June Garden Tour in Central Texas
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Join me on a tour of my Zone 8b garden in central Texas! I'll show you some of my favorite Texas native plants and share tips for gardening in this region. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, I hope that this garden inspires you!
In this video, there are lots of Texas natives and well adaptive plants including: autumn sage, turk's cap, american beauty berry, red yucca, magnolia, gaura, pineapple guava, Nolina, catmint, texas redbud, zexmenia, sunflowers, texas lantana, mealy blue sage, crossvine, whale’s tongue agave, wright’s skullcap, pink skullcap, purple coneflower, lemon beebalm, katies dwarf ruellia, larkspur, coreopsis, inland sea oats, cedar sage, and japanese maple.
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Natalie, you are such a sunshine 🌞 😊of healthy gardening 👩🌾 knowledge. I’m infatuated 😍 🥰 ❤ with your Garden 🪴.
Thanks Will!
Oh, your greenhouse makes me want to cry. Texas gardening can be heartbreaking at times:( You have the right attitude though...you can't let it beat you! It might make way for transition and new inspiration! On a different note, all of your plants and landscaping look beautiful! I especially love all of your colorful bee balm and pops of yellow throughout!
You’re so right on just sticking with it. July and august are usually my struggle months but these storms set it in motion early. I’m just going to have to be ok that things don’t look like I want them to…for now. Appreciate the solidarity and kind words! This is my first year with bee balm and now I’m planning on more.🙌
swallowtail, yay!
So many gardeners don't like yellow, but I love it like you do! I just indoor sowed some Mexican mint marigold! I always love your tours, and how honest you are with your fails or challenges. Can't wait to see how your space transforms. 💚
I understand the Mexican mint marigold is used for cooking and tastes like tarragon. I’ve yet to try it but it sure is pretty 😍
Where did you find pineapple guava plant?
@@shirleywilhelm1495 I got mine from Grizzly’s nursery in Nolanville. I think most local nurseries would carry them. I didn’t see any at the big box nurseries like Lowe’s.
Beautiful garden and lovely pot, They are the bees knees.
Howdy Ireland! Thanks for stopping by and for the kind words! 😊
I'm in Austin and I have a huge Sunflower volunteer that has grown in the middle of my purple Salvia too! 😅 I love your channel and your garden. Thank you for sharing!
Hey Austin! Always good to see a fellow central Texan in the comment thread! I’m so glad you enjoyed the tour and channel. I’m such a “tidy” gardener (every plant in its place) that sometimes I forget the charm volunteer wildflowers bring. I’m learning to let plants tell you where they want to be. These volunteer sunflowers have brought me such unexpected joy🌻
Thank you for the captivating garden tour. It occurred to me that I have to get with the program and double my efforts to bring my garden to a level like yours. Very beautiful garden. I will Follow your lead. Best wishes.
Thank-you for stopping by and taking the time to offer up some encouragement! It is appreciated 😊
I’m in central Texas too. Parts are now considered zone 9a with the recent zone updates. American Beauty Berries can get pretty big, but make a wonderful addition! Love your update!
Hey neighbor! Thanks for stopping by! I had heard the USDA hardiness zone map was updated. It feels like central Texas is all over the place with the zones! After last summer I just knew we’d shifted, but my zip code is still 8b(until July/august 😝). I hope I gave that beauty berry enough room🫣
Thanks for the tour! Your gardens are so nicely laid out and pretty. we have been getting hit hard with the wind too, A huge branch of my neighbor tree fell on my shade garden and almost took out my greenhouse. Now my shade garden is a sun garden. Always something!
Hey Joan! Sorry to hear about the tree. In my mind you’re a garden engineer, so I know you’ll adapt and overcome. Will you move your shade plants?
@@theplantninja-texasgardener i did move the hydrangea's. i may end up putting shade cloth up in July and August.
Thank you for a great tour! Your garden is always such an inspiration and is so beautiful! I am working on the native butterfly garden that I put in at my old summer camp in Navasota, Texas this week, and I planted a couple of things (even though it’s June!) That I saw in your garden and chose for this one.
Goodness, I knew that hailstorm was horrible, and I saw your last video, but seeing it again in a little clip in this video, just makes my heart stop all over again. I would have burst into tears! I would have been like that meme of the dog just holding a coffee cup, and saying, “everything is fine” when it is completely surrounded by fire. Everything has bounced back so beautifully, I can hardly believe that was just a few weeks ago!
I just put a video up this week and in the heat of the moment, got the name of your RUclips channel wrong when I mentioned it. I’m so sorry! 😖😖😖 I am a bad garden nerd friend lol. 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️ I did put it in the description and I hope others will find you as well, because you have so much wisdom! Have a great week and stay cool out there.😊
Hello sweet Jo! I definitely was overly optimistic after the storm first happened. I shot a quick reel saying “all is well!” Except it wasn’t…I may have had just a little denial😆 I’m so glad you find the videos informative and inspiring because sometimes I think I might be droning on about stuff everyone already knows😝 Also, I definitely consider that a big compliment because I love your beautiful, lush, and thoughtfully placed landscape. My stuff is still pretty sparse so I’m dreaming of the day my landscape fills in as beautifully as yours has. Don’t you sweat the name mix up! Happy you thought to give me a shoutout! Appreciate your kindness greatly my fellow garden nerd🙌
I have Peter’s Purple and the color is super vivid, been wanting bee balm forever.
I definitely want some Peter’s purple! Did you see that Russian sage?! They’re hanging in there despite our heavy rains.
Thank you
You’re most welcome!
If you pull the bloom off the Turks Cap, you can suck the nectar from the end. It is sweet, like honey. My grandson waits for them to bloom each year to steal the honey from the bees. Your garden is beautiful. You have some wonderful Texas plants.
I’ve got about 4 blooms. Trying this with my kiddos later. Thank-you!
Good morning 🌞
Thank you for the tour. I am a little north of you, and yes, all that water really reeked havoc on my new natives too. Many are yellow at the base, ans some just drowned. I have had to dig a long trench to get the mini lake to drain. Also have brought in 4 cubic yards of compost to build things up…it has been a teaching of my garden with all these storms.
Sorry to see you lost your green house. But looking forward to a new season of how your garden will evolve!
Hello my friend! I’m so grateful our lakes are full here but definitely don’t want one in my yard😝 This past year I’ve really been consistent with adding expanded shale when I install my natives and it might be why some have hung on despite my clay soil. Will you add a French drain? This gardener is close to Austin and he did his own: ruclips.net/video/JsV4fFDxM9s/видео.htmlsi=Dqr-eAzVnGXueKd2
Sounds like you are adapting and overcoming🙌
Verry pretty
Thank-you! It’s coming along despite all the storms we’ve had😝
I"m so sorry about your hail damage! With your talent, things will be looking how you wish in no time.
I do appreciate that! I’m keeping a positive attitude and reminding myself that the garden doesn’t need to be perfect to be enjoyed😊
So happy the plants survived!
You seem to gravitate towards yellow, and I find myself always with pinks and purples lol
I immediately went to look for the Bulbine just to learn deer love them ... ugh
Ugh... your green house! 😖 sad, but.... we never give up!
Hey Martha! Despite all the damage I’m keeping a positive outlook💗I’m not sure if you’re interested but I heard that the deer don’t like pineapple guava! www.ediblelandscapingmadeeasy.com/2011/12/21/pineapple-guava-a-great-shrub-for-your-edible-landscape/
@@theplantninja-texasgardener I will try that, so far the Rosemary smell (and parts of a Rosemary that dried from the winter) have been keeping them away! But right now I have around 6 pregnant deer, or maybe 4 and 2 babies - the fun never ends! lol I will check the link, and let me tell you, I love your videos, even the ones where stuff doesn't go as expected.... super informative and , as the movie said, just keep swimming!
It's been a wild weather season in Texas, right? We've had tons of wind and rain here in Houston. Definitely keeping me on my toes. What kind of mulch do you use?
It sure has! I know I got off easy. I heard folks were without power for days in Houston. We also had a couple of tornadoes east of the county. I hope your garden is recovering well. I’m currently using a hardwood mulch I usually buy by the yard from my landscape supplier.
Can I get a one on one personal tour of your garden?
You just let me know when🙌
How di you keep from having weeds come up through your rocks?
I primarily just pull weeds after a rain or use my weed torch along my granite pathway/garden area. I haven’t been a huge fan of weed barrier as i feel it negatively interferes with water/soil management.
@@theplantninja-texasgardener i agree. I won't use weed barriers.
@@lisaawild don’t get me wrong…I have some barrier in a few my garden beds now. Had to learn the hard way😂