Weekly Garden Tour - Entrance Garden & Artists Garden - Flower Patch
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
- July is flying by, come see what changes need to be made in the Entrance garden and what mistake I need to fix. Everything is blooming gorgeously!
Hi, I am Pamela and I garden in the mountains of Northern California. I am in Zone 8. I defy convention and break many garden 'rules' yet my garden is a tapestry of color and unruly beauty! I want you to be inspired to create a beautiful garden on a tight budget.
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You make beautiful videos, and I love your music choices, hope everything goes well with your surgery, take time for yourself to heal and rest, we'll be here when you're ready to make more fabulous videos, take care 💕 💕 💕 💕
Thank you, I am trying to get better and better at this!
Your garden is spectacular! It is a feast for the eyes!
thank you so much, it is a great time of year in the garden for sure and my plants seem to be loving this heat wave.
Hello there dear flower patch lady, oh my pam,im so loveing the garden tours,my goodness a good keen gardener who loves her gardens is perfectly entitled to have a big fat mess on the back deck.there has to be these messes here and there to help keep all your ideas coming along and to allow you to change your mind moving things here and there,,so big fat mess is fine with me I know it means busy and more lovely s getting ready for us to see..beautiful tour thankyou pam, I definitely will watch again xxlove to you and zll your creatures, chickens 🐔, Rachel and her friend, birds, beautiful butterfly s.ours are sadly very late appearing this year. My butterfly tree is usually full of butterfly, xxlove from me and my garden girls 🐔.? Sadly I lost one yesterday, she just passed away. Xx
I am sorry. I lost one this week too. No signs of anything wrong, just found her by the door the other morning. Thankfully my husband is kind enough to haul her off to the woods for me so I don't have to deal with it myself. Its hard but part of life with chickens.
👍👍👍👍👍👍Beautiful
Thank you so much.
Such a beautiful variety of interesting flowers ❤
Thank you so much!
Gorgeous, gorgeous,gorgeous!!!! Absolutely love your gardens and love how you name them! One of these days you’re going to love Day Lilies haha;)
Probably true about Daylilies, we have a local nursery that specializes in them. I need to make a visit over that way one day and take everyone here along!
Beautiful looking garden, its the bees knees. We have highs of 68 at the moment and a rainy summer so far this year, we have only had to water the flowerbeds twice this summer. Don't know how you garden in such high temperatures and keep your garden looking so well.
You do acclimate to it. It is to dip into the 80's this next week and I will most likely be putting on a long sleeved shirt to keep me warm.
Have you ever done a video on drip irrigation. I’m intimidated but would love to try. If you have a video I’d love to watch. Your garden is gorgeous ❤
Great idea. Mine is very rudimentary but I did it myself and though it is very simplistic it works for me!
Pam I wanted to let you know that my pest control guy told me feeding seeds to birds will attract the rodents, they bite off my clematis at base and do lots of damage. I do have hummingbird feeders but I stopped feeding seeds and it broke my heart to stop because I love all the beautiful birds I had in my yard but I had mice in my attic and we have voles and mice in yard and it freaked me out hearing the scratching in attic. Squirrels damaging my trees making nests and even a raccoon one night eating seeds that fell below the feeder. With dogs not good to have these disease carrying things in my yard. I have put up bird houses and I have two bird baths and that is attracting birds back. Your Eden rose is so pretty, I have a few different Eden roses just taking off. My DA roses are on way to a second flush which seems to be as beautiful as first. That not Jasmina rose is so pretty, I think it is a win. I got a Generous Gardener and it is blooming white and others have told me that weather and age of plant can affect the blooms so I am not yanking it yet but if it is white next year I am going to gift it and get another.
Yes, bird seed can attract rodents but I already have chickens and their feed which does the same thing so I am doomed either way. But my cats do a relatively decent job at keeping them under control and our pest guy has bait in my basement for the little monsters. I let the feeders sit empty a couple days between feeding and the ground feeding birds do a halfway decent job eating the ones that fall to the ground. Repels All does help too. I also gift plants that don't please me after a few years. It makes it easier to let it go if I know someone will appreciate receiving it.
Hello Pam! All the best to you! Thanks to you , you got me to start petunias from seeds, I did and transplanted them all around , even in containers and they are continuing to go wild but beautiful. I am in nj.
Good for you! I love it when viewers tell me they were inspired to try something like that. Starting from seed is so gratifying.
Absolutely beautiful..
Thank you, it is my relaxation! So glad you liked it too.
Dear pam, im sorry too,me neither it just happens, xxthinking of you.😊
It is always sad but I have kept chickens for 40 years now and my mom and grandmothers all kept chickens and I do know that it is par for the course and I take it in stride.
thanks pam for sharing your garden. it is absolutely beautiful!!! i love it all.
So nice of you, sometimes I think I will bore you all doing these every week so I am glad you hear you actually enjoy them.
Delightful 😊
Glad you think so! I do love this time of year.
Hello Pam. Your garden is so lush! I spotted your delphinium wish is 10 yrs old… I’m jealous. Just can’t get them to grow here. They never become vigorous and die the 2nd year. Are the gophers not munching them? How fortunate for you. Should I try one in a pot? OMG your Eden rose with clematis…spectacular.
Beautiful
Thank you!
Hey Pam. Got a bird bath at Lowe's today. I paid 46.99 but we got a military 10%
Discount.
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know.
Hi Pam, I am enjoying the tours! I’m curious do you put your potted rose tree in your greenhouse before freezing weather?
No it stays on my covered porch up against the house. My neighbor has the same one and she does have it out in her garden but she prunes it back hard before heavy snowfall. And it is gorgeous. I have thought about doing that one day.
Do you fertilize through irrigation? Right now I need to figure out zones as I think I have too many emitters because some areas are not getting water. I’m using 1/4” with 6” spacing because the 1/2” is only available in 17” emitters for vegetables. I’m getting ready to set up flower areas and think I will use 1/4” off a mainline so I can move it as all flowers don’t like a lot of water, or plant according to need. And have to add more shutoff valves because onions don’t like to be too wet. Had to use the hose today and it takes out more flowers than it helps.
This place turns to dust without regular rain and we did need a dry out, but I was running today to try and get things done because that heat is arriving Sunday and with a heat index of at least 100*F. It will be oppressive with all the humidity.
It almost seems like fall will be early as everything seems 2 weeks in advance.
My new love is Speedwells over Salvias. Much neater and I don’t think they smell off like salvia.
Ugh! What am I going to do about whatever it is digging under my fence? I think rabbit. It entered in a different location but search to find the soft area they exited before. 😡
Rudbeckia are really something. I noticed a new one this year. I do have one that seeds everywhere and not too fond of it because it always mildews unless it finds the perfect spot. Can’t believe your Sweet Williams are still blooming! Mine were done weeks ago. But then the Sweet Peas are picking up when it’s getting hot and thought they wanted cool 🤷♀️.
I went to a garden center yesterday and it was the worst day ever because of a cashier with Bad attitude with a Loud mouth. Had to ask for someone else as I couldn’t tolerate her rudeness-then that clown didn’t ring my bill right-it’s a mess. I rarely go out anywhere and this was suppose to be an easy fun day for us-overcharged majorly and now waiting for home office to straighten it out-it was a Really really bad time.
I was looking at foxgloves today to see when I could collect seed and barely tapped it and a shower of seeds went down like rain😂. Whoops! Trimming tomorrow to take to other areas.
Ooo, Eden rose and clematis 🤩🤩. I’m taking notes.
Hollyhocks-😩mine got really a bad case of rust that I’ve never seen before even on blooms and now after trimming barely any leaves left. Oh well, we’ve had a lot of rain and but they do look like fireworks popping amongst other flowers 🤩.
I have my first straw flower 🎉.
Roses, just absolutely love them! So glad I bought a few more this year. They all have different habits which is fascinating. A deer got in one flower garden and mulched-think I will get a license this year 😒.
I was so busy getting things done that I hadn’t noticed new bee balm blooming away right under my nose.
Love reseeders as next year I won’t need to plant several. Perfect!
Thanks for the tour as it’s always nice to see what’s going on and if my garden is on track.
Someone with a bad attitude can just suck the joy out of a day! Sorry that happened. Well it sounds like our heat is making its way to you. Stay cool and hydrated and though I doubt it will happen, I also wish you less mosquitoes!
Hello!
Love your channel!
I have a question, what are those flowers at 27:33 that you said you will be taking out?
Are those loosestrife ?
That is Wedding Candles Verbascum. I have moved them to the Back Lane Garden. We shall see if they live.
Hi Pam
You garden looks so beautiful, as always 🙂
With this heat, my petunias are definitely taken a beating 😕 some even actually died back to seed.
Mine are in full sun. Are yours in full sun?
What fertilizer did you use? I don’t know if it will help to change but at this stage 😬
It can’t hurt. lol
Thank you
Yes, mine are in the full sun and some are definitely struggling. I have not really fertilized this week but I am going to use my Organic Rev to help them. It will help them uptake and utilize the water more efficiently then I will use the EcoOrganic diluted to half strength to give them a bit of nutrition. Being water soluble and easy for the plants to absorb it won't burn them. Both products should be linked in my description box.
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Yours still look beautiful 😊
Excellent thank you so much for your Help as always I really appreciate it.
Where do you buy your roses?
Here is a blog post with all my online resources and why I love them: www.flowerpatchfarmhouse.com/where-i-buy-my-roses-online/