You do a wonderful job with your garden and videos. After 20 years of digging and spraying trumpet vine out of the lawn and garden, I hope you don't regret planting yours 😮
Don't be insecure! You do a great job narrating and your garden is absolutely gorgeous! Bella and Willow are sweet little things. I leave my Heuchera blooms on for most of the time. I love their light, airy and graceful blooms blowing gently in the wind while leaning over my walkways. Zone 6b here, Missourian neighbor! I name my plants lolz. I'm goofy! My choco lab eats the grass and coughs it up also... sometimes inside the house. She desires some of my ornamental grasses once in a while lolz
Finally a Kansas helper. I’m in very south west/central, they can’t decide🤔 The wind with no fence protection for me. Cattle / farming country. I’ve been struggling for 29 years and only the beautiful wildflower gardens have worked. Love to see beautiful gardens and you have really made one.
Love your trellis for your climbing hydrangea. I have 4 of them and they are a wonderful climber. You’ll be so happy to have this record of your garden. I just started vlogging a couple years ago and love seeing the transformation of my garden 🪴 Beautiful garden!
Your garden is beautiful; a real showpiece for a new, self-taught gardener; as many of us are. I'm glad it brings you so much satisfaction and joy. Thanks for sharing. See you again soon... 👋🏾
So, so sorry for your loss! That’s a beautiful thing you and your family did for Moxie. Had to put my fur baby down last February and I still cry every day. Very painful. Love your Boxers. I got so sad when you mentioned Moxie, I forgot the main reason that I’m here, It’s your garden. Thanks for sharing. It’s beautiful
It is 5 am and I am on the couch watching RUclips garden vids b4 the house wakes up. I want u to know I risked waking a very needy Old English Bulldog to climb the creaky stairs to get my phone to subscribe to your new channel. I know a good deal about plants and have had gardens for many years and watch alot of vids for inspiration but yours goes beyond so much of what I have seen .... it is an oasis of individuality in a sea of sameness. I was popping popcorn for a nice long vid when it abruptly ended.... I know most people don't watch long vids but as Summer moves in maybe do a long one? I am excited to have found your labor of love and look forward to whatever u decide to share. Be confident! You're amazing and so is your oasis!
I enjoy your videos and your yard is awesome. The one small thing you do that is really appreciated is you say where you are and the Zone. I wish more garden videos would do that at the beginning of their videos.
Gorgeous! Don't be insecure, you're doing great. I've seen tons of high-end folks and their gardens. Yours is on-par, to be sure! :) Keep it up if you enjoy it. And though honeysuckle are "invasive" many of us know and love the smell of it from a very young age onwards. :) I have it in my yard. I just make sure it doesn't go crazy.
I too love the honeysuckle, I just discovered a white Japanese variety growing in a crepe myrtle tree, I didn't even know the crepe myrtle was there until it blossomed...
Amazing 🤩 video! Keep them coming! More tours and ideas. Maybe record one of your DIY’s? I really like all the work you did. I’m a new gardener with over 4000 square foot to work with. You inspired me to do so much more. Thanks again. All the way from 🇨🇦
I just discover your channel. This is the first video I watch. Norman Oklahoma here 🙋♀️. I do lots of research too. I just started last March. Lovey garden.
Oh wow, I am SO glad you decided to film this, Thank you so much for sharing! I love everything and when you mentioned where the name comes from it made me teared up a little, I also have a boxer and he is freaking amazing!
Enjoyed this tour and appreciated all the beauty, as well as the commentary on the plants you've chosen - looking forward to seeing more from you soon.
Great garden! Enjoyable video! Laura on garden answer stops and pulls her weeds during a video presentation so it's okay. Pull the weeds if necessary. Lol 😆 Update us. Maybe do one once a week or every 2 weeks and show us how they're growing. 👍👍👍
It is good that you have added different shades of green to your garden especially the lime colors because like you said, a swatch of the same green color does not allow each plant to stand out form the others. Your garden has shaped up nicely and I hope you add tons of mums and ornamental cabbage this fall.
First of all you do a great job with your videos. I didn’t do my first RUclips video until I was almost 68 in 2016. I am not tech savvy at all so it’s a miracle I got those first ones done. I would have thought you had been doing videos for years. I love your garden tours. You have a great variety of plants. Our climbing hydrangea didn’t take off and bloom until it was 6 or 7 years old. Also you have one of the nicest patches of Ajuga I have seen. We are in Southwest Virginia Zone 7 and right now we really need some rain❤️😊❤️
So sweet!! Thank you for the kind words!!! I will gladly ship this rain your way. I am excited to see the hydrangea down the road make a home out of the trellis. Thank you again!!
Hey! I’m watching your video now for the first time and I absolutely LOVE your garden. You have got a real gift. I’m subscribing and hope to see more of your walk and talk plant tours. So pretty! I just started a channel for my garden too (zone 8b southeast AL), My Southern Garden. Thanks for the tour!
Also you do a great job on your delivery and I enjoy your talking about the plants. Personally I don’t care that much when people just show their face in gardening videos. I really enjoy getting a look at the plants. That’s what I try to do on my little walkabouts too.
We have a lot of he same plants, I LOVE my golden privet as well...Actually some of my cornflowers are staring to bloom as well, I don't know if the early spring warmth tricked them into it..Yes please another tour soon, I would love to see your moon-arch area.. I just subbed and I thank you again for making this video!
Took our climbing white hydrangea about ten years to take off. Now I am asking why we thought it was such a good idea as it is as difficult to pull off the house as English ivy. The runners sneak under the mulch and start running up the foundation block. If it gets to the siding it will ruin it. The main plant is eight feet away from the house!! We do however LOVE our ajuga! Great garden, just subbed!
Your garden is fabulous! I have a 8 year old burning bush that has turned into the most beautiful specimen tree. My husband trimmed the bottom up into tree form. Its probably 8 ft tall. It’s a show stopper year round especially in the fall. You might want to move yours before it gets too big. Isn’t gardening the best? Looking forward to more videos!
I couldn't agree more!!! We have the best hobbie and community. Yeah I can't wait for my burning bush to get to the point when I can tree form it. Thank you for subscribing to my channel.
Loved your garden tour and your encouraging words for newbie gardners😊. Just curious, what was the tall flowering bush that was near the 2nd gaura that you showed? Loved the combination.
What an amazing garden AND story! I’ve been binging on your videos and everything is so lovely. I have some questions lol. Do you ever see snakes around the water😳? Also, I’d love to know what your 9-5 job is. Guess I’m just a nosy 73-yr old grandma. Anyway, I’m thoroughly enjoying your videos!!! Great work!!
You have a beautiful garden, everything has a purpose and function. Your culverts and drains and the pond and stream are there to divert the water from your house and they also are stunning. Did you build your moon entry or is it a purchase. I’m about to start on one and I would be more than happy if it ended up looking half as good as the one you have. Your videos are great as well.
I think that it is very interesting if you do go off script because there are many channels where the owners tell you every plant they have, I love to see the overall view of a garden and all the quirky ideas people have. Maybe you could do that sort of thing just for something a little different from every one else. Thanks for sharing your garden with us.
Love your pathways, and your mix of trees, evergreen bushes, and plants! Is this whole garden fairly new, or did you have some things there when you moved in, and have added to it beautifully? I’m in Michigan, zone 5, so it’s fun to see what grows as perennials, farther south, vs more north. I enjoyed your video! 👍🏻🌼🌸🌺
A beautiful garden and some amazing plants. I am from the uk in Yorkshire and we had rain every day in May. Your hostas are so healthy looking do you get troubled by slugs? Looking forward to seeing more videos.
We just used our chainsaw and reciprocating saws to separate some six by sixes. The chainsaw was fast and worked well for cutting the wood. The reciprocating saw has different blades of size and for material type. They are good for pruning larger limbs and cutting metal nails screws etc. They are more versatile for the garden and make cutting up limbs for mulch easier, too. Hope that helps. Note: as a reminder railroad ties are treated so take care where you put them and be careful around the sawdust.
There is a section as you walk through the gate off the boardwalk that are railroad ties. I used a chainsaw to cut them. The other border are fence post of different widths. Hope that helps.
What an amazing garden...hard to believe you are new to gardening. Check out Y Garden for a amazing video of her climbing Hydrangea. It's in full bloom...stunning and huge.
Your garden is what I aspire to one day have in my yard. I’m sure you’ve said this at some point, but how long have you been working on this whole space?
I planted a trumpet vine over 30 years ago and can't get rid of it. It was removed but keeps randomly popping up everywhere. I wouldn't recommend a trumpet vine to anyone.
The worst gardening mistake I ever made was planting some “wild” trumpet vine at the base of a hackberry tree in my back yard some 30 years ago because I knew hummingbirds liked them and I like hummingbirds. Well, after casually fighting this atrocious thug all these years, I decided to make a concerted effort to rid my yard of this beast that comes up literally everywhere within 20’+/- of where it was planted. And if the invasiveness of it wasn’t enough, it has climbed roughly 30 feet into the tree top so I don’t t even get to see its blooms not to mention any hummingbirds... Sure wish I had heeded the warnings I was given way back then. I certainly would hate to see your lovely yard spoiled by such an onerous plant. I wonder if it can be contained somehow like bamboo?
You do a wonderful job with your garden and videos.
After 20 years of digging and spraying trumpet vine out of the lawn and garden, I hope you don't regret planting yours 😮
Don't be insecure! You do a great job narrating and your garden is absolutely gorgeous! Bella and Willow are sweet little things. I leave my Heuchera blooms on for most of the time. I love their light, airy and graceful blooms blowing gently in the wind while leaning over my walkways. Zone 6b here, Missourian neighbor! I name my plants lolz. I'm goofy! My choco lab eats the grass and coughs it up also... sometimes inside the house. She desires some of my ornamental grasses once in a while lolz
A-Mazing! Can’t wait for you to tour the rest of the gardens!! ... oh ... I don’t mind long videos of beautiful gardens at all 😊
Finally a Kansas helper. I’m in very south west/central, they can’t decide🤔 The wind with no fence protection for me. Cattle / farming country. I’ve been struggling for 29 years and only the beautiful wildflower gardens have worked. Love to see beautiful gardens and you have really made one.
Thank you!!
I love the dainty blooms of coral bells. I always keep mine on
Love your trellis for your climbing hydrangea. I have 4 of them and they are a wonderful climber. You’ll be so happy to have this record of your garden. I just started vlogging a couple years ago and love seeing the transformation of my garden 🪴 Beautiful garden!
THANK YOU!!!
Your garden is beautiful; a real showpiece for a new, self-taught gardener; as many of us are. I'm glad it brings you so much satisfaction and joy. Thanks for sharing. See you again soon... 👋🏾
Thank you!!
Your garden is beautiful, Thanks for sharing, Please give us more,
So, so sorry for your loss! That’s a beautiful thing you and your family did for Moxie. Had to put my fur baby down last February and I still cry every day. Very painful. Love your Boxers. I got so sad when you mentioned Moxie, I forgot the main reason that I’m here, It’s your garden. Thanks for sharing. It’s beautiful
So sweet you are! Sorry for your loss as well!
I’m in southern Maine and my climbing hydrangea finally started blooming after 7 years
It's a long wait but im sure it will be beautiful when it shows out. Happy for you!!
Your garden is lovely but your hardscape is amazing! You're very talented and have an artistic eye. Thanks for sharing your space. 😊🌺🌞
Thank you!!!
Thank you for sharing your garden. You have great ideas and I really like your combination of perennials!
It is 5 am and I am on the couch watching RUclips garden vids b4 the house wakes up. I want u to know I risked waking a very needy Old English Bulldog to climb the creaky stairs to get my phone to subscribe to your new channel. I know a good deal about plants and have had gardens for many years and watch alot of vids for inspiration but yours goes beyond so much of what I have seen .... it is an oasis of individuality in a sea of sameness. I was popping popcorn for a nice long vid when it abruptly ended.... I know most people don't watch long vids but as Summer moves in maybe do a long one? I am excited to have found your labor of love and look forward to whatever u decide to share. Be confident! You're amazing and so is your oasis!
What a beautiful soul you are!!! Thank you!!!
I enjoy your videos and your yard is awesome. The one small thing you do that is really appreciated is you say where you are and the Zone. I wish more garden videos would do that at the beginning of their videos.
Gorgeous! Don't be insecure, you're doing great. I've seen tons of high-end folks and their gardens. Yours is on-par, to be sure! :) Keep it up if you enjoy it. And though honeysuckle are "invasive" many of us know and love the smell of it from a very young age onwards. :) I have it in my yard. I just make sure it doesn't go crazy.
Thank you!!
Love the old wheels, stumps, metal.... you've brought almost every element into your garden!
I too love the honeysuckle, I just discovered a white Japanese variety growing in a crepe myrtle tree, I didn't even know the crepe myrtle was there until it blossomed...
Such a beautiful garden. Glad I found your chancel. Love long videos of beautiful gardens & you’ve done an amazing job. Thanks for the tour
Thank you!!!
Amazing 🤩 video! Keep them coming! More tours and ideas.
Maybe record one of your DIY’s? I really like all the work you did. I’m a new gardener with over 4000 square foot to work with. You inspired me to do so much more. Thanks again. All the way from 🇨🇦
Tha k you!!! 🙏🙏
New sub here , loved the tour , the rusty metal,everything, awesome layout , beautifully designed, it’s a piece of paradise, just lovely. Thank you 🙏
Thank you!!!
Amazing garden! Loving the videos keep them coming! Can’t wait to see the changes during the seasons!
I just discover your channel. This is the first video I watch. Norman Oklahoma here 🙋♀️. I do lots of research too. I just started last March. Lovey garden.
Thank you and good luck!!!
I have trumpet vine on an arbor and love it!!! The hummers love it too
Oh wow, I am SO glad you decided to film this, Thank you so much for sharing! I love everything and when you mentioned where the name comes from it made me teared up a little, I also have a boxer and he is freaking amazing!
Boxers rule!!! Thank you.
your garden is lovely and most true gardeners will watch garden videos if you let them including me, so keep at it. Love it.
Hello from Long Island New York 👋 beautiful beautiful garden. Great video.💜
Tha k you!!!
You do a good job I love it
So beautiful !!! 🌿🌳🌱🌸🤗
Beautiful !!! ❤️
Love your garden!
Another great video you’re doing a great Job keep them coming 🌷🪴🌹
Enjoyed this tour and appreciated all the beauty, as well as the commentary on the plants you've chosen - looking forward to seeing more from you soon.
You are doing everything right!. This yard makes me happy:)
What a wonderful space
Beautiful garden space
Wow , beautiful flowers and the garden
Enjoyed your garden tour💚
So beautiful 😍
Your garden is beautiful! Please make more videos, you are creative.
I think your garden is beautiful ❤️
Beautiful garden
love love love it. so glad I found your channel
Thank you!!!
Beautiful ❤
Enjoyed your beautiful garden.w
Beautiful! Happy to have come across your channel.
THANK YOU!!!
What a gorgeous garden! Hello from the UK!
Thank you!!
Beautiful!
Great garden! Enjoyable video! Laura on garden answer stops and pulls her weeds during a video presentation so it's okay. Pull the weeds if necessary. Lol 😆
Update us. Maybe do one once a week or every 2 weeks and show us how they're growing. 👍👍👍
Thank for the feedback!! Laura is a Saint and gardening hero!! Don't know her but I feel like I do!! Thank you!!
Seriously love your garden. Wow. Please show updates 😊
Glad you decided to do this video. I enjoy seeing all gardens all over the world. Keep us updated as it changes. 😀🌸🌿
Will do! Thank you!!
great garden !!!
You and your voice are perfect..Linda
Your yard is awesome..and your voice is fine...love your boxer too
Your garden is my dream.
You've done an amazing job.
I wish I were that gifted.
So kind!!
So gorgeous
It is good that you have added different shades of green to your garden especially the lime colors because like you said, a swatch of the same green color does not allow each plant to stand out form the others. Your garden has shaped up nicely and I hope you add tons of mums and ornamental cabbage this fall.
First of all you do a great job with your videos. I didn’t do my first RUclips video until I was almost 68 in 2016. I am not tech savvy at all so it’s a miracle I got those first ones done. I would have thought you had been doing videos for years. I love your garden tours. You have a great variety of plants. Our climbing hydrangea didn’t take off and bloom until it was 6 or 7 years old. Also you have one of the nicest patches of Ajuga I have seen. We are in Southwest Virginia Zone 7 and right now we really need some rain❤️😊❤️
So sweet!! Thank you for the kind words!!! I will gladly ship this rain your way. I am excited to see the hydrangea down the road make a home out of the trellis. Thank you again!!
Hey! I’m watching your video now for the first time and I absolutely LOVE your garden. You have got a real gift. I’m subscribing and hope to see more of your walk and talk plant tours. So pretty! I just started a channel for my garden too (zone 8b southeast AL), My Southern Garden. Thanks for the tour!
Also you do a great job on your delivery and I enjoy your talking about the plants. Personally I don’t care that much when people just show their face in gardening videos. I really enjoy getting a look at the plants. That’s what I try to do on my little walkabouts too.
Thank you so much !!! I will follow back!
Beautiful garden.......show it often
We have a lot of he same plants, I LOVE my golden privet as well...Actually some of my cornflowers are staring to bloom as well, I don't know if the early spring warmth tricked them into it..Yes please another tour soon, I would love to see your moon-arch area.. I just subbed and I thank you again for making this video!
Tha k you!!
beautiful
You have the Magic Touch
We are missing you and your beautiful garden. Hope you are doing well.
Love the video 🙃 please talk about your yard art. So cool looking!
Will do! Thank you
I have a climbing hydrangea and it will be beautiful! 😇
For me, I believe you have an incredible eye!
🙏🙏
Took our climbing white hydrangea about ten years to take off. Now I am asking why we thought it was such a good idea as it is as difficult to pull off the house as English ivy. The runners sneak under the mulch and start running up the foundation block. If it gets to the siding it will ruin it. The main plant is eight feet away from the house!! We do however LOVE our ajuga! Great garden, just subbed!
Thanks for the information and thank you for the follow!!
Your garden is fabulous! I have a 8 year old burning bush that has turned into the most beautiful specimen tree. My husband trimmed the bottom up into tree form. Its probably 8 ft tall. It’s a show stopper year round especially in the fall. You might want to move yours before it gets too big. Isn’t gardening the best? Looking forward to more videos!
I couldn't agree more!!! We have the best hobbie and community. Yeah I can't wait for my burning bush to get to the point when I can tree form it. Thank you for subscribing to my channel.
Loved your garden tour and your encouraging words for newbie gardners😊. Just curious, what was the tall flowering bush that was near the 2nd gaura that you showed? Loved the combination.
👍🏼💚 from 🇱🇰
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What an amazing garden AND story! I’ve been binging on your videos and everything is so lovely. I have some questions lol. Do you ever see snakes around the water😳? Also, I’d love to know what your 9-5 job is. Guess I’m just a nosy 73-yr old grandma. Anyway, I’m thoroughly enjoying your videos!!! Great work!!
You have a beautiful garden, everything has a purpose and function. Your culverts and drains and the pond and stream are there to divert the water from your house and they also are stunning. Did you build your moon entry or is it a purchase. I’m about to start on one and I would be more than happy if it ended up looking half as good as the one you have. Your videos are great as well.
As far as the moon gate goes, my brother and I built it.. So kind of you to share your thoughts. Thank you
Great garden and there is nothing wrong with your voice.
I think that it is very interesting if you do go off script because there are many channels where the owners tell you every plant they have, I love to see the overall view of a garden and all the quirky ideas people have. Maybe you could do that sort of thing just for something a little different from every one else. Thanks for sharing your garden with us.
Love your pathways, and your mix of trees, evergreen bushes, and plants! Is this whole garden fairly new, or did you have some things there when you moved in, and have added to it beautifully? I’m in Michigan, zone 5, so it’s fun to see what grows as perennials, farther south, vs more north. I enjoyed your video! 👍🏻🌼🌸🌺
Thank you! Garden is roughly 5 to 6 years old.
A beautiful garden and some amazing plants. I am from the uk in Yorkshire and we had rain every day in May. Your hostas are so healthy looking do you get troubled by slugs? Looking forward to seeing more videos.
Thank you!! Slugs are a booger, but we manage them pretty decently. The life of a gardener. Thank you for following.
I love your garden, may I ask what kind of junipers are at time mark :52?
Question 🙋🏼♀️ about your low vertical wood borders. Are those railroad ties? If so, how did you go about cutting them? Lol
Love that border!
We just used our chainsaw and reciprocating saws to separate some six by sixes. The chainsaw was fast and worked well for cutting the wood. The reciprocating saw has different blades of size and for material type. They are good for pruning larger limbs and cutting metal nails screws etc. They are more versatile for the garden and make cutting up limbs for mulch easier, too.
Hope that helps.
Note: as a reminder railroad ties are treated so take care where you put them and be careful around the sawdust.
There is a section as you walk through the gate off the boardwalk that are railroad ties. I used a chainsaw to cut them. The other border are fence post of different widths. Hope that helps.
What an amazing garden...hard to believe you are new to gardening. Check out Y Garden for a amazing video of her climbing Hydrangea. It's in full bloom...stunning and huge.
Your garden is what I aspire to one day have in my yard. I’m sure you’ve said this at some point, but how long have you been working on this whole space?
I kinda touched on this in a few other videos but 5 to 6 years. Lived in the house for 7. It's only the beginning. Thank you for the compliment!!
Beautiful Bella too! What zone are you in?
Zone 6a
Can you do a video showing all your garden statues and metal art.
I think that would be a great idea!
@@moxiegardens8033 Thank you 😊
I planted a trumpet vine over 30 years ago and can't get rid of it. It was removed but keeps randomly popping up everywhere. I wouldn't recommend a trumpet vine to anyone.
Yes that is correct. I would never recommend anything that has an invasive history. Only plant what you can handle.
The worst gardening mistake I ever made was planting some “wild” trumpet vine at the base of a hackberry tree in my back yard some 30 years ago because I knew hummingbirds liked them and I like hummingbirds. Well, after casually fighting this atrocious thug all these years, I decided to make a concerted effort to rid my yard of this beast that comes up literally everywhere within 20’+/- of where it was planted. And if the invasiveness of it wasn’t enough, it has climbed roughly 30 feet into the tree top so I don’t t even get to see its blooms not to mention any hummingbirds... Sure wish I had heeded the warnings I was given way back then. I certainly would hate to see your lovely yard spoiled by such an onerous plant. I wonder if it can be contained somehow like bamboo?
sorry wanted to say all day if you let them