Hi Marta, greetings from Gotland, Sweden and we have also had unusual cold and windy weather here, I’ve had to cover a lot of beds with frost cloth for almost 4 weeks now. Bunnera Jack Frost and green brunnera have a given place in my garden, right now they are blooming with narcissus Fragrant spring, a pale yellow, double very fragrant flower. Love them together!
Marto, mogę polecić Ci miodunkę. To wspaniała bylina kwitnąca wczesną wiosną i przyciągająca zapylacze. Do końca sezonu jest ozdoba są liście. Masz cudny ogród, który daje mi wiele inspiracji do działania w moim ogródku. Gratuluje - angielski kanał jest chyba jeszcze lepszy niż polski😀
I live in Zone 9b in Northern California in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. The first perennials to bloom are hellebore and Veronica 'Georgia Blue'. This is a groundcover with sapphire blue flowers. It's not the Veronica that has the flower spires. It cascades over a South facing stone wall and is impervious to our triple digit summers. One of my favorites. We're still very cold here. We would normally be in the upper 80's Fahrenheit, but it's been a very strange winter and spring and is currently only in the 50's. Your garden is lovely.
Hellebores are one of my fav perennials! Such long period of blooming! Hoping for warmer weather for both of us! We had a very cold night here today, almost freezing temps! 🙈🙈
Thank you for ideas, there's a lot of shade in my garden. I got brunnera from my neighbors, it got through fence by itself, so I transfered it in autumn to another place, no i have 2 of them
Your garden is an inspiration! I am planting spring bulbs this weekend as it is autumn here in Australia, your tulips look stunning and I also love Brunnera which its lovely blue flowers. Thank you for sharing!🌷🌿🌷
The size of your garden is just great,love bleeding hearts and we have one in a pot which usually starts showing through inmarch time but this year it started early February as on the east coast of England its been mild, love your channel,you seem a lovely lady and able to explain really well in your videos,keep up the good work and I have subscribed,going to try this catmint
Hi Martha. I live in Minnesota zone 4. Love your garden and how you pair them with other plants. I am inspired to add more brunneras in my garden. Love the repetition for a big impact in the garden.
Hi, if you like chartrouse, consider planting euphorbia wulfenii. It thrives in sun and poor soil. It should be good cut flower too, but be aware that the sap can irrirate the skin. Greetings from Slovakia, zone 6b.
I have all of 3. and 2 of them because of you😊. The brunner's flower bed is my plan for this year. In my garden aubretia is first blooming plant and I love it.
You have awesome taste and style , I bet inside your home interior is gorgeous too x
your garden is gorgeous and love the style of your videos with great choice of music! keep it up xxx
Thank you!!
Hi Marta, greetings from Gotland, Sweden and we have also had unusual cold and windy weather here, I’ve had to cover a lot of beds with frost cloth for almost 4 weeks now.
Bunnera Jack Frost and green brunnera have a given place in my garden, right now they are blooming with narcissus Fragrant spring, a pale yellow, double very fragrant flower. Love them together!
Same here- we had 0C this morning 🙈🙈 Can’t wait for warmer weather!
Marta-your garden is beautiful-perfekt-Floristik, Design....💕🧡💕💚💕
Thank you so much!
Marto, mogę polecić Ci miodunkę. To wspaniała bylina kwitnąca wczesną wiosną i przyciągająca zapylacze. Do końca sezonu jest ozdoba są liście.
Masz cudny ogród, który daje mi wiele inspiracji do działania w moim ogródku. Gratuluje - angielski kanał jest chyba jeszcze lepszy niż polski😀
I just tried to find honey soup plant and got sweet butternut squash soup.
Good morning, Mrs. Marta, a beautiful garden. ☀️🌷💐 Tulips are wonderful, and the whole garden knocks you off your feet 😊
Thank you! 💚💚💚
Marta your gardens are spectacular. Your attention to detail is really outstanding
I live in Zone 9b in Northern California in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. The first perennials to bloom are hellebore and Veronica 'Georgia Blue'. This is a groundcover with sapphire blue flowers. It's not the Veronica that has the flower spires. It cascades over a South facing stone wall and is impervious to our triple digit summers. One of my favorites. We're still very cold here. We would normally be in the upper 80's Fahrenheit, but it's been a very strange winter and spring and is currently only in the 50's. Your garden is lovely.
Hellebores are one of my fav perennials! Such long period of blooming! Hoping for warmer weather for both of us! We had a very cold night here today, almost freezing temps! 🙈🙈
Clematis ❤ and I live in Chicago area … I love your garden
Awesome! Thank you!
Zone 6 All the same as you plus Hellabore ❤
Thank you for ideas, there's a lot of shade in my garden. I got brunnera from my neighbors, it got through fence by itself, so I transfered it in autumn to another place, no i have 2 of them
Your garden is an inspiration! I am planting spring bulbs this weekend as it is autumn here in Australia, your tulips look stunning and I also love Brunnera which its lovely blue flowers. Thank you for sharing!🌷🌿🌷
Happy planting!
Marta, great alternative for alpine phlox is Campanula portenschlagiana Clockwise!
The size of your garden is just great,love bleeding hearts and we have one in a pot which usually starts showing through inmarch time but this year it started early February as on the east coast of England its been mild, love your channel,you seem a lovely lady and able to explain really well in your videos,keep up the good work and I have subscribed,going to try this catmint
Marta, your spring garden is spectacular! Thanks for sharing.😊
Thank you!
Hi Martha. I live in Minnesota zone 4. Love your garden and how you pair them with other plants. I am inspired to add more brunneras in my garden. Love the repetition for a big impact in the garden.
No i teraz musimy oglądać Panią Martę po angielsku.
I think she still has the polish garden channel
Hi, if you like chartrouse, consider planting euphorbia wulfenii. It thrives in sun and poor soil. It should be good cut flower too, but be aware that the sap can irrirate the skin. Greetings from Slovakia, zone 6b.
I love that plant- seen so many in UK. It tends to get nipped by frost here.
Beautiful garden Marta. Looking forward to your Rose🌹tour 😀
Alliums first! :)
I grow and agree that the 3 perennials that you showcased are great additions to any spring garden. I garden in Zone 3/4 in western Canada.
Thanks for sharing!
I have all of 3. and 2 of them because of you😊. The brunner's flower bed is my plan for this year. In my garden aubretia is first blooming plant and I love it.
te białe na pierwszy rzut oka wyglądają jak kamienie 🤍🙈
Gorgeous garden 💚💚💚💚
Your garden is beautiful ❤
Love your garden!
wow, love your garden!😍
Thanks for visiting
Fabulous☀️🍀🌺🌷🌸
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Amazing colours ❤
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Hi! Do you leave your tulip bulbs in the ground all year? Or should I dig them up and replant? I live in zone 8
Are they related to nettles Bruneras ?
I have a question. If brunneras like shade/semi shade, how come you pair them with catmint or alliums? These like like full sun, yes?
Alliums and catmint perform really well In semi shade(they get around 5-6h of sun and bloom just fine)
Ah, thank you. I didn't realise. Thank you. I've learned a lot from your Polish channel. I'm now watching both :)
How do u clean the leaves and tree debris out of your gravel? It’s
beautiful but we have a huge canopy of mature trees and so much debris falls.
I blow them with my leaf blower
Hi! Do you leave your tulip bulbs in the ground all year? Or should I dig them up and replant? I live in zone 8