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Gardening Jeans
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Добавлен 23 май 2024
Hello and welcome to Gardening Jeans! We are lifelong gardeners and unabashed plant collectors with tons of great tips and ideas to share. We started our gardens from scratch over 30 years ago, and they continue to grow and change every season. Besides experimenting in our own garden, we've had years working for an Independent Garden Center, hours volunteering with Master Gardeners, and days spent in horticultural education progams, all of which have taught us that there is always something we don't know - always something new to learn. Join us as we rake, dig, plant, prune, fertilize and harvest our way through the season, and share our sucesses (and "ut-ohs!") as we go. Our garden is in southern Rhode Island, zone 7a (recategorized from 6b last year).
Garden-to-Table: Crazy 2-foot long Beans and Mom's Creamy Cucumber-Herb Salad
What do you do with 2 foot long green beans? And how about those less-than-perfect cucumbers? See how we handle them!
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Dry Hydrangea flowers and enjoy them all year long!
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How to tell that Hydrangea flowers are ready to be dried / How to use the Water Method for drying Macrophylla and Arborescens Hydrangea / Finishing touches to keep dried hydrangea flowers looking good
Between the Hydrangeas: Mid-August in the Crescent Garden
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Mid-August Garden Tour / Hydrangeas changing color / Deer Family / Pesky Woodchucks
Garden Party Time!
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Preview the Garden with me before the party gets started! What's in bloom now - Fresh picked flower arrangements - A view of the Crescent Garden
Question: What can chase Cathi out of the garden? Answer: A Black Bear!
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A black bear is roaming the neighborhood, and Cathi is not so thrilled about it! Should she be worried?
Garden Tour of Leia's Garden / WHY we built it / A NEW garden bed from scratch w/ critters in mind
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Garden Tour of a NEW garden Bed/ Building a brand new garden bed / Experimenting with deer and critter resistant shrubs and perennials in a brand new garden bed
The Garden that lives Between the Hydrangeas: A Tour of "Tom's Wall" and the "Moai Bed"
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Perennials and shrubs playing together in the cottage garden style
We Love Hydrangea Garden Tour
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Big Leaf Hydrangea / Smooth Hydrangea / Oakleaf Hydrangea / Panicle Hydrangea - Come see our collection!
Shady Characters: Tour of the Front Walkway Shade Garden
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Shade Garden Tour / Hydrangea in bloom / An unexpected nest
Pollinators in Action!
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In tribute to Pollinator Week, we've captured some of our buzzy bee friends in action, doing what they do best!
Beyond Tomatoes: Tour of our Raised Bed Veggie Garden!
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What's Growing? Garlic, peas, lettuce, onions, peppers, and more! Come take a walk through the raaised bed veggie garden.
Fabulous Foxglove
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Foxglove season is here and we have hundreds of these deer resistant beauties blooming in our garden!
Peonies: The Heralds of Summer
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Peonies are undeniably the heralds of meteorological summer, with buds springing open right around June 1st each season. It's hard to resist touching these fluffy, showy blooms!
Rhodys and Friends
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The Rhododendron and Azaleas are loaded with blooms and we don't want to miss them! They make a beautiful, if fleeting, backdrop for other trees and shrubs.
Tomato Planting Time is here!
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Tomato planting is a big deal in this garden, with 24 plants going in this season. Join Tom as he prepares the garden and plants his seedlings - and find out what he's going to do with all those tomatoes!
Garden Tip: What to do with daffodil foliage once the blooms have passed.
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Garden Tip: What to do with daffodil foliage once the blooms have passed.
What a difference a month makes! Here is a May blooms update.
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What a difference a month makes! Here is a May blooms update.
Welcome to our garden! Take a peak at April in Rhode Island.
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Welcome to our garden! Take a peak at April in Rhode Island.
The salad looks delicious.....I will make it ASAP😀
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So sorry about that! Interestingly enough, I just listened to the video on my phone and on my computer, and both seemed fine; however, I accessed it through my TV and the sound all but disappeared! In the interest of helping me to troubleshoot what's happening, would you mind telling me how you were watching it i.e., phone / computer/ TV? Thank you so much!!
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congratulations....beautiful vases ♥
Thank you! 😊
Despite the critters, your yard is gorgeous. Do you add anything to your soil to make your plants grow so big?
Thank you for the complement! Every fall we shred our fallen leaves and spread them across the gardens. I then treat all of my plants with a good all-purpose granular fertilizer every April. I also have learned to pay a bit extra for a good organic bark mulch anywhere it might touch my plants and I relegate the cheap bagged stuff to use in pathways. Mulching with materials that will break down and feed the plants really does make a difference! Thank you for watching!
Very lovely gardens❤❤❤.Here in Ohio we've had a very hot dry humid summer.I'm ready for fall
Thank you! Our summer was like that until this month. Now we're getting rain, but it usually comes in a deluge all-at-once with passing thunderstorms rather than being a nice soaking rain. The humidity this year has caused a lot of fungal problems as well. How about where you are?
You have a beautiful garden! I don't think you'll have to buy more allium. I've heard they reseed quite profusely!
Thank you for that info! I'll make sure not to cut it back too soon to let the seeds drop. Do you grow Allium and do you have any other varieties that you would recommend?
@@GardeningJeans I just bought some for the first time. I bought the Millennium and also a taller one that I think is called Medusa. I will be sure to deadhead them so that I won't get the seeds spreading, as I have limited space. Been watching videos about them and most say that it can spread very profusely.
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What a beautiful garden! What zone are you in? I am in 7B and my bloom struck hydrangeas, have really gotten burnt up. I have them in partial shade, but the heat and the intense heat this summer have just burned them up 😢 Yours look beautiful! Do you have yours in mostly shade?
I'm in zone 7a (re-zoned from 6b last year). Yes, my Bloomstruck is in a shady spot, and therefore looks pretty good. I'll admit that some of my other Macrophylla hydrangeas that are in more sun are starting to show browning on the flower heads because we've had such a hot, dry summer! It's a rainy day today, thank goodness. I'll have to make another video soon showing the effects of the heat!
Beautiful hydrangeas collection, ❤❤ I will learn a lot from your experience and your garden, I love hydrangeas.
I'm so glad!
I've been around bears quite a bit but none have been aggressive. My sons live in CA at Lake Tahoe, in the Sierras and they have LOADS of bears. They can call and report a nuisance bear and the authorities will relocate it. Bears can open car doors so ALWAYS lock your car. Don't have any food trash in your car. Also don't have ANY garbage outside. Not even an empty candy wrapper!
Thank you for your comment. I asked RIDEM about relocating bears, but that's apparently only done under extreme circumstances. Regarding trash, our town and trash company issue us what I believe to be 96 gallon curbside bins for trash and recycling. I'm hoping putting a lock on them might help...although the bear has not tried to get into them as of yet. This is not something I ever imagined having to deal with here!
@@GardeningJeans Could you put your bins in the garage till collection time? Hopefully the bear will move on if he can't find food. Thankfully it's not a mama bear with her cubs. A lone black bear isn't much danger but of course dogs would be in danger. Bears are just down the road from me but they haven't come up to our yards. Take care!
I would like to use creeping Jenny as a ground cover. Would it harm any shrubs or perennials?
I love the look of Creeping Jenny, but I recently started working on a video I'm calling "Garden Thugs", and Miss Jenny is on that list! It spreads very quickly (I have a couple of large areas that are covered with it). It doesn't harm other plants, but be aware that it will easily invade lawn areas adjacent to your garden bed. At the same time, it isn't dense enough to stop weeds from growing along with it, and weeding a Creeping Jenny bed probably isn't what you have in mind when you think of a grouncover!
You have a lovely garden! Im jealous!😊
Very nice shade garden. That huge blue gray hosta really catches your eyes!
Yes it does! Too bad the deer like them, too!
@@GardeningJeans What a shame. I can relate though. Deer are a huge problem here in eastern PA as well.
Another question. Do you divide your hakone grass? If so, how? Ha ha They are really tough to divide but i would love to move some around in my garden.
We divide Hakone grass every spring! Usually we'll take half off of a large one, then divide that piece in half again. That's how we have so much! We only do it when the grass is a couple of inches tall. Typically, the new piece doesn't even realize it was relocated and looks great as it grows in. We use a straight edged shovel (not a rounded one) since that cuts through the fibrous grass roots better.
@@GardeningJeans Thanks so much for your quick response. I will be trying your technique this spring. I was.using a round shovel and was really struggling. Your Hakone grass is beautiful. I too would love to spread the love around my shady garden.
Question, can the mountain hydrangeas flourish in 3 hours of early afternoon shade?
Our mountain hydrangeas (Hydrangea serrata) get morning sun and are shaded by 1:00 in the afternoon and they do just fine.
@@GardeningJeans ok Thanks!
@@GardeningJeans I goofed, I meant to say, 3 hours of direct sun from noon to 3 pm .
Awesome garden!!!! What zone are you in? Im in zone 6 .
We have been recategorized from 6b to 7a. Thanks for reminding me that I should put our zone on the intro!
@@GardeningJeans ok. Not a problem.
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We love having Gizmo as a garden helper!
beautiful garden
So nice of you! Thank you for watching.
Beautiful garden
Thanks for visiting!
This is so informative! I love that you made a video of the entire process and also the journey! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! We'll certainly post updates as we go along. Thank you for watching!
@@GardeningJeans I subscribed😃
Lovely garden 🪴
So nice of you. Thank you for visiting us.
Your hydrangeas collections are amazing!! Please do a video on your hydrangeas care and tips.
That's a great suggestion. I'll definitely plan to do that!
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Love it!!
Thank you!!
Putting zones front and center on videos helps a lot. Absolutely love your gardens. 6b here and we have large trees in our new old place, giving morning or afternoon sun and daytime dappled shade over most of our beds. Focusing on Hydrangea, Lamium (which is amazing so far) Astilbe (love the 'Vision' line too), Japanese fern, Azealia, Rhodo's, Flame honeysuckle and Clematis and still trying out various perennials. I had a bunch of Foxglove and delphinium started from seed to overwinter but someone dumped them out in fall before I could get them planted out. No idea why. But I'll be trying again. Definitely going to try that purple Stella and the Pistachio Hydrangea. My Lacecap is doing really well so Hydrangea are definitely a 'go to'. Subbed.
It sounds like you've got a beautiful garden! Thank you so much for the complement.
Your garden is lovely 😊
Thank you so much. I believe that gardens are for sharing, and I'm glad to have shared mine with you.
Your garden is very beautiful 🌸🌱🌝👍 RUclips suggested your channel to me and you have a new subscriber. I'm looking forward to watch your videos. Greetings Heidi 👩🌾💕
Thank you so much Heidi! Do let me know what kinds of things you are interested in seeing in the future.
Thanks for the tour. I’m on MA Southcoast. I’m going to get rid of my 20 year old macrophylla because it is covered with blooms but sprawling on the ground and this was its last chance. I love my lacecaps. They have never let me down. I have more panicles than I know what to with. I just took cuttings to try to propagate my mountain hydrangea, hoping for a hedge. So glad to have found this.
It's always nice to find another Hydrangea lover! You could try one more time with the macrophylla and cut it back to the ground early next spring. Depending on the variety, you'll be sacrificing flowers, but the new stems might be sturdier than the old ones. Of course, some of the varieties are simply floppy plants! Someone else suggested that I do a care and tips video for hydrangeas. I am planning to do that at some point in the future so you can see what we do here. Thanks so much for watching!
Beautiful garden of foliage textures and colorful blooms! I always think it's lovely to find flower that brings back happy memories. Your Peace Rose reminded me of my Dad's rose bed and Peace was my favorite. Thanks for sharing your garden with us!
I'm so happy that we were able to bring you a pleasant memory! I agree that flowers can trigger all kinds of memories and emotions - all good ones!
Absolutely LOVE your Foxglove!! The fasciation is beautiful, too. I found it very interesting that collected fascination seeds produced the same bloom variation and that you have a collection started. Cool! Like you I am a lifelong gardener. Cottage gardening is my jam.
New sub here. Loved seeing your incredible collection of Hydrangeas! I've got Endless Summer in mophead and lacecap, also panicle Quick Fire and Limelight. Living in Minnesota, I have pink blooms. I've tried adding sulfur to the soil to change to purple or blue, but no luck. I'll try again and be more liberal this time. I'll check out your Foxglove video next. Another favorite of mine!
Thank you for commenting. Sometimes you just have to love plants for what they are (re. your pink hydrangea). I also know that it can sometimes be a slow process to acidify your soil depending on what pH you're starting from. I'd recommend getting a soil test if you haven't already. There are do-it-yourself kits on the market, or you can see if your local Cooperative Extension office offers that service. Let me know how you make out!
Wow..... impressive collection!!
Thank you so much! As I mentioned, my husband and I consider ourselves plant collectors rather than landscapers. Sometimes our selections work well together - sometimes not so much, but it's always fun!
Your hydrangea are spectacular. What is your zone? I live in southern part of Il. Zone 6B-7A. Thanks for sharing.
We are in southern Rhode Island and were re-zoned last year from 6B to 7A. Thanks for watching!
So envious of your blue hydrangeas! Beautiful
Thank you! Do you live in an area where yours are naturally pink? Because there are ways to steer them towards blue, or at least a purple tone.
Absolutely BE-AU-TI-FUL!!!!!! We have planted 17 hydrangeas so far this year, and have 10 more coming in the mail tomorrow!!!! This was amazing to see what they look like full size! P.s. We had blue hydrangeas in Western WA (our more wooded area=acidic soil). Here in PA we have pink hydrangeas unless I use soil acidifier. I love the blue ones, so I plan to use the acidifier. THANKS AGAIN!!!!
37 hydrangeas?? I have hydrangea envy! And yes, we are in Oregon and ours are very blue, too. 🙂
@@wendelinasbury 😁 I sell cut flowers, so hence the craziness! We also have a PERFECT part shade area that is ideal the smooth hydrangeas! I can hardly wait till next year or even a couple of years from now to see them grow and bloom.....I disciplined myself to only buying ONE large blooming one....the rest were qt size, so lots of patience and plenty of water these hot weeks!!!!
@@Stauffer-fs8kz Keeping plants happy happy during this heat wave has been a challenge, for sure!
@@wendelinasbury Yes, 90 to 100 for WEEKS....super humid. We got a nice rain though this afternoon. The plants look happier already!
Thank you so much for your comment, and good luck with your new hydrangeas!
Beautiful hydrangeas! Mine are just starting to bloom.
Wonderful!
I bought my little Quickfire 3 years ago and it hasn’t done well at all. I am going to move it. All of my Endless Summers I love…the blues and purples. Mid to late spring they are loaded with lime green flowers and I love that too! Multi seasonal interest.
I think the changing flower hues are part of what make hydrangea so interesting. Is your Little Quickfire in sun or shade? Just wondering what's going on with it.
@@GardeningJeans It has a border hedge of lavender in front of it and a row of peonies behind it. It gets overhead full sun.
My first thought might be a water issue. Lavender likes it fairly dry (well draining) so if they are doing very well, it might just be a bit too dry for the hydrangea. I would also caution you that my mature Little Quickfires are 5 feet tall, so yours may eventually shade your peonies. Moving it sounds like a good idea.
@@GardeningJeans My peonies are all in containers lined in the back row. I am planning on dividing all of them in the fall to fill in a new flower bed. We just had a new fence put in so have quite a few plants that will get moved. Have had quite a few dump loads of top soil brought in as I have really rocky soil. I am still in the planning stage, so have been dividing and propagating for the past 2 years with anticipation of this fence. Was supposed to go in a couple years ago but lumber prices skyrocketed. So definitely feeling blessed it’s in and I don’t have to worry about my dogs getting out.
I love your garden love the hydrangeas, love the red ones, I garden in Flint Texas zone 8B, thank you for sharing and what is the key to growing them so healthy?
None of my hydrangeas are in full all-day sun...the macrophyllas and serratas have all been positioned to get morning sun and afternoon shade...while the panicle and smooth hydrangeas all get a good dose of afternoon sun. Even so, most are back in the shade by 4pm. I treat them all with a good all purpose granular fertilizer in April to wake them up. After that, it's all about the water. This year we've been getting more than enough rain, but some years I do have to supplement with hand watering. Beyond that and watching for any insect pests (like the spring leaf rollers!) they are pretty easy. Thank you for your comment and I hope you continue watching!
@@GardeningJeans Thank you kindly, I will take that into consideration on my hydrangeas, I just planted Anabell smooth hydrangeas, they have irrigation but parts of them are turning brown and wilted not sure why.
Another note on water for you...I don't know what type of irrigation you have, but if it's from a lawn sprinkler system its probably not enough, especially for the first year. A once-a-week deep watering is better than a more frequent shallow watering. Good luck with your new plants!
Loved it! Great job!!
Thank you!!
Beautiful looking mature shade garden, its the bees knees.
So nice of you
I really enjoyed the garden tour. You have a very beautiful garden and I love your planters. I love wrens. They have built in my flower pots and vintage water cans many times. Love and blessings ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!
Do they do ok with shade?? Pretty!
Yes, they do bloom in shade, although they get much taller in sun.
Pretty garden! I just planted three Astilbe. Looking forward to some color in my garden w mostly shade 💕 Your hydrangeas are beautiful!
Good luck with your Astilbe! It's one of my favorites.
Very beautiful!
Thank you very much!
Wow Wonderful flowers ~ Thank you for good sharing LIKE 2 My friend, have a good relationship 😊
Thank you!
Good luck with your channel guys!!!
Thank you so much, Mike! We're having fun.