Early May Garden Tour (Plus Planting Hundreds of Perennials) | The Southerner's Northern Garden
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Isn't it fun to have a reference of how small things are when planted. It's like looking at baby pictures!
I planted 10 bareroot strawberries last week and made everyone come admire the few leaves that grew in a couple days. Only other gardeners know how exciting that is!!
I planted 6 bareroot strawberries. They are growing nicely too.
Until watching you plan out a flowerbed, Ive never really planned what I wanted or how I wanted my beds to look. I extended one of my beds this year so I can begin to make them look like it has some cohesiveness. Thank you Matthew. You have quite an eye for a beautiful garden.
Bees and humming birds especially love the hosta blooms.
I noticed that too. I get baby hummingbirds on my hosta blooms from around a maple tree.
Your garden is going to be beautiful when all the perennials get big and full. I will be anxious to see it in a year or two.
I can’t even imagine all those beautiful perennials, Matthew. Definitely some of my favorites. Going to be stunning.
This will be stunning Matthew
Spectacular! Your garden is going to be stunning when it all gets blooming!
I so admire all the brain space you have to track and process your work AND this huge yard with all these plants. I had about 23 plants piled up this spring that I had to get into the ground and I nearly had a meltdown over it. I felt so pressured. "Please don't die while waiting in your pots! I'm working as fast as I can!" I just bought 3 clearance Silver Gumdrop Heuchera. They looked rough (and dry), but those plants are so hardy. Fingers crossed on those! Love seeing your progress and tagging along to see what is waking up this spring.
Greetings from Ireland, Great job, the perennials will grow and spread in no time. I'm gardening Twenty years and lucky enough when I started my wife bought me a book on organic gardening. I mulch the garden beds with homemade compost in February and fertilise the flowers with a hand full of organic fish blood and bone meal around each plant once in March and that's the only time they get fertiliser. Fish blood and bone meal costs forty euro for twenty kilos which is not to bad.
0h my gosh this large bed will be so beautiful !! Will be so fun seeing it mature throughout the growing season ! Mathew you have accomplished so much since moving in, you are an inspiration.
I think the heuchera river will look great next to the boxwoods 💚💚🌳🌳
Such a beautiful yard, I so enjoy your video's!
Whenever I watch your videos, I feel that what I have to do is nothing in comparison. You have done one heck of a job getting so much in. And, your choices are just beautiful. Proven Winners is the absolutely best choice for many plants. I have chartreuse on the loose in for six weeks now. Spreading out beautifully with great color on the flower and leaves. Fast spreader. Have 15 serendipity allium, now two years old, with lots of flowers, in the front of a bed, looking gorgeous. Nothing eats them! You are going to have a lot of beautiful growth to look forward to.
Love your videos and your energy! Many thanks for peppering in your knowledge of plants throughout your videos. Makes for a very enjoyable experience. You get an amazing amount of work done each time you start a project. The wonderful thing about gardening is that you get to see and enjoy nature while you create your design. 🥰 I can’t wait to see this area as it grows in. Great job! 👌🪴🥰
Hi Matthew, love all the work you have done. Looking forward to seeing the Heuchera River.😊😊😊
You have been busy Mathew.
What a fabulous garden of colour, texture and height you have to look forward to this season coming.
Really impressed with the beautiful varieties you have in your entrance garden.
As I go into winter, your garden will be an ongoing interest to me and lift my spirits.
Just a little warning........
Yarrow can get a bit out of hand, as I've noticed this year.
As the roots are so close to the surface, they proliferate like mad in summer.
Well done! 😊 Jo.
I don’t find yarrow to be super aggressive here. I think it may be our clay soils, but we will see how it performs in this garden.
Second blooms from a tulip!! Amazing.🎉
The dogwood is beautiful. Thanks for sharing😊
Wow that’s going to fill up fast better start thinking of expanding 😍
A great movie today, Matthew, thank you. You are really progressing nicely. ❤
When I lived in Northern Ill. I ordered from Jung Seed, I loved their nursery stock.
You’ve been busy, Matthew!! Looking forward to seeing all of this bloom 💚
I love the blooms on the Heuchera! They’re so whimsical.
Can’t wait to see your mid season tour. ❤
Thank you Matthew ! 💐💚🙃
It's going to look great!
I love the Heuchera’s in my garden they make everything else pop 🥰
Paniculata's DO get nipped by frosts. I had an overnight freeze couple of weeks ago and the fresh growth turned brown at the tips.
My point is you will still get blooms on Paniculatas. Late frosts or freezes can affect buds and blooms on macrophyllas.
I really like itoh peony foliage, it looks beautiful until frost kills it. I don’t have many herbaceous peony but the ones I do have got powdery mildew really bad last year so I can definitely see wanting to move those type to the cutting garden.
💕💗💕🙏🙏🙏 Everything is looking beautiful. You’ve really accomplished a lot, in such a short time. This has been a wonderful spring, for planting 🌱🌱🌱 Have a blessed week!!!
Hi Matthew! You really got a lot planted. I'm really looking forward to seeing the progress of all of the plugs and bare root plants. It's going to be beautiful later on. I think the heuchera river by the boxwoods will be so pretty. I'm anxious to see how you arrange the different colors, groupings, or mixed colors. Thank you so much for sharing!
Looking good. Your hard work is paying off. Looking forward to seeing everything develop 😊
Here north of you in Columbus, we haven’t gotten below 50 at all in a couple of weeks! It’s amazing you had a freeze and we didn’t. It’s supposed to get down to 48 or 49 overnight in a couple of days.
I did not know that's how bare-root plants were processed. Very interesting.
Last Thursday, my Great Garden Plants order arrived and I'm rather pleased by my progress. The scale is nowhere close to yours, but my sandy soil needs lots of conditioning before I can plant. Some of the plants are same as yours, 'Serendipity' Allium (yes, I smelled onion when I teased the roots) and geum in the rose variety will bloom soon.
You've inspired me to replace 'Rainbow Marcella' euphorbia that didn't survive with the yellow nepeta which loves my growing conditions.
I enjoy "shopping" in my own garden. I plan to transplant a coralberry that hasn't performed as well as the others that receive more sun. Love that gorgeous plant.
I need to dig up a mature peony that's interspersed with either an invasive grass or tradescantia. I realize the ideal time to do that is late summer/early fall. It needs to be done.
I'd given up on growing heuchera in my Minneapolis garden, but maybe my problem was planting non-branded varieties. I'll look for PW ones.
An order placed in March is due to arrive this week. I'd forgotten my order. Culver's root was on my wish list and I see it's in this order...I just don't know if it's white or lavender. Important to know so I can plant my 'Ultraviolet' tall phlox. 🥴
BTW, the way you hoisted your drill with auger tells me you have a lot of upper-body strength. I ordered the cement mixer drill and Jenny's Power Planter auger and wonder how I'll be able to transport that heavy equipment. I'm only 67, but learning my body thinks it's 76.
If you have ordered the Dewalt DCD130B (labeled as a cement mixer), that is overkill depending on what size auger you have. For the standard size auger like I used in the video (planting annuals or small perennials), you'll likely want a smaller drill. I have a Dewalt DCD996B that's dedicated to the smaller augers I have. It's much lighter. You have to have a large drill, like the Dewalt DCD130B (which I also have), for the very large augers and shrubs. It is very heavy and requires a lot of strength to carry it and is difficult to use depending on your soil. I probably would not recommend it depending on your strength. The risk of breaking your wrist is real and I even injured my wrist with the smaller drill before years ago.
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I ordered it based on Janey's recommendation (Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat channel).
@@Edu_Kate it’ll definitely work. But it’s a bigger drill than is needed for the task and you may find it cumbersome and too heavy.
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You have a vision! It gets so hot in SC that I’m envious of your plants… I keep trying to grow pleasing combinations. I love Gomphrena & find that many gardeners don’t use it. I enjoy watching you plan your gardens.
It's going to be gorgeous in a couple of years! Great design Mathew! Blessings 🙏🏻🤗
Hello Matthew. ❤ Everythings looking great!!😊
Nice idea for Heacura. Awesome placing
Have you tried Wollerton Old Hall or Carding Mill by David Austin? I got mine from Heirloom Roses and love them. They seem to be in your color palate. On your recommendation I will try The Poet’s Wife in the fall if it’s available.
I have not. I didn't have a ton of space in the old garden to try a huge variety, so I'll be experimenting more here.
I’m waiting on Veronika to hit the shelves , don’t have a single plant of it and have been gardening for many years. You have soooo much accomplished in a short time , just awesome 👏
Love the gardening journey you are taking us on! Always excited to see your videos pop up!
Very nice garden
So excited for all your new plantings to bloom and fill in! 💚🙏🏻
A bit of Jim Putnam expertise here.
Oak leaf hydrangea reacted to frost here in zone8b.
Hmm, mine weren't affected by freeze/frost here.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden mine were covered as well.
I like your hat! Everything is looking great. Have you planted Guara? It’s one of my favorite. This year I am using in a tiered planter as the “thriller”.
I have. It doesn't return very well here. I'll be using it as an annual this year.
I love black pearl!
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Regarding your weeds in the mulch. I received a chip drop around the same time as you did last fall. It was full of a soft wood maple we in Canada call Manitoba Maple. Very invasive and prolific! It could have been something like that in your chip drop as well 😔 I hope not. 💖
That mulch wasn't from a chip drop. This was actual aged triple-processed mulch, which is why I think it may have just been late season issues where it had been sitting for a while and had gathered some weed seeds. The good news is I started pulling them yesterday and they are coming up super easily.
wow !!! It's gonna be beautiful 🤩🤩🤩 What type of Maple is that ?
Which one?
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden the thin one in the garden you were just planting up in this video ;)
or is that not a maple ??? Hmmm
Really learn a lot with the progression of your gardens. What software program did you use for your garden sketch?
Photoshop
Your end result is going to be fantastic!! I have a question, Matthew. I just planted my heirloom Colette’s but I’m not sure how much watering I should do. I’m in Pa. Zone 6a. We have a few warm days, 80 but also 50 at night? Thank you
I’d recommend every few days, but it’s going to depend on your weather and soil.
Do you find that heuchura live beyond 4 years? I'm Zone 5b and I'm didn't survive. Maybe you are correct and I should go to b PW variety.
Other than those few others I tried that didn't survive one year or barely survived, I've only grown PW varieties that are new or relatively newer to the market, so I've not had experience with any of them beyond 4 years. I do think they do better if planted earlier in the season than in the fall.
I’m in 5b too and all the red ones I bought died. The lime ones have come back several times.
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What do you use to do your garden sketch from? I really need to do that.
Photoshop. It's not a super easy process for those who are already unfamiliar with the software, but I've been using it for over 15 years so it's pretty second nature to me. I like that I can choose the exact specimen I'm planting and go from there.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden I have used Photoshop but it was many many years ago so I am sure I wouldn't be able to use it now. I was hoping it was a garden design software you used. It looks great, I love it.
So weird. I ordered 4 huecheras from PW last year and only 2 survived. One died almost immediately, one completely disappeared ( rabbits?) one is trying to grow and the other has 3 tiny little leaves. Zone 6 Crossville TN.
It could just be your climate, soil conditions, when they were planted, or the specific variety. For instance, here, at least at the last home, I could not grow lupines. I love them, but they were an annual for me (sometimes not living the whole season). Someone else mentioned in a comment that heuchera don't like clay soil, but I had so many thrive in the clay soil of my last home. I'd recommend you give Heucherella a chance and if you like red, Red Rover has been an excellent variety for me.
My tiarellas in the same area do great. I started lupines from seed from my daughter’s yard and they are blooming this year! I love your gardens and look forward to seeing them. I’m 72, so I just can’t work as hard as you! I can live vicariously through your beautiful gardens. Thank you. ❤
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