So beautiful! And I gave a very loud “YES!” when you were talking about normalizing normal gardens. I see way too many new gardeners who beat themselves up because their gardens aren’t flawless, when 99% of the time the gardens they’re comparing their own to have paid gardeners on staff.
I agree! And how about when they freak out bcuz they see one or two pest bugs in their garden! They instantly break out the insecticide! Yikes!!! I always let nature take it's coarse. Most of the time those non-beneficial bugs get run out of my garden by the beneficials! I just take pictures of them and walk away! Those non-beneficial bugs make good photo opps anyway bcuz they usually are looking so menacing!!
I talk to my plants regularly. Neighbors accept that I'm the crazy garden lady. Thank you for sharing your amazing gardens. How beautiful everything looks. Weeds let us know that we are blessed with a garden. It's all good!
You are so cute and hilarious! I 🤔 we all talk to our plants, lolololol! Beautiful garden, need more! Need at least 2 a week! I need more help and you’re the one I go to for education! Love you’re gardens, especially love you’re woodland gardens!
You can’t be that scatterbrained to handle a landscape business and you’re own beautiful yard! Give yourself a break!! We do, love! We all love and look forward to you’re videos! No worries, we love to laugh and join you in all the mishaps etc! Makes me not feel so bad I can’t keep everything in tip top shape!
Your out-takes had been giggling out loud! Thanks for brightening my day -- from Southwestern Ontario, where we had rain and the temp dropped to 2C (35.6F!) today. With help from my husband, I managed to put all bedding plants into the garage until we get some warmer weather. This has been such a strange Spring. Loved the Venus Dogwood. Perfection!
What a great idea growing all those hostas to cover up the dying daffs! I have a white blooming dogwood and one that is half dusty pink and the other half white! It's a grafted one I think...You are so knowledgeable about plants/trees, shrubs, etc. Thank you for sharing with us:)
Hi Yulia , love your garden shapes & your choice of colours / plants 🌱 🙌just gorgeous thank you for letting us watch your beautiful video love it 🥰 🧤👒🐨🦘🇦🇺🦋🧚
I so appreciate you saying that we should normalize the idea that our gardens are not perfect, because they're not. We can be so hard on ourselves sometimes when looking at others' gardens. We need to use them as inspiration and not as a comparison of what we've accomplished in our own gardens.😊🌷🌹
Thanks for showing us your unmulched, “weedy” garden! It’s nice when those of y’all with this type of platform and influence show the realities of gardening life! And the bloopers in the end had me laughing out loud! Your garden looks amazing! Happy Memorial Day everybody!! 😁
💚Your home and gardens are just spectacular. And you make it all sound so easy! Such an enjoyable tour and I had to laugh at your bloopers. Thank you for the beauty of the plants and trees, and for the smiles and laughter along the way! Enjoy a lovely weekend everyone 🦋🌸💕🦋
So lush & vibrant! I always love your garden tours. The Hosta collection was a brilliant idea - super versatile to have under the dogwood. Thanks for the honest warning about that particular smoke bush. Hope you & the hubs enjoy the weekend!💚
Double Pinstagram.. you had me laughing. So glad to see your garden a week or two behind my Richmond va one b/c my peonies are just ending. I’m going to copy some of your hosta combinations too. ;) Thanks, love your videos.
Beautiful as always, my favourite garden tree are dogwoods, we have a Ontario native dogwood that’s in bloom right now. Peonies are my favourite for sure, I only wish are lasted longer. My tree peony had 19 blooms, but with our heat wave they only lasted a week. Thanks for sharing your garden always a treat to see. 👍❤️😊
Thank you for finding time - in May - to share your garden! Highly recommend Winecraft Black smokebush which is considerably smaller and can be tucked into larger borders. The plant was developed by a well-known breeding program at NC state and is in our experience, tough as nails - even here in Northern New England.
Yulia, always love your videos. Venus dogwood is amazing! As is the climbing hydrangea -I have planted one on a cedar we had that died-we left a 20 foot stem (stump?) and my dream is that the hydrangea will cover it-hopefully in my lifetime? I have bowl of beauty-very similar to yours but mine is white and pink rather than all one colour. Growing Cleome for the first time this year too because of your influence-hope the deer are on board with this experiment :)
Love your Venus Dogwood and your rhododendrons are gorgeous. And every garden should have a peony or two or three. I absolutely love their scent which is why I added them to my garden. Keep talking to your plants. I bet it makes them happy. 😄
Your garden looks super great, weeds and all! I, too, have the same rhododendron. I've been so disappointed since I bought it as it's been struggling for last few years and I now realize it needs acidic soil (probably learned that from watching your very informative videos) so I put some peat and it's the first year (other than when first purchased) that it has bloomed and that new foliage is growing! Thanks Yuliya!
@@ydoyougarden thanks Yuliya, I wanted to take it out this year and put something more native but my husband didn't want to give up on it. I'll see how it goes. I have the same problem with blueberries we planted, they haven't put on much growth for years, thinking better in containers where I can put the right soil. I've learned so much from your videos and get such inspiration, really grateful, thank you!!! 🙏✌️💚
I only started mulching this week. If I had done it any earlier, I'm sure I would have covered all the new seedlings that have been popping up everywhere.
I love rhododendron, I have 2 in my front yard , came with the house , my husband shaped it as a tree , but now is like 7 feet tall is booming so beautiful too. Your hostas looks very nice .
The May garden is lovely. I've been moving plants this spring, my Gabriel's trumpets (yellow and the other a white) have taken over the spaces they were in. Then I ran across a pink variety and brought that home to plant. If you have a garden you have weeds. lol
thank you for sharing. I'm always torn on planting Peony flowers. I have one that came from my grandmother's garden, and for maybe a week, it's beautiful. It is so very beautiful, it makes me want more, when I see it in bloom until I remember how soon they are gone. So, I guess I'm thankful to see anyone else plant them so I can enjoy the flowers!
Hi Yulia , good to see you , your yard is beautiful and established and whoever designed the beds on either side of the front door did a fantastic job, they are a mirror image. The flowers on dogwood are enormous, what a beautiful tree to own. The Weather in my state (Massachusetts) is crazy ,too . On Wednesday we hit 90 and today in the high fifties,
Oh my goodness! I’m in dogwood country here in NC but I don’t think I’ve seen a Venus dogwood in bloom. Absolutely stunning! I love that you don’t try to make your garden”perfect “. It’s really beautiful!
Always love seeing your garden. Is that Pachysandra behind the Viola's.? My mom had that planted for a ground cover at the house I grew up in. I recently planted some myself, ironically at her place I inherited yrs ago on Maryland's eastern shore. I love it, grows like a weed and fills in fast, no mowing between the house and sidewalk, just love it. Love that Poppy too.!
I’m glad I’m not the only one who hasn’t gotten to weeding and mulching although you would never know with your garden Yulia. Everything looks beautiful 🥰. Oh and thanks for letting us laugh with you at the end by including your bloopers 😂
I absolutely love your garden eye for such a pleasing gentle peaceful vision that you made for all of us viewers to enjoy along with you. Loving all you share from North Idaho zone 6a 💚🌻🌿
Everything love so lovely. And I'm really loving the hosta garden. I lost a handful of hostas only in 1 area I enjoyed them for year's & then nothing. And wow that space looks so empty now. Love how many different varieties you have.❤ A
Wow! I’m in zone 6/7 too, but things aren’t as far along here. Your tips about the daffodils are heartening...mine are still sticking out above my hostas and I’ve been thinking of cutting them back for aesthetic purposes but I will wait a few days. They provided so much pleasure this springtime so they deserve a chance to regain themselves!;) Your garden is amazing!
Beautiful!!!!! Love love your flowers! I completely agree gardening is a process and not perfection! This year I started to plant more perennials so that my garden grows a little bit each year.
Your garden is very lovely! Thanks for sharing it with us. The peonies and the climbing hydrangea were amazing. The dogwood took my breath away. I need one of those stat!
Greetings from the south of Finland, where it has been raining all spring it seems, and where I really needed to hear someone say that it's ok to not keep up with the weeding! It's like the garden and the weeds have created their own safe zone this year :D Looking forward to seeing you talk to plants on Pinstagram also - it's how we're all feeling right now ;)
Hi Yuliya, well what can I say but you have such a gorgeous garden. I'm so glad to see that you're peony is doing so well. I'm struggling to get mine to bloom. Looks like I'll have to move them too. Thanks for sharing!🥰😉🙂
I'm just getting into your channel, but your plants are beautiful! I'm in love with your climbing hydrangea, and rhodies! We just finished the general layout of our yard (outlining / mulching flower beds), and I'm dreaming of the one day mature plants we'll have!
Your garden is just gorgeous. Thank you for the tips on how to supportively plant peonies. I LOVE peonies and have probably 11 and that's no where near enough. But building other structure around them for growth after growth great tip! I'll try it. Love the bloopers :-)
Peonies are my favorite! Maybe this year I'll try the method of harvesting buds (at "marshmallow" stage) and keep them wrapped in plastic in the fridge to extend the season. My girlfriend did that last year and had blooms in July! I have ten plants (my favorite is 'Paula Faye' in coral) and they bloom at different times. Just another way to extend the season. My David Austin BR roses arrived today! I have them soaking overnight in water. I picked up a mature 'Limelight' hydrangea and was able to procure some PW 'Silverberry' supertunia vista. I've been looking everywhere for them. Tonight, I edged my garden with bricks and will fill between the inch gaps with pea gravel. I'm hoping this will keep the mulch from floating over the steel edging and mixing with my crushed rock patio. I'll be moving shrubs to make way for my new arrivals. Not sure if I can move my enormous delphiniums as they're about to bloom a lovely lavender. I have PW 'Violet Wave' salvia I think will be striking against the pastel color and 'Queen of Sweden' pale pink roses. Have you ever seen a variegated lilac? Aucubaefolia is the variety. I don't even care if it blooms. That foliage is so interesting. I may have overdone it buying annuals (is that possible?), but when my tulip foliage dies back I'll pop them in their place. I didn't know about holding off for six weeks after daffodils are done. Good to know. Thanks! Your rhododendrons are gorgeous! Mine hasn't grown much in size since planting it more than ten years ago. I got 3 or 4 blooms. That's some small feat. Some years, I'm lucky to get one bloom. I haven't fertilized it yet. Maybe I've been killing it with kindness. Thanks for sharing your gardens, weeds and all. Though I really didn't see any weeds.
Beautiful video! I glad you brought up the point of not having a perfect garden! I see some of my neighbors laboring to out do each other but I just laugh and say what a shame they are not seeing the real beauty and joy! Enjoyed the funnies at the end lol!
Started watching you almost two years ago. Got so inspired I am now on my way to become a gartner (back to school in my 40s 😊) Thanks for really beautiful, insightful and fun videos!! I would follow you on pinstagram in a heartbeat 👏😄
love your garden soo beautifull very lush and nice I also have the smokebush in a very small garden I do have 2 but trimm them every year I like the color of the leaves ...thanks for sharing have a lovely day.
I love that you remind us that gardens are continuous, enjoy each season. 🌺
Absolutely! and they should be a source of joy and not pressure.
So beautiful! And I gave a very loud “YES!” when you were talking about normalizing normal gardens. I see way too many new gardeners who beat themselves up because their gardens aren’t flawless, when 99% of the time the gardens they’re comparing their own to have paid gardeners on staff.
Absolutely! Gardens and gardening is a joy - not pressure
I agree!
And how about when they freak out bcuz they see one or two pest bugs in their garden!
They instantly break out the insecticide! Yikes!!!
I always let nature take it's coarse. Most of the time those non-beneficial bugs get run out of my garden by the beneficials! I just take pictures of them and walk away!
Those non-beneficial bugs make good photo opps anyway bcuz they usually are looking so menacing!!
Yes, peonies bloom and then they are gone if you blink 😣😣😣 my bush is done 😣 love violas 😁 thanks
for sharing, love your dogwood 😊
Agree!
I miss my Venus dogwood so much. Your garden is looking beautiful.
O no, not hardy to you?
I talk to my plants regularly. Neighbors accept that I'm the crazy garden lady. Thank you for sharing your amazing gardens. How beautiful everything looks. Weeds let us know that we are blessed with a garden. It's all good!
So nice of you Cynthia!
why does having a passion make you "crazy"?
Pinstagram has a nice ring to it! 😂
Right?! 😂😂
It's all beautiful, Yuliya❣I love your Venus Dogwood .. and your sweet loving disposition 🤗 Thank you!
Aww, thank you Gina!
Reality inspires us. You inspire with reality.Thankyou.u don't leave us feeling overwhelmed .
Aww, I am so glad!!
Beautiful garden I’m a fan of the peonies
The dogwood is to die for. Everything is gorgeous.
I love that you show the imperfections along with the perfection. You keep it real. Thanks for that.
Your bloopers crack me up😄. Beautiful garden! I have hostas, rhododendron, peonies, and daylilies that are over 20 years old, from the previous owner.
Love your bloopers.
You are so cute and hilarious! I 🤔 we all talk to our plants, lolololol! Beautiful garden, need more! Need at least 2 a week! I need more help and you’re the one I go to for education! Love you’re gardens, especially love you’re woodland gardens!
😂😂 Omg, I am so scatterbrained I don't know how I get anything done
You can’t be that scatterbrained to handle a landscape business and you’re own beautiful yard! Give yourself a break!! We do, love! We all love and look forward to you’re videos! No worries, we love to laugh and join you in all the mishaps etc! Makes me not feel so bad I can’t keep everything in tip top shape!
I lOVE the striped Rose 💗
Hi beautiful lady, I so enjoyed your video. I learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing. Blessings from Texas ♥️
Your out-takes had been giggling out loud! Thanks for brightening my day -- from Southwestern Ontario, where we had rain and the temp dropped to 2C (35.6F!) today. With help from my husband, I managed to put all bedding plants into the garage until we get some warmer weather. This has been such a strange Spring. Loved the Venus Dogwood. Perfection!
Whoa! we are having a drop in temperature too. Strange strange spring
Your dogwood is beautiful!💚🙃
Your bloopers are the best ❤
Thank you so much 😀
What a great idea growing all those hostas to cover up the dying daffs! I have a white blooming dogwood and one that is half dusty pink and the other half white! It's a grafted one I think...You are so knowledgeable about plants/trees, shrubs, etc. Thank you for sharing with us:)
Thank you!
Lovely garden tour! Appreciate you showing the beauty of reality and not just a perfectly manicured garden
🤣🤣🤣 Love the outtakes! I need a Venus dogwood!
beautiful and green!
but that last bit made me smile!
Hi Yulia , love your garden shapes & your choice of colours / plants 🌱 🙌just gorgeous thank you for letting us watch your beautiful video love it 🥰 🧤👒🐨🦘🇦🇺🦋🧚
I so appreciate you saying that we should normalize the idea that our gardens are not perfect, because they're not. We can be so hard on ourselves sometimes when looking at others' gardens. We need to use them as inspiration and not as a comparison of what we've accomplished in our own gardens.😊🌷🌹
Exactly!
I too am glad you talked about gardens not being perfect. I would rather see your garden and all the beautiful bloom perfect or not. Love your videos.
That climbing hydrangea is beautiful.
Thanks for showing us your unmulched, “weedy” garden! It’s nice when those of y’all with this type of platform and influence show the realities of gardening life! And the bloopers in the end had me laughing out loud! Your garden looks amazing! Happy Memorial Day everybody!! 😁
Happy Memorial Day! 😊😊
WOW,WOW! Your garden is alway so beautiful! From Illinois👏👏💕👩🌾
Beautiful! I love all the pink flowers 🌸
💚Your home and gardens are just spectacular. And you make it all sound so easy! Such an enjoyable tour and I had to laugh at your bloopers. Thank you for the beauty of the plants and trees, and for the smiles and laughter along the way! Enjoy a lovely weekend everyone 🦋🌸💕🦋
I am Happy to see you and your garden anytime!! I have learned so much from you and your garden is beautiful!!
Love the bloopers!
So lush & vibrant! I always love your garden tours. The Hosta collection was a brilliant idea - super versatile to have under the dogwood. Thanks for the honest warning about that particular smoke bush. Hope you & the hubs enjoy the weekend!💚
Thanks so much! 😊
Everything still looks beautiful and dreamy 🪴🌺🪴
Haha...loved the bloopers.🤣🤣
😄
Double Pinstagram.. you had me laughing. So glad to see your garden a week or two behind my Richmond va one b/c my peonies are just ending. I’m going to copy some of your hosta combinations too. ;) Thanks, love your videos.
Beautiful! Your climbing Hydrangea is gorgeous. Great use of Hostas to hide bulb foliage. Thankyou.
Beautiful as always, my favourite garden tree are dogwoods, we have a Ontario native dogwood that’s in bloom right now. Peonies are my favourite for sure, I only wish are lasted longer. My tree peony had 19 blooms, but with our heat wave they only lasted a week. Thanks for sharing your garden always a treat to see. 👍❤️😊
Thank you for finding time - in May - to share your garden! Highly recommend Winecraft Black smokebush which is considerably smaller and can be tucked into larger borders. The plant was developed by a well-known breeding program at NC state and is in our experience, tough as nails - even here in Northern New England.
Yes! I am so with you on the Winecraft!
💓 your Venus Dogwood!
Yulia, always love your videos. Venus dogwood is amazing! As is the climbing hydrangea -I have planted one on a cedar we had that died-we left a 20 foot stem (stump?) and my dream is that the hydrangea will cover it-hopefully in my lifetime? I have bowl of beauty-very similar to yours but mine is white and pink rather than all one colour. Growing Cleome for the first time this year too because of your influence-hope the deer are on board with this experiment :)
I think you will be very successful 😊😊
Peony and rhododendron are beautiful 👌🏽the dogwood is gorgeous 🌱
Thanks for reminding us that our gardens do not need to be perfect. The dogwood is beautiful the flower looks tropical.
I love ALL your gardens. Beautiful!
You're garden is so amazing. And I really feel the love u put into it. Xoxo thanks for sharing....
Love your Venus Dogwood and your rhododendrons are gorgeous. And every garden should have a peony or two or three. I absolutely love their scent which is why I added them to my garden. Keep talking to your plants. I bet it makes them happy. 😄
Haha right!
Your garden looks super great, weeds and all! I, too, have the same rhododendron. I've been so disappointed since I bought it as it's been struggling for last few years and I now realize it needs acidic soil (probably learned that from watching your very informative videos) so I put some peat and it's the first year (other than when first purchased) that it has bloomed and that new foliage is growing! Thanks Yuliya!
Aww! that's wonderful. Just make sure you keep doing it because if you have normally alkaline soil you need to amend and check for soil ph.
@@ydoyougarden thanks Yuliya, I wanted to take it out this year and put something more native but my husband didn't want to give up on it. I'll see how it goes. I have the same problem with blueberries we planted, they haven't put on much growth for years, thinking better in containers where I can put the right soil. I've learned so much from your videos and get such inspiration, really grateful, thank you!!! 🙏✌️💚
Absolutely gorgeous!
Enjoyed this wander around your beautiful garden 😊
Beautiful Yuliya. 💜
Thanks Laura!
I'm definitely considering adding I'm some perennials with my bulbs! Everything looks good.
Wow! I love your garden it's so inspiring watching your video.
You are highly spoken of on Garden Addictz❤️❤️❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Yes! She is so correct. Your landscaping is GORGEOUS 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Beautiful!! I smiled, oohed & aahed the whole way through. ❤️🌺🌸
I live the ending "bloopers"! Thanks for not leaving out + show you have personality & humor about your self,🥰 beautiful tour!
PS: correct word "Love", I can't type!
I only started mulching this week. If I had done it any earlier, I'm sure I would have covered all the new seedlings that have been popping up everywhere.
Your bloopers had me cracking up this morning. 🤣😂
I loved this video! I especially loved the “bloopers” at the end!
I love rhododendron, I have 2 in my front yard , came with the house , my husband shaped it as a tree , but now is like 7 feet tall is booming so beautiful too. Your hostas looks very nice .
The May garden is lovely. I've been moving plants this spring, my Gabriel's trumpets (yellow and the other a white) have taken over the spaces they were in. Then I ran across a pink variety and brought that home to plant. If you have a garden you have weeds. lol
Gorgeous! 🌸☀️
thank you for sharing. I'm always torn on planting Peony flowers. I have one that came from my grandmother's garden, and for maybe a week, it's beautiful. It is so very beautiful, it makes me want more, when I see it in bloom until I remember how soon they are gone. So, I guess I'm thankful to see anyone else plant them so I can enjoy the flowers!
Hi Yulia , good to see you , your yard is beautiful and established and whoever designed the beds on either side of the front door did a fantastic job, they are a mirror image. The flowers on dogwood are enormous, what a beautiful tree to own. The Weather in my state (Massachusetts) is crazy ,too . On Wednesday we hit 90 and today in the high fifties,
Same here!
Yuliya your garden is gorgeous and you are such a gentle soul, loved the bloopers 😉💖
Thank you so much 🙂
Oh my goodness! I’m in dogwood country here in NC but I don’t think I’ve seen a Venus dogwood in bloom. Absolutely stunning! I love that you don’t try to make your garden”perfect “. It’s really beautiful!
Thank you!
that peony is STUNNING!!
Always love seeing your garden. Is that Pachysandra behind the Viola's.? My mom had that planted for a ground cover at the house I grew up in. I recently planted some myself, ironically at her place I inherited yrs ago on Maryland's eastern shore. I love it, grows like a weed and fills in fast, no mowing between the house and sidewalk, just love it. Love that Poppy too.!
Yes, it is pachysandra. It was here when we moved in.
@@ydoyougarden Must be an old time favorite, I'm 63 and remember it from childhood.
Beautiful garden!!!
I’m glad I’m not the only one who hasn’t gotten to weeding and mulching although you would never know with your garden Yulia. Everything looks beautiful 🥰. Oh and thanks for letting us laugh with you at the end by including your bloopers 😂
We are all in good company 😂😂
Thank you, for the overload of info This is is your niche😉, love it.💕 Blessings
I absolutely love your garden eye for such a pleasing gentle peaceful vision that you made for all of us viewers to enjoy along with you. Loving all you share from North Idaho zone 6a 💚🌻🌿
Thank you so much!
Everything love so lovely. And I'm really loving the hosta garden. I lost a handful of hostas only in 1 area I enjoyed them for year's & then nothing. And wow that space looks so empty now. Love how many different varieties you have.❤
A
My hubs is into hostas 😍😍
Love your beautiful garden, and love your bloopers at the end! They make us all smile.
Wow! I’m in zone 6/7 too, but things aren’t as far along here. Your tips about the daffodils are heartening...mine are still sticking out above my hostas and I’ve been thinking of cutting them back for aesthetic purposes but I will wait a few days. They provided so much pleasure this springtime so they deserve a chance to regain themselves!;) Your garden is amazing!
Thank you!!
I look forward to your outtakes at the end- always puts a smile on my face😁
Lovely gardens!!
Beautiful!
Congrats on reaching 40k subscribers! Wish you much success, you deserve it! 🎉💐
Beautiful!!!!! Love love your flowers! I completely agree gardening is a process and not perfection! This year I started to plant more perennials so that my garden grows a little bit each year.
Your garden is very lovely! Thanks for sharing it with us. The peonies and the climbing hydrangea were amazing. The dogwood took my breath away. I need one of those stat!
Greetings from the south of Finland, where it has been raining all spring it seems, and where I really needed to hear someone say that it's ok to not keep up with the weeding! It's like the garden and the weeds have created their own safe zone this year :D Looking forward to seeing you talk to plants on Pinstagram also - it's how we're all feeling right now ;)
Everything looks great💕
Hi Yuliya, well what can I say but you have such a gorgeous garden. I'm so glad to see that you're peony is doing so well. I'm struggling to get mine to bloom. Looks like I'll have to move them too. Thanks for sharing!🥰😉🙂
Your house is so charming. I love the blend of colors.
I'm just getting into your channel, but your plants are beautiful! I'm in love with your climbing hydrangea, and rhodies! We just finished the general layout of our yard (outlining / mulching flower beds), and I'm dreaming of the one day mature plants we'll have!
Your garden is just gorgeous. Thank you for the tips on how to supportively plant peonies. I LOVE peonies and have probably 11 and that's no where near enough. But building other structure around them for growth after growth great tip! I'll try it. Love the bloopers :-)
love your gardening style. You are my favorite gardening channel. I've learned so much from you.
Peonies are my favorite! Maybe this year I'll try the method of harvesting buds (at "marshmallow" stage) and keep them wrapped in plastic in the fridge to extend the season. My girlfriend did that last year and had blooms in July!
I have ten plants (my favorite is 'Paula Faye' in coral) and they bloom at different times. Just another way to extend the season.
My David Austin BR roses arrived today! I have them soaking overnight in water. I picked up a mature 'Limelight' hydrangea and was able to procure some PW 'Silverberry' supertunia vista. I've been looking everywhere for them. Tonight, I edged my garden with bricks and will fill between the inch gaps with pea gravel. I'm hoping this will keep the mulch from floating over the steel edging and mixing with my crushed rock patio.
I'll be moving shrubs to make way for my new arrivals. Not sure if I can move my enormous delphiniums as they're about to bloom a lovely lavender. I have PW 'Violet Wave' salvia I think will be striking against the pastel color and 'Queen of Sweden' pale pink roses.
Have you ever seen a variegated lilac? Aucubaefolia is the variety. I don't even care if it blooms. That foliage is so interesting.
I may have overdone it buying annuals (is that possible?), but when my tulip foliage dies back I'll pop them in their place. I didn't know about holding off for six weeks after daffodils are done. Good to know. Thanks!
Your rhododendrons are gorgeous! Mine hasn't grown much in size since planting it more than ten years ago. I got 3 or 4 blooms. That's some small feat. Some years, I'm lucky to get one bloom. I haven't fertilized it yet. Maybe I've been killing it with kindness.
Thanks for sharing your gardens, weeds and all. Though I really didn't see any weeds.
Ooo beautiful!
Beautiful garden tour. The dogwood is amazing!!!
Beautiful garden
Lol love the outtakes. Garden looks happy!
Beautiful video! I glad you brought up the point of not having a perfect garden! I see some of my neighbors laboring to out do each other but I just laugh and say what a shame they are not seeing the real beauty and joy! Enjoyed the funnies at the end lol!
Exactly!
Thank you for showing the real garden as it is . I am feeling like I am behind , trying to catch up . But this is inspiring!! Spacibo!
I am feeling behind too and it's perfectly ok 😊😊
I was going to weed and mulch today, but it’s been raining all day!
Yeah, it can wait. It's raining here too but that means I can finally spruce up the house 😁😁
When the rain stop ,that is the best time to do it, easier to pull
Started watching you almost two years ago. Got so inspired I am now on my way to become a gartner (back to school in my 40s 😊) Thanks for really beautiful, insightful and fun videos!! I would follow you on pinstagram in a heartbeat 👏😄
So exciting!!
Thank you so much, I learn so much from you in every video, and your garden always looks amazing. Thank you.
Great outtakes! It’s like they’re a celebrity couple now. 🤣 And really - aren’t they the same thing anyway? Everything is looking lovely!
The garden is glorious ight now!
Love your garden! Love your outtakes! Ha ha!!!!
Thanks Jay!!
love your garden soo beautifull very lush and nice I also have the smokebush in a very small garden I do have 2 but trimm them every year I like the color of the leaves ...thanks for sharing have a lovely day.
Beautiful 💕🌸🌸🌸
Did you winter sow the poppies? I bought my first poppies last year and am obsessed! Love all your videos. You are a great teacher.
Yes! I am so so happy I tried. They are dreamy