Hi Matthew! I love all of the choices you've made so far for annuals for your garden and pots. Everything will be so pretty. I'm anxious to see everything planted. Thank you so much for sharing!
That cleome from Proven winners is one of the best annuals I’ve ever grown; it was about 4-5 Ft tall; I had no idea that little plant would become a shrub in one season.
I can’t wait to see the spring progress in your garden 🎉 I’m so inspired because I’m developing a new garden and boy sometimes it’s overwhelming but all that I need is to watch another video and back to work with new ideas 😅
I live in central Ohio and my Ageratum floss flower...comes back every year...tons of seeds comes off of this plant...and it shown up in other parts of my yard. I love it!!❤❤❤
For people who want a vigorous petunia from seed, the wave series is phenomenal. I grow both. It stands up pretty well to most PW petunias. But I will always grow Bubble Gum and mini vista white in the landscape. Amaze. I also think PW's african daisies are a unsung hero.
Warning on the truffula pink- rabbit and deer magnet. I grew in my landscape and they were eaten down to the ground as soon as they started to regrow. In an effort to save them, I dug them up and planted in my containers. They bounced back and bloomed profusely. Definitely a great plant with a lot of vigor but must be the tastiest too.
Looking forward to following your garden this Spring and Summer! The Double Up White Begonias from Proven Winners did absolutely amazing for me 2 years ago. They have dark leaves and all summer long, and well into Fall, they looked like they were covered in popcorn! I’m using them again this year.
Thank you for another great video. I love all detail you provide and inspiration to try new plants in my garden. I’ve grown both the Supertunias you mentioned and they were outstanding. Can’t wait to see how your garden beds look this summer. I’m in Northern California and we are having a mild winter too. I’m itching to get things planted!
Mathew what a variety. They all look stunning. So looking forward to see them all in your garden. Also let you know I will check it out here in Australia which one available for next season. Thank you for your knowledge.🎉
Bordeaux is one of my favorites too. Interested to see how the Angels Wings does for you. It doesn’t do well here in Philadelphia region once the humidity of the summer hits.
Senorita Rosalita gets much bigger than two feet wide. It absolutely overtook its space where I planted it and had to pull it out halfway through the season. Maybe plant it in part sun and not full sun to keep its growth in check.
I planted supertunia Bordeaux and the Imperial Blue Verbena with my red geraniums in a container last year on my deck. I will likely repeat again this year. Loving all of your selections! Bonny
In Z8a upstate South Carolina, we’ll have spring before you have it so I’m starting snapdragons, ranunculus, and lettuce and hope to start pincushion flowers asap. My daffodils are pushing up but no flowers yet. Best of all, the cherry tree blooms are beginning to appear. Good luck to all gardeners!
I love your varieties, many that are different from other gardening channels! This year, I want to try supertunia Bermuda Beach. We shall see. Thank you Matthew!
Hi Matthew! These are all my favorite annuals from growing last year. The marshmallow bidens did so well in heat w high humidity, although need quite a bit of water to not shrivel up. They would do really good on drip. There is a pink Biden also sold at those kaw valley pop up nurseries, awesome as well. They also sold a dark blue lobelia not a PW brand that did so amazing all summer, handles our weather beautifully. It’s called Techno upright dark blue as a fav for heat tolerance. Thought you might like that one too. The purple/pink cleome is a rock star in our Midwest weather didn’t require a lot of water once it was established, ha plus no spreading. Love the Gomphrena, the dear or rabbits ate that one and the pentus down to the ground. Put some repellent pellets down around it, helped a lot. I struggled with guara and salvia past couple of years, had hundreds of transparent little flying bugs eating the buds. I can’t figure out what those bugs are to get rid of them. Also, going to try the artist blue and an aloha dwarf Ageratum grown from seed to see if they’re the same vigor and growth. They’re also a rock star in our Midwest heat and didn’t need much watering at all. Love your pick selection, it’s going to be so beautiful! Can’t wait to see your garden this year! So much fun with all that land to work with. ❤😊
so many pretty flowers! I plan on getting that gaura too- i had one before (different variety) & it lasted 2 or 3 years before it finally doesnt look like its coming back this year (zone 7)
I don’t have a lot of extra space, Matthew so I tend to grow only the classic annuals like zinnias, cosmos, cleome, and four o’clock. I do like Mexican sunflower as well. I am however, tempted by some of these new ones.
“I am the Lorax who speaks for the trees, which you seem to be chopping as fast as you please!” -Dr. Seuss A big fan of Dr.Seuss. My boys and granddaughters grew up reading his books. Thank you for sharing the information on your perennials you have chosen to grow this season. All the best. Greetings from Canada🇨🇦
To me cobalt it is a dark blue towards navy blue so the name does not represent the color! They shoul quit calling purple flowers blue! I don't usualy buy annuals because they are expensive. It would be different if I could find plugs! I already spent so much money on plants and with the freezes we had....will see! I really hope that they are not all dead! Blessings!
Do you know if aphids overwinter in soil? My Supertunias were covered in them last year, thankfully about the time to be pulled out anyway. I'm afraid to plant them again. Zone 6 Ohio
The eggs potentially could. I’ve never reused potting soil that I’ve planted Supertunias in before, so if you’re using containers I’d recommend you replace it.
Hi Matthew! I love all of the choices you've made so far for annuals for your garden and pots. Everything will be so pretty. I'm anxious to see everything planted. Thank you so much for sharing!
I’ve grown the senorita rosalita Cleome for the last 2 years. It is fantastic. Easily grew 4x3 for me and nonstop blooms. I think you will love it!
You are going to have a magnificent garden. Your prior garden was proof of my statement.
Thanks for the garden inspiration! It's snowing here in Akron OH, so I'm glad to think about my spring planting plans.
That cleome from Proven winners is one of the best annuals I’ve ever grown; it was about 4-5 Ft tall; I had no idea that little plant would become a shrub in one season.
WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITH 10 OF THEM!? 😂
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden , be prepared they get huge, but or so pretty.
I can see your beds in my mind with those beautiful flowers. Beautiful!!
I can’t wait to see the spring progress in your garden 🎉 I’m so inspired because I’m developing a new garden and boy sometimes it’s overwhelming but all that I need is to watch another video and back to work with new ideas 😅
I live in central Ohio and my Ageratum floss flower...comes back every year...tons of seeds comes off of this plant...and it shown up in other parts of my yard. I love it!!❤❤❤
Nice! That will help me with placement!
For people who want a vigorous petunia from seed, the wave series is phenomenal. I grow both. It stands up pretty well to most PW petunias. But I will always grow Bubble Gum and mini vista white in the landscape. Amaze. I also think PW's african daisies are a unsung hero.
They will all look nice in your new property! Can’t wait to see it. I’ve been working in the greenhouse for 2 weeks already and love it!
I want to buy every plant you showed! I can’t wait to see the summer garden in all its glory.
Thank you for the information! Last year was my first time in planting Trufflula Pink Gomphena and was really impressed by it!
It’s so great!
Thank you for the inspiration and great information! 💚💚💚
Warning on the truffula pink- rabbit and deer magnet. I grew in my landscape and they were eaten down to the ground as soon as they started to regrow. In an effort to save them, I dug them up and planted in my containers. They bounced back and bloomed profusely. Definitely a great plant with a lot of vigor but must be the tastiest too.
Thanks for sharing, beautiful selections! Browallia is shade to part shade. I planted them beneath a tree last year and they were stunning.
Looking forward to following your garden this Spring and Summer! The Double Up White Begonias from Proven Winners did absolutely amazing for me 2 years ago. They have dark leaves and all summer long, and well into Fall, they looked like they were covered in popcorn! I’m using them again this year.
Nice! I’ve never found those locally.
Thank you for another great video. I love all detail you provide and inspiration to try new plants in my garden. I’ve grown both the Supertunias you mentioned and they were outstanding. Can’t wait to see how your garden beds look this summer. I’m in Northern California and we are having a mild winter too. I’m itching to get things planted!
Mathew what a variety. They all look stunning. So looking forward to see them all in your garden. Also let you know I will check it out here in Australia which one available for next season. Thank you for your knowledge.🎉
So fun to see your selections and hear your discussion! I try to plant sweet alyssum at the base of all my roses.
That's going to be beautiful. 💜
Bordeaux is one of my favorites too. Interested to see how the Angels Wings does for you. It doesn’t do well here in Philadelphia region once the humidity of the summer hits.
Good to know! Thank you!
Senorita Rosalita gets much bigger than two feet wide. It absolutely overtook its space where I planted it and had to pull it out halfway through the season. Maybe plant it in part sun and not full sun to keep its growth in check.
I planted supertunia Bordeaux and the Imperial Blue Verbena with my red geraniums in a container last year on my deck. I will likely repeat again this year. Loving all of your selections! Bonny
I always look forward to this video!!
Angel wing senecio was an unexpected favorite for me last year. I’m looking forward to planting more of it this summer
In Z8a upstate South Carolina, we’ll have spring before you have it so I’m starting snapdragons, ranunculus, and lettuce and hope to start pincushion flowers asap. My daffodils are pushing up but no flowers yet. Best of all, the cherry tree blooms are beginning to appear. Good luck to all gardeners!
Hope you have luck with the gaura…I have NEVER had one return. So maddening!
I love your varieties, many that are different from other gardening channels! This year, I want to try supertunia Bermuda Beach. We shall see. Thank you Matthew!
I loved that one last year!
Hi Matthew!
These are all my favorite annuals from growing last year. The marshmallow bidens did so well in heat w high humidity, although need quite a bit of water to not shrivel up. They would do really good on drip. There is a pink Biden also sold at those kaw valley pop up nurseries, awesome as well. They also sold a dark blue lobelia not a PW brand that did so amazing all summer, handles our weather beautifully. It’s called Techno upright dark blue as a fav for heat tolerance. Thought you might like that one too. The purple/pink cleome is a rock star in our Midwest weather didn’t require a lot of water once it was established, ha plus no spreading. Love the Gomphrena, the dear or rabbits ate that one and the pentus down to the ground. Put some repellent pellets down around it, helped a lot. I struggled with guara and salvia past couple of years, had hundreds of transparent little flying bugs eating the buds. I can’t figure out what those bugs are to get rid of them. Also, going to try the artist blue and an aloha dwarf Ageratum grown from seed to see if they’re the same vigor and growth. They’re also a rock star in our Midwest heat and didn’t need much watering at all. Love your pick selection, it’s going to be so beautiful! Can’t wait to see your garden this year! So much fun with all that land to work with. ❤😊
so many pretty flowers! I plan on getting that gaura too- i had one before (different variety) & it lasted 2 or 3 years before it finally doesnt look like its coming back this year (zone 7)
Your garden is going to be amazing💚💚
Thank you Mathew . A lot of great plants ! 🫠💚🙃😊
Love the truffla pink
I don’t have a lot of extra space, Matthew so I tend to grow only the classic annuals like zinnias, cosmos, cleome, and four o’clock. I do like Mexican sunflower as well. I am however, tempted by some of these new ones.
Beautiful collection
“I am the Lorax who speaks for the trees, which you seem to be chopping as fast as you please!”
-Dr. Seuss
A big fan of Dr.Seuss. My boys and granddaughters grew up reading his books.
Thank you for sharing the information on your perennials you have chosen to grow this season.
All the best. Greetings from Canada🇨🇦
A great video !!!
I was wondering if you are planning on getting a green house? You have a beautiful large space for it.
Спасибо Вам за видео.
To me cobalt it is a dark blue towards navy blue so the name does not represent the color! They shoul quit calling purple flowers blue! I don't usualy buy annuals because they are expensive. It would be different if I could find plugs! I already spent so much money on plants and with the freezes we had....will see! I really hope that they are not all dead! Blessings!
Wonderful selection 🥰🥰
I want to try the Camp Fire Marshmallow Biden
Do you know if aphids overwinter in soil? My Supertunias were covered in them last year, thankfully about the time to be pulled out anyway. I'm afraid to plant them again. Zone 6 Ohio
The eggs potentially could. I’ve never reused potting soil that I’ve planted Supertunias in before, so if you’re using containers I’d recommend you replace it.
What do you pair with gomphrena in a pot?
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How can I get an Heirloom Rose catalogue?
I would ask for the 2024 catalogue is that right ?
It looks like they are out of stock on the website. I’m not sure if they will have more or not this season. I’ve asked.
Thank you
It is easier for me to order from a catalog rather than a website.