I'm planting again! 🌿 Clematis + new hydrangeas
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- It's been a long time since I've planted anything! I'm planting two types of clematis and two hydrangeas.
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My name is Erin and I love sharing inspiration and information with real-life gardeners. I live and garden in southeastern Wisconsin, zone 5b.
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I LOVE seeing you hit 100,000 subscribers!! We love your content and personality!!!♥️🎉🪴
Hey Erin. Congratulations on reaching 100,000 subscribers! Love your channel.
Thank you Sherri!
Erin, you've really stepped up your camera/lighting game! The time spent in editing is noticed and appreciated too. Keep it up and you'll be deservedly at 1M in no time.
Whoohoo! 100,000! Congratulations Erin! Well deserved! 🏆🏆🏆
Can't wait to see updates on the new Hydrangeas and Clematis 🙂
Erin, you and your slightly neglected garden make me feel so much better, so thank you!
Congratulations Erin! Absolutely love your channel. No nonsense, just straight to it. Much ❤ from zone 4b 🇨🇦.
Congratulations on 100,000! Looking foward to seeing how the clematis do along the border next year and beyond. Donna
Just saw your pond video and when you were walking through your raises garden I saw it again. Thinking of starting one next year. Congratulations! 100,000!
Great video today. I struggle with Clematis so I appreciate that you took time to give so much care information for them. If you know of some that are extra hardy and easy to grow, please share.
Erin….do you have a video that explains the different groups of clematis. Would be so helpful….Thankyou ….and congrats on hitting 100 thousand.
I’m with everyone else…congratulations on 100 thousand! I’ve watched you through the years evolve into one of my favorites to watch.
I love this time of the year where you do a little transplanting here and there. 😊
I can’t wait to see the clematis next year. Stinkin’ jumping worms!
Yay! 100,000 subscribers! Love your videos and I love the idea of a clematis that will spread out through a border instead of on a trellis. Added to my list for 2023!
Congratulations! 💐 100 000 subscribers!
I garden in a similar zone, but in Sweden, and I am a huge fan! Thank you for all information and inspiration! 🌸
Your garden is simply magic Erin! Congrats on the 100K!!!💯
Congrats on 100K Suscribers!! Everything looks beautiful this year!!
Great Job, and congratulations on your milestone. What I like most about your channel is that you are like so many of us, you have a day job!
Thank you so much! And thanks for appreciating that CZcams is not my full-time job.
Erin, this is a brilliant idea! I’m with you already and have seen your Swiss chard and other annuals there you’ve tried and I totally agree a blowsy flowering vine like clematis is genius.
Congratulations on 100k subscribers! So great to get into the garden and plant again!! 🤗🌸🍁🌾
You'll love Roguchi. I have two of them, and I've found that they are incredibly tough after the first year or two. Mine bloom repeatedly throughout the season, with almost equal amounts of flowers repeated four or five times. I also love that there is no hint of lavender in the blooms-- they are full on royal purple, with pure white interiors. I just love this plant. One of mine scrambles up a red twig dogwood standard, and the other up a Ginko tree. Good luck with them!
Ooh I love to hear this! So glad I finally got one
Congratulations on 100k subscribers! GREAT job!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you!
This was great! So many tips. I'm adding clematis to my list for next year. And I'll be looking out for those hydrangeas too. Thanks Erin - awesome as always!
It's so nice to see a fellow wisconsin gardener, you give me so many plant tips for our location for once.
Everything is magical. Congratulations upon 100K subscribers. Your channel is inspiring, very informative and beautifully natural. Truly appreciate the absence of music. Thank you, Erin.
Yay, planting! 🎉 I’ve been adding things here and there as I find them throughout the season.
Rooguchi Clematis is so beautiful, I saw it at a public garden called Cantigny this year. It was new to me and now I really want one. Can't wait to see how all these new plants will do in your garden!
❤ oh yeah baby❤️
Congratulations!!
Thank you!
I’m in LOVE with your vegetable garden! 🥰
Thank you Erin! And congratulations on 100k subscribers!
That new clematis is a stunner! I love my Bobo hydrangea so much......and Puffer Fish looks very tempting! Thanks for another informative (and funny in parts) video. Happy last day of summer, Erin.
Spectacular editing, loved the view of you walking through your vegetable garden, and the different camera angles while planting. Appreciate all the info on clematis, one of my favorites. Always enjoy your channel, so much info. Thank you!
Great video, very inspiring! Thanks for sharing good work! I wish you a wonderful day!👍
Congratulations 🎉100,000 subscribers
My Roguchi is only about 3 to 4' but I adore it, it rambles through peonies which once they are done provides great support.
Great to hear!
Great video I needed info about the clematis wilt! Your soil is gorgeous!!
I bought a Rooguci clematis 2 years ago and it’s a showstopper. It really blooms all summer too! I live in Indiana, zone 5.
Oh, good to know!! I'm in Zone 5b and just ordered a Rooguchi! I'm hopeful that I'll like it as much as you!!
Hello from Cancun--------- Jamie
Congratulations on 100,000 🎉
Congrats on hitting 100,000! So exciting! 🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations on 100K ! Keep rolling! Always find informative on your channel!
Thx for this info. I ordered my plant through the mail and had no direction on what to do. This is helpful! 👍
Hello! Clematis and hydrangeas chic decorate the gardens. Their beauty is amazing! Thank you for the wonderful video. Happiness to you👍🌻💗
Congratulations on 100K subscribers!! I am in zone 5 as well, I LOVE watching your videos!!
I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW THIS TURNS OUT!!
You will so love 'Rouguchi"! It is one of my very favorites!
Congratulations on your 100k! Well deserved.
Congratulations on 1000K 🙂🙂🙂 Slow down!
congratulations on 100K🥳🥳🥳
Good info shared, congratulations on 100k!!
Congratulations on 100K.🎉❤
It's wonderful to see you in the dirt again planting. The clematis is beautiful though I've never grown them in Louisiana or Texas. Maybe when I move to South Carolina. So many possibilities with a new garden.
Congrats on 100,00! 🥳
Thank you!
Love all these plants. I planted four puffer fish this year so hopefully next year they take off!! Love your gardens!!!
100k! What!? Congratulations
Hey Erin I am hoping you will be able to do an update on these clematis soon? I purchased a rooguchi from the nursery you purchase from and will be planting it this weekend so I am hoping it will be beautiful with my Eden climbing rose I got from heirloom roses a few years ago. I am so in love with clematis and roses together!
100 k yay Erin !!! 😁
Love the clematis going up the tree👍 your garden looks fabulous, I sure hope to get puffer fish next year😊
Lol.... now I know why my purple ones like (that) one wont trellis. 🤦♀️ 🤣 I've been doing it wrong!!!
Guess I'll be fixing that today. And yes... I've dug it up everytime I've moved in the last decade... its always came back!
Does require alot of water in the deep south though. Its still in the 90s today... ugh! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Hey there! Love your videos and you have inspired me to finally take a chance with clematis which I also have always loved. So you said you're planting group 3 clematis that don't vine? I thought they all vined? I love your idea of having them ramble across your other plants.. is that why you chose the group 3, because they don't want to climb up as vining types do?
I planted my first two clematis about a month ago (Nelly Moser and Anna Louise) under my Kousa dogwood . They sat on my deck a while after purchase so they had enough growth for me to trail them up the low branches but no blooms since. I have pulled off a bunch of darkened leaves which I wasn't sure was clematis wilt or just them slowing down with the weather changes going toward Fall because most of the vine looks good. Should I trim them down for winter so they put their energy into the root system? I'm not sure what to do to ensure that they live long enough for me to see them bloom next year. Should've said,
I'm in zone 6A. I'd appreciate any help you or anyone else can give me. Thanks for sharing your wealth of information with us Green Thumb wannabes 😊
Congratulations on 100k. I have learned so much from your channel🌸
Thank you for talking about clematis wilt. I hadn't heard of that before and wondered what I've been doing wrong the last few years after planting some clematis because they have done exactly what you described every single year! I will be pulling them (3 plants 😜) up tomorrow and putting them in the trash! 👍
Congrats on 100K! Well deserved. I planted a Rooguchi from Brushwood the year before last, with the intent to let it ramble, but I’m going to have to direct it up, at least a little bit. I’ll probably do a shorter support and let it spill, like slightly taller version of what you’re doing with the Hudsons. It completely took off this year, and tried to take over, and while I like a slightly wild garden, this was bordering on out-of-control. 😂
Thank you! I'm sort of thrilled to hear that Rooguchi is a bit rambunctious for you. I sort of want it to go a little crazy going through that dogwood.
Woohoo, Erin 100K subs! 🥳 Another great video.
Good afternoon. I am a lover of tropical and would love advice on overwintering banana plants, elephant ears and cannas. I ❤❤❤ your garden and would love to grow like you do.
Loved watching what you're up to in your gardens.
I'm in zone 8 and I'm currently cutting back, pruning, moving and dividing. October and November are usually mild here so it should be enough time for transplants to get established. I'm working on filling in my beds for more color.
Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to reach for more blooms.
I love alyssum so beautiful
Just noticed you reached 100K. Congratulations.
Hopefully PW will ask you to speak at the Grand Garden Show! I hope to go next year. Great video 😊
Thanks, great video and you are sooo beautiful!
Congratulations! You hit 100K subscribers.
I planted a new clematis this Spring and it grew about 18 inches tall and as I was cutting back my chives I accidentally snipped my it! It eventually grew a new shoot and even produced one flower last week.
Erin congratulations on the 100K 🎉
Congrats on 100k subscribers! I just launched my CZcams channel and I’m excited to get started helping people garden here in Texas 👍
Do you think if I planted the clematis as a boarder like you have done, will it survive the winter of shoveling snow on top? I’m here in the south west part of Michigan. I’d like to have them as a boarder along part of the driveway.
Thanks for all the information and sharing of your love of gardening. I’m learning so much and enjoying it so much more. Congratulations on your milestone of viewers. 🎉❤
All four of these will definitely have snow piled on them. They should be just fine with it, and honestly even better than if they weren't, so long as they aren't also walked on. When I've lost clematis over winter it has been at times with huge temperature swings leading to a freeze/thaw thing (which usually means pools of water sitting on frozen ground). Snow is a great insulator and the clematis will appreciate the extra moisture in spring as well.
@@TheImpatientGardener thank you so very much for the answer. I’m excited to do this. Love your Chanel. ♥️
Any tips on protecting your hydrangeas from deer ? Love all your content
Time to transplant because I am lazy or overwhelmed with my garden so I am going to make it smaller to many beds so I am going to combine alot and put all down my fence line on both sides of my property maybe I will have some shade for the back yard cause as of now it is full sun all day long
Dreeeeam dreeeeam dreeeeeam🎶
I purchased a white clematis online. It is a small plant so I've popped it into a pot to nurture it safely until Spring kicks in properly (I'm subtropical Queensland Australia) ... I have no idea where it is going but I'm looking forward to when it is huge and flowers!
Congrats on 100k!
none of my newly planted clematis did any growing, hoping in spring they do something
I have Ruguchi it blooms all season, I have it with princess Diana although I would probably have put it with a different one since they are both bells
Group 3! That’s going to be a game changer for me. Vine wilt has happened to every clematis I’ve ever grown. Yet my sister can grow all the clematis. Are jumping worms a pest? 🤔 maybe you should do vids titled “Pints and Pests”. I don’t comment often but that came to mind when you mentioned those jumping worms. Btw, I previously asked you what the squash was that you grew and dehydrated as dog treats. Thanks for the answer. My Honey Nut Squash are doing well and as small as I wanted them to be. Not ready yet but I am looking forward to trying them!
I have clematis strangling my plants and can't get rid of it. The flower is pretty, but it is so invasive.
Have you ever successfully overwinter Wild Magic basil?
Thank you for sharing your Beautiful gardens!!! I have some Virginia bluebells to plant this fall - new to me - got them because of yours!!!! Any planting tips?
Hi there, where do you get your pine fines? I live north of Milwaukee and I can't find them anywhere. Thanks
Funny how you read my mind, I also planted today, lettuce, spinach and beets in containers. Do you have any peonies in your gardens? I can relate to my white mulit flowering clematis after the first blush of flowering goes brown and dies. My purple single flowers live beautifully for years and years and if I deadhead, I get continues flowers all summer long.
Great video thank you ( U K )
That’s exactly what happened to my clematis! Wilted and turned brown. I see it’s come back, but will that happen every year? Should I move it?
Great spade! Can you tell us where you bought it?
My 2 beautiful clematis were 'dead' this year....but, I am hopeful from your instructions. May be wilt.
Question: how far back/down do you cut it, level with the ground or to the height of the clematis you showed in this video? Is it too late now (mid-Sept) since I didn't cut it down earlier?
(Nice to hear you pronounce Clematis as you do!)
I have 2 Summer Crush hydrangeas and a drift Rose to plant this week here in zone 6A. I have a few bags of compost and planned to put some in the holes as I have Clay to deal with and to spread a thin layer across my garden bed after my final plantings this year. At this time in the year with fall approaching in zone 6A, I'm worried that the compost might encourage new growth on what I planted a couple of months ago and what I intend to plant this week and that it might be zapped by frost. Any advice? And should I cut the blooms off my coneflowers and other plants before the frost and winter hits? I've heard that leaving the coneflowers intact helps to protect them from the cold in winter but also heard I should take off any blooms to allow the plant to concentrate on root development. Just a little confused over here so I would appreciate any help. Thank you!💚!
It absolutely can be confusing. Since you're dealing with clay soil, I'd recommend digging a really big hole and working that compost in with the clay (don't make a hole and then put the compost in the hole and plant in that). Work it all up together to add more drainage to a larger area. Don't worry about pushing too much growth yet this season ... they should be fine. As for the coneflowers, you can cut the flowers off if you like or let them stand. I like to let them stand for winter interest (and forage for the birds). I haven't found any research-based information specific to coneflowers about removing flowers in order to promote root growth, but if you were to do that, the time to do that would have been quite some time ago. Coneflowers are not long-lived plants anyway (although they are good reseeders), so personally, I'd enjoy them with their flowers.
What about soap-wart as an edge?
What do you do when you see the jumping worms?
Are u close to Madison ❤love your channel ❤
You mentioned jumping worms. I understand they are very bad for our soil and kill our earth worms. How do we rid our soil of these invasive worms?
I believe I have a clematis that had clematis rot. I thought it was dead dead. Is there anything I can do? I have multiple & only 1 had this problem
Do you have to deadhead the type 3 clematis to keep it blooming a long time?