Replacing a Rock Border In My Gully Shade Garden for a Cleaner and More Defined Look

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025

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  • @elaineanderson2068
    @elaineanderson2068 Год назад

    I Love the larger rocks also. I Love you singing the old gospel Circle of Life. That is one of my favorite songs. Keep your singing on your movies. Love it❤️🙏🏻

  • @crisa0390
    @crisa0390 Год назад +1

    No way!! You have a petosky just sitting there! That’s so cool. I think I need to drive up to Lowell and sort through my friends flower beds now 😂

  • @michellepollino4986
    @michellepollino4986 Год назад +1

    The bigger rocks definitely made a difference in that area, great idea. The other area you worked on looks like a horse shoe shape. I love it!

  • @patwebb6522
    @patwebb6522 Год назад +3

    Hello Jes, what beautiful ideas you come up with for your gardens. As I always say I love what you do in your gardens ♥️ and you're right if we didn't have winters we wouldn't appreciate the spring and summer as much. Fall is my favorite season. I guess because of all the colors and smells. Lol Then Spring I truly do love watching everything Resurrect from the cold hard winter. Watching everything come back to life. Blooms on trees burst open flowers start to pop up. Oh how I love it. ❤️ and that's the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior just a glorious time of year. 😊❤
    God's blessings Jes, and thank you for singing to us love that about your videos also😊 you are so precious and so dear. A blessing to me 😊❤ have a wonderful blessed day 😊❤ ❤🇺🇲🌻🍃🍂🪴🌿🌳🇺🇲🌾🇺🇲

  • @paulagoforth6743
    @paulagoforth6743 Год назад

    So beautiful Jes!! You have the best looking hostas!!! I do like the pea gravel with the bench!!!

  • @claudettewebster8146
    @claudettewebster8146 Год назад

    I love your Hosta garden. You really inspired me for the last year on different plants colors instead of buying all these flowers. Please keep doing what you do.

  • @truthtalker4038
    @truthtalker4038 Год назад +7

    I love your style of gardening! Maybe you could sand down and stain that bench and get a little more life out of it until you are ready to replace the wood slats. A nice dark stain would stand out so good against the rocks! Lovely job Jes!

    • @jesthesinginggardener
      @jesthesinginggardener  Год назад +2

      That’s a much better idea thanks!

    • @melissae.9842
      @melissae.9842 Год назад +2

      I have the same bench in the same shape that I got from a neighbor. It needs help! Lol.

  • @SunnyDays-w4r
    @SunnyDays-w4r Год назад

    Your gulley garden has added so much depth and life to that area. The rocks just gave that bed an extra oomph! Lovely as usual 🌸

  • @rhondafisher72
    @rhondafisher72 Год назад +7

    I love how the rocks make such a difference to your garden beds.

  • @marleneegan-hm7lr
    @marleneegan-hm7lr Год назад +2

    Doing stuff with rocks is hard work, one can only carry a few at a time! Your garden is like a patchwork of jewels

  • @judymckerrow6720
    @judymckerrow6720 Год назад

    Thanks Jes, the large rocks look awesome.. 🍁🍂🍁💚🙃

  • @gmama8662
    @gmama8662 Год назад

    IDEA!: Use the MEDIUM rocks you replaced to encircle EACH log step to the left! It would define them & make them pop! Beautiful! Loving your videos. They inspire me every day in my own yard! ❤

  • @judyjohnson4117
    @judyjohnson4117 Год назад

    Love the larger stones there lining the flower beds! Really pops! Looking so beautiful still.

  • @carolcowser1461
    @carolcowser1461 Год назад +1

    Good work. I have used large stones to edge some of my beds. I do bury them in the soil about a fourth of their height so they stay in place and tend to look a little more natural. 😮Just from experience, keep in mind what it will be like to walk on the one inch gravel over by the bench. Pea stone is more comfortable to walk on. Also, I have used the one inch as mulch in perennial beds in the past and leaves and dirt gets trapped between the rocks and causes a great medium for weeds. It is easier to rake leaves and pull weeds from pea stone. Keep on with the good gardening.

  • @beccab7522
    @beccab7522 Год назад

    You're so fun to watch!! You give me energy to get moving on my fall yard work!! Have a great day

  • @dennymeyer1287
    @dennymeyer1287 Год назад

    Whelp! i see you in the future changing out all of your little border rocks with the ones that are a little bigger, if you can find a farmer a lot of times they have piles of these bigger rocks that they find in their fields and are glad to get rid of them! happy rock hunting lol Genie :)

  • @sjerzgrl
    @sjerzgrl Год назад +3

    I agree the larger stone border give so much definition. It looks wonderful.

  • @LacenetteMinnez-yz4jc
    @LacenetteMinnez-yz4jc Год назад

    Everything Looks Nice 👍🌺

  • @kp-gbuniqueinterest
    @kp-gbuniqueinterest Год назад

    Hi Jes, Long no time watching your vids. I do that with my garden, use big rocks. I prefer them over normal edging material. they make the garden more fairytale. woodland garden. I also had many annuals that self seed. My Snapdragons self seed. I also had those fall plants like Celosia self seed. Which I love self seeding annuals. Even my mums come back. It will save money in the long run.

  • @lindaduncan8778
    @lindaduncan8778 Год назад

    The stone looks so good as ground cover! Makes the plants stand out more! Lives the stone edging!!!!

  • @rosiesingleton6480
    @rosiesingleton6480 Год назад

    Good job Jes 👍🏻

  • @JudyWolfe-hc6gz
    @JudyWolfe-hc6gz Год назад

    A long shot of your gully garden is so stunning ❤ and the rocks you're added make it stand out, so impressive the flowers are at their prime ❤

  • @laurajeffcoat4731
    @laurajeffcoat4731 Год назад +6

    Absolutely gorgeous job Jess the larger rock definitely defines the beds. Hating the idea of hostas dieing back until next year. But like you said everything needs to rest. 🤗💓

  • @vickiewinfrey2439
    @vickiewinfrey2439 Год назад

    Looked really good Jes enjoyed.

  • @acerbob2000
    @acerbob2000 Год назад

    Love the content. I really enjoy the music. Great voice.

  • @denabeckner3700
    @denabeckner3700 Год назад

    I love your flowers you have inspired me I'm now working on flower gardens in my yard . Keep up the beautiful work so beautiful!

  • @rhondaschenk5727
    @rhondaschenk5727 Год назад +3

    You’re such a hard worker, Jes. And your beautiful flower beds show it. Great job!

  • @helenmennenga8912
    @helenmennenga8912 Год назад

    Good job Jes, 1 inch will look nice by the bench.

  • @janeenclark8728
    @janeenclark8728 Год назад +1

    So much color still in your garden. Well done Jes it’s beautiful!❤ Rock On.

  • @lindaga820
    @lindaga820 Год назад +2

    I vote for the larger rocks in the bench area. Love what you did today, looks so good !!!

  • @annwoleben5439
    @annwoleben5439 Год назад +2

    Every season brings its own kind of projects in the garden. Great job with the large stones and the 1 inch stones!

  • @janiceeastman2610
    @janiceeastman2610 Год назад

    I would love to see you and Nate sitting on that bench sipping your coffee!😁

  • @Missgardenista
    @Missgardenista Год назад +1

    You should power wash the bench, paint or stain it a black slate color definately put the 1 inch stone in the bench area would really pop and look cleaner

  • @jo-annking7160
    @jo-annking7160 Год назад +1

    What a difference!!! Beautiful. I love rocks as well. My grandkids and I go on rock hunts. As them call it lol

  • @judymckerrow6720
    @judymckerrow6720 Год назад

    Oh my you sure have been collecting rock. I know where there’s a rock pile near me that I would love to go and get some rock. I’m not sure if I need to ask the farmer but it looks like it’s piled on public property. I keep eyeing that pile and I’m am soooo tempted to go and help myself. The thing is the farmer has a lot of land in the area and I think if he wanted to sell them he would put them on his property. 🍁🍂🍁💚🙃

  • @gracehSF
    @gracehSF Год назад

    Jes, I like the various areas of your garden, but my favorite is the gully garden. You’ve created a really magical place there.

  • @relaxingnatures81
    @relaxingnatures81 Год назад

    I love how it looks better with those stones😊

  • @lindamiller394
    @lindamiller394 Год назад

    I like the bigger rocks too. Looks so nice. Love your singing. Thanks for blessing us.

  • @karenwestby-gibson758
    @karenwestby-gibson758 Год назад

    You are so talented with a loving caring heart!

  • @beccaguti6888
    @beccaguti6888 Год назад

    That looks so nice and the rocks make it pop. Thank you for the inspiration!😊

  • @spoonypoon7998
    @spoonypoon7998 Год назад

    Jes you're the best!

  • @janeta2559
    @janeta2559 Год назад

    Greetings Jes The bigger rocks define the area so well. Big improvement. And now you have a smaller mini area to define as well in the corner. It all turned out so nice. Great job

  • @kathyley5661
    @kathyley5661 Год назад

    It's really coming together. Your hard work has created a beautiful yard. Sure wish l had your energy! 😅

  • @denisedelgado3350
    @denisedelgado3350 Год назад

    Hi Jes. Don’t you think the pea gravel is easier to walk on in that area? If you redo the bench and use it as a seating area, I would leave the pea gravel. The larger stones look great emphasizing that front bed. Just a thought.

  • @allenslater9234
    @allenslater9234 Год назад

    Jes the bigger rocks look great!

  • @sharonwilliams6787
    @sharonwilliams6787 Год назад +1

    Wow the larger tock border looks great 👍

  • @kfrankism
    @kfrankism Год назад

    Yes, put the 1" pea stone by the bench. Yes and Yes! Looks great!

  • @itsmewende
    @itsmewende Год назад +2

    Looks nice, good thing you like rocks, you certainly have plenty 😊 If you're not seeing the pea gravel in the garden, could be it's sinking instead, guess you'll find out if you decide to remove it.

  • @MagdalenaArroyo-cd4ff
    @MagdalenaArroyo-cd4ff Год назад

    Great job…!

  • @elmaelmar2761
    @elmaelmar2761 Год назад +1

    Looks so good Jess!🌸💕💕

  • @amandaweatherford4772
    @amandaweatherford4772 Год назад +1

    Good morning, looks nice! Thanks for sharing

  • @Nayaret73
    @Nayaret73 Год назад

    Hermoso 💖🌿🌿🌿🌿✨cada video es una enseñanza 💚🌿 saludos desde 🇨🇱✨

  • @MisBunnypics
    @MisBunnypics Год назад

    Hey Jess I have a very similar bench I procured from the side of the road as well! lol

  • @melissadavis3814
    @melissadavis3814 Год назад

    Looks beautiful!

  • @Lovelylisa808
    @Lovelylisa808 Год назад

    Love the Larger rocks! Definitely gives your garden more defined looks.

  • @ItsYaGirlStrawberry
    @ItsYaGirlStrawberry Год назад +1

    Jes, you do such an amazing job in your yard. It looks professional done.❤

  • @BarbaraPruitt-hh2hl
    @BarbaraPruitt-hh2hl Год назад

    I love rocks to I get a lot of free ones to now I need my more hostas in my shade garden

  • @richbishop7896
    @richbishop7896 Год назад

    I wouldn't think of mulching with stone but you make it look good Jes. Bonny

  • @dawndawn6946
    @dawndawn6946 Год назад

    What a difference making a small change! Looks great!

  • @dennymeyer1287
    @dennymeyer1287 Год назад

    wow what a difference! looks great! fun work

  • @lauriediekrager8332
    @lauriediekrager8332 Год назад

    Hey Kindred Spirit: I sort my rocks by size and shape too and notice agates and such.

  • @thamaraclosinks678
    @thamaraclosinks678 Год назад

    Beautiful ! Seu jardim está lindo muito bem cuidado com lindas flores embelezando a casa .From Brazil 🌻

  • @bethjohnson8234
    @bethjohnson8234 Год назад

    Really pretty

  • @VeryGreenly
    @VeryGreenly Год назад

    Did you say the boxwoods are winter gem? I love the color and shape.

  • @priscillalacy1930
    @priscillalacy1930 Год назад

    Looks good!❤ It sure brings out the flowers more.i wasn't crazy on rock but my boyfriend like it so we did white marble stone around flowers for our flower bed.its really nice.its hard work.i love it now❤❤❤

  • @lorri3479
    @lorri3479 Год назад +2

    A Petoskey stone is a rock and a fossil, often pebble-shaped, that is composed of a fossilized rugose coral, Hexagonaria percarinata.[1] Such stones were formed as a result of glaciation, in which sheets of ice plucked stones from the bedrock, grinding off their rough edges and depositing them in the northwestern (and some in the northeastern) portion of Michigan's lower peninsula. In those same areas of Michigan, complete fossilized coral colony heads can be found in the source rocks for the Petoskey stones.

    • @Joy-TX
      @Joy-TX Год назад

      Thank you for sharing that.

    • @lorri3479
      @lorri3479 Год назад

      Your welcome

  • @EddaElid
    @EddaElid Год назад

    Hi Jes. Beautiful garden. How do you manage to rake up the leaves in your garden beds without disturbing your mulch?

  • @heatherw.2751
    @heatherw.2751 Год назад

    I really like that orange/red pedestal planter! Where did you find that?

  • @connieragle5612
    @connieragle5612 Год назад

    Looks great! Love all your stone paths.

  • @kimlundquist3475
    @kimlundquist3475 Год назад

    Looks great. I notice in raised flower pot a hosta. Do you leave it through the winter?

  • @ordiekelleher2641
    @ordiekelleher2641 Год назад

    I love gally garden 😊

  • @NadezhdaDimitrova-wz1xt
    @NadezhdaDimitrova-wz1xt Год назад +1

    Поздрави от България!Имате красива градина, която гледам с удоволствие!

  • @daisyrodriguez1010
    @daisyrodriguez1010 Год назад

    Looks really good

  • @joannbengel7626
    @joannbengel7626 Год назад

    Question??? How do you prune all your hosta for winter??? Or don’t you??

  • @janicesgarden5748
    @janicesgarden5748 Год назад

    How would it look to line the log slices with the large rock, so that the path can be accessed to the bench area. And place the 1inch rocks around the log slices to fill the path.

  • @PawsInTheGarden
    @PawsInTheGarden Год назад

    Good morning Jes

  • @gloriaruiz2332
    @gloriaruiz2332 Год назад

  • @skrtskit1521
    @skrtskit1521 Год назад

    💖💖🎶🎶

  • @WannabeGardenEden
    @WannabeGardenEden Год назад

    You can also buy gallons of 45% vinegar to kill weeds.

  • @sandyasposito8262
    @sandyasposito8262 Год назад

    Add more pea stone on top of that pea stone. :)

  • @NadezhdaDimitrova-wz1xt
    @NadezhdaDimitrova-wz1xt Год назад

  • @xszl
    @xszl Год назад

    the smaller stones are easier for the feet. I presume you walk on it cuz theres a bench. I´d leave em there.

  • @teresaortiz9902
    @teresaortiz9902 Год назад

    🇺🇸💚

  • @DonnaMcDonald-ng7vb
    @DonnaMcDonald-ng7vb Год назад

    They said we suppose to be going back into the "80" ?.

  • @karenfuller450
    @karenfuller450 Год назад

    I bet you will replace those pea stone rocks by tomorrow 😂

  • @loissaylor2832
    @loissaylor2832 Год назад

    Does your neighbor know your throwing your brush on their land? Why not compost it? Jeff

  • @cindythompson1958
    @cindythompson1958 Год назад

    You joke about digging and finding rocks well when i dig i find bricks and real coal from the dirt it's like what the world lol

    • @jesthesinginggardener
      @jesthesinginggardener  Год назад

      That’s wild!

    • @cindythompson1958
      @cindythompson1958 Год назад

      Thank you. You have shown me a new way to garden and funny thing is I live way down here in south Georgia zone 8b