Both beds are really beautiful the mixing of the plants are cohesive yet different. The euphoria you added to the bed on the left affect the balance a little bit. To me, one corner appears crowded and the opposite has only a rock
Is always nice to have a home with a garden. Wish we have lovely weather to grow succulents and cacti outside all year round. Unfortunately i only grow evergreen plants. I really love your giant Euphorbia’s. When you guys move again you have to dig out those plants from the flower beds.
Hi Shy! I just love how your beds have the contrast of cacti and flowers. You are an artist! Really coming together! I love how you removed the boards to give a better view of the bed.
@the.morning.chorus Because you deserve it, Shy! You always give your all and it shows in the beauty you create. Have a wonderful week! MY week always begins with a smile when I can start by viewing a new upload from The Morning Chorus! ❤️
Looking fantastic! It’s great fun to create new beds. Your plant combinations are inspiring. I saw a great tip recently- to visit garden centres each month to see what is flowering so you get interest all year. I have been gardening for many years and I am amazed at all the new varieties that get released. I have visited a lot of nurseries lately as I am creating new garden beds - I went to Plants Plus and realised they don’t have the tube stock like they used to. I do find Bunnings is good value.
Oh my god that is a GREAT tip!! I heard somewhere that people generally design their gardens for spring, but it sounds like important to me that there’s something of interest all year round. Thanks for sharing!
Your white euphorbia looks like Diamond Frost -- which is just a brand name. I love that you are mixing with compatibles. So many desert plants are annuals or ephemerals. It's fun to work with them and let them come and go with the seasons. Should you not dead head your coneflower, or are you letting it go to seed? The seedlings like to establish in cool weather. So you might start to see seedlings pop up over your winter.
I’m having a ball thinking of combinations I haven’t been able to try before! I just haven’t gotten round to dead heading the echinacea yet. That’s usually a chore I’ll procrastinate with. Having only gardened with succulents in containers letting something go to seed is so new to me!
We have an echinopsis/trichocereus that looks similar, but it’s not specifically the flying saucer type. I’d love to get one though, the pink flowers are beautiful!
Happy Sunday because your video comes out. You are doing an amazing job Shy and Tim. The garden beds are looking amazing. The saliva Aztec Blue was that from Bunnings? Absolutely beautiful and now I have to have one. I am planning on going to Roraima next Sunday to buy some plants because I've made some space and now it's empty. Roraima may have a Salvia Aztec Blue. I look forward to seeing what you have been up to in your next video.
Thank you Maryanne and happy Sunday to you too! Salvia Aztec Blue is indeed from Bunnings- go get 'em! Ohh enjoy your visit to Roraima, how wonderful that it's an easy trip for you! Hope you find some treasures!
Your raised plant beds are beautiful. You have a unique way of organizing your cacti & succulents that makes your raised beds stand out!
Aw, thank you so much Maria! So happy I get to share them on youtube!
Both beds are really beautiful the mixing of the plants are cohesive yet different. The euphoria you added to the bed on the left affect the balance a little bit. To me, one corner appears crowded and the opposite has only a rock
Thanks so much! You are right but I am also waiting to see how the salvia grows. It’s likely that I’ll move more plants around as they grow.
It all looks so lovely! In ground planting has allowed you to go to a new high level! So happy for you!
Oh thanks so much for your encouraging words Julie! It’s exciting to be able to try new things!
Your planters came out nice.
Thank you George!
Is always nice to have a home with a garden. Wish we have lovely weather to grow succulents and cacti outside all year round. Unfortunately i only grow evergreen plants. I really love your giant Euphorbia’s. When you guys move again you have to dig out those plants from the flower beds.
Thank you so much Mandi! Yes indeed, we have our work cut out for us when we move!
Just beautiful your garden beds are spectacular yes the rock Tim found looks great!
Thank you Maria! Yes the rock was a surprise find at the back of the garden!
Hi Shy! I just love how your beds have the contrast of cacti and flowers. You are an artist! Really coming together! I love how you removed the boards to give a better view of the bed.
You are always so supportive and encouraging Molly! Thank you! 💕
@the.morning.chorus Because you deserve it, Shy! You always give your all and it shows in the beauty you create. Have a wonderful week! MY week always begins with a smile when I can start by viewing a new upload from The Morning Chorus! ❤️
@@mollys1584 Aw Molly you are the SWEETEST!!! Thank you for always cheering me on! 💕 Have a beautiful week!!
Looking fantastic! It’s great fun to create new beds. Your plant combinations are inspiring. I saw a great tip recently- to visit garden centres each month to see what is flowering so you get interest all year. I have been gardening for many years and I am amazed at all the new varieties that get released.
I have visited a lot of nurseries lately as I am creating new garden beds - I went to Plants Plus and realised they don’t have the tube stock like they used to. I do find Bunnings is good value.
Oh my god that is a GREAT tip!! I heard somewhere that people generally design their gardens for spring, but it sounds like important to me that there’s something of interest all year round. Thanks for sharing!
Your raised beds are looking gorgeous 💕😀🇨🇦
Thank you so much Linda!
You're progressing much faster than I thought you would, and it looks beautiful. I can just imagine how stunning your yard will look when you're done!
Eileen!! Thank you so much! It’ll be a while before the plants settle in properly but I look forward to seeing how everything grows!
My Euphorbia is the same variety and is a lease 80cm high, easy to cut back and grows like anything! All your plants plantings look lovely!
80cm! I better keep that in check then. Thanks Francke, hope you are having a great weekend!
Easy to prune
Looking nice !! Lizard love pórtulacaria flower !
Thank you so much Cecilia!
Look forward to your videos every week! Great job 🎉
Thank you so much!! I’m glad you’re enjoying them ☺️
I really love to watch your videos, I am excited to see when you post😊
@@marjoriewilson9628 Thank you so much Marjorie! 💕
Your white euphorbia looks like Diamond Frost -- which is just a brand name. I love that you are mixing with compatibles. So many desert plants are annuals or ephemerals. It's fun to work with them and let them come and go with the seasons.
Should you not dead head your coneflower, or are you letting it go to seed? The seedlings like to establish in cool weather. So you might start to see seedlings pop up over your winter.
I’m having a ball thinking of combinations I haven’t been able to try before! I just haven’t gotten round to dead heading the echinacea yet. That’s usually a chore I’ll procrastinate with. Having only gardened with succulents in containers letting something go to seed is so new to me!
Planting is addictive 😂❤😂
Certainly is! An addiction I’m 100% ok with 😃🌵🌵💕
Thats a big slice of heaven! So beautiful! Do you have a flying saucer cactus? One would look stunning in your bed.
We have an echinopsis/trichocereus that looks similar, but it’s not specifically the flying saucer type. I’d love to get one though, the pink flowers are beautiful!
Happy Sunday because your video comes out. You are doing an amazing job Shy and Tim. The garden beds are looking amazing. The saliva Aztec Blue was that from Bunnings? Absolutely beautiful and now I have to have one. I am planning on going to Roraima next Sunday to buy some plants because I've made some space and now it's empty. Roraima may have a Salvia Aztec Blue. I look forward to seeing what you have been up to in your next video.
Thank you Maryanne and happy Sunday to you too! Salvia Aztec Blue is indeed from Bunnings- go get 'em! Ohh enjoy your visit to Roraima, how wonderful that it's an easy trip for you! Hope you find some treasures!
@@the.morning.chorus thank you so much for your videos, I always learn something
Do you ever get root mealybugs?
We did once, at our old place, but it was just restricted to 1 pot. I haven't seen them in my current garden.