Oh your new garden addition’s are stunning, I love anything alike for my own garden, I have a crown for my Autumn Joy Sedum and I’m after a couple more for my Peonies 💕 your garden is looking so beautiful and your little girl is adorable, Lara my daughter used to love being in the garden with me but now she loves being in her own and uses the same flowers we used to plant when she was a little girl 🥰 makes me a proud Mama 💕
Samantha, your new garden decor pieces are lovely, and your little girl is so sweet. Seems she loves to be with her momma in the garden. I love your new verbascum. I learned of this perrenial last year and grew some called "snowy spires". It was a creamy white with a hint of pinkish purple in the center. I see foliage out in my garden beds so I'm excited to see them again. I also picked up a new variety this year called "Southern Charm", its gorgeous. A shade of mauvey pink with hints of wine/purple in the center. I'm in love with it, unfortunately however, I was only able to buy 1 at a local garden club plant sale. Hoping I can gather some seeds from it to try starting some more. Also, your echinacea purpurea was a perfect choice for that area. It will spread freely for you. I started some from seed about 4 years ago now, so last year was year 3 and I had a beautiful show. Then I didn't dead head it soon enough and now I have echinacea seedling babies everywhere! lol usually not a problem, except that my borders are already jam packed with iris, and other flowers. And its not easy getting my husband to agree to adding more planting space. He still loves his lawn. Compromises right?!
Aw, thank you you! Yes, Eve does love to be with me in the garden! Verbascum is a beauty. My mom gifted me with the lovely Southern Charm variety last year, but I too only have one at the moment. Happy to see it’s coming back, but still only leaves here as well. Echinacea is such a good one. I don’t have the same luck with some of the fancier varieties but Echinacea Purpurea is always a solid performer in my climate. Somehow there is always room for more flowers! 🤣
Your dress along with your little ones are so cute. The garden decorations are just pretty! I would love to learn how to work with willow. I’ve woven a few primitive wattle fences as well as a trellis for my clematis with grey alder but willow is definitely something I’d like to try using. I absolutely love seeing your garden grow & fill in & looking forward to seeing what you plant in the new pots. Love the color!
Thank you so much, Carnation! I love the look of wattle fences so much, and weaving with Willow is so fun. Would love it to be more readily available in bundles.
Excited to see your new border fill in! It's going to be stunning. I feel your pain on the grass and hope you can find an efficient way to get rid of it! Deadweed brew seems to work well but it's hard not to over spray onto neighboring perennials. I usually end up spraying the open spots and hand pulling around the base of perennials 😭😭
Wow. Those are some stunning pieces! If you do end up making one, will you link where one would buy willow wood? Always look forward to your videos truly are an inspiration.
The garden is looking even more beautiful with those new decor pieces 😍. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much, Paola! 🌿
Oh your new garden addition’s are stunning, I love anything alike for my own garden, I have a crown for my Autumn Joy Sedum and I’m after a couple more for my Peonies 💕 your garden is looking so beautiful and your little girl is adorable, Lara my daughter used to love being in the garden with me but now she loves being in her own and uses the same flowers we used to plant when she was a little girl 🥰 makes me a proud Mama 💕
Thank you.
Samantha, your new garden decor pieces are lovely, and your little girl is so sweet. Seems she loves to be with her momma in the garden. I love your new verbascum. I learned of this perrenial last year and grew some called "snowy spires". It was a creamy white with a hint of pinkish purple in the center. I see foliage out in my garden beds so I'm excited to see them again. I also picked up a new variety this year called "Southern Charm", its gorgeous. A shade of mauvey pink with hints of wine/purple in the center. I'm in love with it, unfortunately however, I was only able to buy 1 at a local garden club plant sale. Hoping I can gather some seeds from it to try starting some more. Also, your echinacea purpurea was a perfect choice for that area. It will spread freely for you. I started some from seed about 4 years ago now, so last year was year 3 and I had a beautiful show. Then I didn't dead head it soon enough and now I have echinacea seedling babies everywhere! lol usually not a problem, except that my borders are already jam packed with iris, and other flowers. And its not easy getting my husband to agree to adding more planting space. He still loves his lawn. Compromises right?!
Aw, thank you you! Yes, Eve does love to be with me in the garden!
Verbascum is a beauty. My mom gifted me with the lovely Southern Charm variety last year, but I too only have one at the moment. Happy to see it’s coming back, but still only leaves here as well. Echinacea is such a good one. I don’t have the same luck with some of the fancier varieties but Echinacea Purpurea is always a solid performer in my climate.
Somehow there is always room for more flowers! 🤣
Your dress along with your little ones are so cute. The garden decorations are just pretty! I would love to learn how to work with willow. I’ve woven a few primitive wattle fences as well as a trellis for my clematis with grey alder but willow is definitely something I’d like to try using. I absolutely love seeing your garden grow & fill in & looking forward to seeing what you plant in the new pots. Love the color!
Thank you so much, Carnation! I love the look of wattle fences so much, and weaving with Willow is so fun. Would love it to be more readily available in bundles.
Wonderful video ❤️
Excited to see your new border fill in! It's going to be stunning. I feel your pain on the grass and hope you can find an efficient way to get rid of it! Deadweed brew seems to work well but it's hard not to over spray onto neighboring perennials. I usually end up spraying the open spots and hand pulling around the base of perennials 😭😭
Thank you so much, Sarah! That may be my only option at this stage. I will report back!
Wow. Those are some stunning pieces! If you do end up making one, will you link where one would buy willow wood? Always look forward to your videos truly are an inspiration.
Yes, absolutely! I have been doing loads of searching trying to find some good Willow sources. Thank you so much, Caitlin!
@@HoneyHill thank you 😊 I have been having a hard time finding something.