Annual Planting Update & A Fountain (Making Progress) | The Southerner's Northern Garden
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If you ever get tired of being a lawyer you could go into garden design. Your eye for design and color is awesome. I can’t wait to see the front garden fill in and take shape ! 💐💚🙃
The progress is insane. The fountain is going to be absolutely epic. Can’t wait to see everything continue to progress!! 🇨🇦 ❤
Oh my mercy, Matthew! As those plants fill in the garden is going to be spectacular!
A thought for you. I have heavy deer and rabbit pressure in my garden; the entire development has deer and rabbits chewing on people' plants. I use Liquid Fence or Bobbex on my plants. The bold bunnies in my yard would be undeterred by sprinkles on the ground. Other gardeners in my neighborhood use the same products. Good luck!
I lived in Battle Creek, MI for several years. A neighbor grew beautiful cleome at least 4.5 feet tall. The soil there was a mixture of clay and rocks.
Just so you know. I figured you were too busy for the fountain. I love that idea and it will be beautiful. 🎉
The garden is shaping up, Matthew. I know you’re excited to watch it grow and fill in.
I started laughing visualizing you run around your yard chasing the annuals in the wind LOVE ❤️ it! 🌼🐝
Haha! Well I’m glad it seems so whimsical but it was super annoying! Tags and containers EVERYWHERE! 😂
Last summer I was sitting at the table eating dinner and spotted a rabbit outside our sliding glass door on our deck, hopping over to a planter with blooming gomphrena. It gets on its hind legs and eats away too. The rabbit climbed 6 steps up to get it. My yard is full of plants, but clearly needed that one, it’s that good! 🤦♀️
Hi Matthew! It's always amazing to see how much you've accomplished between, and during videos. Your first container planting is so pretty, love the colors. That heuchera river is just so pretty. I'm looking forward to seeing the growth. That fountain will look so beautiful there, and I love the bench where you put it. I'm looking forward to seeing the fountain installed and the containers you are going to plant up. Thank you so much for sharing!
My husband doesn’t understand annuals so we plant mostly perennials, but this year he loved seeing geraniums, lantana and a few pops of color in pots around the gardens. Today I’m weeding the front yard and plan to hit the local farm stand for a few sun/shade loving starts to pop in between perennials. Thank you for the inspiration! 😊
I use fish emulsion diluted in water sprayed onto my plants to repel rabbits. Rabbits would clean out my sweet potato vines as fast as I could replace them. I then started using the fish emulsion. It has to be reapplied after it rains or when the odor disappears. It really works and is a cheap repellant.
So short time so much progress. Love all the colours🎉🎉🎉
I have planted gomphrena for the last 3 years and the first 2 years the rabbits chewed off the tops, however the gomphrena rallied and grew fine and the rabbits didn't bother them after that. Now i put cloches over the newly planted ones and take them off when they get a little taller and the rabbits don't seem to be interested in them. Good luck!
You’ve worked your butt off!! It’s so beautiful and I can’t wait to see the progress through the summer!
I love following your channel and watching your garden designs come together. Thank you for showing the Iris plants. They are my favorite flower. Awesome job‼️
I love watching your channel… so many beautiful plants and you inspire me to go play in the dirt
Got to love all the gardening challenges! Part of the process. Great job!
Gorgeous! Can't wait to see them fill in! It's going to be gorgeous! Blessings!
Whoa Matthew, have you looked at a side by side of what the house looked like when you first moved in until now? What a difference you’ve made! I’m really looking forward to seeing that heuchera river come to life!
I hope to have a lot more accomplished by the end of July for the summer garden tour so I can do some comparison video.
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I'm in zone 6b in WV and I've had 2 Japanese Maples from Mr. Maple for several years. This year the leaves are dying on both trees. They were beautiful the last few years. I can't imagine what could have happened. Really sad. Your garden is coming along very nice! My Cleome's were over 4 ft tall last year in my clay soil! 😊
Wow, that's a lot of plants! This is gonna be incredibly beautiful when everything is blooming and fills in. LOVE the fountain! Love the bowl container the pedestal. Love those kind of planters. You have done so much already looking great!
Oh sweet the fountains going to be awesome. Love the bench on the curve.
It’s coming together and looking very nice! Enjoy your channel so much. Such beautiful content and great personality 💚🙏🏻
I love your first container planting ! 💐💚🙃
Im always so impressed with your restraint in plant spacing. I always struggle with that because i want everything to look full right away 😂. That fountain is going to be stunning!
Your ageratum shines like a beckon. Beautiful
I’m in CA in the hills… very clay soil and my bubblegum did great… who knows 🤷♂️
Very interesting! Maybe my issue was not enough sun, but the Bordeaux in containers with the same amount of light did fine. Good to know though. Thanks!
The fountain will be gorgeous in that spot!!
It is looking beautiful. The bunnies got my truffula pink gomphrena, too.
Your garden is beautiful.
Hi Mathew
Variegated plants don't like too much sun due to lack of chlorophyll to protect the leaf surface....depending on leaf size as well.
I'd save your maple by potting it asap and find a dappled shade position for it.
Also echinacea are very drought tolerant and could be a good drift in your front garden.....Ajuga also is a hardy perenial and is a great ground cover, once established.
Butterfly bushes have shallow roots no matter where planted but do best in full sun. ...like you said they don't like transplanting, but cuttings are easily rooted.
Some type of small conical fern could be a good replacement for your budlheia or Butterfly Bush.
Fancy no one noticed your water fountain in your plan....must have been visually overwhelmed by all your beautiful flowers and trees.
Looking so good and will only keep flourishing.
Jo.😊
Good luck with the rabbits. The problem is that they are relentless and so must you be. I spray but I plan on just enclosing the three or four areas of plants that both deer and rabbits eat with deer fencing. I have the stakes in the ground and am going to run the netting around like a fence. Hate to do that but I do not want to spray for the season either.
Give the J. Maple time, I had the same thing happen when I moved one from my father’s house. Did strange things for two years like constantly pushing new leaves for them to fall off and push new ones again.
Thank you Matthew ! 💐💚🙃
I planted gomphrena in the garden last year and the rabbits ate it to the ground. This year I put in pots. Hope the repellent works.
Thanks for the video. Your gardens look so nice.😊
It’s going to be beautiful 🌷🌸🌺🇨🇦
The first container is very pretty. Nice plant combination. Looking forward to seeing what else you put together. So frustrating about the rabbits. I had pill bugs devour my marigold seedling this spring 😡
You could try a motion sprinkler for the rabbits and deer if you have any or a female dog would do the trick (Male dogs pee on all the plants and females can be trained to do their business in one area of the yard only.
You are my fav garden you tuber. I have an acre of landscaped yard and love gardening but hate watering. I've watched your two drip irrigation videos that are very helpful. I have purchased a lot of what I think I will need and haven't put any of it in yet, BUT Matthew, can you talk some more about how you run your water lines, etc. please!!! Do you ever use the 1/4 inch emitter tube for annuals? Maybe each time you plant, you can show how you put in the irrigation.
I don’t typically encourage 1/4” drip in landscape beds at all due to its reduced flow over long distances. But, I have used it and you may have noticed it in this video around the begonias where there is a small area that needs to be covered but the constraints are too tight to allow for 1/2” drip to be placed in the area easily without many connectors or becoming kinked. In those cases I will typically run 1/2” to the areas where 1/4” is needed first to keep flow and pressure up.
Looking beautiful Mathew 🥰 I keep a butterfly bush in a large container and it only gets watered when it rains 💞
I planted gomphena this year in the ground, too. And rabbits nipped the top of the plants, too. I sprayed rabbit and deer repellent on them and they have not bothered them. (🤞) I was surprised about this, but we have lots of rabbits this year, it must be the year of the rabbits! Your front garden is beautiful, anxious to see it fill in!
Good to know. Hopefully the Repels All works.
I just went to the Walters Gardens perennial sale yesterday, I’ve lived here for 30 plus years and this is the first time that I even knew about this sale. Needless to say I have a lot of planting to do ! 💐💚🙃 I was just getting ready to go out to do some planting but your video popped up. 😊💐💚🙃
I saw that sale. You’re so lucky to live so close!
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden Yes I definitely feel blessed. 💐💚🙃
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden Yes I definitely feel blessed. 💐💚🙃
I wanted to go to that! I used to live in Allendale for years but have since moved to Temperance Mi...so it's a bit far now....
@@robertagrigsby9051 Awe I’m sorry that you missed it. This was my first time going and I didn’t know what to expect, I learned a few lessons so if I go next year I will be better prepared, at least making sure that I bring a wagon 😊💐💚🙃
Everything is looking lovely! I can’t wait to see the fountain. Just for the record, not everyone in the West has sandy, or even anything resembling “tilthy” soil. Here on the front range of Colorado we have Colorado red clay (the state is named for it), and it makes gardening here a blood sport. Pretty sure Wyoming and New Mexico have similar clay soil. I don’t do much with annuals, and struggle with perennials that others seem to grow easily even when marked for clay. For example I struggle with salvia and have yet to get one through a full year. I do best with local natives, as well as with Veronica, Artemisia, daylilies, and sedums. And peonies.
Another great video. Can you do a video on your landscape lighting, what you chose, why and how you decided placement?
I just planted the same color of sunpatients in my front garden bed. (Orchid Blush) So far I’m loving them!
PS. I live in central Pennsylvania, I imagine not that different climate wise from Ohio. My PW cleome got HUGE easily 4x3 feet at the end of summer. So I imagine yours will get huge as well!
You’ll love them! I planted these same varieties last year.
Lovely annual. 😊
It’s going to be beautiful!
I hope you love Marguerite daisies. Tiny seeds blow everywhere. I’m still pulling them out after making the mistake of planting some. 😳
You don’t have to worry about those cleome getting huge, I planted those PW variety’s in pots to try and size control it, the thing still got 6 ft tall, even though they looked pitiful at planting.
I used red pepper that I had already to repel the rabbits. I applied it a few times and the rabbits stop echomping my flowers and now only eat the dropped hibiscus flowers. Peace at last!
Looking forward to seeing this all fill in, as I’m sure you are as well! Will you be adding calamintha to this garden? I hadn’t seen it before your videos in your last garden. It was lovely there!
I did. I planted one a few weeks ago from Great Garden Plants. It’s not one I’ve been able to readily locate locally, so I haven’t got much of it yet.
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Hi Matthew, let us know if you think the repels-all works. The best thing I have found for rabbits is Bobbex. Certainly not 100% tho. We live in town but the rabbit issue is just insane. 😡
I’m in southern Illinois, 6b/7a. Lost all my gomphrena to the bunnies last year. I did plant some in pots which they stayed away from. Very frustrating. Didn’t purchase any this year!
I quit planting that for this reason. Spraying is expensive and time it takes......there are many other beautiful plants to choose from and plants that bunnies don't eat. I don't do petunias either and I love them!
Would be great if at some point, you could switch to dark mulch, so the plants pop more
I don’t use dyed mulches in my garden
Hi Matthew, Do sunpaitents not need full sun, also do they like fertilizer ‘ your garden is going to be fantastic!!
They’re a part sun to full sun plant.
Do they like fertilizer in your experience? 😊
Love your channel BTW ❤@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden
Great video of course :]
Are you fertilizing your sunpatiens???
Also how often are you watering right now?
Thankyou! 😊
Do you ever get too tired to blink. Made a square water feature over winter - it is still in the garage. It is mid May and I am behind.
Go ahead and transplant your butterfly bush, she will pitch a hissy fit and look dead. Give her some time and she will perk up and decide to live.
I’ve dug three butterfly bushes here to transplant and have had to throw them all away. They were all very brittle and fell apart at the roots/trunk when digging them up. This one may do the same so I’m not sure if I’ll be able to transplant it or not.
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A lot of us in California have clay soil actually
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Hi Matthew! I see you have some Berger BM 7. We're you able to find that in the Dayton/ Cinci area? If so would you mind sharing where you got it? Im looking forward to seeing this front bed filling in!
I get it from Stockslager’s. I used it last year and loved it.
@@TheSouthernersNorthernGarden Thank you!
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