Pansies in the Patio | Gardening with Creekside
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- čas přidán 23. 09. 2021
- I am welcoming Fall to our zone 7b garden with a pocket of pansies in the patio flower beds! Join me as I take out the summer annuals and plant an assortment of cool-weather-loving plants that will give us color throughout the fall and winter.
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Jenny your hubby is a keeper!! He is a lot like mine… you can see it in his face that he loves you so much. He has his own job but will not let you work so hard, always helping the wife. I just enjoy watching your videos. I wish they were daily but I understand your busy with your business. The flower bed came out beautiful. I was glad you changed it around. Thank you
He is a keeper for sure❣️
It was hard to watch those beautiful caladiums trashed ......gardening in Central FL they are perrineal!!
@@suepowers1139 I understand, but for us they are annuals and I need to get my cool weather plants established before the cold hits.
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In Minnesota it gets so hot I can't keep mine longer than a month or two.
Probably also because I forget to water. 😟
You are not alone! "Oh I will go outside and be done with this job in 20 minutes." Two hours later I am about halfway done. I live in SW Virginia so same type of weather and it is an energy sapper.
Oh, I felt like crying when I saw the caladium bulbs being discarded. I faithfully save mine and dry them to store for the next year. They were lovely. New planting looks great. I've never used Artemisia, I'll try looking for it in Arkansas.
I admire your bravery with those beautiful caladiums; I can never bring myself to pull out plants that aren't entirely dead and end up limping them along until winter finally clears up space in my beds!
Jenny you have some strength! My marshmallow arms would not have been able to carry two bags of soil!
Looks great and is going to be very pretty 😍! I would not have had the heart to pull those caladiums or Pentas. They still looked great too.
Well, here in Central FL, I never need to pull them, but if I were going to, I'd pot them up.
Fun project! Pansy time at my house, too!! ❤️
You almost killed me tearing out those beautiful caladiums. I'm in 5b, outside Chicago, so mine won't last as long. I have to enjoy them as long as possible. I had to laugh though. I do the very same thing when putting out plants. I set them out and stare at them for a bit to decide whether or not I like the layout. Inevitably I do change things around and stare at them some more before finally planting. 😄
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Get a life! We know you're not really Jenny. Creep!
Agree, Caladiums have a bulb that can be lifted, cleaned, dried out and replanted next season. Maybe she was going to save them.
I am in 6b and I always pull my caladiums and store the tubers in my basement for the winter. They come crack good as new the next year. I even grab some from Lowe’s clearance racks in late summer to stretch the gardening budget for next year.
Your patio planting always looks so stunning! ❤❤❤❤ thank you for sharing your knowledge with us new gardeners Jenny!
The arrangement turned out nice! Those plants and the ones to come should be happy with all that compost. Great idea to do that! You and Jerry are so sweet together love to see that.
We got our first real snowstorm in MA yesterday, so let the long wait for winter to be over begin🤦♀ I am already jonesing for green plants, flowers and warm weather so here I am catching up on videos that I missed earlier this year because I was busy outside sweating in my own garden. Love watching you guys work together on a project!
We totally understand the need for new life in Garden in Season. I love my Garden to look the season as well. We have a very small greenhouse on our farm and grow a few plants to sell and also get some from our local grower. Plants just get tired looking after a certain time of year, especially annuals. Everything looks beautiful!
The arrangement turned out nice! Those plants and the ones to come should be happy with all that compost. Great idea to do that! You and Jerry are so sweet together ❤ love to see that.
That looks very nice.
I lol'd when you called your hubby "hot stuff"! 😄
The two of you make such a great team! 💞
So happy for Fall as well and glad some plants just keep on going beautifully.
Two lovely couples what a wonderful visit for both.
Can't wait to see Pansies fill in...great arrangement!
I have the opposite type of soil as you (sandy), but I do love nicely amended soil. That'll be fun to work in in the coming years.
I think I heard we'll get down to mid 40s tonight here in Minneapolis. Cold weather be damned! I planted some things today. I also picked up some decorative small pumpkins for my steps. (I know the squirrels will get to them.) 🐿️
Behind my three nepeta I planted a couple Celosia that look like graduated pink to fuchsia rockets. In front, I planted five of those tiny kale that grow on a tall stem. Nearby is a row of bubble gum petunias. It's so cute!
Say, I have to share a funny story. A few weeks ago I had a mature maple tree removed. It made me nervous that the tree (planted long before I moved here 30 years ago) had two leaders. Last summer, we had a tornado (rated zero! Who ever heard of a category zero?) so I wanted it gone. It was close to the power lines. I asked the guys to cut me a couple sittin' on stumps. They left me the "crotch" of the tree. I flipped it over so it's one big seat for my fat fanny. Everytime I look at it now I laugh because it looks like someone is standing in the dirt.
That new soil is looking so rich and gorgeous for your annual garden
! Your new plantings are also very nice!
That soil acidifier sure does make the plants pop. I think a perennial shrub like the Storm Cloud Bluestar Amsonia would look great in the back of that bed.
Glad you two have strong backs. Take care of them!
Bend your knees.
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Just love your gardening videos....always something new....you two are one of my favorite gardeners. I learn a lot even gardening in a zone 6 Ohio
That whole garden looks beautiful!! I love the white as you look down the path. Great eye for your design!! That will give you days of enjoyment… eye candy in the garden!!❤️
It is what it is!! I love your style Jenny. Always true to yourself and what makes you happy. That is why I garden too!!
Love how honest you are about planting in the south! Such a humid mess!
Absolutely beautiful you are such a hard worker God bless
I just watch this video, awesome job. Planting is such hard work.
I love to watch you plant. You use the same body mechanics as I do, bending over the way orthopedic surgeons cringe at. It is the fastest way. Love your posts.
Looks great! Looking forward to getting my beds pansies planted soon.
I’m in N Ga. Love watching planting videos! Instant (almost 😉) gratification! Looks so good. Love it
Enjoyed today's video, especially the "slow dance" music...
Ah Fall 🍁 we are so ready! Thank y’all for the inspiration! I’m getting my garden ready this week but I do want to save my caladiums.
As a “Northerner” now gardening here in South Carolina I enjoy learning from you what plants to plant and when to plant them :) I will start looking for my pansy’s
You carry such heavy bags!
I was so happy to see your husband help carry and shovel!
We modern women don’t need a man to help us get stuff done… 💪💁♀️
@@cantor7723 Physically, it's not as hard on his body to lift as it is on hers, I'm
assuming.
I’ll happily accept his help anytime 😉🥰
I like your new bed especially the new artemisia. I can't wait to see what it looks like during the season.
Ur pulling out plants thay look fabulous and mine out there laying in the ground looking a HOT MESS!!! Thank u for the incentive to get out and get it done!!!!
Great fall planting and great helper as well,looking forward to more videos and fall pot plantings!
I planted pansies last year in October and pulled them out in May to replace them for summer plants. They did very well and lasted so long. Zone 8b FL
Beautiful choice Jenny and lovely soil 🍁 I’m so excited Fall (Autumn) is here, I love all the warm colours 🍁🐿🍁
Beautifully designed 🌺🌺
Jenny, lmbo you were smiling so hard looking at Gary! I love it! You guys rock!!!!!!🙏🏽
Hi Jenny the area looks great love your you tube it gives me inspiration and I have learnt more about grading since I found your channel,
thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all. Sending blessings to all your family 🙏👍💖🦋🐞⭐
Yayyy a 30minute video 😊😊 the plants look super cute! Also I couldn't keep my eyes off the edging of your paver walkway. So neat and tidy 😍😍
You guys work so hard! Almost time for a bit of a break. You deserve it!
🌻Good morning everyone. Your design skills are amazing, Jenny, and always end up looking as tho they’ve always been there. The gorgeous backdrop of the property is so pretty, albeit the southern climate you describe. You make it look so effortless. Have a safe and fun weekend everyone! 🤗🥰☕️🪴🍂
Looks fabulous
Enjoyed video thanks for working through the heat and humidity. Annuals will look beautiful.
It is a very pretty bed no doubt. I feel like its more spring like at the moment, perhaps when the kale deepens it will color up. Great job.
Yes, I like plan B. I too wassaying to myself plant the artamesia in the back. Looksbeautiful as always
Can't wait to see how great it looks in a month.
It's amazing how much it has already started to grow in just a few short days! I'll keep you posted for sure.
Jenny so glad you changed plantings around, looks lovely. Your husband is just like mine always there to lend a hand 🥰.
I like your final decision. My Artemisia like that, got leaves about 10 inches across. The contrast is gorgeous
So glad to hear you say that gardening jobs take longer than you expected ,thought it eas just me.
Hi Jenny! Garden looks great! Always so nice to see you! You really whipped that yard into shape! Great Job! Hugs! :) Hey Jerry!!
Oh Jenny, I love your southern talk when talking about the heat and humidity. I'm in Georgia so we're neighbors. Also love the music. Reminds of the times I was able to sit down at the end of a long day in the yard with the kids, heating up the grill for a burger.
Thanks Jenny for the information about growing pansies in the south. I wondered if you would have time to enjoy them with winter approaching. Your videos are very inspiring and realistic! This is my first year planting annuals and I have enjoyed watching them grow so far. I will try planting pansies this fall (zone 8a).
After all the hard work you two did I hope you are taking the time to enjoy your new patio before winter comes.
In NE we also use pansies in the fall and spring. I had pansies one year from spring to fall, blue ones, that I replaced in the fall with fall colored ones 🙂! Love how the blossoms of pansies dance like little faces in a breeze 😊!
It's going to look so pretty. I love pansies and violas. Mine are going in next week.
Looks great and is going to be very pretty ! I would not have had the heart to pull those caladiums or Pentas. They still looked great too.
Jerry always seems to be there at the prefect time! What a wonderful partner. Never tried the Kale, I can’t decide if I’m ready to remove my summer flowers. Sure doesn’t feel like fall in South Carolina.
Fantastic. Thank you so very much for sharing.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Great job Jennie! It’s amazing seeing that flower bed along the new stone path filling in. I think it needs some vertical focal points like maybe 3 junipers or arborvitaes evenly spaced along the middle to create a tiered effect… I remember when you planted the green giants and the cedars along the back for privacy in case they ever developed the land behind you. It’s amazing to think anyone would ever take down that beautiful forest. Anyway, I’m just enjoying a day off with a hot cup of coffee while waking up so I can get out there and do some yard work myself. Thanks for the inspiration my friend!
I planted pansies in September too this year, zone 8b Oregon. Blooms slow when we have a rare snow or like during last years ice storm but otherwise blooms nonstop until May or June.
Happy gardening jenny👍🏼👍🏼👏🌷🌷🌻🌺🌺🌺
Beautiful upload dear 🌷
You are so adorable Jenny ☺️
It's been so long since I've been outside working with my hair down, maybe next month. lol Love the mix of plants, I've yet to plant my pansies but soon, happy fall!
You and Jerry are so cute!! Couple goals for sure!! ❤❤
I’ve always used blood meal on my pansies, kale and cabbages for winter. Pansies especially love it and so will your cats so mix it in well.😁😸
I just leave my caladiums and they return every year. Waiting not so patiently for my Florida 8b area to start getting the pansies and petunias in so I can get planting! Very pretty area, cant wait to see it in a couple of weeks!
Beautiful
Such a pretty annual bed!!
Great video ,hugs from NC
Love being a southerner. Unlike y’all though my soil is sand here, just down the road in Fayetteville! 💚
Oh yes! Very different indeed!
I’m definitely planting caladiums next year (I said that this year and it never happened), but I’m like you, yes you can lift and store … or plan b is easier, just get new ones 🤣 this area looks beautiful now, and you are SO not looking like a hot mess. Jerry is so sweet, I can see how much you adore each other. ❤️ so much easier watching others do the gardening, it always takes far longer than you anticipate 🤣
Hurrah! North Carolina! I’m from Albemarle/Charlotte. A transplant from there to Los Angeles in my teens. Watching you garden is a true joy!❤️🌟👍👏🙏🥰❤️
Welcome! And thank you❣️
I always enjoy your videos.
Thank you❣️
I started planting pansies, here on the NC coast, yesterday. Gotta get them early before they are picked over.
I keep putting off buying an auger, but you and Laura make it very difficult lol!! I'm in southeast Virginia, and I love planting pansies in the fall because nine times out of 10, they come back in the spring!
That's right jenny that's what we do in the south... 😉 Fall -winter -spring
Good job done Jenny
Thank you!
Walmart brought the groceries. I love how real you are 😉
What you see is what you get 😉🥰
So hard to pull out those summer annuals, but as soon as you do it's like ahhhhhh ... time for something new & exciting. Love the color and texture combo - and if it looks this good now just imagine in a couple of weeks - wowzer !!! Thanks for inspiring me to step up and into Autumn !!!! And how wonderful to see y'all working together as a team - you are blessed to have each other (and your family) and I am grateful you have chosen to share your blessings with all of us !!!! and I have to wonder, do you ever have things pop up in the Spring over in your compost pile - say, um, caladiums - hahaha !!!!
Oh my gosh, that is SO me! It will only take me a minute I tell myself….4 hours later and near heat stroke 🥵…..Central Florida here. I love how sweet you two are, my sweet husband rescues me all the time too ❤️
I love your planting plan...." badaboom badabing , in the ground and done " now that's my kinda planting lol
You are not the only one who thinks a project won't take long and doesn't want to stop til it's done. Sometimes I'm so hot, sweaty, and exhausted that I can barely drag myself into the house. Summer heat in Central Texas is brutal and I should know better. Still, it would not be awful if my tombstone read, "She died gardening."
So funny! (And true😉)
If anyone has not been in the south in summer, they don't know about our humidity. I don't think I have ever sweated as as this year. Thanks for another great video and answering my question on the Angelina's, they are beautiful.
I know how you feel, James. I'm in South Louisiana, so can definitely relate. We were blessed this morning with temperatures in the high 50's. We'll take it!
If I was there I would have snatched up those caladiums so quick! It broke my heart to see everything pulled out when it looked so nice. I would have planted the new stuff in amongst the old. But I know it will look nice anyway.
And if you were here I would have happily given them to you! There was no way to plant these new fall plants in between the summer ones.
Pretty combo! Always nice to see you two working together! 💕
"I don't like that"-- the artemisia looked like they were going to "herd" the pansies. I enjoy your style and keeping it real. :)
Giggled with delight when your first layout was not up to your standards. Love the idea of going with the dark “mulch” to set the annual area off! Looks fantastic. Hot Stuff is such a sweetie!
You are so hilarious. I love it. I love your videos as always. Please keep up the good works
@pinned Gardening with Creeksìde what? I don't understand
Our account was comprised. We are taking care of it now, sorry!!!!
@@GardeningwithCreekside oh no. Sorry to hear that. Hope you will resolved it soon
Good morning! When you first lined the artemisia in front, I said she won’t like that and I laughed out loud when you changed it. 😆. It looks great! But I will say when he tossed the caladiums I was like save the bulb! But I realize as a grower it’s probably not worth your time. It is so different here as compared to up home these annuals last a long time and it’s tough just to pull them when still blooming! I really don’t know how you work in this humidity. BUT it’s beautiful now! 74 for today.
Jerry jumps in to help it means so much when you are hot and sweaty.😁. Enjoy this week!
Save the Caladium
I know the Bible says that God made woman to be the “help-meet” for man... but this video sure looks the other way around hahaha... go Jerry!! You are so blessed. My husband just watches me struggle... says it’s good for me as he grins.....LOL
Ha ha dealing with groceries and planting at the same time. You and Jerry make a great team.
Real life my friend 😉😂
Love that round pot in the background❤️ do you have a video on that installation?
Friend I had no idea when I made my pansy selection yesterday @ y’all’s nursery, that I selected the same burgundy & white. Great minds 🤔 💭 alike🤗. Oh I’m off to find the Dusty Miller now
Love it!!!
Such a gorgeous path! If a wetter area, I wonder if it would be a good spot for some rain garden plants? Once established they won't need constant moisture.
Hi Jenny, I don't know if you have already done a video about it but I was wondering what kind of drill and which size power auger to use here in zone 7B in southeast Tennessee which is also hard clay and rocks. Thank you for your help.
I’m with those that were “upset” about the caladiums and pentas. As a nursery owner and grower, you would think you could over winter and resell those babies. Offer to give them away or donate to your local community. Loved the new planting
Considering these are patented plants from Proven Winners that would be illegal to resell them.
Very beautiful garden mam 🙏
@Gardening Creekside ok mam