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Catherine Penney
Добавлен 9 июн 2012
Plant/garden enthusiast in Shropshire, UK sharing with you what I'm growing in my wildlife friendly cutting garden.
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June blooms - including roses, nigella and Elder 'Black Lace'
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June is the month of roses! This video includes the following: Queen of Sweden rose - David Austin The Shepherdess - David Austin The Lark Ascending - David Austin Macmillan Nurse rose - Peter Beales The Simple Life climbing rose - Harkness roses Nigella Damascena - mixed varieties Black Elder Sambucus - Black Lace
End of May in the garden
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A few clips filmed toward the end of May, featuring roses, peonies, geraniums, and little bit of moaning about slugs/snails.
Queen of Sweden roses
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Queen of Sweden roses in their first flush of the year.
A few early May flowers and a new arch for a climbing rose
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An impromptu update on what's flowering now, what's in the greenhouse and a metal arch I have just installed for a climbing rose.
Dahlia 'Evannah'
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A couple of cut stems of the incredibly beautiful waterlily dahlia 'Evannah', with a sedum flower head.
The Garden in August - flowers, tomatoes, chillies and a little visitor!
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The garden in all of its mesy, August glory. Key plants include: Rose 'Vanessa Bell' Rose 'The Lark Ascending' Heliantus 'Lemon Queen' 'Appletini' tree Persicaria 'Alba' Sedum - unknown variety Rudbeckia 'Marmalade' Hypericum Verbena 'bonariensis' Rose 'Queen of Sweden' Chilli 'Orange Wonder' Chilli 'Aji Mango' Chilli 'Vampire' Chilli 'Numex Pumpkin Spice' Pepper 'Lemon Dream' Tomato 'Indigo ro...
Queen of Sweden rose review.
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A view of these wonderful roses in their second flush of the year.
A couple of bunches of flowers cut from the garden.
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A few flowers I have cut from the garden on this lovely August morning, including: Calendula 'Playtime Mix' Dahlia 'Evannah' Dahlia 'Mary's Jomanda' Sedum buds (unknown variety but quite possibly Autumn Joy).
The Garden in July
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A short tour of what's growing and not growing at the end of this rather wet July! Key plants include: Hydrangea 'Pinky Winky' Apple tree 'sunset' Eschscholzia californica 'Orange King' Borage Officinalis Cornflower 'classis romantic' Persicaria 'Alba' Dahlia 'Evannah' Dahlia 'Mary's Jomanda' Sunflower 'lemon queen' Chilli 'Vampire' Tomato, cherry 'Sungold' Hollyhock 'Summer Carnival' Sambucus ...
The Garden in June
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A short of tour of what's growing/flowering now. Key plants include: Chilli 'Vampire' Cucumber 'Beth Alpha' Vanessa Bell rose Tomato 'Indigo Rose' Hypericum Verbena Bonariensis Borage The California poppy, 'Eschscholzia californica' Achillea 'Cerise Queen' Sunset Apple Tree Erigeron karvinskianus Thunbergia Sambucus nigra 'Black Lace'
Sweet pea flowers - 'solstice rose', 'royal lavender' and 'watermelon'.
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Sweet pea flowers - 'solstice rose', 'royal lavender' and 'watermelon'.
Rose Tour - the first blooms of June, including David Austin roses and others.
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Rose Tour - the first blooms of June, including David Austin roses and others.
Snow in the garden and around the village in March
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Snow in the garden and around the village in March
My propagator and grow light set up with chilli seedlings.
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My propagator and grow light set up with chilli seedlings.
Five plants for autumn interest (and wildlife)
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Five plants for autumn interest (and wildlife)
How to sow Achillea Millefolium (common name 'yarrow') seeds
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How to sow Achillea Millefolium (common name 'yarrow') seeds
This is the ideal way to get them started to extend their season. I have some pepper plants still going that germinated in 2022.
Thanks, that's good to know! I'm looking forward to getting started with it again in the new year.
its so beautiful, thank you for sharing
Thank you! 💛
Lovely Chilli plants, I've also grown pepper plants since 2020 on my channel. I managed to cross pollen from a Jalapeno onto a bell pepper plant and got some interesting hybrids. I found the heat was comfortable from them. Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks. I've just subscribed to your channel. I really hope 2025 is a better year for gardening, I lost my enthusiasm a little this year as so much got eaten by slugs, although I did have a few nice tomatoes towards the end.
@@wildberrygarden I had the same problem with the slugs, they went for my sunflowers earlier this year, I feel like just growing stuff they don't like such as young trees like the oaks and maples which I started some of five years ago. I even have a few others like Hazels, Hawthorns and Sweet Chestnuts all started this last year or earlier. My favourite is my Sycamore maple which my Dad found and first planted for me 24 years ago, this tree is featured on my youtube logo and appears in my videos :)
Cudowna ...😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩
Cudowne róże przeglądałam😍 na Twoim kanale, cieszę się, że powiedziałaś jakie ma wady. Właśnie zamawiałam ją. A teraz jednak się zastanawiam ,czy nie zamienić jej na inną.😘
I love to discover new garden channels, love your garden ! I did woner about the blue, thanks for the explanation. You're lucky with your black lace, my elderberries struggled so much I had to take them out and pot them. I wonder what tree is the one I can see at @5:30 ?
Thanks! The tree is a curly willow.
Very nice variety ! I'm gonna try and see if I can find it here :)
Definitely do. You won't regret it!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thanks, it really is! Can't wait for more roses in 2025.
Hi how is this Rose about diseases?
I've had no issues with disease with my Queen of Sweden roses. Maybe a bit of black spot as they all do, but not much at all.
How far out from your first frost do you plant? I'm not finding any specific info besides "fall".
In the UK I would advise starting off in September and planting out in October.
So early Autumn. Plant out a few weeks before the first frost date so they can grow a few roots before.
Thanks for the straight forward helpful video! Some of them go on and on! 😊
Beautiful roses, wonderful sharing❣️👍🌹😊 New sub here, new friend here +1 🔔🤝💐
Thanks for subscribing! 🙂
Hi my dear friend thank you so much for all your kindness and all your support and I’m here giving love and support back to you. You have a great garden channel. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.
Thanks so much 😊
Beautiful plants and flowers. Video Like 👍
Thank you 😊
@@wildberrygarden You're welcome friend. 🙂
Gorgeous roses❤
Beautiful roses. I have just added a few more to my collection as I visited david austin gardens again last weekend. Your black lace looks amazing this year. Mines a year behind yours and looks lovely too this year. I only got 1 flower last year so was really excited to see many this time. I've since bought another but fear it may not get enough sun..we will see. Thanks for sharing your lovely garden x
Oooh, I've never been to David Austin Gardens, even though it's not far from where I live. I really need to go. I love the black lace elder, I want more of them!
@wildberrygarden you must go! I promise you will be in heaven and come back with at least 1 rose . Its free to get in. X
Wow the simple life doing fantastic look at that! Queen of Sweden I’m so pleased I cut mine a little lower this year. Your Nigela is looking awesome. Your garden is looking fab I’m glad you grabbed the camera.
I often struggle to make white work also. White and gooseberry who would have thought that! You need a job at Ben and Jerry’s! :)
Hahaha! I like it when flowers remind me of food!
I took a floristry course a few years ago and the tutor said that white can be a difficult colour to work with. That has stayed in my head.
Beautiful blooms ❤
Well i like your easy style so, glad to find you. 😊 Just got my first nigella seeds from my neighbor and been growing everything for about 45 years now so I'm excited to finally have them 😊
Once you have them in your garden they'll come back every year! Enjoy!
Cute! 😍 Where did you get the solar powered fountain from, please?
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@@wildberrygarden thank you 😊
My wife said to me today she was told porridge oats keeps slugs and snails away. Knowing her she will try it but of course predators would be nice. It sounds like you have good wildlife in your garden I even heard a woodpecker! Your garden is looking lovely with great mix.
Thanks! The slugs and snails really are insane this year! If I leave the back door open they will come into the house! I have recently heard about using oats too and I might try this when I plant my dahlias out.
Beautiful,,,
Beautiful ❤
With the fountain power than high, you'll need to refill that almost every day as the wind is already blowing the water out of the tub....
Yes when the sun shines on it it does make it very strong! I have to move it into a position where the water goes back into the barrel.
We have one and, in ours, there are pull out arms that you can use to keep the fountain away from the edge.
Oh Lord, what a gorgeous!!!
Thank you so much for sharing, now I know how these varieties really look like, amazing plants, very beautiful!
Thank you
Thank you for this video..I have many david austin roses and I planted this a few months ago. I definitely need to move it as I haven't given it enough space after seeing yours haha. Is it just one queen of sweeden you have planted there please
Haha. Just watched until the end. You have 3 planted x😊
I have three planted there. They are quite tall and upright. Lovely though.
The white muscari are amazing 👍 I love sweet peas as well. The daffodils 🌼 are stunning.
The garden is awakening 🌸🌷🌱👍 Beautiful primroses and pansies 🌸🌸🌸
amazing that you've got a newt in your bird bath!! I'm also hoping to make a little barrel pond in my tiny inner city garden- can I ask what pond plants you have in there? It looks lovely
I have water forget-me-not, Mare's tail, and an iris.
Where do I get seeds to plant
Asian indian shops
Beautiful yellow rose!
Спасибо. Очень красивая роза
Hi, i realy love your content❤ I'm a begginer in plantations and I would like to plant these flower for à gift. I was asking my self if you could give me tips to help me ? I live in Canada, Québec and we are in october. Thank you very much and sorry for the english, I'm a french Guy !
Thank you! These plants are so so easy to grow, you buy them as bulbs and plant them in compost with plenty of grit mixed in so that the bulbs don't get too wet and rot. And that's it! I bought them from a bulb supplier called Farmer Gracy, not sure if they ship to Canada. But I'm sure you'll be able to find some bulbs near you.
www.farmergracy.co.uk/products/iris-katherine-gold-bulbs-uk
@@wildberrygarden thank you very much !
Thank you for the informative video. I have this rose on order. I'm looking forward to growing it. Vanessa Bell does look and sound much like Charlotte.
What flowers do you have at the base of the apple tree? I plant borage too for the bumblebees
Hi, it's pulmonaria and a few achillea plants.
Does it shatter easily? How long does the blooms last?
I find the roses to be fairly robust and quite well lasting, the blooms don't shatter too easily like other varieties I have.
Beautiful ❤
I saw this rose planted in large numbers at a crematorium. The most fantastic display. I wish I could have filmed but a crem, I didn’t. Still a lovely rose
Lovely. Your roses are looking very healthy indeed. Regarding the wildlife that’s fantastic. We have removed all our bird feeders because we had some rats come to the garden and it became abit of a problem. For the first time ever the lack of bird song in the garden the silence is painful. Stood in the kitchen in the morning looking across an emptiness of birds so sad. But they say it does them good once in a while as they find the natural food like you have growing in your garden :)
Apparently the blackened skins fight inflammation and has compounds to fight diseases, think much the same as black runner beans ( black Knight) they are so tasty and full of protein
Thanks Marney! Haven't tried black runner beans before!
Wow. How the hell! When we dug up our concrete path in winter we found a nest of about a dozen hibernating newts. We relocated them best we could and hope they survived.
It's interesting how wildlife find their way into your garden isn't it? My garden is walled and fenced off so I wonder how they get in and where they come from. So glad that they do, though! Makes me love my garden more.
Adore the simple life rose. Such a fantastic performer. Love it
Lovely 🩷 I feed mine with liquid seaweed and tomato feed and I mix them together in the same watering can. Just a cap full of each. A few times over the growing season, starting in spring up to about mid summer. I have done this for the last few years and my roses seem to be pretty happy, also I use farm yard manure in the autumn and bark mulch. 😁 worth a try 🌹💚
Great, thank you! I give them a mulch of manure in the winter but they haven't had much liquid feed, will give the seaweed/tomato mix a go!
do they like direct sun?
No they are very much shade plants! The leaves will burn in direct sun, as I have found out!
Ham pink love that. My queen of Sweden is one of the few roses that appear to be doing better this year than last year. Some very strong growth coming through. How old is yours ?
They are in their third year now and have shot up this year.
@@wildberrygarden yours is doing very well and grown very tall. A great rose :)
Were your sweetpeas old seed of own saved seed, I HAVE STARTED AGAIN WITH SHOP FRESH SEED AND MINE ARE 8FT NOW STILL FLOWERING IN aUG,
They were new seed. Mine did not too very well this year, one good flush and they had had enough! They were all in pots though I might try them in the ground next year.
I haver fever few every where in my garden love it. never too many tomato plants.
pretty flowers.