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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Plants mentioned:
- Eryngium yuccafolium
- Phlox Franz Schubert
- Euphorbia marginata
- Tanacetum parthenium
- Tradescantia occidentalis
- Eupatorium Euphoria Ruby
- Panicum Shenandoah
- Calamintha nepeta
- Stachys Hummelo
- Agastache Purple Haze
- Asclepias verticillata
- Verbena hastata
- Echinacea pallida
- Perovskia
- Sedalcea
- Schyzachyrium scoparium
- Gaura linhemerii
- Parthenium integrifolium
- Hyssopus officinalis
- Hydrangea Invincibelle
- Veronicastrum Fascination
- Veronicastrum virginicum
- Veronica Purpleicious
- Clematis Madame Julia Correvon
- Filipendula rubra
- Eupatorium dubium
- Monarda didyma
- Colocasia esculenta
- Echinacea purpurea - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Hey Yuliya, No shame in your game! 😂 For those of us who also work for a living, we owe no apologies to anyone. I think all of your perrenials saved the show. Thanks for your honesty, modesty, and always sweet and positive energy!
I appreciate the honest balance of the good and the problematic areas of your garden. It must be rewarding to be so busy as a designer, but at the same time, I can imagine it must be frustrating to see the weeds take over some parts of your lovely garden. It still looks beautiful!
Wild and beautiful, nature always surprises.
Thank you for showing your garden as is. I also appreciate you putting plants names in description!
So magical when planted densely. A feast to the eyes and heart : )
😂 ~Your garden & property is gorgeous, if you didn't do another thing!! ❤🌻💯
Your garden is gorgeous!!! Thank you for sharing!❤
I was away most of the month of May and have only gotten back to my garden . I have been facing the same challenge of catching up. At least with all the rain the weeds have been easy to pull. I hope to see yours when you have caught up. Gardens are never finished.
Your garden looks so beautiful, even neglected ‼️ I also didn’t have time to devote to my garden this year, and it’s so frustrating. Happy Gardening this week.🌺
What a gorgeous home and garden!
I really love your garden. it looks so natural and beautiful! I like you leaving some space to nature mother. it turns out amazing. I also like your dump place. the plants weave in fabulously.
As much as we love seeing your garden, we love your business being busy even more! I am always jealous of anyone with coneflower. They really seem to hate containers... so they come to my house for a slow death in a container.
Perennial Gardens can get away from you so quickly. I know exactly how you feel when work at client’s homes keep you from your own. What a great feeling however to get back to it. Enjoy being in your beautiful garden!
No matter what you say, it’s still beautiful thank you!
What I've learned from this - because I don't know the native plants of your area, 99% time I can't tell your weeds from intentioned structural or filler plants ))) they all are just lush healthy looking plants blending in a colorful mix. Kinda inspires me to rethink "weeds" in my garden planning. In my dry climate and poor soil, I'll probably need to welcome some weeds and call them flowers )
I’ll bet my garden wouldn’t look as beautiful as yours if I abandoned it for months. The main structure is so strong I hardly noticed the weeds ❤️😎🇫🇷
Still a lovely area. We should declare chickweed a fashionable groundcover!
You have such an impressive front garden Yulia! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Your garden still looks so beautiful 😊
Thanks for being transparent and can’t wait to see your journey.
I love your gardens! This is the natural look I love! Thanks for inspiring me!😊💖🌸🐝🙌
Wow Lovely Garden ^^
Like it
My friend, thank you for good sharing
Love seeing the “wilds” of North Jersey!😂😂 Beautiful as is with no intervention. I’m off to my garden now to divide iris!😅❤
Because of injuries this spring, I wasn’t able to work in my flowerbeds either and the weeds are as prolific as yours! Because of temps in the 90’s with humidity 70-80% and thunderstorms this week I still won’t get much weeding done. 😝. Planting close together is definitely a plus in preventing weeds. A good reason to get more plants! 😊👍👏
Your garden is always so beautiful. It's amazing how fast weeds can take over. Some of your weeds are quite beautiful! I accidentally planted an evening primrose, it can take over an area easily. The round flower with the bee on it at 15:40, is that an allium? It's so beautiful and vibrant! Thank you for sharing your garden.
Oh Yuliya! Your garden tour brought me so much joy!
I think that Agastache is more like an annual: I’m in southern NJ zone 7, and I can never get them to last more than a year. I’ve been wanting to get a smaller version of Joe Pye weed, and after seeing yours, I’m convinced that my garden needs it. Your cone flowers are stunning and I admit, I’m a bit jealous! Mine never stand a chance with my deer population. They eat right through my deer spray…it’s like a condiment for them!
Enjoy the weeding! ❤
Not bad for an uncared for garden!😊 I love the Cottage Garden look😻. Mine usually has more weeds galore and has looked so much worse after only a week or two of neglect 😅. Thank you for noting/using Botanical references❤. I'm in France so I have to look up the Common name (so often used) in order to find a plant.
I am also in love with the veronicastrum I planted! It just glows! Love this wild space, and I keep forgetting to get euphorbia seeds, gotta order those now. I find that deer or another critter munch my baby Joe pye weed and bee balm right before they flower 😢
We need to embrace being imperfect in our gardens. Enjoy the garden and not a "keeping up with the Jones" mentality would help us tremendously.
Your natives rule!
What you have is a layered garden. You picked out so many plants by name. I do understand you don't want to have your space overrun by some particular plants. I guess, as you said, you start with the chickweed area. The flowers are lovely!
So that’s it’s name! “Spider wort” grows in my back yard within the grass ❤️❤️❤️. Love the natural look and having plants as weed suppressants. Thank you for sharing.
Interesting -- I am retired and I am still behind on everything in the garden. At least this year my local nursery is keeping up their stock of annuals -- is there anyone who actually gets all of their planting done in May???? Anyway, very helpful to see the garden plants that can hold their own. I know you will enjoy putting things in order again.
Still a magnificent garden, Yulia 🏡🦋🌻🌸🌼Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy your videos. It’s raining and cold here in Australia, so lovely see some flowers 🌺
Love your gardens! And your plant combinations are fantastic!
Wondering if you've had aster yellows strike any of your echinacea?
I think I have it on a couple of my echonacea plants. Z5b Massachusetts. Waiting for a couple more blooms to open to see if I need to remove and trash the plants.
A self sowing plant I'm loving is rudbeckia hirta. Even grows along the edges of my gravel driveway. Self sows reliably.
Gardening is so much fun and so full of surprises. Flowers are popping up in my flowerbeds this year that I never planted but are very welcome! Thanks for your very charming videos.
A lot of work cut out for you, but your fixing that! 🥵😄 We finally had a day of good showers yesterday. Much needed! Nice having the plants watered with and good for our air/sky, as we were effected by the Canadian fires with foggy smoke haze. It put me down for a couple of days in bed. Thank God, I think it's finally gone away! 🙏 The plants made it through. Yay!! 🙌💚🌿🍀
So beautiful! I think that even without much maintenance, the untamed spots of your garden look gorgeous. The beautiful plant pairings outshine the chaos.
I’m originally from NJ and live just outside of Berlin, Germany now. We have sandy soil and are in a never ending drought - I sure miss how lush and green Jersey is in summer. I’m even a bit jealous of your weeds, TBH. ❤❤❤
Honestly if you hadn’t zoomed in, I don’t think I would have noticed the weeds. Really like the mix of plants material.
I love everything about this space! 💜 Well except for the litter bug!
I've missed seeing your garden! Thank you for the little tour! Everything looks beautiful!
phlox and Echinacea are my favorites. you have such a beautiful garden❤❤
You still have my dream garden. 😍 The placement and selection of your plants is unmatched. You even make weeds look good. 😂. I'm in awe. 🥰💕
Love the combinations of colours, lots of blue flowering perennials, great inspiration for my garden
ya know I think it looks pretty good 🙃 - another positive to getting behind is good sales on plants now!
Glad you’ve had good business this year:) at least you’ll get immediate satisfaction for your work out there this week. Of course, you are starting with gorgeous plants!
Your garden is lovely. Veronicastrum is what I want next. You have a great mix of plants.
My garden has grown a bit wild too and I love areas where things have reseeded and really intermingled with each other. That being siad, i do need to give some things more space and need to do some digging and dividing this fall. But wild can be so beautiful.
Yuliya you garden despite of the neglect always looks good! It may have a bit more weeds… but you will show us how to clean it up and make it even more beautiful! For as long you were “called away” from your garden by work schedule and not by an injury all is good!😀☺️❤️
Weeds and all your garden is beautiful!
Hi Yuliya! am a big time fan of your channel. I find that even after so many years of gardening, I always learn something from your videos. I'm planning to make a wild garden at the back of my backyard. What is that variety of miscanthus grass you said was very large at 9:18 in this video ?
Your garden is always beautiful! Enjoy 🌼
I broke my humerus last Sept as I was starting to reseed and clean up the garden. I had to put everything on hold, but my shoulder isn’t healing, still, 10 months later because I have Lyme disease which is restricting the blood flow to my shoulder. I now need another MRI and CT scan in August, and I have been one-handed gardening with no help. I have to neglect the back portion of my yard and try to fill this slope in with extra plants so my dog doesn’t get back there behind a small fence.
It’s neglected now, but yours looks so pretty!!
What is the old saying…”One year of weed seeds brings seven years of weeds!” I believe it! I’ve had to skip seasons of weeding due to my husband’s health and then it feels like a never-ending battle!! Try to get them before they produce seed!!! 🌸🌼🌺
I wish my garden looked as pretty when I neglect it!! It really is beautiful! I have 2 little joe pye weed plants that I can't wait till they start doing something! Been 2 years and they are not being as aggressive as I would like!
My cleome didn’t reseed that much this spring. I think it was because of the dryness. It looks pretty to me even though it wasn’t weeded.
Your Garden is always Eye's Coolant!!!
Don’t fret…you are not alone! Some years it is hard to do it all! Still looks beautiful
Your garden plant selection is amazing! Thank you for taking the time to share the plant names
What is s the variety of fever few you have? I’ve been admiring them for years now.
Thank you for sharing your garden with us. It’s so nice to see normal! Weeds!!! Have you ever have to deal with poison ivy in your yard or a client’s yard? I am surrounded by folks that do not keep bad things from creeping into my yard. I have an area where I pulled and used a 75% vinegar concentrate solution to get rid of invasive weeds/plants etc. I plan to amend the soil and add at least 8 inches of fresh soil creating an elevation with a rock wall border. Have you ever had to plant something on the border of a fence to stop ivy from coming into a clients yard? If so, did it help?
You’re garden looks great!
Your strip / garden is GORGEOUS ...weeds and all. I actually prefer a more natural look,rather than structured . It depends. But you some how succeed at making weeds look like they fit right into the picture.🙂🏵🥀🌻🌷🌸🌹
Everything is growing so nicely! Thanks for showing it to us!
Wild is beautiful .
Hello there Yuliya. I Love your abandoned garden.👍🏼☺️💗
SO SO beautiful, even with weeds. I am waiting patiently for my eryngium yuccifolium to bloom. started from a plug last year, the leaves are big and beautiful, so hoping for flowers. I'm about two weeks behind you in Massachusetts, and then my little micro climate garden is about a week or two behind everyone in marblehead 😂
It's still really lovely, who looks at the ground on the way by anyway 😊 I don't know about you guys, but this yr I haven't had hardly any pollinators, very strange. I always have a nice selection of butterflies, not one yet, and...my garden has never been more beautiful. I did just get a hoard of Japanese beetles last week, they've already turned some foliage into lace.
Your garden is stunning and beautiful, no question about it🎉 New sub❤
It is stunning even with neglect, it honestly adds to the wild, abundant feel. Love this so much.❤
I wish my much cared for garden would look like this😂😢
Your neglect turned out beautiful.
I think it’s beautiful, I’d love to walk through this every day
Very beautiful garden love the variety. Hope you enjoyed your time in the garden.
Beautiful to me!
I like your "dump area" the best!
Looks wild but still very beautiful! Love your garden!
Oh Yuliya, your "abandoned" garden looks beautiful to me! 🌺🌱🌷🌳🌸🌲🌿 I like the fact that once one has a solid bed, planted with many perennials, those work horse plants will be able to carry on in the times when all of us will have needs/reasons to be unable to tend to our gardens for stretches of time. Thank you for sharing, and I'm happy for you to finally be back to having time in your own garden.
Beautiful! Is that Elephant Ears in there? Did you leave it from last year or dig it up and replant in spring? Incredible natural flower/plant garden. I know you have banned the Deer, but do you have other animals living in and around such a natural development? Like Skunks, Possum, on that line? Beautiful yard!
Deb here. Yes, I was wondering the same thing since we dig up ours and store then have to replant. We are in zone 7b.
I absolutely love your flower garden, it looks a whimsical and natural. I absolutely love your phox, i also have plox. Thank you for sharing your garden with us.❤❤❤
I love it all , looks like a cottage garden with everything just growing wild .. just beautiful ❤❤
still a very intriguing beautiful garden
Great to be back in your garden. It’s looking beautiful even if it was ignored. How often do you need to spray for deer? Does it last even if it rains or do you spray again right after a rain? We get a lot of summer showers and I wonder how long it sticks around.
You are the only person i have heard that pronounces agastache the way i learned it also you have some very interesting and exciting plants in there love it
The clean up job is TOTALLY doable. The yard looks like Monty Don’s property.
Northern Michigan, zone 5/6, I’m STILL planting but find I, too, have areas that need weeding/maintenance before I can get the last of these annuals in the ground.😉
What do you think of Gooseneck Loosestrife? I have a large swath behind my house. I know it’s considered invasive, but it always blooms nicely and the pollinators love it.
Looks beautiful to me ❤!! I really appreciate that you identify each variety, as I'm always looking for new things to add to the garden. Could you please tell me what spray you use for deer? My tulips became a buffet for them this year and I want them back next year!
It is beautiful weeds and all 😀🌺🌼🌾
Thank you Yuliya, if only my garden looked half as nice as yours. 🌸💚🙃
The music at the end is beautiful!
You are garden is always beautiful😮😮
I love it!!
Your garden is beautiful! I love to plant thick so I don’t have to weed so much.
It’s so beautiful! Weeds & all 😂 You said it was a natural garden! 😊
Beautiful!!
Love it so much!
Your veronica varieties are gorgeous 😁 Do you plant those from seed, where can I find them ?😊
Looks great !
I miss seeing your cleome What happened to them this year,mine didn’t come up either. Love your style of landscaping 😊
Cleome is an annual here.
Love your beautiful "wild" garden.