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July Container Garden Tour | Rooftop Balcony Garden
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2022
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Hello! My name is Bethany and I grow things in my rooftop container garden in Chicago, zone 6a. In this video, I'll show you what my garden looks like at the beginning of July.
The weather has gotten much warmer, which means the plants are shooting up in growth and most of the flowers have starting blooming adding a burst of color to the garden.
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Gorgeous garden!
Thank you!
I had ferns indoors hanging by a hook they loved being water misted and full shade does extremely well indoors your garden looks amazing 🌻💚🌻💚🌻💛💚🌻💛💚🌻
Great garden tour Bethany!! I love seeing your garden grow - also a container gardener ☺️🪴
Thank you so much!
I really makes my heart leap for joy of your home effulgence garden 💅.Hi 👋.WOW ! Mysterious flowers garden and scarce view from balcony palate pleasing garden.Grow more plants make the world a better place.🙏.
Thank you!!
I’m glad you enjoyed growing more herbs this year because I did too! 🪴
More of everything in general. 😁
Gorgeous! Love that pretty pink Dahlia!
beautiful Garden i like the Boston fern , and those supper bells flowers love it thank you for sharing , ill be back on your next video
Thank you so much!
🌼🌻🐝☀️👨🌾 I love to see your garden grow!!Its a great inspiration to me as I am also a gardener and RUclips creator. I see you put so much work and love into growing your garden! All the hard work is worth it to get to see the new growth everyday and soon harvest! l’m harvesting my first fruits and veggies of the season. The squash is delicious. Everything taste so much better home grown doesn’t it. I still have so much to learn about gardening and I appreciate your tips, tricks! Please Keep sharing! I would love to learn more about gardening from each other.
Sun sugar one of our favorites!
Absolutely stunning
Thank you!!
I love the pink in your garden 🌸 💕 Hard to believe that half the year is over already 🤔
I know! The winter takes forever and then spring and summer go by so quickly!
Lovely!!!
It’s beautiful!
Great job on your garden, it’s doing great! Do you fertilize your dahlias? And what do you use? Wonderful job!
I do! I use both fox farm big blooms and Jack’s bloom booster. I fertilize about once every two weeks, switching between each.
@@ChicagoGardener thank you very much for the info! I’m growing dahlias for the first time and it’s not growing very much. I too also have no room and I grow them in pots. What’s the brand of grow bags you use? Maybe my pots are too small. Thank you for your help!!!!
we had a bad drought, in RI. i tried watering but they are in such distress. should i cut them back and hope they may come back?
Everything looks so Beautiful! Great job That Emory Paul kinda looks like Mikayla Miranda
I bet that’s what it is!
Your garden looks so beautiful! Mine starts out beautiful then gets ruined because we have a groundhog who constantly destroys everything we are growing 😔
Ugh that’s frustrating! A benefit of gardening up here is no rodents or deer destroying the plants.
I can imagine that a lot of perennial flowers aren't terribly great in a container garden, because they usually only flower for a short time. In a garden bed, they're usually combined with other perennials that flower at other times of the season. If a perennial stays small, like your delphinium, you could keep color in the container with annuals, but that would be hard to do with heuchera, because the plants are taking up so much of the container. I do love the blue of the delphinium, and your rose looks awesome!
Yeah, I thought I’d enjoy having perennials more than I do since, but the annuals are what really make me happy in the garden. I think I’ll be shifting more back toward annuals next season.
Your garden looks amazing! Where did you get the white r bag pots?
They are the brand Vivosun and I found them on Amazon!
Excelente jardín, maravilloso!!🍆🍋🍅🌶🌿☘🌺🏵🌸🥀💖👍👏
I actually thought your delphinium (?) was a larkspur so I agree it doesn't seem okay? My morning glory will not flower! Do you have any tips for growing them in pots? This is tempting me to get a raspberry plant. I love seeing hydrangeas in pots!! I purchased my first dwarf hydrangeas this year. And your herb garden looks great.
This is my first year trying morning glory! Mine haven’t bloomed yet either but I think they are one of the latest plants to bloom, around August or September, so I’m not giving up hope yet!
@@ChicagoGardener omg I'm growing so many plants I forgot to look up when it blooms! Good point 👍👍👍
Can you plz suggest any perennials that will come back next year in containers or any winter hardy plants that can grow in pots as I also stay in Chicago.
Would you be leaving the containers outside all winter? If so, my blueberries, raspberries, rhubarb, and delphiniums all came back after leaving them outside.
@@ChicagoGardener Thank you. Can we keep roses and hydrangeas outside or do we have to bring them inside.
Is there any consideration to the added weight to the roof? Just curious if I’m looking to do the same. If there were a heavy snow along with the weight of the soil in winter, could it be an issue?
Definitely! One of the first things we did before adding the raised beds is figure out the deck capacity. Ours is 100 lbs per sqft so we knew we were okay having the raised beds and weight from the snow hasn’t been an issue. I would definitely recommend finding out deck capacity for anyone wanting to garden on their deck before adding large raised beds or pots!
I just love your rooftop garden. Questions, which of your plants in containers do you take inside and which plants can handle the cold and wind chill during the winter? I have a small deck and would love to start a container garden on the deck. But I don't wanna take any plants inside. I live in Milwaukee.
So last winter, I only brought my dahlias inside. I left out blueberries, raspberries, rhubarb, delphiniums, hydrangeas, roses, and bulbs I planted in the fall. I moved them up against the side of our home for some extra protection. I did lose some plants but it seemed to be more from the very wet spring we had that caused root rot. I’m not sure yet what I’m going to bring inside but I think definitely the hydrangeas and any bulbs. I’m also thinking of maybe finding a very short green house to store them in on the deck.