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A funny side note on the Tulip Poplars, our goats love those beautiful blooms. They’re like candy to them.

Love the Ginko, I’m going to keep my eye out for one or two of those… Thank you for all that you do.❤

I'm wondering how the paisley pup is different from the old Girard's rainbow leucothoe. I have several rejoyce and burning love leucothoe, and they are really great plants. Was looking at adding rainbow, but paisley pup and rainbow seem similar. I need to see these plants in person :) Great video!

I love tulip trees and that one looks great how it would stay compact.

Have they bloomed? They look beautiful online I'm thinking of getting some

Like that Paisley Pup!!

We’ve had brutal cold for an extended period too. We are in a warm up for now but a week from Monday is showing our high in the 20s so we’ll be very low again at night again.

Ugh, It feels like the never ending winter here in Massachusetts. I am so sick of the crazy winds we have had this year. I have a bunch of damage from rabbits eating things down to a nub. and the wind has caused some downed limbs. I just walked around my gardens and want to clean up debris from the winds and the snow plows, but it is freezing rain currently. I cant wait for a few nice days, even if it freezes again after. I hate when the gardens look bad. So much work to keep them pretty, just to have winter make it look like i never took care of them :( I watered so long in to the fall everything was pristine before this began........Roll On Spring!

Those pop up covers are a great idea!

Still looks good. Hope you’re feeling better.

Your walk around your garden in the snow was beautiful!! Love the attic dogwood (they just brighten up) against the greenery. My garden is under 2 ft. Snow, so I like to see your garden. Thank you for showing us, even though you don’t feel well. Remember to take care of yourself first❤

The snow looks really pretty, but at the same time, I'm thinking you can't wait for spring. Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful snowy walk around your yard. The combination of things you have planted really gives you some greenery and looks nice even in the winter. My backyard looks so stark. I got my first vegetable seed catalog in the mail yesterday so I looked through that for some ideas for my veggie garden.

Your before photo with the green backdrop really brings out the need for that. Sure hope you’re feeling better.

I like how you set these 'Thin Man' out in a bit of a curve, I did the same when planting 'Woodward' tall upright junipers at the back of a bed, It just draws the eye and makes everything POP !

You are a v knowledgeable gardener. I don’t think you should walk around outside in such cold. It reduces one’s immunity - could have contributed to your getting the flu. Hope you are feeling better. Re needle cast I lost a Serbian spruce to it - it was huge and I thought trying to spray etc would have been jphugely expensive. I do still miss it, - as do the birds which enjoyed its dense shelter.

Can you recommend somewhere to buy mountain laurel? I’m in Berks County, don’t mind an hour or so road trip!

My Wee Bit Grumpy Hydrangeas are also pink and we have acidic soil in NC zone 8. I hope that they stay that way. I LOVE them.

I'm struggling with my mountain laurel also. After two years it still looks worse than when I put it in the ground. I think I'm going to move it to somewhere it doesn't have any tree roots to compete with. It's an understory shrub that likes well drained soil... so I thought it would be okay living in the understory of a tree haha guess not. Thanks for some ideas here.

What about more slender junipers for a hedge/screen along your property? Or can you grow junipers in PA?

Hmmm... kind of frustrating when your neighbors don't clean up their trees!!! 😮

Hi there! New sub here. This video popped up in my feed, glad I clicked on it. I enjoyed seeing your garden and hearing about your recent projects and plans for things to come. I'm just dipping my toes into landscaping and sprucing up our property after the past 11 years doing heavy veggie gardening. Your grounds are so inspiring. Thanks for showing us around! ❣Angela

I have had Walker's Low and Cat's Pajamas catmint in the same bed for several years. The Walker's Low always does great. The Cat's Pajamas does well early, but by mid-summer it always looks tired. My goal for 2025 is to divide the Walker's Low and use it to replace the Cat's Pajamas altogether. I realize many people haven't had this experience, but you are not alone either.

Me too!!!!Come on Spring. Just bought a house and need to lay in my gardens.

I also love the cottage garden look. It’s hard to plant and leave room for things to grow in. I’ve had to do the same as you, take some things out to give room. Remember it’s part of the journey. I agree with you, work with your garden that you have and not put in more, it’s just creating more work. Your garden is looking great ❤

Have you thought about a firelight tidbit? Only get 3x3 beautiful color ❤

Love a good plan even if there are usually some changes. We’re still locked into cold and daily snow showers following the weekend winter storm. Another one is looming for this Friday and Saturday. I’m patiently (?) waiting for spring.

Enjoyed seeing the plans for 2025. I am also hoping for a less severely hot summer with more moisture!

I like that you draw diagrams on the computer to plan where your plants will go. I do something similar for my vegetable garden because it helps me remember how to rotate my crops.

I love the wire garden cloches, brilliant find, I’m going to order some as they deliver to the UK. Great to see around your garden in winter, hopefully the deer spray will protect your evergreens as they look so good.

It’s not the deer I worry about snaking on plants and shrubs . It’s the VOLES that eat the roots . In my opinion they are the number one garden destroying pest .

I feel yalls pain! To avoid clogs, I suggest dipping an old paint brush into your deer repellant and spritzing it. I use "wireless deer fence" prongs. Very effective! Especially when you move them around! Thanks for sharing! Happy new year!!!

How far apart on center are the Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon's? Thank you!

I was spraying liquid fence a few days ago also. It's my first time trying to garden with deer. I'm hoping its really effective. I want to grow a bunch of things that I'm reading deer really like - roses, hydrangeas, hibiscus, encore azaleas. I know you grow all of that, so I'm hopeful I can too.

You are so right, always some kind of work in the garden… Yours looks great for being Almost January!!! Mine is covered in snow, and will be e until the end of April.

New subscriber here thank you for sharing your garden.

New subscriber here. Thank you for sharing your video with us.

I ordered these cloches from Amazon a couple of months ago and really like them plus they are cheaper than Gardener Supply.

I like the black covers. Looks really nice. They are almost invisible. Thanks for sharing 😊

I'm like you, I sure don't want to lose my pricey newly planted junipers! Keep up to good work!

It's so nice when we get these warm weather days. I have bought a few products from Gardener's supply and I always think what they sell is very well made.

I have deer tracks everywhere too. Pecked on the glass yesterday evening to scare 3 away from the backyard. And squirrels have been digging in a pot of hen-and-chicks. My husband says they are burying acorns there.

Binge watching older videos ❤

Binge watching older videos as I can. Trying to comment on each of them as I go. Hoping that helps even though it’s a past video. Love your garden , and I find that the cardboard method works really well for me. Is best if put down and covered with mulch and allowed to lay awhile before you plant the bed up. I have put it around new plantings as well.

Binge watching older videos ❤

Binge watching older videos ❤

Binge watching older videos ❤