Moving Feverfew, Pruning Rosemary + Planting Summer Bulbs // Cottoverdi
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- Today I'm moving some feverfew that is swamping my roses, and moving a mystery shrub/tree. I also need to give my rosemary a long-overdue prune and Richard helped me to plant the Peacock Orchids.
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I now know what is missing in my life ! It’s a Richard ! Great video as always .💐
🤣 He is a blessing 🥰
I love the peacock orchid, they smell heavenly and well worth the trouble of digging up each fall and storing where I live 🇨🇦
Yes, they really do smell wonderful! And, 'hi' to you in Canada - we LOVE Canada 🥰🇨🇦🍁⛰️
Another enjoyable video, thank you Annette. Looking forward to seeing your bulbs in flower.
Thanks so much Penelope. 😊🌸
Another vlog of viewing enjoyment 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much 😊😁
Though I've been gardening 40+ years, I'm always learning. Good tip on pruning the rosemary - I have one about 5 ft tall and 4 ft wide near a path that I just trim whenever its branches get in the way. And I have a few Peacock orchids planted but never knew they were scented! Enjoying your videos.
Thanks Rosemary (Great name by the way!). 😊
Feverfew seeds itself everywhere in my garden- usually in the most awkward of places and I invariably have to move it. Such a pretty flower to add to bouquets though, that I can forgive it. I took rosemary cuttings from a friends shrub, late last Autumn. I think they've taken. I am s bit worried to turn out the pot though, just in case they don't have enough root yet. I have my potted gladioli bulbs to plant out on my allotment but no idea when I will have he time as my dahlias are taking up a lot of my tim and pricking out/potting on the Summer annuals. Really pleased with most things as it was a slow start to the spring. The peonies and roses are looking exciting- they should be full of colour in a week or so 🙂Thanks for a great video, Annette. Happy gardening 🙂
Hi Be, thanks for your support. It's so wonderful to know that we 'gardeners' are all doing very similar things in our gardens and it feels like a lovely friendly community and I love chatting with you about it. Thank you for joining in 🥰
I plant my peacock orchids in a window box on my deck. I've begun planting my annuals out too, The temps have been in the 20C's here. Happy gardening! Bonny
Hi Bonny, it sounds like your weather is warming up. How lovely. Do you find you need to stake the Peacock Orchids in the window boxes? They grow quite tall for me - about 1m high. 😊
@@cottoverdi Mine are tall too but I plant them close together and they don't need staking.
@@richbishop7896 Oh, ok. That's good to know. Thanks Bonny xx
Try removing the “candles” new growth from the spruce, this will help size control it, I think it’s fabulous. Just a suggestion for you.
Ah, thanks Tina! I really appreciate the tip - I didn't know you could do that. 😊👍🏼
What is the name of the lovely smelling white bulb? As always I learn a lot from you.
Hi Sally, I think you're talking about the Peacock Orchid (Acidanthera murielae (syn. Gladiolus)) 😊
Great video, Annette. You have so much knowledge! Just out of interest: do you come from a horticultural background?
Thanks Elie, no, no formal training at all - just a LOT of practice, 1000's of mistakes, and hours of research. I just love gardening so much that I find it easy to learn new things. It's all so interesting.