Hi, Welcome to my garden as I share with you some of my favorite tips that I use to landscape on a budget and create a beautiful garden for not much money.
You did good!! Don't you just love having beautiful things and not having to pay top dollar for them? I certainly do, and have bought varieties of plants myself from clearance (50-75% off), and they're still growing strong, with many having been divided for even more plants. It's the best way to fill your flower beds with amazing plants, and not breaking the bank. Plus if and when you see something in particular that you really really want, you don't feel guilty paying full price for it. Lovely border you have created, and the colors are stunning!
Thank you!! Yes, I totally agree! Once I discovered the clearance rack shopping, I rarely pay full price for perennials. I just check often, hoping the plants that I have on my wish list will be there. Haha
Wow Jami, great informative video! I love all your beautiful flowers! Goes to show you, you don’t need to spend a fortune on flowers to have a beautiful flower bed! 🌸
Thank you for the great tips and your garden looks beautiful. Very nice selection on plants. It is nice when you divide plants and move them around the garden and get free plants. It also makes the garden look more cohesive. 🏡
I found great seedlings for $3 each at the Nature Foundation of my local county. They have a plant sale twice a year and it is just awesome. I have picked up phlox plants, strawberry starts and so many more. There are also garden clubs that have sales. And if you join local Facebook gardening clubs people always will post free plant divosions or in some cases trade seeds or plants.
Beautiful flowerbed, Its the bees knees. We made our four flowerbeds bigger in 2020 and divided the perennial plants in the old flowerbeds to expand the flower beds. We are lucky that we have a 8ft x 6ft glasshouse that we bought on a sale fifteen years ago and we grow annuals and perennials from seed and give the plants to family and friends.
Thank you! That’s wonderful that you have a space to start plants and share with others. I also have a small 8x8 greenhouse that my husband built me out of cattle panels and I love it, I just wish it was bigger. 😂
Hi Jami...just found your channel! I love your channel! I garden in 7b and have a lot of hydrangeas too and shop for plants very much the same way as you. I did just direct seed some Zinnia seeds and have never done that. Wish me luck!!! I have a lot of dahlias too. I left mine in the ground for the past 3 years and so far they keep coming back.😊 Your gardens are beautiful!!!! Thank you for sharing with us all! ❤
Awe thank you so much! You are so sweet! 🩷 I have direct sown zinnias for several years in my vegetable garden for the pollinators and they have been so so easy to grow that way as well. I’m sure they will do great in your garden and be beautiful. 😊
Always enjoy your budget friendly video you put together and so much inspiration for all of us. Hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy and Debbie. Keep up those awesome videos coming my way.
Oh yes, thank you! I forgot about that one! I have also used cuttings to get a few plants. It’s not something I have done a lot of tho, but something I probably should do more often. 😄
Hi jami,where are u located? Im also zone 6b in Ontario canada.i have never tried overwintering mu dahlias but this year im thinking to try to do that.i normally lift them in fall time..great video.i do all the tips you just mentions..❤❤thanks..faye
Hi Faye, I’m located in southern Ohio. I actually discovered this by sheer accident one year. I did nothing with them one fall, and discovered the following spring 80% of them came back. 😄 So now I just always leave them in the ground every fall. So much less work that way too. 😄
It is supposed to be a Purple Dream Lily, as described on the tag when I purchased them. But one issue I found with purchasing bulbs in the bags, is that the plant doesn’t always match the tag. The Purple Dream Lily is a deep purple and mine are light pink/purple, so I’m honestly not sure the exact variety, but I think they are still beautiful either way. 😄
Too repetitive, over and over and over again about sharing the tips. Succinct advice, don’t underestimate your audience, we got it the first time you said it
@Anonymously4051 I apologize that you felt that I was too repetitive. I am completely new to making CZcams videos. Growing flowers and plants is what I’m good at, public speaking is definitely not one of my strong points. 😬 But I hope with time and practice that I will only get better. Haha Talking into a camera for the world to see, is so much more awkward than I ever imagined that it would be. And this was only my 3rd video. So if you have any tips for me on how you were able to get comfortable in front of the camera and with making such great CZcams videos, I’d love to hear them. 🩷 Thank you and I hope you have a blessed day!! Jami 🩷
@@Rural-Rooted24 Please ignore "Anonymously4051"! I found your video pleasing, easy to watch and very informative. Your flowers are beautiful! Keep up the good work!
You did good!! Don't you just love having beautiful things and not having to pay top dollar for them? I certainly do, and have bought varieties of plants myself from clearance (50-75% off), and they're still growing strong, with many having been divided for even more plants. It's the best way to fill your flower beds with amazing plants, and not breaking the bank. Plus if and when you see something in particular that you really really want, you don't feel guilty paying full price for it. Lovely border you have created, and the colors are stunning!
Thank you!! Yes, I totally agree! Once I discovered the clearance rack shopping, I rarely pay full price for perennials. I just check often, hoping the plants that I have on my wish list will be there. Haha
great job. lovely
Wow Jami, great informative video! I love all your beautiful flowers! Goes to show you, you don’t need to spend a fortune on flowers to have a beautiful flower bed! 🌸
Thank you! So true, landscaping can be a lot cheaper than some people realize. 😁
I have used some of the tips for my garden also. I am happy when I see something growing that I have started or saved from the landfill.
Thank you for the great tips and your garden looks beautiful. Very nice selection on plants.
It is nice when you divide plants and move them around the garden and get free plants. It also makes the garden look more cohesive. 🏡
Thank you! 🙂
I found great seedlings for $3 each at the Nature Foundation of my local county. They have a plant sale twice a year and it is just awesome. I have picked up phlox plants, strawberry starts and so many more. There are also garden clubs that have sales. And if you join local Facebook gardening clubs people always will post free plant divosions or in some cases trade seeds or plants.
Thank you! Great tips! I’ll have to look into local gardening clubs and plant sales. It sounds wonderful. 😊
Beautiful flowerbed, Its the bees knees. We made our four flowerbeds bigger in 2020 and divided the perennial plants in the old flowerbeds to expand the flower beds. We are lucky that we have a 8ft x 6ft glasshouse that we bought on a sale fifteen years ago and we grow annuals and perennials from seed and give the plants to family and friends.
Thank you! That’s wonderful that you have a space to start plants and share with others. I also have a small 8x8 greenhouse that my husband built me out of cattle panels and I love it, I just wish it was bigger. 😂
Gorgeous
Thank you!!
Hi Jami...just found your channel! I love your channel! I garden in 7b and have a lot of hydrangeas too and shop for plants very much the same way as you. I did just direct seed some Zinnia seeds and have never done that. Wish me luck!!! I have a lot of dahlias too. I left mine in the ground for the past 3 years and so far they keep coming back.😊 Your gardens are beautiful!!!! Thank you for sharing with us all! ❤
Awe thank you so much! You are so sweet! 🩷 I have direct sown zinnias for several years in my vegetable garden for the pollinators and they have been so so easy to grow that way as well. I’m sure they will do great in your garden and be beautiful. 😊
Great information.
Glad it was helpful! 🩷
Always enjoy your budget friendly video you put together and so much inspiration for all of us. Hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy and Debbie. Keep up those awesome videos coming my way.
Thank you so much!
Thanks!I algo have free plants from cuttings!
Oh yes, thank you! I forgot about that one! I have also used cuttings to get a few plants. It’s not something I have done a lot of tho, but something I probably should do more often. 😄
Great video!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! ❤
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Hi jami,where are u located? Im also zone 6b in Ontario canada.i have never tried overwintering mu dahlias but this year im thinking to try to do that.i normally lift them in fall time..great video.i do all the tips you just mentions..❤❤thanks..faye
Hi Faye, I’m located in southern Ohio. I actually discovered this by sheer accident one year. I did nothing with them one fall, and discovered the following spring 80% of them came back. 😄 So now I just always leave them in the ground every fall. So much less work that way too. 😄
I'm growing everything I can from seed or doormant bulb
It’s such a money saver!
Is that an Orienpet Giant Lily? (at the beginning)
It is supposed to be a Purple Dream Lily, as described on the tag when I purchased them. But one issue I found with purchasing bulbs in the bags, is that the plant doesn’t always match the tag. The Purple Dream Lily is a deep purple and mine are light pink/purple, so I’m honestly not sure the exact variety, but I think they are still beautiful either way. 😄
@@Rural-Rooted24 It's definitely beautiful!!
It might be an Elodie Lily, that’s what it looked like to me. 😊
@@sarahyarrington6106 Thanks!
Fantastic job! What’s the variety name of the red roses at 1:15?
Thank you! They are knock out roses.
Too repetitive, over and over and over again about sharing the tips. Succinct advice, don’t underestimate your audience, we got it the first time you said it
Be nice
Hey try a better way of communicating that
You aren't wrong, but your tone reads harsh.
@Anonymously4051 I apologize that you felt that I was too repetitive. I am completely new to making CZcams videos. Growing flowers and plants is what I’m good at, public speaking is definitely not one of my strong points. 😬 But I hope with time and practice that I will only get better. Haha Talking into a camera for the world to see, is so much more awkward than I ever imagined that it would be. And this was only my 3rd video. So if you have any tips for me on how you were able to get comfortable in front of the camera and with making such great CZcams videos, I’d love to hear them. 🩷
Thank you and I hope you have a blessed day!!
Jami 🩷
@@Rural-Rooted24 Please ignore "Anonymously4051"! I found your video pleasing, easy to watch and very informative. Your flowers are beautiful! Keep up the good work!
Where are your garden videos? !! I would love to see your gardens!!!