Your front garden is so artfully put together. I love the various plant forms and textures. And I love that you’re a certified Monarch Waystation! I likewise haven’t seen any monarchs yet in SE PA (7a). Although we’ve had a ton of lightning bugs this June. Do you get them in Utah?
@BrandywineGarden I am so jealous that you get lighting bugs! There are only a couple of really small areas in Utah that get them, so I haven't seen them here. Hopefully, we both see some monarchs this year!
I love your Partridge Feather! I’ve never seen this used before, so thanks for sharing! I’m gonna try to track down here in Michigan Zone 6b. Do you know the exact name of your Tall Purple Sedum?
@finnllow Thank you! I am not sure if any of your local nurseries will have partridge feather, but you can order it online from High Countey Gardens. Just make sure you put it in an area that has excellent drainage and where it will only get watered every 2 weeks at the most. Going longer between irrigation or water events would be even better. I wish I knew the variety of my tall purple sedum! I can't remember. There are a lot of good ones, though. Ask your nursery which ones they carry and recommend.
The garden is looking great. I just started working on a Xeric garden this year in zone 5b Colorado and off to a pretty bad start with loosing plants but learning what might work in the future. I am watering with a hose instead of drip lines so I am sure that is part of the problem How mature is your garden
@@GDSavingThePast I am excited for you! It really is a learning process to see what works for your garden. My front yard is in its 4th year since I took the grass out.
@@gardenwiseadventures Just finished watching this video, you do have a beautiful garden. I did get some ideas for plants that I think I will experiment with next Spring and I saw others that I have planted this year so I now now what to expect in the years to come. GD
The nepeta is gorgeous and ties your garden areas together.
It's such a fantastic plant! I never water mine!
@@jessicacook8186 They really are such gorgeous plants!
Your front garden is so artfully put together. I love the various plant forms and textures.
And I love that you’re a certified Monarch Waystation! I likewise haven’t seen any monarchs yet in SE PA (7a). Although we’ve had a ton of lightning bugs this June. Do you get them in Utah?
@BrandywineGarden I am so jealous that you get lighting bugs! There are only a couple of really small areas in Utah that get them, so I haven't seen them here. Hopefully, we both see some monarchs this year!
I love your Partridge Feather! I’ve never seen this used before, so thanks for sharing! I’m gonna try to track down here in Michigan Zone 6b. Do you know the exact name of your Tall Purple Sedum?
@finnllow Thank you! I am not sure if any of your local nurseries will have partridge feather, but you can order it online from High Countey Gardens. Just make sure you put it in an area that has excellent drainage and where it will only get watered every 2 weeks at the most. Going longer between irrigation or water events would be even better.
I wish I knew the variety of my tall purple sedum! I can't remember. There are a lot of good ones, though. Ask your nursery which ones they carry and recommend.
The garden is looking great.
I just started working on a Xeric garden this year in zone 5b Colorado and off to a pretty bad start with loosing plants but learning what might work in the future. I am watering with a hose instead of drip lines so I am sure that is part of the problem
How mature is your garden
@@GDSavingThePast I am excited for you! It really is a learning process to see what works for your garden. My front yard is in its 4th year since I took the grass out.
@@gardenwiseadventures Just finished watching this video, you do have a beautiful garden.
I did get some ideas for plants that I think I will experiment with next Spring and I saw others that I have planted this year so I now now what to expect in the years to come.
GD