I bet most of your beginner gardener viewers would greatly appreciate subtitles for the names of the plants and shrubs you showcased today. Thank you very much for creating helpful content on CZcams. More power to you.
Suggestion: For future shorts, could you ‘add the names’ of suggested ‘plants/other’ in the caption/description space/box. Thank you! Love your suggestions here… just couldn’t keep up with the speed - of the Short. 🤷🏼♀️ 😌❤️
My speedwell Veronica looks very similar to the ones you have, and they were small when we planted them. They have grown so beautifully and fill up the whole space.
I have been trying to decide between purchasing Blue Fortune or a different variety. Thank you for showcasing Blue Fortune. I enjoy your content, especially the garden content!
I have 4 of the second perennial. They always lay down after growing fully. They never stand up like yours are here. I wish they did they're beautiful. I always end up cutting them down and let them regrow again.
I love your channel. I so appreciate style of teaching us things, simple and down to the point. Whether it's about plants, soils, or in the kitchen, you always tech us something. ❤
I have an area in my yard that almost nothing but unattractive weeds grow. I'm thinking of stopping along roads to dig up attractive flowering weeds to plant. Any ideas of flowering, hardy plants to put there ? So far Hostas are doing well.
Your garden looks lovely, but it would be so much better for pollinators and the ecosystem if you used native plants. They're just as beautiful, and there are varieties that are similar to what you used. E.g. Native Annise Hysop instead of Agastache Blue Fortune. There's also always a danger that non-native plants become invasive (English Ivy, Tree of Heaven, Garlic Mustard, Bradford/Callory Pear, Japanese Honeysuckle and many others) because they're not ecologically meant to be here. There's tons of info out there now on native plants. When selecting them, make sure use ones that are native to your area of the country. Wild bergamot, wood phlox, echinacea purple coneflower, black eyed susan varieties, many asters, butterfly milkweed, heliopsis, coral native honeysuckle, and many other natives will beautify your garden, support a crazy diversity of native pollinators, and are low maintenance once established.
I bet most of your beginner gardener viewers would greatly appreciate subtitles for the names of the plants and shrubs you showcased today. Thank you very much for creating helpful content on CZcams. More power to you.
Suggestion: For future shorts, could you ‘add the names’ of suggested ‘plants/other’ in the caption/description space/box. Thank you! Love your suggestions here… just couldn’t keep up with the speed - of the Short. 🤷🏼♀️ 😌❤️
Love this! Thanks! I would really appreciate it if you wrote down all the names in the description 🙏
Your garden is so beautiful and your house so emaculate.
My speedwell Veronica looks very similar to the ones you have, and they were small when we planted them. They have grown so beautifully and fill up the whole space.
Love blue in the garden.
I ❤️ your videos!
You have a wealth of info to share!
Thank you from upstate NY!
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Your garden is so beautiful! The plants that you put in a few weeks ago have come in very nicely.
Love the info. And your list of perennials!! Thank you. Thank you!!
Your garden looks so pretty. 😍
I have been trying to decide between purchasing Blue Fortune or a different variety. Thank you for showcasing Blue Fortune. I enjoy your content, especially the garden content!
Love your channel and the great info you provide. Thank you!!
Love the native plants!
Gorgeous Garden! 😊
Beautiful 🪻🪻🪻
So beautiful 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜lavender
Gorgeous! Love all of those
I was thinking about putting perennials beside my raised garden. Thank you.
I have 4 of the second perennial. They always lay down after growing fully. They never stand up like yours are here. I wish they did they're beautiful. I always end up cutting them down and let them regrow again.
Love the status beautiful garden
I love your channel. I so appreciate style of teaching us things, simple and down to the point. Whether it's about plants, soils, or in the kitchen, you always tech us something. ❤
❤ Love your show ❤
So pretty
Beautiful, going to plant them all
Would you be so kind to share the name of that deep purple Salvia? Your garden is gorgeous 🎉❤😊
Your garden is so refreshing, well done and inspiring ❤
Beautiful. Kip looks great. I'm so glad he is doing better.
Wow, Kaleb. Everything’s looking beautiful already! Great job. 😉
I have to agree. That's a pretty good list!
Thanks Kaleb.
Love this content!
Thank you.
The shades of purple are stunning
Thank you ❤
Beautiful I love perennials
Excellent
Loved it😊
I have the first two. My Agastache is abt 5’ feet tall and is a great plant for the pollinators.
Your garden is beautiful. Do you have any tips on how to keep kudso out of the yard? Thanks.
Excellent video woow
Can you provide the names of all 4 plants written out? Thanks!
Where can you get the white cloud?? So pretty and I need more white in my front beds
Yes! I don't buy any other kind of Salvia, only caradonna for me! I have a perennial problem 😅 I love them so much!
I thought these are just weeds. Hahahaha!
Thank you for sharing. Stay WISE!
Love getting ideas from you.😅
You must live on a farm ! You have lots of land ! I love your plant info !
So beautiful. What zone are you in? I’m in 6A, so I’m wondering how they would handle cold Kansas winters.
I have an area in my yard that almost nothing but unattractive weeds grow. I'm thinking of stopping along roads to dig up attractive flowering weeds to plant. Any ideas of flowering, hardy plants to put there ? So far Hostas are doing well.
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I would replace those with fruit trees. I’m a fig snob 😂
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beautiful plants. could you type up the names please
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Where can we find the written name of these flowers? I'm watching from France
Perennials 2 through 4 can be preplanted on pots and then transferred later on after a nice space can be reclaimed for them??
Where can I find Culver’s root? I’ve been searching for plants but I’ve only seen seeds!
Do these overwinter outdoors?
salvia is great for hummingbirds but it spreads like crazy so be careful where you put it.
Their lovely but are they drought tolerant?
Do you trim back the salvia?
How did you get the land?
Your garden looks lovely, but it would be so much better for pollinators and the ecosystem if you used native plants. They're just as beautiful, and there are varieties that are similar to what you used. E.g. Native Annise Hysop instead of Agastache Blue Fortune.
There's also always a danger that non-native plants become invasive (English Ivy, Tree of Heaven, Garlic Mustard, Bradford/Callory Pear, Japanese Honeysuckle and many others) because they're not ecologically meant to be here.
There's tons of info out there now on native plants. When selecting them, make sure use ones that are native to your area of the country. Wild bergamot, wood phlox, echinacea purple coneflower, black eyed susan varieties, many asters, butterfly milkweed, heliopsis, coral native honeysuckle, and many other natives will beautify your garden, support a crazy diversity of native pollinators, and are low maintenance once established.
Native plants?
Are these dog safe?
I need a partner/husband just like you.
But all that dead heading...ugh.
Looks wonderful 🪻🌿
Was hoping to see how that area looked after you planted them a few weeks ago