Solving Problems in the Garden ⭐️ Sowing Seeds In our Gardener's Supply Raised Beds
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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Today we are tackling three problems in the garden and sowing some seeds for Fall harvesting.
Our first problem is our magnolia that has gotten to wide to mow around. We need to limb it up and make it in to more of a tree than a shrub. To do this we are using our favorite lopper from Corona.
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Next we are moving to the area on the east side of the house where we have covered up our air conditioning unit with plants. It is important to be able to access this area for maintenance. So we are clearing out the congestion to make a path! We also are taking care of any branches that are growing in to the house. This was a lot of fun to do. For this problem we are reaching for our favorite pruners and pop up garden bag.
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In an effort to avoid working on the Limelight hydrangea hedge we are taking a break to do some seed starting. This is our first time planting from seed in our @gardenerssupply raised beds in the summer. We are excited to try some cooler weather vegetables and greens. The seeds are from Baker Creek Seeds and Botanical Interests. We top dress the seeds with Penobscot Blend planting mix from @Coastofmaine .
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Lastly we are taking a deep dive in to the damage done to our Limelight hydrangeas by some intense rain. We have some big decisions to make and we share some ideas.
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Keep the hedge! It is stunning …even when it weeps after rains! Maybe put a wire system down the hedge line that will be hidden and helps to keep the blooms up?
Great idea!
My established mass planting I have gone way more aggressive in off season pruning & have wiring that supports the heavy top - early pannacles also get thinned a little more effort but all season stunning
@@lillerella good planning ahead!
I love the hedge because it gives a peaceful visual and rest to already colorful parts of the garden. Whatever you do, I’ll still be watching.
Thanks!
I think gardens need to change as gardeners needs change 😊
Agreed
I would start out small. Take a few out and leave the number that you can continue maintenance on. You could stake them to the fence or under plant with something sturdy to help support the droop! Then add trees with it and go from there.
That's not a bad idea
Leave them, they are gorgeous. Season is almost over. Enjoy them as they are. Next year figure out a way ro keep them from weeping. ❤
It's tough!
I’m rooting for the glorious limelight hedge. She will survive! Loved the Pumpkin cameo- what a bundle of joy 🤩
Isn't she cute
I love the behind the scenes gardening. It’s what real gardeners do! Thanks for bringing us along.
You are so welcome!
The Hydrangea Hedge is stunning!❤
Thanks!!!
If the question is ever to put in a path of any sort the answer is always yes! I have several gravel pathways and I adore them!
Totally agree!
It’s such a stunning and signature feature! I can’t imagine pulling it. But as a fellow gardener, I do relate to the desire to be creative and change things up. I’ll be sitting on pins and needles waiting to see what you do. No doubt it will be stunning whatever it is!
Touch choices!
Stressing about storms every year might take away the fun. It is nice to start something new when you are running out of space
Exactly
With so many new options on the market I vote to remove the limelight hedge and create a stunning mixed bed that reflects the beauty and creativity of your brilliant minds ❤.
Thank you!
I have a hedge of (10) Little Lime Hydrangeas which we put in spring 2022, they are now 4' tall and fully touching each other. We also have a lot of wind storms in Northern Illinois and have not had any issues with the blooms flopping. We planted them to hide our neighbors not so attractive cedar fence and it is almost covered. I also love that I can cut blooms from them. Putting in a new bed of perennials will also create maintenance, all do require some maintenance. I also put in a long bed of roses at my front yard this spring, they are doing great but have to keep up with the bind weed from the empty lot next door and have to prune off the spent rose blooms often. Personally, I think you already have a lot of mixed borders in your beautiful property and I love the cohesive hedge of Limelights, it is so pleasing to the eye! For now, I would cut them back heavily next spring (more than the usual 1/3) which will give you smaller blooms and perhaps less flopping next summer. Just my thoughts! 💭💚
One way or the other this fall will be a lot of work!
I live in South Texas, we like you get horrific storms, not to mention hurricanes. I've been through 5. It is so easy to be dismayed with the destruction of everything around you, but l am not moving from here . I love it here. So l have learned not to look at it as the end, but a new beginning. I think Mother Nature has offered you the option of a new beginning. 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
Definitely a new beginning...I feel like we are starting to learn toward a massive change!
I think you guys have to figure out how much joy the Limelight hedge is giving you. You could still have hydrangeas in a mixed border. The idea of a winding pathway sounds intriguing. I have removed some plants from my garden because they didn't give me the joy they did when I first planted them. You both sounded like you dreaded dealing with the hydrangea hedge. You'll just have to figure things out. Something to consider is that we age as the garden matures. Some strenuous jobs I just don't want to do anymore. Good luck!
@@jenniferhooks2454 I appreciate your thoughts on this...lots of passionate comments!
You guys are so much fun! As beautiful as the hydrangea hedge is, it does feel distinctly different from the rest of your garden. I love your idea of doing a mixed boarder!
Thanks so much! 😊
Ya keep the hedge. As tempting as it is to remove it I would give it a chance to redeem itself. One of the reasons I watch your videos is because I love your hedge, and I love seeing it.
This is its 6th year in the ground....and probably the third year of flop!
There is a time and place for everything. Time for a change in my opinion. Having said that I am sure I and all will love what ever you choose. Love all of your videos. 💚💚💚
Thanks!
Keep the beautiful Lime light hedge 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🫶🫶🫶🫶
haha we haven't decided
Keep the hedge - it’s so gorgeous.
But if you have enjoyed “enough”, and no longer need the privacy, I can see the excitement in growing new things too! I’ll keep watching no matter! 😂
So many options!
I would probably leave half of the hydrangea hedge, then gradually change the back of the hedge/garden with evergreens and perennials. I removed limelight from my garden (we get a lot of rain, sleet, snow, wind), I don't think they are worth the stress they bring! 😅 It is a stunning hedge, but if it is too much work compared to how much joy it brings, it might be time for a change. But definitely sleep on it first! 😄I really enjoy watching your videos, always fun and inspiring! 😊🌺🌻💚
lots of sleeping on a decision this big
I’m shook that you are even considering removing them, they are gorgeous and such a beautiful spot in your garden! It is also their first serious flop. Give them a chance or put a boxwood hedge in front to hold them up. ❤❤
They really have flopped a few years in a row...this was just particularly bad
I just love how you to communicate with each other! So darn cute and respectful 💚💚💚
We try!
I learned from Angelo Petitti that if you cut them down almost to the ground just leaving a few inches the plants have smaller blooms but more of them, but the plant does not get as tall.
I am thinking you should try this first and see if it solves the problem with flopping in storms with lots of rain. If not, take them out.
That is one of the options
Exactly
Hi guys...my bloood pressure was rising as you trimmed the heck out of the magnolida. It's so easy to get carried away but your trim is perfect. Love your channel.
Same!!
I love the hedge and it’s your garden signature. I also follow Jim Putnam and he always recommends a mixed border so if something dies or becomes diseased you don’t replace everything.
Even though it’s beautiful, it’s okay to let it go. Whatever you choose, your gardens are lovely!
Thank you so much 😊
I don’t envy you having to decide on the limelight hedge. It’s beautiful but i totally understand the hesitation to keep it. If it were me, i think I’d keep a few of them spaced out and make the mixed border incorporating them. I love the idea of the wide curvy grass path. I’m sure it will look great no matter which way you go.
That would likely be the plan
Oh, what a dilemma! Honestly, I really love the look of the mixed garden borders. I love seeing a variety of plants, shrubs and winter interest.
I do love hydrangeas and they do look spectacular planted en masse as you guys have done- but I know whatever changes you make will look fantastic in time 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
For the maintenance crew, put in four temporary stakes(two on either side) tie string between the stakes to hold back the plants while they work.
It's a thought
Leave the hedge. Just prune it down. You have some great mixed borders already. Nothing is perfect but that hedge looks great even when it's droopy!
It's an option
You just keep mentioning how much you love that hedge. I would find a middle ground between suggestions: slowly replace a few of the limelights each year with improved versions AND add some structure with evergreens and add the curves you want in a few sections.
Thanks for sharing your garden with us.
Good point!
You have a hard decision to make but I vote for the new wide border. The green lawn pathway between the two beds would be gorgeous. Although the beautiful hydrangea are mature and amazing, they do make your garden "top heavy" on one side. You have a beautiful garden and I enjoy your videos - keep doing what you love!
I appreciate the thoughts
If it’s not working for you / not bringing joy, but instead a hassle, it’s your garden, do what right for you two.
Thanks
The hedge looks amazing, the hydrangeas hedge is the Queen of any garden.
It would be hard to say goodbye
Turn the hydrangea hedge into a mixed border, gardening is all about change. Love watching your videos.
It is definitely an excited idea
This was so fun to watch! During the seed sowing, I was cracking up. . . Eric is hilarious and Christopher is a sweetie pie!
It’s important to support your partner, hahaha
Love the behind the scenes. Please offer the limelight’s to others if you take them out, many don’t have a budget to purchase such a beautiful hedge. 🌼🐝
That's the plan!
Nice video. I don't think you need to choose to take out all the hydrangeas or keep them all. Why not keep one or two and possibly prune them up to give you more planting room below and then add in the mixed border ideas you had. You can still keep the memories and a couple established shrubs to begin your new border. Whatever you choose, I'm sure it will be beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.
That's a good idea!
While the hydrangeas are beautiful, a mixed border would be beautiful too. Think of all the opportunities for new things! Gardening forces us to be flexible. Perhaps you could keep a few of the plants as the beginning of a new mixed border.
So many options!!!
I love the satisfaction of giving the plants a haircut. I am also a hairdresser. Great work today, guys.
yes!!!
I cut my limelight down to about a foot tall, every spring. Year 13 and they have never flopped. IMO your limelight hedge is just too beautiful to remove. 🍃
It's a tough choice
I'm for the mixed border because you guys are the kings of plant combinations. I think it'll keep theme with the rest of the gardens and whatever you do will be an inspiration to us viewers
Thank you!
I love it! It would break my heart if you pulled it out. It’s a show stopper!!
So tough
My first thought was Noooooo don’t take the Limelight’s out and then….. I would take them out but not all at once although I guess if you’re using heavy machinery it makes more sense to take them all out at once.
I’d plant the evergreen take out several around it and then perhaps use other varieties in between the limelight’s.
The tree you trimmed looks great. Your yard is so beautiful, mine is a work in progress, I’m in Zone three and I started with nothing but an awful weedy lawn and two giant spruce trees. I do the work totally on my own and have a small budget but I’m loving it. So different from our last yard that was a courtyard style with no lawn.
All the best and I hope you don’t get any more severe storms this month.
Thanks! No more storms would be great!
Do what makes both of you happy 😊
Thanks
I love Christopher’s idea!
We have almost decided
My vote is for a new wider curved bed, but I’m totally biased bc that’s what I have. I promise you that you’ll find many spots for more panicles. Also, I’m loving the quick fire fab’s lack of droop (comparatively)
It really has a great improvement
Love the hedge..wires are an option. I think the seeds of change have been planted for both of you though. Also, instead of chopping your willow perhaps consider plaiting the branches. It's done here in Europe & renders the shrub tidy & gives winter interest.
I’m going to look in to that
Fabulous job on the magnolia! Wow that’s a tough one… I love the mass planting of the limelight’s. Its spectacular. The way to solve problem is to prune them a specific way to produce clusters of more smaller blooms vs big blooms. Don’t remove the spindly branches as advised… this helps. But I have a feeling you guys are set in your hearts to try something new. If you’re going to remove them, I hope you’ll just scatter them around your yard or just re-home them 😢
We would definitely rehome!
I am team limelight! They are what brought me to your channel. I saw them when researching for a new hydrangea hedge and lost it over your limelight hedge. I am limited in visual height with our hedge, so I chose limelight prime. They are beautiful, but not an original limelight that brings those - 'Wow, what is that flower/hydrangea called'? I also have 5 limelights and about 11 other varieties in other areas. The limelights share first place with angel's blush hydrangeas (no longer available). I have put a 3 foot hardware cloth (Amazon - Hardware Cloth 1/2 inch 36" x 100 ft Mesh - 19 Gauge Black Vinyl Welded Wire Fencing) cage with ground staples around each of mine to keep away the deer and to help support them. Like your black chicken wire around the roses, it helps. They made it in Virginia quite well under tornado strength winds and rains of hurricane Debby. You might try a black wire trellis like used for a berry cane. If you do decide to reduce the hedge, shrink it minimally please, for all of us dreamers who live vicariously thru you.
I will keep that in mind!
I second keeping the limelight hedge but adding a hidden wire support "fence".
Noted!
I hope you'll share your cooking experiences with your seeds !
That would be kinda fun
Omg!! That sweet little dog bounding over to say hi to you guys was just the cutest most wholesome content ever💚🐶🌸
I know!!!!
Hi guys! I love what you do & have been following you both for a while! As a fellow gardener, I think that 6 years of the limelight bed has been a long time of maintenance ( think of all the hours)
and think of the excitement you feel about a new long bed!! You can certainly leave a few but I would remove the bulk of them! If you really love it as much as you do you wouldn't be questioning removing it! Just a thought! Good luck!
Thanks for following! We really appreciate all the great comments on this topic
OMG I love that hedge. I love the simple line. I'm wondering about a simple trellis to help support it.
We are close to a decision
Love your gardens, really enjoy your channel. I love the contrast that you have a mixed border on one side of your yard and a row/hedge of one thing (currently limelights) on the other. It sounds like you are ready for a change but still love hydrangeas. I know what you mean in that you love the limelight but it is not performing and looking like you really want it. (I have a few strawberry sundae hydrangeas that do the same thing and I love them but they are unruly and bug me). Maybe you need to take the limelights out and replace with a different hydrangea hedge that will keep its shape better. Or maybe instead of only one type of hydrangea, choose maybe two or three varieties (big and small, strong stems) and do a mixed hydrangea border. Whatever you choose to do it will turn out beautiful.
We are brewing up some plans
I really enjoy mizuna. It’s usually in the mixed greens/salad container I buy from my grocery store. As far as the limelight hedge goes I’m team mixed border. I’ve never been a big fan of just one specimen plant/shrub border. You’re to vulnerable to an attack from a fungal issue or pest like Japanese beetles that affect all the plants. Or in this instance the weather. Whereas, if you have a mixed border you’re more protected if an issue arises as the other species hopefully won’t be hit. Plus, there’s a lot more creativity going on and opportunity. I’d personally pull that bed out all the way and make a charming curved pathway between that bed and the one to the right.
I like your thinking. Im very interested in the Mizuna!
Make the hard decision. Put in new hydrangea Quickfire Fab. Bloom earlier and strong stem.
We might be leaning that way
I love that hedge so much! Even with the flop, it’s gorgeous. I planted a hedge of quick fire fab and they are doing the same thing, almost all of the blooms are on the ground after all of this rain. I’m sure whatever you decide will be gorgeous!
Thanks
I think it’s fun to learn about “weeds” as you mentioned that you might do. Using plant identification apps has been great for that purpose. I’ve learned what’s native and what’s not, and many weeds have a medicinal and/or culinary history of course. Pokeweed, as you may know is considered highly toxic and cannot be consumed unless boiled extensively. I will not be trying that, but to those who have worked with it, they say it’s delicious…
Can you imagine how someone discovered the boiling thing? haha
I think do what makes you happy. If it were me I would think about it over winter. I took some limelight shrubs my neighbor inappropriately placed and moved them and converted them to standards. They are beautiful are in a part sun area so the flowers don’t get so massive and never flop. I would not just rip them out. See if you can salvage some in the redesign if that is what you decide to do. I would then offer what you don’t want to friends and neighbors. They dig and get a free plant. Can they be divided like Annabelle? If so it could mean a couple of free plants per person. They are an investment I would not just bulldoze them.
They can’t be divided but we would give them to anyone willing to dig
I would keep them. They are beautiful. I would cut them down, though.
A big chop happens one way or the other
Used your link and ordered the 130’ hose set! Glad yall showed those…
I'm so glad! You will enjoy it
Great trim job - that magnolia looks much better visually to the side yard. Take the hydrangea edge out. It's too much of a good thing.
It is stunning and makes such an impact. I would keep it!
Thanks
I’m in Canada and on year 3 of a limelight hedge, only 5 though but it’s showing off this summer! Had the rainstorm too and was out there shaking them! omg do not get rid of them 😢
It’s a hard choice!
I like my lime light prime so much more then my lime lights. Don’t flop and sturdier branches. My lime lights are a pain and so much maintenance. They are going. I’m putting in the puffer fish hydrangeas.
I feel like we are heading that way
I think you have already made up you mines the garden is always changing Enjoy your fall picks for the new Westside garden
We definitely are leaning toward change
I got the opportunity to see the Limelight hedge in person, and it’s glorious. I’ve also seen enough of your videos to get the impression that it’s the area in your yard that has required the most extensive maintenance, either because of pests or storm damage. Maybe compromising and only taking part of your hedge down at first and replacing it with a mixed border is the answer? I don’t envy you in having to make that kind of decision; I always feel a little sad when I remove or replace an otherwise healthy plant that just doesn’t work in my garden anymore. That’ll be a tough call for you, but the possibilities are almost endless if you choose to go for it..
If we can give them to someone I think it would make it feel better
@@growformegardeningIf you are serious about that, I could definitely give a few a good home.❤
We would definitely post about it!
for something as drastic as removing an entire hedge and retooling the entire area, I think taking an entire year to decide would be a good idea. You wont' know what you're goingn to feel going into spring/summer next year. Maybe you'll REALLy be looking forward to the grandeur of that hedge. maybe you'll be more dreading the probably decimation from the rains. If you're not sure of making such a big change, waiting won't hurt anything.
Not a bad plan
😮 please do not remove your hydrangea hedge. It is beautiful up right or floppy. It’s beautiful.
Thanks
Hard decision! Mixed border is my vote, and you can still keep a few if it fits into your final plan.
That might be the ultimate plan
While the hydrangea hedge is stunning, I understand your dilemma. I’m thinking that if you remove the majority of them, leaving a few along the fence, you could incorporate them into a mixed garden. Maybe with cutting down on the number, it wouldn’t be overwhelming to try out a support system for the few that you leave. Love the grass path concept and the mixed border. Have you thought about consulting with PW to discuss support systems for the hydrangeas? Thanks so much for your videos.
We have actually. PW is an awesome resource
I love the limelight hedge!!! I think it makes such a statement and a soothing feature to your landscape.
If you decide to remove them, I would highly recommend transplanting them instead of destroying the plants or donate them.
We definitely would try to give them away
You could set up an Etsy store for dry hydrangea blooms...jesting aside, I think a mixed border would be lovely. I'm wondering if you could plant some of these in the back of your property (up the bank)? Clearly you guys know your stuff and I am certain you will make the right choice for your beautiful garden!
haha that would be kinda fun
Your limelight hedge is beautiful and offers a unique visual that you really don’t have anywhere else in the garden. Replacing it with a border like you have on the other fence line area would just be more of the same look. Maybe try the trim back option someone proposed first and see if that addresses the flopping issue.
It's a thought
Keep the hedge please! It’s stunning! What if you would gather it up with twine string and pull each one together? Is that an option? And just keep them tied up, you might not be able to see it at all.
That would be a LOT of twine
@@growformegardening 🤣 save the hedge!
haha
Omg, Ii was.freaking out after the first 3 cuts! I trust the process is so hard!!!!
I'm so thrilled with how it came out
I think you should move your limelights and create a curved bed with a mixed planting and add some evergreens. With your magic touch, it will look beautiful in no time!
I think we are leaning in that direction
Start.
Complete tear-out…varying heights, textures & colors plantings are so much more interesting
That would be the plan
The magnolia looks much better because you can see the structure of the branches.
Thanks!
I suspect it will make you both happiest to take the limelights out. Do something unique and fresh. Maybe a huge wall of different climbing roses with deep garden beds in the front. Or an adorable potting shed surrounded by landscaping, with a small pond or water wheel. I'm sure you have tons of ideas! 😄
I hadn't even thought about a structure!
I love a hydrangea hedge.!I can totally understand your concerns though. It is definitely a hard decision, but I would take them out and plant a newer variety of hydrangeas. I know it will take a while to fill back in, but you guys love the look of the hydrangeas...you just don't love the flopping.
So I say to get a stronger, less floppy type of hydrangea.
Such a tough choice
Keep the hedge!!! You can propup the blooms with wires. The southener's northern garden showed how he propted up his hedge of annabel hydrangea blooms using thick wires. That was in his former garden.
I remember that
While I don’t have the space nor as many limelight’s as you both, but for the ones that I have, I’ve definitely reconsidered adding additional Little Limelight’s for this same reason.
It’s a tough call
I'd love to see the process of installing a new mixed bed in that space. How exciting to start over and would give you tons of new content ;)
That’s true
The hydrangea hedge is gorgeous when conditions are perfect.... BUT a mixed border......YES!!!
haha yup
I do the same thing when retracting my hose!
It's a big help
That hedge is stunning. I would leave it. I know the thought of new space is tempting with the endless possibilities. Tough choice but in the end you have to do what will bring you both joy. ❤🙏
I totally agree!
That hedge is absolutely gorgeous. But your needs (and wants) have changed, so… Prime space for new creative endeavors and new plants! FYI, I learned for an easy reference use your first knuckle, it’s ~1 inch deep.
I totally agree!
A new beginning and less stress and worries will be in the long run, make your gardening more enjoyable!!! Thanks so much for all the information and enjoy learning from you both…🌸🪻❤
So true!
They're absolutely gorgeous, and I've loved seeing this hedge in your videos. However, if something in your garden is causing that much stress and worry every time there's a storm, then maybe it’s time to let it go. No matter what you guys choose to do, it will be stunning.
Thanks!
How about training the limelight hedge into tree form and plant a hedge of evergreen shrubs in front to hold them in. The hydrangea blooms would rise above behind the evergreen hedge
That has been considered
I'm glad I'm not the only one who has to "tame the jungle" later in the season!
As for the Lime Light hedge, follow your hearts. Hearing the two of you talk it out, it sounds like you know what you want. It doesn't have to be drastic either. Start by taking the ones on the ends out and expanding the mixed borders there. Take out a couple in the middle for the large evergreen Christopher talked about. You've learned from this experience and the hedge has served its purpose.
Thank you...we aren't totally set yet but I think the scale is tipping
The hydrangea hedge looks awesome even floppy!!!! However, couldn't you run a wire line to prop it up if you don't like it floppy?
It’s an idea
Keep the hedge, it’s stunning! You could make the garden bed across from it bigger and still put in a path.
That's an option
It’s what makes you happy. You have the hydrangea room to sit in while you change the west fence line. You can add all sorts of new hydrangeas in a mixed bed as well. Do what brings more joy. Also I believe it would add more cohesion with a mixed bed.
I agree
I would personally keep portions of the hedge, introduce a curved edge, and interrupt the line with mixed plantings to be cohesive with the rest of your garden. I learned a similar lesson and now only have larger flowered varieties close to where they can be maintained quickly (meaning, backyard only-if it’s too far from where all my supplies are, I know I’ll never touch it). I’ve only planted Quickfire and Little Quickfire paniculatas because my Annabelle’s give me enough grief and I can only be bothered to stake one hedge at a time 😂
I hear ya!!!
Do what makes you happy- I personally love it
Thanks!
I definitely say please keep the edge it’s absolutely gorgeous!
I understand thd maintenance but it’s so perfect ,different from thd rest of the garden !
Gardening is allways a log of work ,I know I do all thd yard work on my property of 1/1/2 acres ,by myself and I havd a big job w many hours of work ,bug I love gardening so much ❤
We are still torn!
@@growformegardening I completely understand 😊