Spring Panic Mode (Progress on the Rose, Perennial, and Annual Cutting Garden)
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I’m in the same boat as you-new property with pretty much a blank slate. I have to keep reminding myself small progress is still progress. We’re moving the needle forward-one plant, one new garden bed, and one pulled weed at a time. 😅You’ve accomplished much in just the time you’ve been at your new home. Thanks for sharing the journey! I love following along!
Thank you for following along! :)
Yup, me too!
Can’t wait to see your hydrangeas along your fence! It will be beautiful! ❤
Hi Matthew! Everything is coming along really nice. The roses and hydrangeas will be so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing!
You are making great progress. Yes, indeed, the season is upon us! I don't mind digging up concrete, in fact, I enjoy most garden chores, except maybe weeding, which can be satisfying as well. I have stacked stone borders around my planting beds, and they look very nice. Remember Matthew that you are now on a larger property, and you have to pace yourself, and enjoy the moment! It would be nice if your garden plans are perfectly timed, but if they are not, look at it as an opportunity. Maybe you need to have a planting party! 😊😊Can't wait to see more!
Good luck Matthew, and Happy Growing ! 🪻💚🙃
Enjoy watching the progress, thanks for the updates on your beautiful yard!
Cats Pajamas Nepeta would be perfect by the climbing roses💕💜
💕💗💕Hi, Matthew, it looks great where you spread out the dirt pile. Every little project completed makes a huge difference. You do sound a little bit winded, though! Can’t wait to see all those hydrangeas blooming. It’s going to be beautiful! Have a blessed day and happy gardening.🌱🌱🌱
Hi Mathew! I really enjoy your videos and i can't wait to see everything you have to start blooming! It's going to be beautiful! Have a wonderful day!
I've actually mowed about four to five times! Zone 7B, east TN. Having not been home for five months in the fall has put me behind this spring. Too many weeds and not enough time or energy to get it done In a timely manner. But I keep plugging along!
Natural edge is the way to go for those of us who like to tinker with, or totally change the borders. In Galena Oh we are just starting the first yard mowes. Doing a great job. Take your time and enjoy the process.
Hi Matthew. I so enjoy watching the progress you make week to week and enjoying all the changes. I’m sure you are overwhelmed by all you have to do but watching from the sidelines is so much fun. My gardens are no where near the size of yours and I’m overwhelmed already too. 😅 Thank you for sharing with us all that you do. 😊
You have a large property can’t wait to see the process and the progression.
I'm local, I've mowed several times so far. That hydrangea hedge is going to be so beautiful! You've already done so much work in little time ❤
I’m in Eastern PA and have cut my grass already. Our forsythia, daffodils and hyacinths are blooming, peonies are up, hosta, Poppies, Phlox and other perennials are greening up. Your place is going to be so gorgeous!
Love that big smile
We live in South Central Ohio and just mowed 😊 we were afraid we'd lose the dog 😂
Good morning thanks for the update, soon everything is going to bloom.
I'm in the mid-ohio valley and my lawn was cut for the first time today. :-)
Can’t wait to see your Heirloom roses! You are well on your way!
We’ve already mowed the grass twice here in Kentucky, Matthew and weedeated this week for the first time. Things had grown pretty thick. Your progress is exciting to me. I love to see projects moving along.
We have mowed and today, Thursday, had light frost down in Fayetteville, Ohio. I love your little groupings of dafs sprinkled about, they look so natural that way.
Breathe, Matthew, don't panic. Plants don't worry about anything!!!
Things are looking great there!. I know all about panic mode. I got notifications last night that I'm getting several shipments of plants and bulbs I ordered TODAY😮😮!!
I'm looking at 2 doz. PW salvia and petunias that arrived last night and sitting on my kitchen island (of all places 😂) My beds aren't ready. I've been mowing a few weeks here in Tallahassee, Florida.
The sun is shining but dang the wind is too cold for me to be out there.😢🪻💚🙃
I’m in northern Ohio, Zone 6b, and we are not yet cutting grass but I am planting grass seed. You have a beautiful property and your ideas for the space are wonderful. Thanks for the update.
Looking forward to seeing your Limelight Primes planted, and their development! It’s going to be such an epic hydrangea hedge 😊. Watching you walk around in this video, I expect you get a ton more steps in every day just walking around your garden, compared to your previous garden?
Absolutely! Out of breath! Got to get back to it! 😂
Zone 9, south central Georgia..beautiful planting weather here. Can hardly wait to see your new garden..❤
Yes, cut my grass twice already in N.J. I feed the first week of March so my lawn looks great. Neighbors haven't even started yet.
Do you know any gardeners who don’t have spring panic? I also have tax panic. Our last frost date is April 15 in 8a upstate South Carolina, so everything coalesces. My seedlings need to be planted soon because they are outgrowing their pots, and I need mulch soon too. What an exciting time!
Hey Matthew, my situation is sort of the opposite of yours. I spent my entire life (70 years ) in NJ. Last year we moved to the gulf coast of Alabama to be with family and our grandkids. We down sized to 1/4 acre. The previous homeowner did absolutely nothing to the landscape. No flowers, trees ,bushes nothing! So i spent last spring and summer planting non-stop. Its looking pretty good but I'm still planting. My heirloom roses (which i ordered with your code) shipped and should be here any day. It's a big adjustment to learn to garden in a totally different climate. Thanks for your great videos .
Good Morning Matthew, hope you're having a great week... can't wait to see your garden this season, love all the progress ...hubby will be mowing our yard today, Thursday.., here in South Louisiana we've already mowed once.... wishing you and your family a Blessed Easter ⚜️✝️⚜️🐇⚜️
lol... as I'm watching this video, my husband is cutting the grass for the first time here in zone 7B NC... and everytime he gets close to the front of the house, I have to turn the volumn up on your video...
Spring has sprung! Garden is beautiful with the touches of color. My Royal Star Magnolia is barely blooming. Got it at Stockslagers (so?) last spring. So excited.
Roses on the post, I am excited for. 😍 I don't seem to do very well with roses, so I am waiting to see yours.😊
Thank you as always, for sharing your garden.
Enjoy seeing your come to life and see the changes you have made. Your gardens are so beautiful.😊
Far east Indiana here. We are just now starting to mow. Love watching your progress since I a. In a similar position on my acreage.
The property is gorgeous!
What a great property with so many options for landscaping. Enjoy the videos.
Matt, your videos are so helpful. I live in southern Il where we get unexpected cold weather and wind. Most people have cut grass but we have zoysia grass which stays brown till April.
Thanks for sharing your ideas and progress. Have a great weekend. See you next time.
I am in 8a and we have mowed our fescue twice. We have not mowed our Bermuda grass. We also have a propane tank about the size of yours. We went to Bass Pro shop and purchased a camouflaged tarp and put over ours. It is perfect for making the tank blend in. Just a thought. Thanks for teaching and showing us you garden.
Great progress on the place. Here in central KY, I have mowed twice.
Yes Matthew we have mowed. It is still cold, in the 20s this morning. But it is supposed to gradually get warmer. I am in Indiana. Can't wait to see all you do.
I moved here in Central Kentucky 15 months ago from California and we have mowed the yard once. We are on 7.25 acres with a large slope in the back. Lots of learning to do. Enjoy watching your progress.
We have catmint but also mountain mint which is a native plant. Like catmint mountain mint needs room but consider mountain mint as it is more beneficial to our native insects.
Those are two completely different genus with different behaviors. Catmint doesn't spread like mountain mint will and I would be hesitant to plant mountain mint directly in the ground based on my own ideas of what I'm comfortable planting for spreading plants. I'm growing mountain mint (pycnanthemum muticum) in raised beds in the cut flower garden to control its spread.
You've accomplished so much already! I know what you mean about the spring rush. This year I am weirdly calm. I have had 2 surgeries in the last 6 months, and the garden will be what it will be.😅
It's going to be fun! I need to do irrigation as well, but we had to buy a new lawnmoer tractor because ou 25 year old that my husband fixed every year for the past 4 years or so...this time the engine kicked the bucket and he could not remove the screws. It was too much to fix it. Maybe I will do the longer runs and do the shorter ones later....ugh, will see! Blessings!
Matthew! Coming from 6 A Hamilton. Reminding you to watch next Wed weather close to 33. If it drops, I would put a sheet over your new hydrangeas because they are ahead & tmay schock. They will still look fresh w a sheet. Next year they s/b back on schedule.
The paniculatas will be fine. They're still in bud stage and are very hardy. It was 27 this morning.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden good to know! Appreciate your channel.
I enjoy watching you, seems like your personality is a lot like mine. can't wait to see your gardens look like your last yard. a little impatient right ? lol
I ordered 2 heirloom roses . I used your southern24. Thank you!🌷
Hi Steven!!! This is just the second time I've watched your videos. So exciting! Your James Galway climbing roses will be just beautiful trained along the posts. I've read it's very beneficial to plant Salvia Nemorosa and Silvestris as a companion to roses as their roots release sulfur that helps prevent black spot (Sarah Raven)
No grass cutting yet for me in zone 5b/6 in the Denver area - we’ve had ~18” of snow in March and the lawn is still partially under snow
The pool surrounded with hydrangeas … 😍 Nothing like seeing buds!
We have nothing but cold wind here in the UK 😅😅
Love the pans showing the land in front of your house. It is really nice. Do you have much work to do on the interior of the house?
Are you concerned with possible herbicide, pesticide drift from the agriculture field next to you (if they do that)?
Not at this time.
I’ve cut grass twice so far 😀If it gets too shaggy in the back yard my dog eats it and then barfs🤦♀️
Haha! My dog loves mulch!
I’ve been cutting grass all winter long! I live in zone 10a though where it’s warm all the time! I would freeze where you live!
Oh wow! I’d have to find an alternative to grass in that case. Cutting grass is one of my least favorite things!
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden I have two and a half acres but I enjoy cutting grass! It’s my relaxation time! Lol
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What about some baby’s breath at the base of the roses?
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I worry for your roses because yesterday the gate blew open and deer found their way in for a munch. Maybe put motion activated solar lights up on the building top or post tops to scare deer away.
I'm not super concerned. I've had no deer pressure over winter that I can find. We're not immediately surrounded by a lot of woods, so I don't think deer find the area very suitable because there is no where to hide.
Matthew, I know I'm early, but would you please tell us about the bulbs you will plant in the Fall?
You are early! I'll probably order some things from ColorBlends as soon as they open for orders mid Summer and it will largely depend on how many bed spaces I'm able to create this Spring. So I have NO IDEA right now! For bulbs, like many other things, I try to focus on those that are going to return reliably for me - so there will be few (if any) tulips.
Looks great! I need to mow here in Hilliard, will probably do it this weekend. Will also be working on edging new beds and hopefully setting my posts for my greenhouse project! @gillygardens