I had the trumpet vine on the corner of a fence but after about 5 years it started growing runners off of it section 8 ft down the fence and I didn't realize what it was now we have trumpet vine everywhere very invasive watch yourself with that
It’s fun watching the changes you’re making on your farm. My husband & I bought a house 3 years ago and have been busy making it over to our taste. Working in our yard is almost addicting lol….I love to hit our local garden centers too hoping to find another addition for our yard and garden. I love the cottage garden look you’re going for, looking forward to watching your transformation 😍 My husband built small a fence with a wire on top that we planted honeysuckle on to give us more privacy, I can’t wait to see how you plant your honeysuckle. We also planted a couple of Star Jasmine vines on a trellis by our back fence for privacy, they are growing fast and look good year round.
Hi Jill, here are some beautiful Vining plant options for over winter: jasmine, trumpet vine, Passion flower vine, wisteria, blue sky vine,Mandevilla, honey suckle, black eyed Susan vine. Some are annual in my zone but might be perennial in yours! Best wishes 😊
Hi,just a thought if you plant grapes on the trellis with the yellow door I think it will give you a good color contrast and might hold its leaves throughout your milder winter and the girls could have a tasty snack 🍇
Just an idea. You guys could maybe change where the cottage garden is since there is so much grass growing in that area. You could maybe make that area a grass area? It could maybe be a good area for your rabits? Jasmin yes. Or trumpet vine. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
There are different varieties of clematis vines. So you could get one that blooms on old and new growth. Then you wouldn't have to cut it back... Loving all the new things your doing to make the farm your own 🙂
We had an arbor covered in jasmine and absolutely loved it! I may just have to put in an arbor at our new house just so I can have a good place to grow jasmine! It has my vote!
Happy to see you turning this space into "Whispering Willow Farm". Would totally agree on the roses-they are lovely, but have spaces that work so much better than over a walkway where you need to duck to avoid the daggers. Lovely that you are rehoming them-will be looking forward to seeing what you choose to replace them!
Came here to say the same thing! Jess loved those roses there and withstood the pokes, but she's made of something different than Jill 😆 love seeing the farm transforming without limits
Trumpet vine, sometimes called trumpet creeper would work well there. It keeps lots of woody vine that is really structural through the winter and that full sun location would produce lots of flowers. It can be a little invasive but can also handle a good cut back to control it.
The cottage garden is going to be beautiful. Can't wait to see it. A Sweet Autumn Clematis would be a good one to replace the rose. It grows like crazy. I leave mine all winter for the birds to hide in. In the spring I don't cut it back but just pull off the dried dead leaves and branches. It blooms like crazy also with little white flowers later into the summer and the bees love them.
Loved your shopping trip and all the neat plants you picked up. Looking forward to your next video with your surprise purchase! I also agree with several other viewers that you and Nathan are doing a wonderful job making Whispering Willow Farm yours. My suggestion for a vine plant would be the Jasmine as well. It stays green all year and has a welcome scent for any garden.. At the 5:48 mark in this video I see the initials of the last owners of your new farm painted or carved, can't really tell on the inside of your green house walking in (R&R J&J)??? Add this paint over to your to do list.... :) :) Keep up the great work. Love what you two are doing.....
I know most types of ninebark are not available for my south Arkansas zone 8 and I believe a 7 is the top zone for them. I buy a lot of things I can’t find online. I grow anything I can from seed. I love to grow salvias, agastache and coreopsis for perennial and drought tolerant plants. I grow hollyhock, rose of Sharon, English daisy and lots of other daisies. You can buy roses that are thornless. I love to grow gaura from seed. It adds the same great movement as grasses and pollinators love them. I grow all the cutting garden flowers too. Can’t wait to see what you plant in your cottage garden.
I think you might be happy with jasmine. I have it on a fence and it is so thick and lush and smells absolutely awesome when it blooms. I realized that you live in Arkansas and I live in Florida however, it does freeze here at times and I'm not sure that I ever lost even 1 leaf of my jasmine during a freeze. I have tons and tons of blooms every year. It gets almost solid white there are so many blooms. Sending Blessings to you and yours!
$35 for your concrete planters is good, really good! Proven winners has 4 different color black-eyed Susan vines that would look adorable climbing the trellis (but it is an annual, until frost)
Try Confederate jasmine. We have it over our arbor and it's great because it stays green almost all year in zone 7B and has an enchanting fragrance when it flowers in the summer! Our customers love walking under that arbor! I'd send you a picture except I'm not sure if you too enables picture sharing
Just for fun, why not grow a succession of vines on your archway, starting with sweet peas. They smell heavenly. Perhaps you could try out several annual vines just for one season. I’m experimenting with purple bell vines and cup and saucer vines this year. They won’t overwinter, but it will give you time to decide what perennial vine you want as your final choice.
I love honeysuckle too! With enough time it will likely take over your fence and make a nice hedge…..if you can, maybe try planting it on the outside of the fence and not inside to slow it down from encroaching where you don’t want it rooting. I’m not sure if all varieties are the same but my honeysuckle puts off a limb, as it get heavy the limb leans to the ground it roots where it touches the ground and starts growing a new upright plant from that root system so it can tend to take over all though it’s definitely manageable compared yo other things
I love that you are being courageous and turning this space into your own!!! You do you!!!!! It’s gonna be beautiful no matter what you chose but I do like the idea of something fragrant to greet you when you enter that magical oasis.
Im glad your keeping the tangerine skies. Im using cardboard and mulch in most of my beds. I am doing a lot of cottage flowers in a area that once was the citys. we have adopted it and it has lots of hills so I have plans for paths, wildflower meadows, sitting benches with scripture signs everywhere and raised beds for veggies, fruit trees etc.
I couldn't tell if the honeysuckle you got was the native coral kind or not but you could do coral honeysuckle ( Lonicera) on the arbor which keeps that hard wood all year. Its also native & is good for humming birds.
I was just listening because I’m at work so when you said you were getting rid of the roses from the arch, my first thought was, “no not the tangerine skies!” Lol! But I know it’s your garden and you need to make it yours. The roses you’re taking out I can understand why. They’re going to go to a new home and be lovely there. I’m still very happy you’re keeping the tangerine sky roses because they’re established and glorious!
Okay, so I live in 5a, and I live vicariously through y'alls gardens. My suggestions for the archway, in no particular order are: sweet autumn clematis, taiga clematis ( i cant grow that one here and it's my favorite,) porcelain vine (doesnt have flowers, but has beautiful pink, purple, and blue berries + the leaves are variegated,) a climbing hydrangea, or an akebia ( they smell like chocolate!) The place is really coming together, guys! I'm so happy for you!
I'm rooting some ninebark cuttings currently. If they take I'll contact you about shipping a few from NC. I've never tried rooting cuttings before so fingers crossed.
Alright field trip!!!. No plant nurseries in our area. I have to to OKC or Roger's, AR to my daughter's homes and go to the .nurseries and thrift stores.
Climbing Hydrangea or what about a hardy kiwi vine or purple passionflower... trumpet vine... Bougainvillea (zone9).. American wisteria😍.. perennial sweetpeas... Just a few ideas. But I love those climbing roses. Wanna send them to me? 😋😘worth a try.😍 Keep growing 🌱🙏🏻
Jill i have a tip for your arch. I do'nt know if you can get this in your country but i have a Trachelospermum Jasminoides. It is wintergreen, fowers are white. They smell wonderfull and it does'nt have thorns. Once established it can handle reasonably some frost. And there is a variegated one that has cream colored outlned leaves. I live in the Netherlands and can buy almost any plant over here. We have a small country that's filled with plant technology. Love your garden plans.....
You don’t have to cut back clematis mine sprouts new growth from the old vines just leave it in winter. Also the roots like to be shaded and so the stuff growing around the bottom probably won’t hurt
I asume that the surprise is a fountain. And if it is, I think is to place it in the center of the keyhole in the cottage garden. Al least, that would be my dream if i was in your shoes.
Hi Jill and Nathan.. Happy to see you are turning the garden in your own dream. I'm sure it will be lovely and inspirational. Excited to see what you bought that must be delivered. Maybe a fountain for the cottage garden??? ♥️ Take care and God Bless.
Jill I live farther south than you in Arkansas and my Carolina jasmine does well in the winter here. My confederate jasmine didn't make it the winter of '20-21'. If you Google jasmine there are all types and colors including pink and night blooming. The Arabia looks pretty too.
I am so glad you are going to gift the roses and not just toss them out. What a haul ! I Love that stand and the plants. Those honeysuckle are gorgeous but I am allergic ! : (
When you mentioned honeysuckle, it brought back such sweet memories of my childhood home. Honeysuckle grew all along our fence I would go out suck on the inside of the flower. Definitely going to see if I can find some at our local nursery. ❤️
Kintzley's ghost honeysuckle (lonicera reticulata) It is a native honeysuckle ...maybe worth looking at..the bees love mine,...the leaves remind me of eucalyptus..😊
Honeysuckle is extremely invasive! I have it all over my property and can't get rid of it. There is a native honeysuckle so make sure that's the one you are planting:)
JILL just a heads up on honeysuckle . I found out that theres more than one kind and the one that white and yellow we always ate the nectar from as kids. We moved and theres a pink one. I looked up what it was and found out thankfully before we went to getting nectar that its toxic. So just warning you incase hubby wanted it for that reason! Didnt want him giving it to kids and you didnt know. Also lowes had some beautiful 9 barks last year...and they were big.
Lumber One in Mayflower (Off hwy 365 near hwy 89 west). Have you been there? I plan to go back soon bc I was very impressed by how healthy the succulents looked (and the price) a few months ago.
crepe myrtles might be nice on your arch, or somewhere. You dont see it very often. Passion flowers, hardy kiwi... especially the male plants have leaves than are half pink green and white speckled.
Hey Jill in one of Justin's recent videos she stated that she took cuttings of that orange rose at the gate and it did not root just a heads up perhaps you could move her a couple that would be an awesome token gift maybe y'all already talked about it I don't know below are three options for your trellis all three would be beautiful love the red honeysuckle that will be wonderful for the🐝🐝🐝🐝
Did the Nursery have frost tender veggies out already? I've noticed big Box store Lowe's already had them out. I'm in STL area. Our last is middle of April but I say May. Last year I bel after last frost it got freezing.
Awww making it Whispering Willow. Nathan is a smart man - love Honeysuckels. I was thinking about honeysuckle last week. I used to have a beautiful plant when I lived in TN.
Loooove the idea of the honeysuckle plants!!! Thanks so much for that tip!! Totally going to try that around our fences! They are pretty and have a ton of purposes!! Love y’all!
The frost killed my rhododendron. All his beautiful blooms are squishy and falling off 😢 And i have been trying to find hydrangeas everywhere in the louisville, ky area and cant find them yet! I really dont want to order them so im hoping this next week or so they start coming into my area 🌱🙏
I couldnt find any ninebarks in my area until the end of summer last year! Not sure if there's a season when garden centers get them/sell them? I didnt find mine until August
Grapes growing in with jasmine would be beautiful. Grape vines are wonderful for making things. Grape leaves can be used in Greek cooking also. (As well as feeding animals the leaves and vines)
@@graceinthegarden9151 Suggest them! Worst case it's a no which doesn't effect you. Best case it helps someone! Jasmine will bring multiple pollinators, look and smell beautiful, is low maintenance and grapes are delicious. They grow fast and abundant, their leaves feed people and animals, and left over are great for composting.
@@amberlennox846 you are right. I like to have others input into ideas. I find gardeners to be helpful and knowledgeable. In the end if it's practical for my location, I follow my heart. Jasmine would not survive winters where I am, but I LOVE it. Have a lovely day.
Did you get your farm animal? Is that your surprise? Are you seriously going to leave us hanging?🤣😂😁 I thought I was the only woman who isn't fond of roses.
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I put the orange trumpet vine on mine! I love it!
Trumpet Vine is very invasive
I had the trumpet vine on the corner of a fence but after about 5 years it started growing runners off of it section 8 ft down the fence and I didn't realize what it was now we have trumpet vine everywhere very invasive watch yourself with that
@@dianatennant4346 yes very invasive
Jasmine is always my go-to. It smells sooo good in bloom.
Totally jealous about the concrete planters. 😍 You can keep pruning the Tangerine roses on the inside.
It’s fun watching the changes you’re making on your farm. My husband & I bought a house 3 years ago and have been busy making it over to our taste. Working in our yard is almost addicting lol….I love to hit our local garden centers too hoping to find another addition for our yard and garden. I love the cottage garden look you’re going for, looking forward to watching your transformation 😍
My husband built small a fence with a wire on top that we planted honeysuckle on to give us more privacy, I can’t wait to see how you plant your honeysuckle. We also planted a couple of Star Jasmine vines on a trellis by our back fence for privacy, they are growing fast and look good year round.
I loveeeee seeing nurseries and what they have 😍 next time pretty please take us with you! 🙏🏾
Hi Jill, here are some beautiful Vining plant options for over winter: jasmine, trumpet vine, Passion flower vine, wisteria, blue sky vine,Mandevilla, honey suckle, black eyed Susan vine. Some are annual in my zone but might be perennial in yours! Best wishes 😊
I love seeing new nurseries.....next time please take us with you! Exciting to see the cottage garden progression! 💗
I had a jasmine that had pink flowers & grew like crazy…loved it!
Hi,just a thought if you plant grapes on the trellis with the yellow door I think it will give you a good color contrast and might hold its leaves throughout your milder winter and the girls could have a tasty snack 🍇
Great idea, thanks for sharing
Just an idea. You guys could maybe change where the cottage garden is since there is so much grass growing in that area. You could maybe make that area a grass area? It could maybe be a good area for your rabits? Jasmin yes. Or trumpet vine. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
I vote for Jasmine!! It smells divine and there’s no pokies on it. Definitely a beautiful entrance to the secret garden.
There are different varieties of clematis vines. So you could get one that blooms on old and new growth. Then you wouldn't have to cut it back... Loving all the new things your doing to make the farm your own 🙂
We had an arbor covered in jasmine and absolutely loved it! I may just have to put in an arbor at our new house just so I can have a good place to grow jasmine! It has my vote!
I have a star Jasmine which is an evergreen and smells absolutely beautiful, in Autumn/Winter it gives me all those wonderful Autumn colours 🌸💕🌸
A type of ivy would look beautiful there. 😍 I know ivy isn't for everyone but I just love it in certain areas. Sometimes invasive but so beautiful!
Happy to see you turning this space into "Whispering Willow Farm". Would totally agree on the roses-they are lovely, but have spaces that work so much better than over a walkway where you need to duck to avoid the daggers. Lovely that you are rehoming them-will be looking forward to seeing what you choose to replace them!
Came here to say the same thing! Jess loved those roses there and withstood the pokes, but she's made of something different than Jill 😆 love seeing the farm transforming without limits
My sister has a trumpet vine that is very cool looking....and it covered their arch really quickly.
Trumpet vine, sometimes called trumpet creeper would work well there. It keeps lots of woody vine that is really structural through the winter and that full sun location would produce lots of flowers. It can be a little invasive but can also handle a good cut back to control it.
The cottage garden is going to be beautiful. Can't wait to see it. A Sweet Autumn Clematis would be a good one to replace the rose. It grows like crazy. I leave mine all winter for the birds to hide in. In the spring I don't cut it back but just pull off the dried dead leaves and branches. It blooms like crazy also with little white flowers later into the summer and the bees love them.
I LOVE ASPARAGUS! 😭😭😭😭 I ENVY YOUR CROP SO MUCH!
On that note I planted 10, 2 year crowns this year.
Loved your shopping trip and all the neat plants you picked up. Looking forward to your next video with your surprise purchase! I also agree with several other viewers that you and Nathan are doing a wonderful job making Whispering Willow Farm yours. My suggestion for a vine plant would be the Jasmine as well. It stays green all year and has a welcome scent for any garden.. At the 5:48 mark in this video I see the initials of the last owners of your new farm painted or carved, can't really tell on the inside of your green house walking in (R&R J&J)??? Add this paint over to your to do list.... :) :) Keep up the great work. Love what you two are doing.....
I agree on the roses it's tough walking thru an archway full of roses. I would plant jasmine
Can't wait to see the cottage garden this summer!
I know most types of ninebark are not available for my south Arkansas zone 8 and I believe a 7 is the top zone for them. I buy a lot of things I can’t find online. I grow anything I can from seed. I love to grow salvias, agastache and coreopsis for perennial and drought tolerant plants. I grow hollyhock, rose of Sharon, English daisy and lots of other daisies. You can buy roses that are thornless. I love to grow gaura from seed. It adds the same great movement as grasses and pollinators love them. I grow all the cutting garden flowers too. Can’t wait to see what you plant in your cottage garden.
Jasmine is an evergreen
I think you might be happy with jasmine. I have it on a fence and it is so thick and lush and smells absolutely awesome when it blooms.
I realized that you live in Arkansas and I live in Florida however, it does freeze here at times and I'm not sure that I ever lost even 1 leaf of my jasmine during a freeze.
I have tons and tons of blooms every year. It gets almost solid white there are so many blooms.
Sending Blessings to you and yours!
Jasmine would be really nice and would smell amazing and bring in the pollinators. Have a blessed day 🙏🏻🙏🏻💕👩🏻🌾
$35 for your concrete planters is good, really good! Proven winners has 4 different color black-eyed Susan vines that would look adorable climbing the trellis (but it is an annual, until frost)
Try Confederate jasmine. We have it over our arbor and it's great because it stays green almost all year in zone 7B and has an enchanting fragrance when it flowers in the summer! Our customers love walking under that arbor! I'd send you a picture except I'm not sure if you too enables picture sharing
I have jasmine on one of my arbors& grape vines on another arbor. Love them both.
Can’t wait to see what you bought🌻💜🌻
Wisteria on the trellis!!!
Just for fun, why not grow a succession of vines on your archway, starting with sweet peas. They smell heavenly. Perhaps you could try out several annual vines just for one season. I’m experimenting with purple bell vines and cup and saucer vines this year. They won’t overwinter, but it will give you time to decide what perennial vine you want as your final choice.
I love honeysuckle too! With enough time it will likely take over your fence and make a nice hedge…..if you can, maybe try planting it on the outside of the fence and not inside to slow it down from encroaching where you don’t want it rooting. I’m not sure if all varieties are the same but my honeysuckle puts off a limb, as it get heavy the limb leans to the ground it roots where it touches the ground and starts growing a new upright plant from that root system so it can tend to take over all though it’s definitely manageable compared yo other things
I love that you are being courageous and turning this space into your own!!! You do you!!!!! It’s gonna be beautiful no matter what you chose but I do like the idea of something fragrant to greet you when you enter that magical oasis.
PASSION FRUIT!!!!! OOO Or grapes!
for the cottage garden
Im glad your keeping the tangerine skies. Im using cardboard and mulch in most of my beds. I am doing a lot of cottage flowers in a area that once was the citys. we have adopted it and it has lots of hills so I have plans for paths, wildflower meadows, sitting benches with scripture signs everywhere and raised beds for veggies, fruit trees etc.
Good morning. 😃
I couldn't tell if the honeysuckle you got was the native coral kind or not but you could do coral honeysuckle ( Lonicera) on the arbor which keeps that hard wood all year. Its also native & is good for humming birds.
I was just listening because I’m at work so when you said you were getting rid of the roses from the arch, my first thought was, “no not the tangerine skies!” Lol! But I know it’s your garden and you need to make it yours. The roses you’re taking out I can understand why. They’re going to go to a new home and be lovely there. I’m still very happy you’re keeping the tangerine sky roses because they’re established and glorious!
Wisteria would be beautiful 🥰
Wisteria, if it grows in your area but that may need more room. The jasmine would be pretty.
I love Wisteria it’s beautiful 😍
Jasmine are my absolute favorite❣️❣️❣️❣️
I would be so excited to see you plant Jasmine there🤸🏽♀️🤸🏽♀️🤸🏽♀️🤸🏽♀️
Clematis armandii is an evergreen clematis, hardy to zone 6 or 7. It flowers in late winter or early spring. The flowers are white and fragrant.
Black eyed Susan vine is really beautiful. Baker creek has a perennial variety I believe
Lumber One in Mayflower has some great plants at great prices. And it is close to you!
It does die back in the winter, but I love my passion fruit.
Okay, so I live in 5a, and I live vicariously through y'alls gardens. My suggestions for the archway, in no particular order are: sweet autumn clematis, taiga clematis ( i cant grow that one here and it's my favorite,) porcelain vine (doesnt have flowers, but has beautiful pink, purple, and blue berries + the leaves are variegated,) a climbing hydrangea, or an akebia ( they smell like chocolate!) The place is really coming together, guys! I'm so happy for you!
I'm rooting some ninebark cuttings currently. If they take I'll contact you about shipping a few from NC. I've never tried rooting cuttings before so fingers crossed.
Wisteria is a nice choice for the arch
Carolina Jasmine for the climbing plant. Mine stays green all year long and blooms in the Spring. I'm in zone 7b.
Alright field trip!!!. No plant nurseries in our area. I have to to OKC or Roger's, AR to my daughter's homes and go to the .nurseries and thrift stores.
Climbing Hydrangea or what about a hardy kiwi vine or purple passionflower... trumpet vine... Bougainvillea (zone9).. American wisteria😍.. perennial sweetpeas...
Just a few ideas.
But I love those climbing roses. Wanna send them to me? 😋😘worth a try.😍
Keep growing 🌱🙏🏻
Jill i have a tip for your arch. I do'nt know if you can get this in your country but i have a Trachelospermum Jasminoides. It is wintergreen, fowers are white. They smell wonderfull and it does'nt have thorns. Once established it can handle reasonably some frost. And there is a variegated one that has cream colored outlned leaves. I live in the Netherlands and can buy almost any plant over here. We have a small country that's filled with plant technology. Love your garden plans.....
You don’t have to cut back clematis mine sprouts new growth from the old vines just leave it in winter. Also the roots like to be shaded and so the stuff growing around the bottom probably won’t hurt
I asume that the surprise is a fountain. And if it is, I think is to place it in the center of the keyhole in the cottage garden. Al least, that would be my dream if i was in your shoes.
Wisteria is my favorite vine. It does die back some. But the winter vines are awesome by themselves.
Hi Jill and Nathan.. Happy to see you are turning the garden in your own dream. I'm sure it will be lovely and inspirational. Excited to see what you bought that must be delivered. Maybe a fountain for the cottage garden??? ♥️ Take care and God Bless.
Jill I live farther south than you in Arkansas and my Carolina jasmine does well in the winter here. My confederate jasmine didn't make it the winter of '20-21'.
If you Google jasmine there are all types and colors including pink and night blooming. The Arabia looks pretty too.
Jasmine for sure ♥️♥️♥️ that will be gorgeous!!
Carolina Jessamine is beautiful. It would be a great plant for that arch.
I am so glad you are going to gift the roses and not just toss them out. What a haul ! I Love that stand and the plants. Those honeysuckle are gorgeous but I am allergic ! : (
Purple hyacinth bean for the trellis 💜
wisteria the purple flowers would be so pretty.
Hoping the big purchase was a Fountain. That would be just perfect.
David Austin roses actually has two or three varieties that are thornless climbing roses 🥀
Passion fruit flower will cover the Arbor and it provides passion flower tea.
We have jasmine on our arbor it does wonderful except when Arkansas has long freezes mine has froze and died but it is coming back slowly
When you mentioned honeysuckle, it brought back such sweet memories of my childhood home. Honeysuckle grew all along our fence I would go out suck on the inside of the flower. Definitely going to see if I can find some at our local nursery. ❤️
Kintzley's ghost honeysuckle (lonicera reticulata) It is a native honeysuckle ...maybe worth looking at..the bees love mine,...the leaves remind me of eucalyptus..😊
LOVE those tangerine sky roses!!! ❤️
Oh that awesome my grandma used have concerted planters like that so awesome!!!
Honeysuckle is extremely invasive! I have it all over my property and can't get rid of it. There is a native honeysuckle so make sure that's the one you are planting:)
Can't wait to see what it is 😁
JILL just a heads up on honeysuckle . I found out that theres more than one kind and the one that white and yellow we always ate the nectar from as kids. We moved and theres a pink one. I looked up what it was and found out thankfully before we went to getting nectar that its toxic. So just warning you incase hubby wanted it for that reason! Didnt want him giving it to kids and you didnt know. Also lowes had some beautiful 9 barks last year...and they were big.
In my region, Zone 9b, Seattle area, we have an Evergreen Clematis that might work for you. It would provide year round interest.
Lumber One in Mayflower (Off hwy 365 near hwy 89 west). Have you been there? I plan to go back soon bc I was very impressed by how healthy the succulents looked (and the price) a few months ago.
crepe myrtles might be nice on your arch, or somewhere. You dont see it very often. Passion flowers, hardy kiwi... especially the male plants have leaves than are half pink green and white speckled.
How about forsythia vines they are vineyard and beautiful yellow flowers with green leaves through the winter.
Hey Jill in one of Justin's recent videos she stated that she took cuttings of that orange rose at the gate and it did not root just a heads up perhaps you could move her a couple that would be an awesome token gift maybe y'all already talked about it I don't know below are three options for your trellis all three would be beautiful love the red honeysuckle that will be wonderful for the🐝🐝🐝🐝
JESS
keep the roses,
I love it all!!
Did the Nursery have frost tender veggies out already? I've noticed big Box store Lowe's already had them out. I'm in STL area. Our last is middle of April but I say May. Last year I bel after last frost it got freezing.
Wisteria is beautiful.
Hi! How about a thornless climbing Yellow Lady Banks rose? Have a great day!
Awww making it Whispering Willow. Nathan is a smart man - love Honeysuckels. I was thinking about honeysuckle last week. I used to have a beautiful plant when I lived in TN.
Loooove the idea of the honeysuckle plants!!! Thanks so much for that tip!! Totally going to try that around our fences! They are pretty and have a ton of purposes!! Love y’all!
I just went there for the first time a few weeks ago! Such a cool place, I only got to explore about a 1/3 of it so far. Really nice people too.
So funny, if you were here in NH you would be swimming in honeysuckle and rocks :)
What about Wisteria for the new vining plant?
Can't wait to see what the big find was!
I vote Jasmine for your arch. My favorite scent in the garden. 💚
The frost killed my rhododendron. All his beautiful blooms are squishy and falling off 😢
And i have been trying to find hydrangeas everywhere in the louisville, ky area and cant find them yet! I really dont want to order them so im hoping this next week or so they start coming into my area 🌱🙏
Is it a fountain or bird bath? Can't wait to see the transformation
Climbing hydrangea is a very good choice, I’m in zone 5. It’s unbelievable.
Wisteria is a beautiful deciduous climber.
I couldnt find any ninebarks in my area until the end of summer last year! Not sure if there's a season when garden centers get them/sell them? I didnt find mine until August
Climbing hydrangea branch structure in winter is nice with or without snow. Can't wait to hear about the big item you got. ☺️
Grapes growing in with jasmine would be beautiful. Grape vines are wonderful for making things. Grape leaves can be used in Greek cooking also. (As well as feeding animals the leaves and vines)
Thank you. I also was thinking grapes, but I am hesitant to suggest things. 😊 I'm so thankful you did. Happy gardening
@@graceinthegarden9151 Suggest them! Worst case it's a no which doesn't effect you. Best case it helps someone! Jasmine will bring multiple pollinators, look and smell beautiful, is low maintenance and grapes are delicious. They grow fast and abundant, their leaves feed people and animals, and left over are great for composting.
@@amberlennox846 you are right. I like to have others input into ideas. I find gardeners to be helpful and knowledgeable. In the end if it's practical for my location, I follow my heart. Jasmine would not survive winters where I am, but I LOVE it. Have a lovely day.
I LOVE the yellow garden door. ❤
Did you get your farm animal? Is that your surprise? Are you seriously going to leave us hanging?🤣😂😁 I thought I was the only woman who isn't fond of roses.