June garden tour summer update UK my walled garden 2021 flowers & shrubs
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- June garden tour early summer update in UK my walled garden 2021. See what flowers are in bloom and the variety of colours happing in the garden in this early summer update.
Какие интересные у Вас растения!!!Многие вижу в первый раз!!
Than you very much for watching
Those campanulas (bell flowers) are perennial for you! How nice! I love them too but they are annual in our colder Canadian zone.
Thanks for watching, yes they are tough but would need to be a lot tougher to get through a cold Canadian winter.
Beautiful!
Thankyou very much
The campanula are beautiful and I have never hoof those Hebe but I love them. Your garden is beautiful with so many different plants😊❤️😊
Thank you very much for you kind comment, The Hebes are great but some of the most colourful ones can suffer in the cold. I am learning which varieties are the toughest.
Great footage like that you put the names of the plants on the screen thanks for sharing your lovely garden
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden. I watch your videos & write the names down of the plants that attract my eye, especially the palms, as I’ve been wondering what palms are hardy enough down here in the south east of England. Perhaps I’ll be lucky enough to have them in addition to my own garden as well 🙏🏼
Thank you very much. I am glad the videos are useful. If you are in the South East you will have a bit more heat than here so the hardy palms should thrive.
Only just watching this video now - can’t wait for winter to be over! Just stopped to comment when you mentioned how badly your Californian Lilac had flowered. Mine too! I thought maybe it was my fault... maybe just the weather after all!
hi, yes January just seemed to go on and on, It’s been really mild here though I hope we don’t get another late cold blast. The garden can be unpredictable at times but we have a tendency to think it’s down to us as to why something is not doing what it should.
Absolutely Beautiful Garden! Well done! 🌸🌸🦋
Thank you very much for your kind comment
I enjoyed your lovely garden tour. I live in the USA, in NYS where temps can go down to -20°F and I regularly apply about 2”of wood chip mulch to the flower beds as added insulation for winter protection [as well as reducing water needs and soil enrichment).
Thankyou very much for your comment and for watching. I did not put any wood chip down this time round. That was a mistake.
As far as wood chips…if our creator permits, there is always next year!
Always a highlight when I notice you’ve put up a new video. It’s lovely to see the progress of the plants through the year. I love the variety, the colours and textures. I’m after some hebes, so it’s really helpful to see the varieties that you have, and how they look. I always get some inspiration after seeing what you’ve tried.
A pleasure to take a tour around your garden! Thanks
Thank you very much for watching. Im very glad to hear you are getting some inspiration from my videos. Last winter was a good test for Hebe’s with the cold winter followed by a cool spring.
Awesome selection of plants. One of the best RUclips gardens out there. Max Frei is my favorite geranium.
Thank you very much, That is some compliment given the amazing gardens on RUclips. Max Frei is getting better each year and it always stays tidy.
Beautiful 🤩…..you have some plants we don’t have here in Canada 🇨🇦….very refreshing to see the different mix of plants in your warmer garden zone.
Thanks very much for watching, Yes we can get away with quite a bit as the temperature will rarely go below -10c where I am even in a very harsh winter. I have heard it can get a lot colder in many parts of Canada. The Autumn colour must be amazing though.
Thank you for giving the name of the plants as you show them
Thanks very much for watching, I’m glad it is useful
Everything is beautiful
Thank you very much for that comment and for watching.
Love the combination and variety of shrubs 😍
Thank you
Que hermoso jardín!! Recién encuentro este canal y me encanto!! Felicitaciones!! Saludos desde Uruguay.
muchas gracias👍
I have a hardy fuchsia that is always late to leaf and bloom! It currently has its usual little June shoots, and will be going great guns in late summer and through autumn! I think yours will be ok. Lovely video.
Thanks, that is reassuring about the fuchsia. It’s in a slightly shadier position that the other 2 maybe that is why it is behind a little. Thanks for watching.
I love watching your videos and seeing the gorgeous variety of plants you have. I’m off to buy a Geum now 🧡
Thanks very much, The Geum is great. if you do get one watch it if gets hot as it does not like to dry out.
Loved this video narrated by a fellow scouser, your plants are beautiful. Regards from Ontario, Canada.
Thanks very much, I’m glad there will somebody who will understand me without putting the subtitles on.
@@mywalledgarden got it! but your accent is very soft - I grew up in Speke, which area are you in? Fingers crossed for a win next Tuesday!
I’m in West Derby, I have relatives in Speke, they are filling it up with new houses now near the airport. Surely there won’t be another knockout on penalties this time.
Garden looking good very colourful thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching 👍
my 4 hibisken look the same. give them iron fertilizer. they don't like calcium rich water. beautiful garden!
Thanks for the tip👍🏻 I will make the soil more acidic. Thanks also for your kind comment.
Love your gardens! Thanks for adding the names of the plants - that's super helpful. Looking forward to seeing more! New subscriber here! 🌸
Thanks very much for you kind comment, and for subscribing, I’m glad the plant names are useful. I have often seen plants in other videos and wanted to know what they were so I could look for them.
Nice planting and collections of plants and trees... Just the way I like it... But I think... There are way TOO MANY strong plants planted way TOO CLOSE to the wall... Now they look good and beneficial to protect the young plants and trees... But in SOME YEARS guess the root systems... or the strong growing branches will bring troubles to the wall... Cause plants grow stronger and bigger and wilder if they feel good and seems it`s in that case...
Hi, Yes I am looking at a few that will need to be moved like the rhododendron and Cordyline. The palms should be ok as the rootball stays compact and the particular varieties have petioles that stay close to the trunk so can be kept narrow.
It's always great when you see someone that has so many plants in common with your own garden. Your Berberis Admiration looks far healthier than mine.
Yes I agree it’s great for comparing how a plant Is doing. The Berberis and other plants are looking good but I think the video quality helps. It does seem to enhance the vibrancy of the colours. Thanks for watching.
For me, this is one of the most beautiful gardens I see on RUclips. That’s because I like shrubs. Your plants are so tidy, beautifully pruned and I love the colours together.
I bought a miracle grow feeder attachment for my hosepipe so feeding gets easier for me. What fertiliser do you use and how often during summer?
Congratulations on your garden, and thank you for sharing it with us.
Thank you very much. That’s one of the best compliments I have had. There are some amazing gardens on RUclips. I have fed the plants in spring and just this past week with bonemeal and general fertiliser. I have used Miracle grow bit I’m not fussy on the brand I use. I also use Palm Focus on the palm trees. One thing I have done for the past few years is save up the contents of used teabags and added it to the acid loving plants. This was a tip I found on the internet. We drink a fair bit of black tea so it’s surprising how much you get over time. I know people also use coffee granules which is even more acidic. I have tried to ensure the garden looks good all year round with eye catching shrubs that don’t rely on flowers for interest although the flowering shrubs I have look great in bloom.
@@mywalledgarden nice garden, can you please share what the lilac ground cover plants are 0:02. thx
Hi it is called Campanula Portenschlagiana @mariette mayisa
Well done on reaching 1k I’ve been watching your videos since you started and your subs are well deserved keep up the good work looking forward to see more from your garden thanks 😊
Thank you I really appreciate the support 👍
Get a buddleia for the butterflies!
Hi, There is one that is popping over the wall from a neighbours house and it’s true the pollinators are all over it.
Hey! You California lilac has as many flowers as our wild native one. Less this year than the last couple years but anyways tons of bees. I see small narrow bodies bees in particular.
We have had a couple of really warm springs before this one so these plants had really bloomed maybe I am expecting too much of it. The bees love it, it is interesting the way different species focus on different flowers in the garden. Thanks for watching.
Lovely 💚 & hi 👋 from CHIPS WORLD
Hi, thanks very much for watching
@@mywalledgarden your very welcome 👍 CHIPS WORLD
I’ve just just had a look at your channel, lovely garden👍
I wish poppies would do that for me :-(
Every year new ones come up, I don’t know why they are so prolific in the garden.
Thank you for sharing. May I know how you prevent hehe woody. I want to add evergreen to my garden. Is your soil acidic?
Thanks for watching. I think with Hebe you have to prune them everywhere or they will get bare at the bottom. I am going to give mine a good prune as far as I can get away with this year. The garden was isn’t that acidic, I have added the acidity so I can plant Azaleas and blueberry.
@@mywalledgarden thank you for replying. Love your garden. When you do pruning please share on RUclips. May I know how you keep plants safe from pest. My Heuchera plant all eaten by bugs . I don’t know what. No more leaf left on them 😔 .
I have a bug spray that I use on certain plants, sometimes they are hard to get rid of especially if you have weevil.
I’m a hebe collector. I have coprosmoses too.
I love hebes, How have you found Coprosma compare in terms of Hardiness?
Great tour. As you know I'm a palm guy. Is that a vulcanon at the start-a beauty. Trachycarpus look great as does the Mediterranean fan palms. Think I spotted a cerifera mixed in there.
Beautiful palmage. Love the acacia. Great stuff mate. Cheers
Thanks again mate, The palms are still doing good and came through the winter no problem including the Butia. hopefully the Acacia will do well. It’s actually a dwarf variety.
thanks to you I have three lime marmalade plants bought as plugs. now the weather is getting better they are looking good. I have eight Hebe plants (lost three) but do not know name if I could send you pics could you tell me what I have please. 😏😃
The Marmalades stand out even more after all the summer flowering has stopped on other plants. There are that many Hebes varieties out there it is sometimes hard to tell. Check out the Hebe Society. They have a website with an an A-Z of Hebes and a Facebook page full of hundreds of posts with pictures discussing all the different types. Also you could try taking a picture, and do a google search of the image.
@@mywalledgarden Hi i was thinking sending a pic to you but I am waiting for the flower to bloom as they are coming out now regards.
My hydrangea is drooping all the time. Its also in sun all day that's not good. Can I move it although its budding.
how big is the shrub? I have found a smaller shrub can be moved at anytime as you can get all the rootball. You do have to make sure they get a good watering.
Your garden is looking so lush and beautiful and we can see your garden has evolved so much. I am a home gardener in west midlands and my garden is also in the process of evolution but doing well. I have uploaded the tour of my garden recently if anyone would be interested to check out.
This year it feels a bit behind as compared to last year thanks to the weird weather.
It is always so inspiring and helpful to see how other people gardens are doing.
That you very much for watching and your kind comment, yes things have been slow this year but the extra heat is now moving things along.