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Laurel Rose Gardens
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Добавлен 13 окт 2012
Early September Garden Tour. Minnesota Zone 5a
Garden update after being on vacation for a bit.
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Late August Garden Storm Damage, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Checking out damage and debris from an early-morning storm with high winds.
Late August Container Garden Tour, Minnesota Zone 5a
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The patio garden is at its peak beauty this time of year.
Early August Garden Tour, Minnesota Zone 5a
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A walk through the garden plus some mistakes I've made and some things I got right.
Mini Container Garden Walk-Through and Watering Setup Plus Fertilizers
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Just a brief tour of the container garden plus a tour of my watering and hose setup and what fertilizers I use.
Late July Container Garden Tour, Minnesota Zone 5a Patio Garden
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My patio pots are filling in, plus a few containers out in the landscape.
All My Hostas, Garden Tour Minnesota Zone 5a
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Tour of all the hostas currently growing in my garden.
Mid-July Garden Tour in a Northern Climate, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Blooming plants, firecracker lysimachia, firelight hydrangeas, luminary opalescent phlox, echinacea, sun king aralia, south seas daylily and more!
Container Garden Tour, Early July Update, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Tour of all the annuals in my patio garden
July Weekend Garden Tour, New Blooms, Minnesota Zone 5a
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4th of July garden time! Lots of new blooms are opening and plants are filled out for summer. Planted the Trautman Juniper and up next will plant the Degroot's Spire Arborvitae, or as I like to call it, I Am Groot Arborvitae.
Garden Tour, Last Day of June, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Garden Tour, Last Day of June, Minnesota Zone 5a
Front Yard Garden Tour, Late-June Minnesota Zone 5a
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The smokebush tree is still looking glorious and things are blooming away!
Garden Tour, Late-June, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Garden Tour, Late-June, Minnesota Zone 5a
Container Recipes, Patio Garden Minnesota Zone 5a
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Container Recipes, Patio Garden Minnesota Zone 5a
Mid-June Garden Tour, Minnesota Zona 5a
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Mid-June Garden Tour, Minnesota Zona 5a
Early June Garden Tour, New Developments, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Early June Garden Tour, New Developments, Minnesota Zone 5a
Getting Started Container Gardening
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Getting Started Container Gardening
Early June Garden Tour, New Blooms Opening, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Early June Garden Tour, New Blooms Opening, Minnesota Zone 5a
Late May Garden Tour Part 2, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Late May Garden Tour Part 2, Minnesota Zone 5a
Late May Garden Tour, Part 1, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Late May Garden Tour, Part 1, Minnesota Zone 5a
Mid-May Garden Tour, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Mid-May Garden Tour, Minnesota Zone 5a
Spring Plant Haul, Annuals Minnesota Zone 5, How it Begins!
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Spring Plant Haul, Annuals Minnesota Zone 5, How it Begins!
Mid-May Garden Tour Minnesota Zone 5
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Mid-May Garden Tour Minnesota Zone 5
Early May Spring Color Tour, What is Blooming in the Garden, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Early May Spring Color Tour, What is Blooming in the Garden, Minnesota Zone 5a
Starting Dahlias, Canna, Seedling Update, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Starting Dahlias, Canna, Seedling Update, Minnesota Zone 5a
Garden Tour Last Day of April, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Garden Tour Last Day of April, Minnesota Zone 5a
Mid-April Garden Tour, Minnesota Zone 5a
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Mid-April Garden Tour, Minnesota Zone 5a
I really enjoy your channel and the garden is beautiful ❤
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Beautiful and stunning. Please subscribe to my garden channel as well. Thank you ❤ youtube.com/@hillbrowgarden?si=9fZmpNcrJBU7Q6xO
Sorry for the damage.
Thanks! It really wasn't that bad for me, luckily. I was worried my pots were going to blow over but things stayed put!
A lot of work ahead. Is adoring one or two kittens as garage cats maybe? Cats on the yard are so nice for keeping rodents under control. Have them fixed and give them a comfy winter corner.
That is one option for the cats for sure if I can't get them adopted. We have supplies to make winter shelters for them as well. Definitely want to get them spayed either way. 🙂
Glad you didn't get hit too hard! I got lucky with the storms in the north metro, but my backyard is so wet. Hope we dry out soon.
Looks like we get another little dry spell here again! 😊 Couldn't ask for better weather than we had this weekend, though!
Coleus starts really well in a small jar of water and they do well inside over winter. I take cuttings in autumn and put them all in a pot after they root in water and separate out into containers in spring.
I have overwintered coleus before, but I find my good intentions are bulldozed by the massive workload of fall cleanup nowadays. We'll see what I can do this year!
Mezoo over winters great and does make good houseplant. You can also take cuttings from it.
That is good to know, I have not tried overwintering mezoo before! Maybe I'll get some clearance ones and pot them up as houseplants to make it easier to move them in. I see them for about a dollar on clearance now. "Free" plants for next spring! 😊
Wonderful garden! 👍 Thanks for showing! 😃💚
Thank you! 😊
Your garden is always so pretty! I'm very glad you didn't suffer any major damage.
Thank you! I definitely got lucky! 🙂
Love your pots garden!
Thank you! 💗
Very beautiful Aug garden!
Thank you!! 😊
You have a stunning garden. Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you!!
Absolutely love your plants and color harmonizing! What type of potting soil do you use? Also what do you use for fertilizer? Thanks in advance.
Thank you! I use many types of soil and save it and re-use it from year to year. I have used Pro-Mix, Kellogg Organics, Proven Winners, Coast of Maine, and soils bagged and sold by local garden centers. It is worth the investment in quality soil, and I have found Pro-Mix to be the best value for the money. If any plants have insect or disease issues I dispose of that soil and do not save it. For fertilizer I can usually find large bags of Espoma Garden Tone or Plant Tone for a good price in spring. Plus I add worm castings at planting time. I fertilize weekly with water-soluble bloom or all-purpose mix. Currently I use Fertilome but I also purchase mixes packaged and sold at local garden centers. I fertilize with that once per week. 😊
WOW! Such a beautiful potted garden. Hope mine will fill in like yours. I only had a small collection (I didn't want it to look like an old ladies garden 😂). This summer I added more.
Thank you! I started small and slowly grew my collection over time. It is a lot to manage being this big, though!
Flower Garden beautiful.. 🌺🌹💐🌷🥀😭😁🥰😘😘👍
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful gardens! Love it! Thank you for sharing! Do you overwinter your caladiums? And if so, please share the method. Thank you kindly!
Thank you! I have tried many times to overwinter caladiums but they almost always rot. I think I had one single corm survive last year. I dig them up, let them dry on a tray and then put them in paper lunch bags in the basement over winter but that method has not been successful for me. Perhaps you would need to store them in a medium that will keep them very dry in storage. Otherwise, I highly recommend Florida Boys Calladiums if you want to order new corms. Theirs are very good size and quality!
@@laurelrosegardens6454 Thank you kindly! :)
Everything is so pretty. So colorful and cheerful. You have done a beautiful job. Thank you for sharing 🌷💐🌹
Thank you so much! 💓
A "VERY" nice garden!
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful! Do you have any of the pots on drip?
Thank you! No, I don't have any on drip. I move things around a lot during the season and I would have to have another line running from the spigot on the house across the concrete so I'm not motivated to figure that out. I just keep hand-watering though this year has been easier with the abundance of rain.
Beautiful gardens! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you!
Looking great Laurel. I hope you share your fall pot clean up. I’ve got a bunch of begonia and I’m curious how you store yours for winter.
if all powerful benevolent god is the true creator of every thing not the satans ruling you human slaves then why would god want & need to create system of life where any thing new becomes old by default but any thing old never becomes new by default ?
Garden, looking beautiful! Rudi.
Thank you! 😊
Laurel, I want to try, over wintering my geraniums. Any tips you have would be appreciated. Thank you!
Last winter was the first time for me, but I just brought them in like houseplants in the fall. They dropped a lot of leaves but as soon as it got into the 50's on the porch I put them out there and they filled in nicely with the sun exposure. I haven't tried keeping them as bare root but I might give that a shot this year.
@@laurelrosegardens6454 Thank you!😀
very nice😄🥰
Thank you! 😊
Hello, your garden is beautiful ! I really like the fact you know all your plants and varieties, it's helpful when I see a plant that inspires me to look it up :) I'm amazed by your hellebore, it's huge ! Also your elephant ears, doing so well in zone 5 ! How big are their pots please ? I'm in zone 9, I keep them in pots that look smaller and I don't get so big leaves...perhaps you feed them with something special too ?
Thank you! I don't know the exact measurements of the pots but they are pretty big. All 3 probably at least 20 inches or more. One is terracotta, one is glazed ceramic, and the other is plastic. The terracotta and ceramic are easier to keep watered. The bulbs are a few years old now so maybe that helps with size. I dig them out and store in the basement in a cardboard box over winter. We've also had lots of rain this year so that has helped too.
Forgot to mention I also give them all purpose water soluble fertilizer about once per week when I fertilize all the annuals.
@@laurelrosegardens6454 Thanks a lot for your answers ! Oh that's a lot bigger than my pots, I will have to think about upgrading 😅
Prettyy when you don’t have deer.
Yes, I am lucky I'm in a more densely populated area in the city with no deer. That would be so frustrating to have my plants eaten like a salad bar!
Just curious about kittens in your garden ? If you call your local shelter they should help guide you with the mom cat and kittens . you can’t just leave them . I found a kitten in the middle of a road and I really didn’t want to stop and help but I did and I was rewarded for my good deed . Your garden is gorgeous
Lovely job🌻
Thank you! 😊
😍😍😍 omg this opening scene! Soooo stunning! Filling my coffee cup now so I can enjoy your lovely garden with no interruption. 😊😂❤
Thank you so much! I too love settling in for long garden tours while I drink my tea. Thanks for watching! 😊
I live in Canada so welcome for cool breezes LoL. Your garden is inspiring. Love it!
Thank you! And keep sending the cool breezes down, I love it! ❤️
❤️your garden. Gardening is a learning experience, so keep growing. Thank you for sharing
Thank you! It is definitely a hobby for life and my passion. There is so much to learn!
When was this?
@@staceyallard2692 The end of October, 2023
Has been such great weather for gardeners this year, besides the past couple weeks almost no watering, except for new plants. I have VERY well draining sandy soil so I'll take all the rain mother wants to give us lol.
@@chadleybradley5268 I wouldn't mind getting rain like this every year. It has been very nice, minus the boom in mosquitos!
5:16 I gotta say this is the first time where my jaw dropped with the white lambs ear combo. Love your garden!
I think that’s what it’s called anyway LOL
@@spicyritas4795 Lol thank you! It looks a lot like lamb's ear but it is a different plant called Senecio Angel Wings. Same family as Dusty Miller. I love them both but sadly senecio is not hardy in my zone. That planter is one of my favorite combinations this year and I will for sure repeat it next year. The bold white leaf is so striking!
Great info! I didn’t know balsam is the original impatien! I wish I could have cabbage in the landscape! Bunnies would have a heyday! Deanna
@@gardensglory1229 I think the feral cat colony keeps the bunny population down in my neighborhood, thankfully. 🙂
Your garden is beautiful
Thank you so much! 💓
I also live in Minnesota. Beautiful garden.
Thank you! ❤️ Are you in or around the Twin Cities?
@laurelrosegardens6454 yes, Eagan
@@monicarodas6610 Nice! Not too far from me in St. Paul, and very close to Gerten's!
Garden looks great
Thank you! It's so colorful right now!
Also, I bum out about flowers on my hostas, but they don’t look like yours. If they did as beautifully as yours, I would let them grow.
Yeah some varieties don't have the best flowers. I have a couple that I let bloom for a bit for the bees but I cut them pretty quick.
Your garden looks fantastic!
Thank you!
Laurel, what is that deep red/pinkish plant between the jacobs ladder and the sun king? The color is stunning. Looks like it could be a coleus?
Yes, that is coleus Colorblaze Velveteen by Proven Winners. I have also grown it in a pot and it got enormous! Beautiful plant!
Laurel, what are the upside down terracotta pots resting on sticks for? I’ve seen it many times in several peoples gardens and have always wondered what it’s for. Thank you for the great tour! I’m in Michigan. I have family in Edina. Thank you again! 😊♥️
Nice! My old apartment was in Edina! Love that area! I use the pots to guard the top of the stakes so I don't accidentally poke my eye out when I lean over to reach the plants. I've had some close calls! I think they are also used as an insect trap. You can fill them with straw and they are supposed to attract earwigs who like to hide in there, then you can dump the earwigs into soapy water to kill them. I don't use mine as traps so I can't speak to the effectiveness. 😊
I really love the colorful abundance! So interesting and lovely
Thank you so much! ♥️
Your Honeysuckle is amazing 👏 ❤ I had absolutely the same issue with fire alarm coralbel (zone 5b/6)!So,its not you or your location 👍
Thank you! Yes, some plants just aren't meant to be. Oh well, at least it's an opportunity to try something new!
Hello Laurel, lovely garden, thank you for sharing. Just wondering, do you lay a landscape fabric down first before you mulch?
Thank you! No, I don't use any landscape fabric in my gardens, only compost and mulch. Landscape fabric is not very healthy for soil or plants so I avoid it entirely.
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Beautiful containers and garden! Thanks for sharing. How often do you fertilize your containers?
Thank you! I fertilize once per week from late May/early June through mid-September or so. I might miss a week here and there but not often. It has made a huge difference in how my annuals perform since I started fertilizing!