A Stunning Blue & White Color Combination - You Can Create At Home
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- Join David as he examines a simple, yet stunning blue & white color combination of stylish color that's easy to create and enjoy at home.
Using just two hardy, outdoor and easy to grow varieties, this striking planting of perennial meadow sage and dwarf evergreen azaleas will take the breath away of all who see them, and bring many years of bright, colorful refinement to your home.
Learn about the plants and discover why these selections are reliable, easy to look after and rank amongst the top performers for our region.
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Salvia May Night - Salvia nemorosa ‘Mainacht’ (Meadow Sage)
Azalea ‘Helen Curtis’ PP# 2,837 - (Evergreen Azalea) 
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David, your gardens are just stunning. The bluish purple salvia with the white looks so beautiful. Happy to learn that they can be trimmed back and will flower again through the summer. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks, we are pleased to here you were able to catch this video.
Here's a link: ruclips.net/video/xAiRhpjvym8/видео.html to another of our videos (also on this channel) entitled "EASY Tips To Get The BEST From Perennial Meadow Sages" this will help you understand more and show you how they can be trimmed back to keep them bushier and reblooming better.
Also, here's another: ruclips.net/video/y36HC--cU1E/видео.html entitled "HOW TO Grow Gorgeous Evergreen Azaleas" that will help you with them too.
Now hopefully, you will be inspired to grow and enjoy these beauties too!
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Привет, Дэвид! Какой великолепный пейзаж, это превосходно выглядит снаружи, и так приятно смотреть на лужайку из окна! Словно легкая пена облачков среди небесной синевы. Как будто весеннее небо опрокинулось к вам под ноги! Действительно, простое и весьма впечатляющее сочетание!
Thank you for those kind, poetic words.
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Hi David . What a beautiful and amazing colors of azalia with meadow sagae(salvia ), the view of them is stunning . Have a wonderful day .🌿
Thanks. Yes it was too good to miss, I just had to take a few minutes to show everyone. Glad you were able to catch it.
Love this color combo!
Yes, its impressive. Nice and bright and easy to look after too.
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Absolutely gorgeous wow. I will definitely do this combo.
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Love this combo and actually planned on doing something similar along my driveway!
Yes, its pretty impressive isn't it. Glad to hear you like it too.
Be sure to keep us in the loop and let us know how your display turns out.
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@@OverdevestNurseries yes I’m subbed! Love the info always! 💐 I’m a sucker for purples and whites/creams
SO GORGEOUS. Thank you for sharing. I love the way you give a little bit of the history of the plants in your videos. Sadly, the evergreen azaleas that are supposed to be hardy here are winter killed in my zone 5B with temps down to MINUS 25 some winters. I grew them easily in other states where I've lived, but they are always winter killed here in this cold mountain area. They are some of the most stunning Spring bloomers. Maryland, D.C., and New Jersey gardens are ablaze with beautiful evergreen azaleas each Spring. I am definitely going to look for that variety of Salvia this weekend at the nursery. Salvias are some of the most beautiful but underused perennials and the pollinators love them. *Is this variety, Salvia May Night, also popular with pollinators?*
Thank you, great to hear from you again, we are pleased to hear you like this combination too.
We don't know for certain, but it has been reported that this selection is hardier and will take colder temperatures than many of the other evergreen azaleas. But of course that depends on other factors like shelter from wind exposure, site drainage etc., so your site might be just too cold for it.
In which case, you could possibly consider substituting it with another low growing white flowering item like say Deutzia Nikko: ruclips.net/video/2iwHPze6qXs/видео.html
It will be deciduous and a bit taller, but it (and other similar shrubs) would flower at about the same time to provide a similar effect.
Finally, we can confirm from our observations that May Night is popular with pollinating insects too.
Love it
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Beautiful. How much do you trim the salvia back?
Thanks for watching. Here's a link to another of our videos (also on this channel) entitled "EASY Tips To Get The BEST From Perennial Meadow Sages" that will help you see what to do and how to do it: ruclips.net/video/xAiRhpjvym8/видео.html
We hope this helps.
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I have the type of Silvia in my garden but they tend to flap over, not as straight as yours. Any tips?
Some selections are taller and "floppier", especially if they are grown in rich, moist soil. So, ease off on fertilization and if you have an automatic watering system - consider reducing the frequency of that too.
Also, here's a link: ruclips.net/video/xAiRhpjvym8/видео.html to another of our videos (also on this channel) entitled "EASY Tips To Get The BEST From Perennial Meadow Sages" this will help you understand more about the plants generally and show you how they can be trimmed back 3-4 times a year to keep them bushier and reblooming better. We hope this helps. Then when you get a chance be sure to scroll through the other (many) videos on this channel - for even more tips and information.
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My salvia looks beautiful this time of the year, but later in de season is falls over and you can see a hole in the middle of the plant how can I fix this from happening? Thanks
Here's a link to another of our videos (also on this channel) entitled "EASY Tips To Get The BEST From Perennial Meadow Sages" : ruclips.net/video/xAiRhpjvym8/видео.html that will show you what to do.
As David mentions in this video, if you trim them back regularly, you can keep them sturdy and bushier and producing crops of new flowers through the year (often 3, and sometimes 4 cycles). Some types tend to be taller and prone to flopping, so when you are visiting some of our partnering garden centers: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/ be sure to check out some of the shorter, sturdier selections, especially if you are planting them in containers or near the front of beds and borders.
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I would love the Helen Curtis! Do you know of any locations near Rochester, NY that carry them? Our zip code is 14589.
Thanks for reaching out to us. If you go to the retailer locator on our website: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/ and put in your zip code, it will pull up all the places that carry our plants. The plant experts there, they should be able to help you. FYI, here's what came up when we entered the zip code you mentioned......
Wayside Garden Center
124 Pittsford-Palmyra Road
Macedon, NY, 14502
585-223-1222
Bristol's Garden Center
7454 Victor-Pittsford Road
Victor, NY, 14564
585-924-2274
Van Putte Gardens
136 North Avenue
Rochester, NY, 14626
585-225-7770
Green Acre Farm & Nursery, Inc
3456 Latta Road
Rochester, NY, 14612
585-227-0510
The Garden Factory
2126 Buffalo Road
Rochester, NY, 14624
585-247-6236
Ontario Orchards
7735 Route 104
Oswego, NY, 13126
315-343-6328
Dickman Farms Garden Ctr
13 Archie Street
Auburn, NY, 13021
315-253-3030
Palmiter's Garden Nursery
2675 Avon Geneseo Road
Avon, NY, 14414
585-226-3073
Chuck Hafner's Farmers Market & Garden Center
7265 Buckley Road
North Syracuse, NY, 13212
315-458-2231
@OverdevestNurseries So far Macedon and Victor do not carry them. This is sad.
They are all telling me this information is false.
Will those do well in South Louisiana?
Not sure about that! Our experience with it, only extends to its performance here in our Mid Atlantic and Northeastern region where we know it excels. So we would defer to what your local garden center and nursery people can relate.
A quick check suggests that it has a upper heat zone level of USDA Zone 8, so it may be OK if that is your zone, and you plant it in shady spot. But again, checking with your local experts would be a wise course of action. Sorry we can't be of more help.
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BLUE????
Its a kind of purplish-blue! Well maybe more purple, than blue...
Hopefully (and humbly), you will pardon the generalization. 🙏
Blue (true blue), is one of the choicest colors in the plant spectrum, and very special when we come across it, but even this deep dramatic color is eye catching, and one that we hope others will be able to enjoy too.
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