Your garden has changed so much already. I really hope you do a years garden review in August as a separate video to your garden tours to highlight just how far the garden / property has come under yours and Jason’s stewardship 🥰 You could highlight the things that have surprised you both, the things you both love, any areas you both wish you could change / adapt, what you are most excited about, plans for the following year…. ❤️
Janey that propane tank is a necessity for your family.Any negative comments about it just ignore.what we are looking at is the garden and plants.by the time everything fills in no one will notice. Give yourself grace. You are doing a great job.
I agree. I’m so tired of hearing about the propane tank. We all know why it’s there. It doesn’t have to be explained in every other video. I watch near daily. I’m cheering on her progress and this project is a dream for most of us.
Hi Janey, I look forward to watching your channel daily! I'm so glad you and Robbie decided to 'show it how it is' rather than hiding the mistakes and unfinished projects. That's real life when you don't have a staff to help. I think it's important to 'keep it real' - no need to be embarrassed, we're humans doing our best, keep it up!
Hi Janey! Just weighing in on the pomegranate tree. It looks so healthy now! When you moved in it was pitiful looking. Your magic has changed the tree health! It's beautiful now!
I’m Team Pomegranate!! Not only is the fruit yummy to eat, but the bright orange/red fruit on the tree is beautiful as well. Keeping it pruned up and shaped will keep it beautiful.
Michael, the magic designer should be able to come up with a design around the propane tank so you can leave it it where it is and be able to live wth it. See if he can help with that.
Hi Janey, I love that you’re showing your real life garden. I have an air containing unit that stands out in my garden. I just remind myself that I’m going to love that air conditioner in the middle of the summer when we’re in the high 90s/low 100s! It has a purpose and that’s okay with me. 😊
The pomegranate tree does look awesome, under your care. However, if you don't eat pomegranates, you might consider removing it and put something in you will like and eat.
Your gardens are beautiful! I can't imagine how much work it has been for you and your family, but I do know how passionate you are about it, and I love that about you! Thank you for showing us the 'not so pretty' areas such as the above ground tank. We ALL have them in one form or another, why hide them and pretend they don't exist. I think we all embrace it when you or other gardeners keep it all very real - otherwise it feels like it's never attainable. Thank you, Janey.
Yea, for the Pomegranate tree! Thank you for this beautiful garden tour. I can't believe how beautiful your garden looks. It's so wonderful to watch your progress. I learn wonderful things every time i watch.
You're doing a great job Janey and I think we all appreciate your down to earth approach as many have said " keeping it real !! You ha e come so far in a short time and of course what a blessing to have your sweet Jason helping you also !!
I have an idea for the propane tank!!! Build a bench with an arbor above over top of the tank! Turn it into a sitting area and plant beautiful flowers all around it ( you can still access the fill hole for the tank) You could paint the tank first
Wow your garden us coming along so beautifully! I also love the idea of planting your extra flowers in front of your fence by the road. What a magnificent show for all the passerby's! What you have accomplished is major, and I had no idea even before you injured your foot, that this much would be blooming, planted, and just marvelous! I can't wait until Jason is also able to join you permanently, as your channel grows, and he can stop working his regular job to work with you too! So fun!!! thank you again!
I would grow a pumpkin patch somewhere in your front yard. That way, I'll have all kinds of pumpkins to decorate in the Fall. Especially the white flat stackers. Those are my favorite!
Hey Janie, love your garden and channel! How about sowing wildflower seeds in the fall between your transplanted daffodils and the fence . I think it would look beautiful ☺️
Sure enjoyed the garden tour. I love all the flowers you have chosen. It makes me feel good to see some weeds, tanks, and air conditioner units as that is life. I watch you every day.
Good morning❤ now you need a popcorn plant. When you rub the leaves it smells exactly like popcorn from the movie theater ❤ and.....its the most beautiful bush with yellow flowers
I think a green shrub/tree would look best. You have the green all four seasons. If a lemon tree, there will be lemons all over the ground. I remember how your oranges that were all over the ground which added an additional chore, picking up the lemons that fall.
Jayne my parents had a propane tank just like yours. So my dad decided to paint flowers on it. It made a world of difference. Your yard is looking so beautiful!!!!
Sunset Western Garden Book & zones are my go tos! Used them as a So Cal gal and have my faithful 1991 Book with me here in France! It also takes into consideration Elevations, which can make or break a plant.
Janey, I have a blank backyard except for 4 trees I’ve planted so far. Watching your progress is so inspiring to me! And the pomegranate tree is safe for the season! Pruning and shaping it could be a fun project, in your free time😆. I had one that I loved so much. I kept it in its natural form but pruned off any adventitious growth/suckers. Yours is in a much better spot, where it can really spread out. I’m off to weed…
I've been on a mission to pull out every verbena bonariensis seedling I see this year! I planted it two years ago and last year it took over my garden. NO MORE!
Hi Janet, I really enjoy your channel, your garden is coming along. I have to say I’m team pomegranate, especially since you limbed it up, it looks great.
Just found you recently. I’m also in northern CA -Auburn area. So happy you’re sharing your garden and knowledge. I never knew about the sunset garden zones and I’m so excited to explore more. I love your explanation of the USDA zone limitation and pushing past that and experimenting. I’ve been wanting to try a few things from zone 7 and 8 and now you’ve given me the courage to go ahead. One question: why no lantana on your best if the west garden? I think they’re so beautiful and grow everywhere…. Yes maybe even another parking lot plant 😂😂😂
Everything is looking so fabulous is unbelievable that you just started last August! I think you should name the garden where you put your "rejects" once the season is over, in front of the daffodils, the Second Life Garden. Wouldn't that be a wonderful name?
I am thinking back to the beginning of this garden, hot , dry, the end of summer. You have really transformed the feel of your garden! How fun that you still have a lot of space still to develop. Sometimes the wait is best because you can morph those original ideas and expand the design. I’ve been in my garden for about 25 years now and it’s pretty full so now I reinvent areas to keep the excitement going and to make a space that works for how we live now. Just plain wonderful Janey!! I’d like to see you add a lemon tree to your citrus orchard. We use ours like crazy. Also I would like some advice on the best planting and care. I have a small lemon buts she is struggling. Love your channel 😊
Good morning. It is amazing what 1 year does for all the gardens you have. I was thinking that if you divide your gardens into zones then you would not get over whelmed with the weeds and it would help you stay on top of them. I have heard so many gardeners do this and I have done it my gardens and it helped me stay on top of the weeds. Just a thought. I have put so many of those plants that you have on my wish list and will slowly add them into my gardens. Love how they are turning out. Hopefully you will enjoy the rest of your day.
I like your :sit on the deck, drink my coffee, and smell the heliotrope"! As I watch this, I'm thinking...Oh, how I love your Zone! So many beautiful plants and combinations and amazing design!
Thx Janey for introducing me to Helen Von Stein and Mystic Spires. I live in north Texas zone 8b and have been trying to find plants that will survive our heat. Also planting pink profusion salvia. It’s so beautiful in your garden.
Everything looks so great! What a change you have made so quick! Love how you also include the normal weedy stuff we all have here and there. It reminds me not to be so hard on myself for not having the perfect garden. You are a true garden magician! You should be so proud of what you have accomplished! 🪻🌸🌼💚
❤love your garden and the approach you are taking in creating a garden that is native to your area. And I am so jealous of your orange trees. So awesome to see your California garden
Team pomegranate tree, but another option would be to dig it up next fall/winter when it’s dormant and plant it on the other side where you’re planting all kinds of trees. Also think you need more red foliage trees, like purple leafs plums or red forest pansy’s, oh and more crape myrtles haha
Your garden is looking amazing! I love what you’re doing and the beautiful plants your choosing😊I’d like to know, how do you control the weeds in such a huge property because I sure can’t specially with all the rain we got it grows even though I added a thick layer of mulch . Would you please make a video showing us how you control the weeds from taking over please. Thank you kindly ❤🥰🌱
You guys have done such an amazing job! Everything is looking so beautiful! I love that you said this is a normal garden, I too have weeds and it may not be perfect but it’s beautiful. Thank you for always sharing.
I love your monthly tours!!! Everything is looking so Beautiful!!! I was thinking if you paint your propane tank black it will look nice and not be so apparent that is there. Love you channel and look forward to watching everyday!!!🥰❤
Janey said in a previous Q n A that it's rented and doesn't belong to them, so they're not allowed to paint it. Don't know if she pleased with them😊😅...
Janey just wait until the pomegranate is in full bloom, you might change your mind. They are a healthy and delicious fruit. Monty needs a fake fire hydrant and with a little training, he will go there. It worked for me.
I just want to tell you, we all have different gardens, you have the propane tank, I have a pool (almost never use) and someone will think is ideal, but I would rather have more garden space… 🤷🏻♀️ so, no worries. Love your gardens and how beautiful the have evolved. ❤ Keep going one space at time! 💐🪴🙋🏻♀️
Thank you Janey for keeping it real. Your channel is becoming my favorite. Thanks for the info on Annie’s. I’ve placed an order. 7a here. Wishing you the best in your garden.
Love the WIDE ROWS for the cut flower garden! Plants always get bigger than you think they will and you'll have space to walk. Very smart planning! I also like your idea for the "leftover" annuals that naturalize in your zone. Other names for that garden area could be your Legacy Garden, Bits & Bobs, or The Blessing Garden because you are abundantly blessed that annuals overwinter for you!
Everything looks great! I love pomegranate plants. I think you’ll really enjoy the blooms. Can you paint the propane tank black? That way it would disappear in the background. Thanks for sharing 🌸
We had a propane tank in our front yard at our last house, so I faux painted it the color of the leaves on the ground (it was in a wooded area)and it blended right in and was so much less noticeable 😊
Looking fantastic. Love the purple/orange combination. It really pops! For the front swoop, maybe add Santa Barbara Daisy. It will spread but it's fun to look at in the spring and summer. Crab and Bermuda grasses are my nemesis. I had to pull out 10 plants to treat a front yard garden area for a Bermuda grass invasion. It's so invasive. Which also means, new plants for me! We've been using Dawn soap mixed with white vinegar to kill our weeds. It actually works. We also use the same mixture to clean our kitchen and bathroom counters and surfaces. Love your videos and the work you are doing on your garden. Next year it will be spectacular!
I’m battling chasmanthy in my garden. It was also in my yard when I moved in. I actually paid to have it taken out because I had given up, but the company I hired spread it all over my grass while they were hauling it away. Now I’m battling it in my beds and in my grass. What a nightmare 😭😭😭
Yes you have a wonderful garden. I love watching you and all your content. I live in Oroville California also zone 9b. Not far from Davis. I have learned so much from you. Thank you.
I love watching you do your new garden. I have done my garden these three years from scratch and put in trees and plants. I haven't planned the exact plants because I see things in the stores that I love all the time and can't resist. Why would i want to resist? 😻 My pomagranite tree was wide like yours but I took some of the base stems off so that it is now more narrow and fits my space better. I just planted in the same area a white peach. So my orchard is only two trees plus a butterfly bush and some star jasmine on the side of the house.... hahah!
Janey, it's amazing how much you have planted and everything is growing so beautiful. Your garden has changed so much. It's just so beautiful. I love your channel. You are so amazing. ❤
Oh noo! I planted over 100 summer drummer alliums and they all came up. Couldn’t imagine only 2 of them coming up. I learned about these plants from you and I’m excited for them to bloom. I’m definitely going to plant at least 100 more this fall.
Same! I'm going to plant as many as I can! We did a lot of soil moving in the area with installing the walkway. I think that had something to do with the poor performance.
Janey, instead of herbicide, you can use boiling water or white vinegar to kill the weeds. Corn meal afterwards will keep the weeds down, but if you want to put other plants there, it will take six months for the soil to be ready. Corn meal is a natural root inhibitor.
Janey, your garden is looking beautiful. I think you might need a hoola hoe to help with your weeding. I always wondered how Garden Answer kept their weeds under control with such a big garden and then they mentioned they use a hoola hoe to cut out the weeds.
The Silver Bush Morning Glory might be better with a bit a dappled shade. I think in it's native Mediterranean it grows near the ocean so interior heat with full sun might not be the best for it.
Me again! I also wanted to say that i enjoy your post and that i have many of the same plants in my own garden...right down to the Deodar cedar tree which is at least 90 feet tall now!
Just amazing! So much color already. Love, love, love. 💚Won’t using a weed killer like captain jack’s also kill your plants nearby? I’m always afraid of overspray or it leaching to the plants I want to keep. Weeds are such a pain but we all have them. Lol
35:00 I love Gladiolus - they remind me of my Mom's garden, but from experience, I know that Tall Garden Phlox thrive in rocky soil as do Cosmos. If you're interested google 'list of perennials (or annuals or shrubs, etc.) that grow in rocky soil' and you may be amazed at the wide variety you'll find. And keep searching because nobody lists them all! Just giving everyone options to try on the cheap without amending the soil. Direct sowing seeds is a wonderful option for a limited budget. Native wildflowers are tough plants that will grow just about anywhere in full sun.
You have a beautiful home and a gorgeous looking garden, everyday better than before! You go GIRL 🎉you have great taste and ideas 💡 keep doing you! I love watching you every single day. And keep learning and doing in my own garden. Thank you 😊
Hi Janey, have you thought about painting the propane tank the same black you used on the zigzag planter! I think it will kind of disappear or at least what ever you plant around will have a background wall 😊
Your garden has changed so much already. I really hope you do a years garden review in August as a separate video to your garden tours to highlight just how far the garden / property has come under yours and Jason’s stewardship 🥰
You could highlight the things that have surprised you both, the things you both love, any areas you both wish you could change / adapt, what you are most excited about, plans for the following year…. ❤️
Yes. And compare the accomplishments against the😊 recommendations of Glassman.
Instead of leftover garden, you could call the space in front of the fence by the road the second chance bed!
Janey that propane tank is a necessity for your family.Any negative comments about it just ignore.what we are looking at is the garden and plants.by the time everything fills in no one will notice. Give yourself grace. You are doing a great job.
I agree. I’m so tired of hearing about the propane tank. We all know why it’s there. It doesn’t have to be explained in every other video. I watch near daily. I’m cheering on her progress and this project is a dream for most of us.
Hi Janey,
I look forward to watching your channel daily!
I'm so glad you and Robbie decided to 'show it how it is' rather than hiding the mistakes and unfinished projects. That's real life when you don't have a staff to help. I think it's important
to 'keep it real' - no need to be embarrassed, we're humans doing our best, keep it up!
Hi Janey! Just weighing in on the pomegranate tree. It looks so healthy now! When you moved in it was pitiful looking. Your magic has changed the tree health! It's beautiful now!
That's a good idea that I'm liking showing the ugly too and what can be done to hide or fix problems. Not just look at the pretty. Real life ❤❤❤
I’m Team Pomegranate!! Not only is the fruit yummy to eat, but the bright orange/red fruit on the tree is beautiful as well. Keeping it pruned up and shaped will keep it beautiful.
They are so pretty to use at Christmas!
Michael, the magic designer should be able to come up with a design around the propane tank so you can leave it it where it is and be able to live wth it. See if he can help with that.
We've been talking about it. I just can't decide what I want to do bc really I just dont want it! 😆
Hi Janey,
I love that you’re showing your real life garden. I have an air containing unit that stands out in my garden. I just remind myself that I’m going to love that air conditioner in the middle of the summer when we’re in the high 90s/low 100s! It has a purpose and that’s okay with me. 😊
The pomegranate tree does look awesome, under your care. However, if you don't eat pomegranates, you might consider removing it and put something in you will like and eat.
Not eating your PERFECT artichokes? That’s a downright crime!!!! 😂😄
Wouldn't it be beautiful to paint your front 3 pots the same green color as your front door. I love your channel, thank you for sharing.
I vote for green pots in front of the zigzag planter too!
Your gardens are beautiful! I can't imagine how much work it has been for you and your family, but I do know how passionate you are about it, and I love that about you! Thank you for showing us the 'not so pretty' areas such as the above ground tank. We ALL have them in one form or another, why hide them and pretend they don't exist. I think we all embrace it when you or other gardeners keep it all very real - otherwise it feels like it's never attainable. Thank you, Janey.
Thank you Mary Beth! I appreciate you saying that
Yea, for the Pomegranate tree! Thank you for this beautiful garden tour. I can't believe how beautiful your garden looks. It's so wonderful to watch your progress. I learn wonderful things every time i watch.
You're doing a great job Janey and I think we all appreciate your down to earth approach as many have said " keeping it real !! You ha e come so far in a short time and of course what a blessing to have your sweet Jason helping you also !!
I have an idea for the propane tank!!! Build a bench with an arbor above over top of the tank! Turn it into a sitting area and plant beautiful flowers all around it ( you can still access the fill hole for the tank) You could paint the tank first
They can not paint the tank.
What we all were looking forward to seeing, your garden. It's happening. Awesomeness !!!!!
Good move to save the pomegranate tree! But it is your garden 😀
Wow your garden us coming along so beautifully! I also love the idea of planting your extra flowers in front of your fence by the road. What a magnificent show for all the passerby's!
What you have accomplished is major, and I had no idea even before you injured your foot, that this much would be blooming, planted, and just marvelous!
I can't wait until Jason is also able to join you permanently, as your channel grows, and he can stop working his regular job to work with you too! So fun!!! thank you again!
I would grow a pumpkin patch somewhere in your front yard. That way, I'll have all kinds of pumpkins to decorate in the Fall. Especially the white flat stackers. Those are my favorite!
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What about planting dusty miller for your “white “ element. I think the color and texture would look great
Hey Janie, love your garden and channel! How about sowing wildflower seeds in the fall between your transplanted daffodils and the fence . I think it would look beautiful ☺️
Yes!! Love that idea!
The area in front of the gate can be your second chance garden bed instead of the leftover garden bed. I think it has a nice ring to it!
Yes! So sweet!
Sure enjoyed the garden tour. I love all the flowers you have chosen. It makes me feel good to see some weeds, tanks, and air conditioner units as that is life. I watch you every day.
Good! That makes me happy to hear you say that Margaret!
Good morning❤ now you need a popcorn plant. When you rub the leaves it smells exactly like popcorn from the movie theater ❤ and.....its the most beautiful bush with yellow flowers
I think a green shrub/tree would look best. You have the green all four seasons. If a lemon tree, there will be lemons all over the ground. I remember how your oranges that were all over the ground which added an additional chore, picking up the lemons that fall.
Jayne my parents had a propane tank just like yours. So my dad decided to paint flowers on it. It made a world of difference. Your yard is looking so beautiful!!!!
“Ortho Grass B Gone “ to get rid of your Bermuda grass. It won’t harm your other plants. However, the ground needs to be wet when you spray it.
I fight Bermuda all the time and this is a MARVELOUS invention!!! Patience is a virtue after spaying but it sure works GREAT!!!
Isn't it amazing what a meandering path can do to change a space? And when all the plants fill in it will be even more glorious!
Sunset Western Garden Book & zones are my go tos! Used them as a So Cal gal and have my faithful 1991 Book with me here in France! It also takes into consideration Elevations, which can make or break a plant.
A pondless waterfall would be beautiful in the center. The sound is so relaxing.
Fun journey indeed! Looking so pretty. Call the front your "extra" flower garden.
I just found you and I’m so grateful. I’m in Bakersfield Finally someone who knows what it is like to garden in the valley
Paint that tank a beautiful color
Yay pomegranate tree stays! The bloom is beautiful surprise.
Janey, I have a blank backyard except for 4 trees I’ve planted so far. Watching your progress is so inspiring to me! And the pomegranate tree is safe for the season! Pruning and shaping it could be a fun project, in your free time😆. I had one that I loved so much. I kept it in its natural form but pruned off any adventitious growth/suckers. Yours is in a much better spot, where it can really spread out. I’m off to weed…
How about random garden instead of leftover It all looks amazing! I am so inspired 🎉
I've been on a mission to pull out every verbena bonariensis seedling I see this year! I planted it two years ago and last year it took over my garden. NO MORE!
Janey .. do you have any apple trees ? Do they do well in your area/zone ? 🍎
Everything looks so nice. Lavender would be really pretty behind the daffodils, too! ❤M
Call it a CATCH-ALL garden on the street
Why you don't reply to me please
Hi Janet, I really enjoy your channel, your garden is coming along. I have to say I’m team pomegranate, especially since you limbed it up, it looks great.
Thank you for being authentic.
Your vision for this property is coming into view. I’m looking forward to seeing it fill in.
Just found you recently. I’m also in northern CA -Auburn area. So happy you’re sharing your garden and knowledge. I never knew about the sunset garden zones and I’m so excited to explore more. I love your explanation of the USDA zone limitation and pushing past that and experimenting. I’ve been wanting to try a few things from zone 7 and 8 and now you’ve given me the courage to go ahead. One question: why no lantana on your best if the west garden? I think they’re so beautiful and grow everywhere…. Yes maybe even another parking lot plant 😂😂😂
Hi Janey, your garden looks fabulous! The cats pajamas is just that! With the orange blaze… oh so pretty! 💜🧡
I love how your garden is progressing!
Hey can you paint the propane tank?! Maybe paint it to look like a pig so that it looks whimsical like you want it there until you can move it! 🐖🐷🐽
Everything is growing so fast. I just love all the colors.
Thanks Rhonda!
Can you paint the tank green to blend in or plant around it?
Maybe build a box around it with trellis material.
You've come SOOOOOOOO far and it looks SOOOOOOOOOO good!!!!
Everything is looking so fabulous is unbelievable that you just started last August! I think you should name the garden where you put your "rejects" once the season is over, in front of the daffodils, the Second Life Garden. Wouldn't that be a wonderful name?
Love that spin on it Bev! Much nicer than the "rejects" 😆
Please keep the pomegranate tree it’s very happy in comparison to when you first moved in.
I am thinking back to the beginning of this garden, hot , dry, the end of summer. You have really transformed the feel of your garden! How fun that you still have a lot of space still to develop. Sometimes the wait is best because you can morph those original ideas and expand the design. I’ve been in my garden for about 25 years now and it’s pretty full so now I reinvent areas to keep the excitement going and to make a space that works for how we live now. Just plain wonderful Janey!! I’d like to see you add a lemon tree to your citrus orchard. We use ours like crazy. Also I would like some advice on the best planting and care. I have a small lemon buts she is struggling. Love your channel 😊
Hi Jeany. Gardens looking beautiful. You and Jason are doing a great job. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden update. 👌. Happy gardening. 💚
Good morning. It is amazing what 1 year does for all the gardens you have. I was thinking that if you divide your gardens into zones then you would not get over whelmed with the weeds and it would help you stay on top of them. I have heard so many gardeners do this and I have done it my gardens and it helped me stay on top of the weeds. Just a thought. I have put so many of those plants that you have on my wish list and will slowly add them into my gardens. Love how they are turning out. Hopefully you will enjoy the rest of your day.
I like your :sit on the deck, drink my coffee, and smell the heliotrope"! As I watch this, I'm thinking...Oh, how I love your Zone! So many beautiful plants and combinations and amazing design!
Hi there! I follow you! And you have a beautiful garden as well! 😃
Thx Janey for introducing me to Helen Von Stein and Mystic Spires. I live in north Texas zone 8b and have been trying to find plants that will survive our heat. Also planting pink profusion salvia. It’s so beautiful in your garden.
Everything looks so great! What a change you have made so quick! Love how you also include the normal weedy stuff we all have here and there. It reminds me not to be so hard on myself for not having the perfect garden. You are a true garden magician! You should be so proud of what you have accomplished! 🪻🌸🌼💚
Thank you Lisa! and YES! That is why I show it. We all have it!
No need to buy more pink profusion, it will self seed :) Yay for saving money! Love how your garden is evolving.
❤love your garden and the approach you are taking in creating a garden that is native to your area. And I am so jealous of your orange trees. So awesome to see your California garden
I'm so happy for you and your new garden and house. Everything is truly coming together. Good job Janey
Ask Ceasar Milon(the dog whisper)how to deal with your dog tinkling on the plants.
Team pomegranate tree, but another option would be to dig it up next fall/winter when it’s dormant and plant it on the other side where you’re planting all kinds of trees. Also think you need more red foliage trees, like purple leafs plums or red forest pansy’s, oh and more crape myrtles haha
Your garden is looking amazing! I love what you’re doing and the beautiful plants your choosing😊I’d like to know, how do you control the weeds in such a huge property because I sure can’t specially with all the rain we got it grows even though I added a thick layer of mulch . Would you please make a video showing us how you control the weeds from taking over please. Thank you kindly ❤🥰🌱
You guys have done such an amazing job! Everything is looking so beautiful! I love that you said this is a normal garden, I too have weeds and it may not be perfect but it’s beautiful. Thank you for always sharing.
I love your monthly tours!!! Everything is looking so Beautiful!!! I was thinking if you paint your propane tank black it will look nice and not be so apparent that is there. Love you channel and look forward to watching everyday!!!🥰❤
Janey said in a previous Q n A that it's rented and doesn't belong to them, so they're not allowed to paint it. Don't know if she pleased with them😊😅...
Love your tour janey!!! All your efforts will be ver rewarding soon!!! I see many garden tours at your home soon!!! ❤❤
Janey just wait until the pomegranate is in full bloom, you might change your mind. They are a healthy and delicious fruit. Monty needs a fake fire hydrant and with a little training, he will go there. It worked for me.
I just want to tell you, we all have different gardens, you have the propane tank, I have a pool (almost never use) and someone will think is ideal, but I would rather have more garden space… 🤷🏻♀️ so, no worries. Love your gardens and how beautiful the have evolved. ❤ Keep going one space at time! 💐🪴🙋🏻♀️
Thank you Marie. That is a sweet comment 🤗
Thank you Janey for keeping it real. Your channel is becoming my favorite. Thanks for the info on Annie’s. I’ve placed an order. 7a here.
Wishing you the best in your garden.
Love the WIDE ROWS for the cut flower garden! Plants always get bigger than you think they will and you'll have space to walk. Very smart planning! I also like your idea for the "leftover" annuals that naturalize in your zone. Other names for that garden area could be your Legacy Garden, Bits & Bobs, or The Blessing Garden because you are abundantly blessed that annuals overwinter for you!
Lovely garden tour.
Everything looks great! I love pomegranate plants. I think you’ll really enjoy the blooms. Can you paint the propane tank black? That way it would disappear in the background. Thanks for sharing 🌸
We had a propane tank in our front yard at our last house, so I faux painted it the color of the leaves on the ground (it was in a wooded area)and it blended right in and was so much less noticeable 😊
Oh I wish we could paint ours! It's a rental so we are not allowed
Looking fantastic. Love the purple/orange combination. It really pops! For the front swoop, maybe add Santa Barbara Daisy. It will spread but it's fun to look at in the spring and summer. Crab and Bermuda grasses are my nemesis. I had to pull out 10 plants to treat a front yard garden area for a Bermuda grass invasion. It's so invasive. Which also means, new plants for me! We've been using Dawn soap mixed with white vinegar to kill our weeds. It actually works. We also use the same mixture to clean our kitchen and bathroom counters and surfaces. Love your videos and the work you are doing on your garden. Next year it will be spectacular!
I’m battling chasmanthy in my garden. It was also in my yard when I moved in. I actually paid to have it taken out because I had given up, but the company I hired spread it all over my grass while they were hauling it away. Now I’m battling it in my beds and in my grass. What a nightmare 😭😭😭
Yes you have a wonderful garden. I love watching you and all your content. I live in Oroville California also zone 9b. Not far from Davis. I have learned so much from you. Thank you.
I love watching you do your new garden. I have done my garden these three years from scratch and put in trees and plants. I haven't planned the exact plants because I see things in the stores that I love all the time and can't resist. Why would i want to resist? 😻 My pomagranite tree was wide like yours but I took some of the base stems off so that it is now more narrow and fits my space better. I just planted in the same area a white peach. So my orchard is only two trees plus a butterfly bush and some star jasmine on the side of the house.... hahah!
I love that style of planting! It's the most fun! Thats a good idea about the pom tree. I might take some of the base stems off...
Janey, it's amazing how much you have planted and everything is growing so beautiful. Your garden has changed so much. It's just so beautiful. I love your channel. You are so amazing. ❤
I love all the unique plants you have. 😁❤️
Can I suggest that you call the garden bed where you planted the daffodils the “second chance” garden bed.
Oh noo! I planted over 100 summer drummer alliums and they all came up. Couldn’t imagine only 2 of them coming up. I learned about these plants from you and I’m excited for them to bloom. I’m definitely going to plant at least 100 more this fall.
Same! I'm going to plant as many as I can! We did a lot of soil moving in the area with installing the walkway. I think that had something to do with the poor performance.
I used heliotrope for the first time last year. I loved their deep purple color! I’ll be using them again this year.💜
If you plant ground cover Sedum, it will choke out your weeds, and they are beautiful. Love you
Janey, instead of herbicide, you can use boiling water or white vinegar to kill the weeds. Corn meal afterwards will keep the weeds down, but if you want to put other plants there, it will take six months for the soil to be ready. Corn meal is a natural root inhibitor.
Janey, your garden is looking beautiful. I think you might need a hoola hoe to help with your weeding. I always wondered how Garden Answer kept their weeds under control with such a big garden and then they mentioned they use a hoola hoe to cut out the weeds.
Looks like the plants are takin in well, pops of color all over, very nice😊
The Silver Bush Morning Glory might be better with a bit a dappled shade. I think in it's native Mediterranean it grows near the ocean so interior heat with full sun might not be the best for it.
Me again! I also wanted to say that i enjoy your post and that i have many of the same plants in my own garden...right down to the Deodar cedar tree which is at least 90 feet tall now!
I can't wait until mine is that big!
Just amazing! So much color already. Love, love, love. 💚Won’t using a weed killer like captain jack’s also kill your plants nearby? I’m always afraid of overspray or it leaching to the plants I want to keep. Weeds are such a pain but we all have them. Lol
If you are having to wait on moving the propane tank how about painting a bunny burrow scene on the front or on a board and post in front?
35:00 I love Gladiolus - they remind me of my Mom's garden, but from experience, I know that Tall Garden Phlox thrive in rocky soil as do Cosmos. If you're interested google 'list of perennials (or annuals or shrubs, etc.) that grow in rocky soil' and you may be amazed at the wide variety you'll find. And keep searching because nobody lists them all! Just giving everyone options to try on the cheap without amending the soil. Direct sowing seeds is a wonderful option for a limited budget. Native wildflowers are tough plants that will grow just about anywhere in full sun.
@@Shelovesflora I meant replacing the rocky soil with amended soil.
The idea for the exterior side of the front fence sounds exciting and pretty. 😂
You have a beautiful home and a gorgeous looking garden, everyday better than before! You go GIRL 🎉you have great taste and ideas 💡 keep doing you! I love watching you every single day. And keep learning and doing in my own garden. Thank you 😊
Maybe paint the propane tank the same color as the mulch ? It would blend in & disappear from a distance.
Your yard is really coming along. I can’t wait to see it in a few months. So much fun to watch your journey.
Yay for the normal gardens🎉
Keep that raised bed by the willow and add a pond!
Great idea. It was good to see the results
Hi Janey, have you thought about painting the propane tank the same black you used on the zigzag planter! I think it will kind of disappear or at least what ever you plant around will have a background wall 😊
I would love to but it's a rental!
What about plasti dip? It’s a paint that peels off when you get tired of it 🤷♂️ lol