Creating Plant Patterns, Part 4 of 4 Episode #96
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Creating Plant Patterns, Episode 4 of 4
This series of programs will have thoughts about creating diverse perennial plant patterns. When you come to know the nature of plants you'll find their selection and placement together will become healthier and have good interactive composition. You'll discover gardening time and inputs becoming more defined. And you'll enjoy the endless possibilities of creating dynamic plant patterns. Have Fun!
COMING TO KNOW PLANTS AND THEIR PLACEMENT TOGETHER playlist:
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Thank you Roy for all you do. No words can express our gratitude. Looking forward for more videos.
So nice of you... thanks for watching!
This is fantastic Roy, thank you for sharing all you do. I am thoroughly enjoying all your videos and knowledge you are sharing.
Thank you!
I am really enjoying your channel Roy. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
You are very welcome!
Legend
This is a great series which I’ve saved. Now on to your shade video.
Great to hear - thank you!
Hi Roy,
I have been with you through all your episodes, and yes, even through these more intense pattern layouts. I've always been creating those "TV jingles" and you've opened my mind to pattern flow, scale, and stretch. With these past four episodes I'm finally understanding how I can start with core plants and diversify later. I remember walking through your gardens at Northwind some years ago and wondering in awe, " How do you do this?" You've shared the gift of garden design and understanding plants. I am excited to put all of this to use in my gardens this Spring and Summer! Thank you! Cindy Damrow
Very cool. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on plants and combinations to us. You must have been a great school teacher! I am from Athens Greece and have a summer home on the small island of Ikaria. Our gardens have many roses. Is that a subject that you will talk about in the future?
Love these episodes Roy! I'm realizing now, how core plants are really key! I can get SO excited about allll the plants, than I end up moving lots of them around. I can see less moving of plants in my future! I very much love garden design..I can "see" plants together, before I've planted, so this all makes sense to me. Thanks again.🤗
Glad you like them!
Guilty! Im a plant mover, as well. Mostly because my garden seems to 20 micro-climates. If it doesn't work out, move it over 10 feet and it might.
Roy, I am totally fascinated. I am an amateur gardener and learning so much from you. Have a lot of shade in my yard but the design principles are So helpful. If you have any suggestions for shade gardens I would love to hear them. Thank you so much
check out Austin Eischeid's video on my channel that focuses specifically on this topic - czcams.com/video/p6ChMTEmEYE/video.html
Your videos are inspiring! As much as I love Bullwinkle & McHales navy, I’d rather watch you 😂
thank you! and thanks for watching!
Gardening with love! It really is a peaceful and caring act. It would be interesting to see how you move from pattern to planting plan. I hope you have a successful season.
We'll detail that pattern to planting process in a future episode! Stay tuned!
I actually looked right through to the end. :)
I really liked that last plant combination. It got me dreaming of alternatives...
Planning a new 'wild' flower and grass bed, that will surround a circular gravel seating area.
For the sake of drainage, new soil mixed with some gravel will be mounded up, on top of fairly heavy soil.
Location full sun, view over swaying fields, Sweden.
Perfect!
Will you have Vernonia 'Swan Song' for sale at Northwind this year?
Yes, In mid June it will be ready.
Thank you Erin for telling us about Roy's channel. I'm really enjoying it and learning a lot 😊
If I may ask why doesn't my baptisia plant bloom after four years had a couple of blooms when I purchased plant
Thank you Roy! I'm feeling very creative after watching your series of videos. I specifically want to make Actaea racemosa work in a shade garden, but am having a hard time finding a good plant to pair it with that will compliment its growth pattern. Have you used this plant successfully? Any ideas for plant combos?
An upcoming episode this week will talk about pairing Actaea racemosa with Carex gracillima! Another good plant to pair it with would Geranium magnificum. (Northwind sells all of these).
Hi Roy, loving the videos! Wanted to know if you ever use more than two plants for a single pattern? Seemed like most patterns in the video series where just two plants.
This is meant to be a beginning...you can garden it up and add additional plants and architectural plants to the patterns.
Okay, thanks Roy!
Another great video. Thanks Roy! Have you ever used Calamagrostis brachytricha in any of your plantings? I've seen Piet use this before and its stunning!
Yes I have...you put it in in year 3, 4, 5 because it reseeds everywhere.
@@RoyDiblik it’s beautiful. Btw, you’re not alone in forgetting plant names - I do that all the time! Lol
Roy, can you substitute prairie dropseed for seslaria autumnalis in the plant combo with stachys, Hummelo?