My Entrance Welcome Cottage Garden tour for September is so much fun to see, things are doing great and yet changes are swiftly occurring. We could get a freeze early in October so I am relishing every moment in the garden and prepping for next season! What are you doing in your garden this month?
Hello dear Pamela, oh I get so much joy with your films,,I do agree summer just seems to go bye in a flash,,we have had some very very hot days here,I think its going to change now,,I have been having some to trim my big trees,they are large, I really don't like things getting too much trimming but they are needing it,,he will be here again today,hopefully then should be done,,I have so much to do I didn't get to fill my too garden boxes so I hope its not too late to put some of my herbs in them,,im having an early morning cup of tea before getting started, I do feed my girls early, they are out and peaceful, so thankyou I will watch all the lovely things in your film now,
Hi Pamela, September is my favorite time of year in the garden as well! Saying Hello from the Northeast. Rhode Island. It has been so hot here. Heatwave. I will be so happy when we get some fall weather! Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your channel.
I am so glad you hear you are getting a cool down, I know many in the midwest and east have endured some pretty intense heat this summer. We have been so cool most of the summer and September has been about 25 degrees cooler than last year at this date. I don't really feel I had much of a summer but there is always next year. I love the warmth of summer and dread the cold of winter but other than moving to somewhere tropical 😉I don't have much choice but to ride out the cold season. 🌴
Oh my,Pamela I do love going round your gardens with you,I love butterfly bushes, I have 2 which do get much too overgrown, so going to have to be a bit brutal with cutting it back, I really do love the smell of the paler one,,my little white one does not have much of a smell,I shall my friend today if I can have a few of his hollyhock seeds,,I think we are due for rain soon,need to get them before that, t by at dear little aster, they are pretty. I thought my a anenome was gone but I found it very small plant it didn't seem to grow well.i will repot but it has 3 buds,I was so happy. It should have grown nice and big by now,I think its a Japanese one.well thsnkyou for delightful September garden its lovely, so satisfying and I've learnt some too.,hello to your garden girls from me and mine,,take care,,hav ed fun in your garden, 😊
I'm always so amazed at how well your garden is doing even though, I think, we are both in zone 8. Texas has been a real challenge this year with no rain and triple digits temps. Love all your roses. I, too, put catmint in front of my roses to hide their bare legs. My Mystic Spires is maybe 3 feet tall. I think I'd like them shorter because of their naked stems. Yours looks so fresh. Happy gardening!
Yes, zones only tell you what perennial plants will survive your winter temperatures and not anything else. Your local growing conditions have much more of a bearing on things than the zone. I need to do another video on growing zones as so many really don't know what information they tell you and get too caught up in knowing that rather than all the other factors that really help. Yes, your zone 8 is widely different from mine. And my friend that lives up in Seattle, also zone 8, has much different conditions than both of us.
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My Entrance Welcome Cottage Garden tour for September is so much fun to see, things are doing great and yet changes are swiftly occurring. We could get a freeze early in October so I am relishing every moment in the garden and prepping for next season! What are you doing in your garden this month?
Thank you for sharing :)
You are most welcome, I do love to share!@@MG-_-1471
Hello dear Pamela, oh I get so much joy with your films,,I do agree summer just seems to go bye in a flash,,we have had some very very hot days here,I think its going to change now,,I have been having some to trim my big trees,they are large, I really don't like things getting too much trimming but they are needing it,,he will be here again today,hopefully then should be done,,I have so much to do I didn't get to fill my too garden boxes so I hope its not too late to put some of my herbs in them,,im having an early morning cup of tea before getting started, I do feed my girls early, they are out and peaceful, so thankyou I will watch all the lovely things in your film now,
You are so sweet Hetty. Yes, summer flew by but we may get a mild, enjoyable Fall. Let's hope.
Hi Pamela, September is my favorite time of year in the garden as well! Saying Hello from the Northeast. Rhode Island. It has been so hot here. Heatwave. I will be so happy when we get some fall weather! Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your channel.
I am so glad you hear you are getting a cool down, I know many in the midwest and east have endured some pretty intense heat this summer. We have been so cool most of the summer and September has been about 25 degrees cooler than last year at this date. I don't really feel I had much of a summer but there is always next year. I love the warmth of summer and dread the cold of winter but other than moving to somewhere tropical 😉I don't have much choice but to ride out the cold season. 🌴
Came from Janey’s channel, just adored your collab.
She is such a gracious and generous person, I had so much fun! Thank you from coming to visit here.
Oh my,Pamela I do love going round your gardens with you,I love butterfly bushes, I have 2 which do get much too overgrown, so going to have to be a bit brutal with cutting it back, I really do love the smell of the paler one,,my little white one does not have much of a smell,I shall my friend today if I can have a few of his hollyhock seeds,,I think we are due for rain soon,need to get them before that, t by at dear little aster, they are pretty. I thought my a anenome was gone but I found it very small plant it didn't seem to grow well.i will repot but it has 3 buds,I was so happy. It should have grown nice and big by now,I think its a Japanese one.well thsnkyou for delightful September garden its lovely, so satisfying and I've learnt some too.,hello to your garden girls from me and mine,,take care,,hav ed fun in your garden, 😊
I am so glad you keep enjoying my videos. My girls are happy and loving the bit of a cool off in temps. Next up I am digging and transplanting Iris.
Don’t trust the gophers !! Place the roses in cages
So true, I am getting more wire to make the cages. I start to get lazy and I shouldn't!
I'm always so amazed at how well your garden is doing even though, I think, we are both in zone 8. Texas has been a real challenge this year with no rain and triple digits temps. Love all your roses. I, too, put catmint in front of my roses to hide their bare legs. My Mystic Spires is maybe 3 feet tall. I think I'd like them shorter because of their naked stems. Yours looks so fresh. Happy gardening!
Yes, zones only tell you what perennial plants will survive your winter temperatures and not anything else. Your local growing conditions have much more of a bearing on things than the zone. I need to do another video on growing zones as so many really don't know what information they tell you and get too caught up in knowing that rather than all the other factors that really help. Yes, your zone 8 is widely different from mine. And my friend that lives up in Seattle, also zone 8, has much different conditions than both of us.