Late May Garden Updates (Limelight Prime Hydrangea Buds!) | The Southerner's Northern Garden
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You should make a CZcams Short inviting everyone to come on over to this video of you installing your beautiful fountain. Your knowledge and experience takes the fear out of the installation. I think you should agressively promote this special video. Job well done‼️
Greetings from Ireland, When your garden starts to bloom It will be worth it for all the hard work you have put into It.
You have accomplished a lot Matthew considering that you work full time 💚💚🌹🌹🌳
You know, you can only do so much. Don’t worry about it. Do what you can. You will get there. You have come a long way from the time when you moved in. You are doing an awesome job!
The coral rose is just gorgeous! My dream color. What an amazing transformation in such a short time. Being in the south, my garden is several weeks ahead, but now I wish I could relive the best month in the garden. May for me, probably June for you. As my garden diversifies though, there’s something to look forward to every week - bet you feel the same. Here come the hydrangeas!
I feel like your living your dream, a dream for a lovely, stunning garden ! I’m sure it’s A LOT of work hard work but in the end a dream come true. AND with all of your land it may be a never ending dream, your just going to have to figure out how to keep the critters out so they don’t think of your garden as a all they can eat buffet. Country living can be a struggle keeping your gardens looking great with all of the browsing animals around. Good luck in all you do. 💐💚🙃
Amazing what you accomplish in your vast new garden. Take care in the heat. 🫗🧢🕶️
So much beauty already 💚🌱
Everything is coming along very nicely! Take care of yourself, it’s hard not to take on too much in a new property! 🇨🇦👏🇨🇦
Fantastic job Matthew! Love watching your garden grow. You are a hard worker & your choices of plants are so interesting.
Can't wait to see your garden in Full bloom
Always a lot of work but that’s the journey of creating a garden enjoy!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ kiến thức làm vườn chăm sóc cây trồng tới những người làm vườn chưa có kinh nghiệm 🌱👍.
LOL -- what gardener is not way behind at the end of May??? Every day is triage: what is the most urgent of the urgent projects? I'm enjoying seeing you develop the new property. We have a service that sprays for deer every 3 weeks and it seems to be working well. I am too old and disabled to cart around a sprayer large enough to do my property myself.I fenced the vegetable garden to keep all the larger critters out. Once left the gate open and the raccoons dug up the squash seeds. The critters are very focused on eating and are out there 24/7.
Hi Matthew! Everything is looking so good. You've gotten so much done already, please don't be too hard on yourself. ;-) I always look forward to seeing what you've accomplished. Thank you so much for sharing!
I found you while watching Roots and Refuge. Since I live in a suburb of Columbus Ohio I stopped watching Jess since I could relate better to you with our weather being similar. I loved your gardens at the previous home but excited to see your progress at this home with so many more options.
There is a lot planted now gonna be beautiful once you get growth and more blooms 😊
You have gotten so much done. Looking forward to the roses over by the barn. Also, the roses on the trellis out front are so so pretty. They really shine on that trellis. 💕💕🎶🎶
Oh man we cooled down here in SW Michigan, right down to 56 degrees for the high yesterday.💐💚🙃
Oh wow! We're not getting that cool, but it would be nice to get things done in that temp. :)
Northeast Ohio cool and raining can’t get anything done
Matthew everything is looking great,and it all will just get better. I was wondering, can you see your fountain from your front windows ? I am so excited to see it. 🌸🌼🌺❤️
You can see it from all of the front windows, which is exciting.
More and more exciting every single week!! I’m putting a small hydrangea in a pot this year and I’m so excited!! You are a magician Matthew!! You got me gardening again after a long period of grief…..heartfelt thanks sweetheart!! ❤️💫🌸🌼🌸💫❤️
Goodness, I listen to you and I am so reminded of myself. Taking on more than I can handle between full-time work and family. I hope you get to enjoy that beautiful pool this Summer. The warm weather passes by way too fast. You seem to be such a kind and caring person. Please relax and remember to care for yourself.
I say this to you as a fellow gardener and a mom. 🥰
Looking beautiful Mathew 🥰
It’s all looking great, Matthew!
The growth of your garden is very impressive, Matthew. Will be amazing as it matures. My Bonica Rose from Heirloom Roses has its first bud as well. Can’t wait to see it bloom.
Everything looking beautiful!
Wow- your limelights look amazing!
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Thank you Matthew. I can’t believe how much that you’ve gotten done since moving in, it’s incredible especially because your doing it all yourself! ! ! 💐💚🙃
I always want to get more projects going than I can reasonably do. This year our street was hit by an EF1 tornado...we lost about 13 huge old growth trees. Between us and the two houses closest to us, probably 60 trees down. VERY lucky our houses were spared. The clean up has been a lot to say the least. I had gotten one large project completed prior, now I'm humbly taking care of what I have , added some annuals to my planters. This fall we are starting adding new trees. When I did my project in April I was thinking how risky it was because we always get another frost in April...but this year no frost and little did I know that the tornado damage would take away all of May!
I've had a lot of groundhogs as well. Not necessarily eating the roots of anything, but I think they are doing the backstroke through my newly composted flowerbeds! Crazy this year for sure.
Amaizing how quickly you have established your new garden. Looking so good. I can imaging by next year you will have near like your old garden. Truly you are a garden Fairy.🎉 I do envy you dont have weeds. Today I was cutting the weeds for 2 hours and I hardly put a dent in it. 😢
Oh there are lots of weeds. More than I'm used to, but I imagine it will take several years to address them with good mulching practices.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden your weeds are must be mini I can not see them. My weeds are visible from space. They are very pretty yellow flowers the cows are loving them my only problem is no cows. Even if I get one have to walk with it not to let go into the vegie area and the few flower beds😁😊 Thank you for taking the time to unswer. Much appreciated.👌
I’m in now zone 8a Atlanta and all my Supertunia Picasso in purple came back and are blooming like crazy.
Fantastic display of flowers! I'm truly amazed at your energy and passion for your flowers, I enjoy watching you do your magic in making your dreams come true!
Great video
I'm excited to see the fench wall of shrubs. I like the variety of colors rather than a wall of boxwoods, eg. What is the yellowish green evergreen? Curious to see the returning petunias.
It's called Fluffy. www.provenwinners.com/plants/thuja/fluffy-western-arborvitae-thuja-plicata
Wow Mathew, I think you took on too much, you will be one happy camper in the winter for a bit.😊! It's going to look beautiful though! Blessings 🙏🏻❤❤🤗
Hi Matthew. I've had Jazzberry come back for me a couple of times! Your garden looks beautiful!
I just wanted to thank you! When you passed by your Bee Hive drip timer I noticed how close to the ground your facet is which is a problem I’ve been pondering over this last month in my garden. Seeing yours set me on a quest to find out how hooking up drip to a faucet with low clearance could be done. Found the answer on the Drip Depot website. Thought I was going to have to spend a lot of money to have a plumber raise the faucet! Thanks again
You can just insert a 90 degree barb to make the turn if you don't have enough clearance to gently curve the tubing.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden it wasn't an issue with the tubing it was connecting the timer, backflow preventer, and pressure regulator to the faucet.
Matthew, I am being pulled in a few different directions myself… it is just part of the season I guess… it can certainly feel overwhelming for a while. I’ve decided to try vegetables for the first time in about 10 years and it’s a lot more work than I anticipated and quite time consuming as well. My shade perennial stash is about 4-5 times your shrub stash but I’m not able to expand my shade bed yet because I’m busy everyday trying to get veggie beds prepped and then planted and trying to figure out the best placement of a certain vegetable so it doesn’t overshadow other beds and block the sun to them… result of poor planning on my part. I have a plan in my head but execution is a lot more complicated than it seems to be in my head! lol… (there are worse problems to have!) I’ll be thinking of you and your gardens while I’m trying to get thru mine as well! One day at a time my garden friend 😊♥️
Thank you for being so transparent on which projects need to still be accomplished in your garden. I am new to the gardening game and I am learning through you and many others. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately), we don’t have a lot of ‘fun spending money’. The lack of money is making me pace myself and my projects. I am able to make seasonal note, research plants and draw up plans for the future.
You have done so much in one year. It's fun watching your vision come to life. Your roses are very close in color to Supertunia Bermuda Beach, which I love and am growing this year. You said you grew them last year. What was your experience with them? I realize it's still May, but mine so far haven't taken off but I LOVE the color. NC 7b
I did grow them last year, and liked the color. But, we moved in July and most of the annuals that I brought with me in containers didn't do well as I did not have the time to care for them after the move.
recommend that you take a gps unit and identify the location of the lines. It will be helpful later.
Good morning Matthew, I have a tip for you regarding deer or rabbit problems you might encounter in the future. There is a new ag repellent product called Trico Pro that I understand extension personal are raving about. I don't have that problem myself and don't have experience with it but I thought it might be good to try if you start serving dinner to the deer population. I found a few YT videos about it. It is said to be harmless to humans.
Where did you get that beautiful container at 19:30? It's gorgeous!
I believe it is a Campania concrete planter.
Lots of new growth.
Cant believe how well the limelight hydrangeas are bursting with new growth.
If you check out "Murphys garden", she has a great video on how to maintain box woods.
I think your oak leaf hydrangea is going to get really big because of the warmth from the brick wall and a good amount of watering.
Repeat flowering would look nice...maybe add another 2 after you pull the alliums?
You've really done an amazing job.
I know how overwhelming gardens can be, but you have prioritised well.
"Coco loco" is going to flower.
Just Magical. Jo😊
When I move I'll miss my oak leaf hydrangea and Japanese maple more than anything else.
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Russian sage would be pretty behind those boxwoods
I’ve tried to grow Russian Sage multiple times and have never had great success, which I believe may be related to our clay soil that holds a lot of water sometimes.
The pot maybe the remaining roots of petunia
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I am wondering ... is it possible that the roots survived over the winter and are now growing again ... ??? ... that is in regrade to the Petunias in the pot that are at this moment a mystery ... !!!
That's what it looks like. Still very odd given how exposed that container is to the elements and how cold it got this winter.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden Jass Berry planted in the ground never died back last winter. I'm in 7B in upstate SC. I know we had temps in the low 20's. I have had other supertunias come back from the roots in pots. They are much more hardy than other petunias.
Supertunias come back for me in Zone 8.😊
Yes, but that’s much warmer than it is here. 😂
Is your drip 1/2" drip line? What spacing of emitters did you use?
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5:16 whats the weeping evergreen?
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