Finishing up the FOUR-SEASON GARDEN - Ep. 211
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- I started on what was formerly known as the "Yellow Garden" in early September, and began working on the backside of the garden to get it all planted up before the winter. I still have a few more items to place in the garden, but it's surely coming along.
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Little Bluestem is a great native grass. Blue with red hue in fall. Stunning. You can just saw the Switchgrass to divide. I use old kitchen knife.
Summer , you do such a fantastic job finding all these beautiful plants .I’ve never seen before My garden experience has been though working at s green house .Hanging baskets , and planting with what they’ve had . You’ve really shown me anew world of gardens and gardening . Where do you source your plants ? I started on our lawn .it’s not a reg lawn any more , woohoo. Now I want to start planting some of the new to me varieties .you have found but I’m having a hard time finding them . Thank you for all your knowledge ..I’m 63 and just love all you and you’ve taught me . Thank you so much
Absolutely beautiful! The gardens are a tapestry of colors and textures. The plants are living their happy life. 🌻🏵💕
Great video and very educational…. Thank you. All the best from the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧
How lovely! Thank you for sharing.
Id love to see a tour of the front garden! It looks beautiful!❤
This part of your property has really gone through a wonderful-looking transformation. I remember when you all were starting to work on this area. Good stuff.
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful combos👋👋
I love seedheads!
I need a channel like yours for my west coast zone. Love the work you do.
Lovely plants
I'm in Missouri & would love to find more types of plants like you are using. May I ask, where do you find & order those plants. I have a hard time finding diverse range of plants. Thank you for your time.
I have found that pollinators still love the regular coneflower hybrids. I don’t like the “double” petalled coneflowers anyway.
Very informative video..learn lots from u. Please could u recommend any places that u order ur native plants , please. I’m interested to plant more native in my garden. Thanks for ur contents.
Another great one!
The heathers are already gorgeous! I hope you'll specifically point out these new plants as they bloom next year. I would have liked to see more of the pollinator garden, the annual garden (food!) and the herb garden (also, the orchard ?) this year. Have I missed some episodes? Also, do you use the large lake? Paddle board something?
Thank you Ms. Summer. 🎃🍁🍂💚🙃
You can cut back ‘sneeze weed’ and it will stay shorter and bush out.
Enjoyed the video, really appreciated the information.
Good Morning, I have so much planting to do and came down with a cold yesterday…Hoping it’s better in a couple days 🤞so for now watching you is perfect. ’m curious as to where you are able to purchase all the small plants because perennials can be expensive. I bought myself a beautiful sneezeweed for my birthday at the beginning of the month very similar to yours if not the same. Right now I have it in a container with tiny marigolds and a baby pumpkin. I’ll be adding it to my garden…I love it. I have so many plants and gardens that I rarely purchase plants plus…😊 I’m very frugal. I love seed propagation and I decided to try and winter sow yarrow from JS organic yarrow seed called favorite berries…so we don’t know the color no blooms this year, but my thought was they would blend into the garden because the color in the picture was rather neutral. I have planted the small plants here and there 🤔 after listening to your take on yarrow I’m a little confused…bad idea? Sounds like you are almost thinking of them as a weed. I thought they might be easy and I am really looking for less maintenance as I get on in years. I didn’t have any yarrow and crazy as it is I have never purchased an aster. 💚👩🌾🎃 Enjoy the warm weekend! 🙏
Yarrow definitely self-seeds very readily. If you want to keep it more tidy, you will need to cut the flower/seed heads off before that happens. I use it medicinally, so just have a large area where it can do what it wants if I don't get to harvesting all of it. Perhaps some of the cultivars don't self-seed so readily - Summer would know.
Question. If you plant in the fall and the plant goes dormant quite quickly, do the roots still grow?
As long as you give the plants enough time to get a little acclimated they should be fine and as the weather gets cooler and the sunlight hours decrease it signals to the plants to start sending their energy back into the roots so they can survive the winter and have enough to begin growing again in the spring.
Noticing that the birds will not eat the seeds of several of my newer varieties of echanacea. Guess I will keep all of my old ones even though I liked the idea of shorter ones.
So you plant heuchorellas with heathers, is it ok with the acidity of the soil?
Dianthus fire star would really also pull in well with the fescue and artemisia. Kaleidoscope abelia, sunshine daydream abelia would compliment with the colors of the Heather
Oh also yarrow moonshine could look nice with the other plants too
Something that would be really interesting to watch is a business model walk through, profit/loss/expenses and how you manage to do all this work. I assume you have partnerships with schools and get money from the TH-cam videos.
Where do you get these plants from?
You need
Pollinators
You need
Hedgehog 🦔
You need
Ladybug 🐞
Do you know anyone who can help me find Helenium Virginicum?
You need
bat 🦇