Hi Garden Friends! Its October, but the garden doesn't care, the blooms keep coming! I have worked on adding continual color and blooms to my garden over the last couple of years, and its starting to pay off. I still have flowers blooming this late in the season. I'm so thankful for the gift of flowers in October. We have had a unseasonably warm week and I have had a chance to spend some time in the garden enjoying the remainder of the blooms. Sheffield Mums, Anemones, Asters, Monkshood, and Montauk daisies are among some of the last blooms in my garden. Any day now the first frost will come and it will all end for the season. But for now we enjoy what's left of the garden. What's still blooming in your October garden? Comment below 👇👇Thanks for watching - Steph 🌱(Gardening in Massachusetts zone 6b) #flowers #garden #gardening #plants #fall Videos Referenced: Tour my Japanese Maple Collection & DIY Japanese-Inspired Garden. Spring Garden Tour: • Tour my Japanese Maple Collection & D... NEW No Dig Flower Bed. BEST Cardboard For Sheet Mulching. Create a Garden Bed INSTANTLY: • NEW No Dig Flower Bed. BEST Cardboard... Gomphrena From Seed Summer & Fall Blooming Sun Loving, Drought Tolerant, & Deer Resistant Annual: • Gomphrena From Seed Summer & Fall Blo... ---------------------------------------------------------------------- My Amazon Store Where You Can Find Many of My Favorite Garden Items 👉 amzn.to/49F9RTU ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Plant supports I use on my taller plants like the Anemones shown in this video: amzn.to/3BY9o2Q
beautiful tour!! love your gardens so much. i have a angel trumpet, some of my roses . and a confederate rose blooming now. thank you so much for sharing your gardens with us. hope you have a great day!!!
Thank you for the video. You can overwinter Mezoo (Baby sun rose / Aptenia ) inside pretty successful. I did this last winter and going to do it this winter again.
Beautiful garden tour, please keep us updated on the MIZOO this was my 1st year using it and I love ❤️ it, I have so much i would love to overwinter, thank you ❤
Hi Steph 🌺. What a beauty in your garden . The Japanese Maple trees are gorgeous as the other plants . The fall color in your garden looks amazing . My plants that are still in bloom salvias ,depladenias and mandevillas , tecoma jasmie ,bougainvillea , blue daisy felicia amelloides ,hibiscus ,black eyed susan vine , solanum rantonnetii ,azalias ,begonias geranium , mums snapdragon and Angelonia American beauty berry, roses , baby sun rose petunias ,milkweeds ,vinca , violas and pancies, dahlias , dianthus , golden yellow brugmansia Angels trumpet , turnera ulmifolia , plumbago , morning glory ,senecio angulatus and its flowers smell like jasmine and almond flowers ... Have a wonderful day .🌺🌻🌺
Beautiful! Thanks for helping me give myself permission to get rid of the plants that aren't working and move on to something else. I'm also going to grow more cutting flowers and less veg in my veg garden. We have so many farms I can get tomatoes from instead of fighting with the birds and chipmunks every year.
Oh Steph this is just beautiful! I just started the video, and I'm already in awe of your garden and back yard. Cant wait to watch making my coffee now then onto the couch to enjoy this video! ❤
Your gardens are still beautiful, I love the Japanese maples & the gorgeous fall colors in the back. Did u plant the Gomphrena from seeds or starts in your front bed ?
Absolutely stunning and definitely one of my favorite gardens!! I still have some dahlias, zinnias and snapdragons blooming plus my hardy hibiscus just finished it's third flush 😊
Hi Michelle, Thank you so much for your kind words, and for watching💚So glad you also still have some blooms to enjoy this late int he season. A third flush?! WOW 🌺
Thank you for another great tour, your garden is so pretty in every season, Monks Hood is poisonous??? Yikes I have it in 2 spots in garden and gave some to my sister in law. I will remove it to keep my free range chickens safe .lv your tips about each plant, think I will be trying the whirlwind around my fountain as it gets alot of splash from birds , thinking thats why the echinacea plants not doing so well their.
Hi Jennie, Be very careful about removing it. There is probably some helpful information online about it. I'm researching this as well. The whirlwind would be a great choice for around a fountain. Coneflowers do prefer a dryer/more fast draining soil. I have coneflower in that bed as well, the hardier varieties do o.k. but I have lost some of the doubles and fancier ones due to the moisture.
My PW pink micro chip butterfly bush and all the lantana are still blooming. My gomphrena leaves turned yellow so I removed them a couple weeks ago, dried a ton of the flowers for decor ❤ however my cat loves chewing on them so had to put them up high so she can't reach them😂
Hi Christina! That's wonderful. Some of my gomphrena is just beginning to have yellow leaves. I'm also going to dry some of the flowers this year 🌱💚 Kitties are so curious.
I am in NE Oregon, same zone, and our local nursery won’t carry Japanese maples because “people don’t have enough shade, they are too expensive even at cost and hers died after 4 years”. I know there are some that are rated down to a zone 4, so maybe I need to hunt for that. Do you put lemon cypress in the ground? If so, what requirements do you give it?
Hi there, I don't have lemon cypress. However, we are in a zone 6b/7a, so thankfully maples do mostly well here. I have purchased many of my maples from Oregon and they get shipped here to Massachusetts. I always figured Oregon has the best maple growing conditions since so many are grown there, maybe in the southern region.
Hi Marcia, I'm in a zone 6b/7a. Last winter I used a winter shrub cover to offer it some protection from winter winds. It did fine, so if you have a sheltered location or south facing area perhaps in a micro climate by a foundation of a house etc, it may work just fine. Hope this helps.
@@HookedandRooted Ok great! I will get one and give it a try!! I do have a pretty protected south facing area! (Glen Arbor, Michigan) I will wait until spring to give it a good growing season! Thank you!!
I’m new to Autumn Joy Sedum plants. I recently bought a gallon pot from Home Depot. How often should I water it, it’s starting to turn yellow and the leaves are dropping. I’m watering twice a week and in zone 10B , SF Bay Area. Mid 60’s everyday with morning fog. Any advice would be appreciated. 🙏🏼Thanks
Hi Gracie, That sounds like what normally happens in Fall, the leaves yellowing and dropping. Perhaps take it back to once per week now. Just water deeply that one time. Then by next season, unless you have very long periods of drought, let the weather take care of things. They are very drought tolerant. Hope this helps.
Hi Garden Friends! Its October, but the garden doesn't care, the blooms keep coming! I have worked on adding continual color and blooms to my garden over the last couple of years, and its starting to pay off. I still have flowers blooming this late in the season. I'm so thankful for the gift of flowers in October. We have had a unseasonably warm week and I have had a chance to spend some time in the garden enjoying the remainder of the blooms. Sheffield Mums, Anemones, Asters, Monkshood, and Montauk daisies are among some of the last blooms in my garden. Any day now the first frost will come and it will all end for the season. But for now we enjoy what's left of the garden. What's still blooming in your October garden? Comment below 👇👇Thanks for watching - Steph 🌱(Gardening in Massachusetts zone 6b) #flowers #garden #gardening #plants #fall
Videos Referenced:
Tour my Japanese Maple Collection & DIY Japanese-Inspired Garden. Spring Garden Tour: • Tour my Japanese Maple Collection & D...
NEW No Dig Flower Bed. BEST Cardboard For Sheet Mulching. Create a Garden Bed INSTANTLY: • NEW No Dig Flower Bed. BEST Cardboard...
Gomphrena From Seed Summer & Fall Blooming Sun Loving, Drought Tolerant, & Deer Resistant Annual: • Gomphrena From Seed Summer & Fall Blo...
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My Amazon Store Where You Can Find Many of My Favorite Garden Items
👉 amzn.to/49F9RTU
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Plant supports I use on my taller plants like the Anemones shown in this video:
amzn.to/3BY9o2Q
Such a lovely video, Stephanie & George. You've worked so hard, and your living space is a beautiful blessing.
Thank you so much 🧡
I always enjoy watching your videos. They are informative, and your passion shines through. Thank you for sharing
Your garden is my favorite. I love all the Japanese maples and the large trees behind them as a back drop. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for your kind words Karen 🧡🍂🍁
beautiful tour!! love your gardens so much. i have a angel trumpet, some of my roses . and a confederate rose blooming now. thank you so much for sharing your gardens with us. hope you have a great day!!!
Everything is so beautiful and the leaves are falling would love to see a clean up video to keep up the good work
Thank you so much Barbara! I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. 🍂🍁
Absolutely beautiful!, Love the autumn colours.
Thank you so much Ana! 🍁🍂🧡
Hi Steph 👋 I sooo love your gardens and would like to thank you for sharing all your knowledge, information, and beauty. 😊
Hi there! Thank you so much for your kind words 🍂🍁🧡
Gorgeous!!! One word sums up your garden!❤❤❤
Hi Lisa, Thank you so much! It's my happy place 💚💚💚
Thank you for the video. You can overwinter Mezoo (Baby sun rose / Aptenia ) inside pretty successful. I did this last winter and going to do it this winter again.
Thank you so much for watching and for sharing your experience with Mezoo. 🌱
Gorgeous yard and I love how your blue dress stands out.
Thank you so much Meaghan 💚
Wow. Your garden is so pretty. I especially like your Japanese garden. 😊 thanks for the tour.
Thank you so much Linda! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour. 🍂🍁
Your gardens are looking great! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Rhonda, and thanks for watching! 🍂🍁
Love your videos. You make such good choices in plants and design.
Thank you so much for your kind words 🧡🍂🍁So glad you enjoy them 🥰
Thank you Steph and George. 🎃🍁💚🙃
Thank you so much for watching Judy! 💚
Beautiful garden tour, please keep us updated on the MIZOO this was my 1st year using it and I love ❤️ it, I have so much i would love to overwinter, thank you ❤
Hi Steph 🌺. What a beauty in your garden . The Japanese Maple trees are gorgeous as the other plants . The fall color in your garden looks amazing . My plants that are still in bloom salvias ,depladenias and mandevillas , tecoma jasmie ,bougainvillea , blue daisy felicia amelloides ,hibiscus ,black eyed susan vine , solanum rantonnetii ,azalias ,begonias geranium , mums snapdragon and Angelonia American beauty berry, roses , baby sun rose petunias ,milkweeds ,vinca , violas and pancies, dahlias , dianthus , golden yellow brugmansia Angels trumpet , turnera ulmifolia , plumbago , morning glory ,senecio angulatus and its flowers smell like jasmine and almond flowers ... Have a wonderful day .🌺🌻🌺
Hi Lina, Thank you so much! Wow! you have so much still blooming, that is so lovely. So much beauty for you to enjoy 🌱💚
Beautiful 🍂🍁🍂
Thank you so much! 🍂🍁🧡
that backyard! 🍁
Thank you so much! 🍂
Beautiful! Thanks for helping me give myself permission to get rid of the plants that aren't working and move on to something else. I'm also going to grow more cutting flowers and less veg in my veg garden. We have so many farms I can get tomatoes from instead of fighting with the birds and chipmunks every year.
Hi Pam, You are so welcome. Our gardens should bring us joy, not frustration 💚Thanks for watching.
Oh Steph this is just beautiful! I just started the video, and I'm already in awe of your garden and back yard. Cant wait to watch making my coffee now then onto the couch to enjoy this video! ❤
Thank you so much for having your coffee with me Darcey! I hope you enjoy the video 🍂🍁🧡
Impressive!!!
Thank you so much for watching 🍁🍂
Your gardens are still beautiful, I love the Japanese maples & the gorgeous fall colors in the back. Did u plant the Gomphrena from seeds or starts in your front bed ?
Rabbits ate my gomphrena, so not sure what I can do…one of my favs too!
Absolutely stunning and definitely one of my favorite gardens!! I still have some dahlias, zinnias and snapdragons blooming plus my hardy hibiscus just finished it's third flush 😊
Awesome, what zone are you in?
Hi Michelle, Thank you so much for your kind words, and for watching💚So glad you also still have some blooms to enjoy this late int he season. A third flush?! WOW 🌺
@@Warrior_Mom4 Indiana zone 6a.
@@HookedandRooted yes I was very surprised but loved it!
Try deadheading your bobo’s as they turn brown. Mine reflush after the heat of the summer here in NC.
Thanks for the tip!
Still growing in my garden are the marigolds I started from seeds.
I love Marigolds too! They are so easy to grow from seed. That's wonderful!
Thank you for another great tour, your garden is so pretty in every season, Monks Hood is poisonous??? Yikes I have it in 2 spots in garden and gave some to my sister in law. I will remove it to keep my free range chickens safe .lv your tips about each plant, think I will be trying the whirlwind around my fountain as it gets alot of splash from birds , thinking thats why the echinacea plants not doing so well their.
Hi Jennie, Be very careful about removing it. There is probably some helpful information online about it. I'm researching this as well. The whirlwind would be a great choice for around a fountain. Coneflowers do prefer a dryer/more fast draining soil. I have coneflower in that bed as well, the hardier varieties do o.k. but I have lost some of the doubles and fancier ones due to the moisture.
My PW pink micro chip butterfly bush and all the lantana are still blooming. My gomphrena leaves turned yellow so I removed them a couple weeks ago, dried a ton of the flowers for decor ❤ however my cat loves chewing on them so had to put them up high so she can't reach them😂
Hi Christina! That's wonderful. Some of my gomphrena is just beginning to have yellow leaves. I'm also going to dry some of the flowers this year 🌱💚 Kitties are so curious.
I’d love to find Sheffield pink
I'm happy to share some with you!
❤
I am in NE Oregon, same zone, and our local nursery won’t carry Japanese maples because “people don’t have enough shade, they are too expensive even at cost and hers died after 4 years”. I know there are some that are rated down to a zone 4, so maybe I need to hunt for that. Do you put lemon cypress in the ground? If so, what requirements do you give it?
Hi there, I don't have lemon cypress. However, we are in a zone 6b/7a, so thankfully maples do mostly well here. I have purchased many of my maples from Oregon and they get shipped here to Massachusetts. I always figured Oregon has the best maple growing conditions since so many are grown there, maybe in the southern region.
Hi, I love the Jazz hands plant but I am 6b. Do you think it will overwinter well since it says 7b-9? I would really like to try it. 😊
Hi Marcia, I'm in a zone 6b/7a. Last winter I used a winter shrub cover to offer it some protection from winter winds. It did fine, so if you have a sheltered location or south facing area perhaps in a micro climate by a foundation of a house etc, it may work just fine. Hope this helps.
@@HookedandRooted Ok great! I will get one and give it a try!! I do have a pretty protected south facing area! (Glen Arbor, Michigan) I will wait until spring to give it a good growing season! Thank you!!
I’m new to Autumn Joy Sedum plants. I recently bought a gallon pot from Home Depot. How often should I water it, it’s starting to turn yellow and the leaves are dropping. I’m watering twice a week and in zone 10B , SF Bay Area. Mid 60’s everyday with morning fog. Any advice would be appreciated. 🙏🏼Thanks
Hi Gracie, That sounds like what normally happens in Fall, the leaves yellowing and dropping. Perhaps take it back to once per week now. Just water deeply that one time. Then by next season, unless you have very long periods of drought, let the weather take care of things. They are very drought tolerant. Hope this helps.
@@HookedandRooted
Thanks Stephanie for your quick reply! I will follow your advice ☺️