looking for that one
I had to pull out/kill off my coloclinum after years of thinking I could have "just a little" of it. It is so beautiful, but was too happy in my small garden.
@@SMElder-od5cl was yours planted in full sun by chance? I'm a volunteer gardener for a public garden where it's planted in part shade and grows and blooms happily but hasn't spread much over several years.
Yuliya, in that troublesome spot below the river birches, could you use boulders, bird baths, concrete garden art, and more containers to bypass the problem with the roots? Linda Vater just posted a tour of a neighbor's garden, and their front yard that has a very wide but short bird bath that would look beautiful under that birch. And since pachysandra grows there, what about epimedium?
Yes, I have some ideas. Epimediums do not like as much of dry shade as people think. They actually prefer more moist soils. I love them though and have a few in the garden. 😊🌝
Excellent! Thankyou from Stockholm Sweden 🤗❤️🌷
LOOOOOOVE the loooooong videos!!! ♡♡♡
Hello! I love, love, love this video! I wish I could give it like 570 more likes! Your joy and passion for gardening are on full display...just as much as your beautiful garden is on full display. Thank you for such a lovely video in such a troubling and uncertain time. Wishing you the best in what is left of 2020! :)
Martha! thank you for the sweetest comment :)
Thank you for sharing your garden, it’s beautiful! We also have river birch tree in our backyard and it was covered with Nandina Domestica or heavenly bamboo with lots of red berries but we decided to dig them all out so we can plant something else. Big mistake nothing will live every thing I planted under the river birch dies! This year I try planting again a rose glow barberry shrubs so far they are living hopefully they will not die.
There are so many wonderful ideas in the comment section! thank you so much
Enjoy your tour!!
Very pretty, everything!
So pretty. Thank you for Sharing your beautiful gardens.🍁🍁🌻🍂🍂
Thank you so much 😊
I love your videos Yulia, you are my favorite gardener 💖 I was thinking that maybe double creeping buttercup would grow under the River Birches. I had a shady area where they took over and I had to pull them off, very aggressive if not contained so maybe could work for you? Still a very beautiful plant and the flowers are adorable. Anyway, beautiful garden!! 😍
Aww! thank you so much
Wonderful! You talk so sweet and lovingly about your plants! And...Ah....your besutiful House! I am curious about the inside. Surely its furnished quite tasteful.
Greetings from Germany; Meggi
Thank you so much! Maybe one day in the winter I will show inside. It's not very impressive though and we have very minimal decor. As I tell my friends I am minimalist indoors and maximalist outdoors 😂😂
Enjoyed this tour so much, thank you. I may have missed it but what is the grass in front of the elephant ears (white plumes)? Love your style and your joy in and love for, the plants💕 I need to start taking notes while watching,, so many things I want to try. I planted feverfew this year, they bloomed non stop and still going, we’ll see how the self seeding goes next year...but I loved them this year.
New subscriber.... Laura and Aaron from garden answer sent us......beautiful beautiful gardens