Shade Garden Tour - Edgy Gardener
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I wanted to do a quick tour the shady part of my property. It's full of Hostas, Heucheras and other random plants. This is probably the end of the Spring Garden as the summer heat will kick in any day. This is my zone 5b Garden in Central Illinois
Your garden is Just breathtaking beautiful! thank you for sharing
So inviting. Thanks for sharing.
Just found your video, subscribed, love, LOVE , hostas.
Welcome aboard! I'm actually shopping for hostas this for my mom. She called and said she wants a hosta garden!!! YAY
Really enjoyed your garden!
Beautiful ❤
You have a beautiful garden, everything is so lush and green. Love the entire video!!
Greetings from Barbados, I really enjoyed this video, your yard is huge and really beautiful. Looking forward to watching more videos.
Thank you so much!
Edgy your garden is beautiful!
I am in zone 7b and our climate does not give us beautiful hostas like that.
I am so envious of you all 5b people!
just keep growing and I will keep watching and keep trying!
Enjoyed your watching your video so much . Your garden is just beautiful!
So nice of you
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Дуже гарно.
Буду вас дивитись та слухати, можливо вивчу так англ.)
That beautiful shade that I haven't seen.💓 Love it so much. Thank you for sharing🙏
Lovely garden,such attention to detail 👌
I love it.
I love watching your beautiful garden, it is a therapy for me. Thanks for sharing it with us. Happy gardening and love ♥️ from Malaysia 🇲🇾.
Welcome!!!
Love love love all those beautiful hostas!
Your garden is beautiful, it looks well planned and beautifully landscaped. I love your potting station. I wish I have one like that too.
Thank you so much!
Lovely
Everything is looking gorgeous Shelly! Support from me! 🙏💚🪴
Thank you so much!
New subscriber. Love all the hosts! Lots of heat and rain here in Ohio too.
Welcome aboard!
New subscriber from UK. Your garden is stunning, love all your hostas x
Thank you so much for another great garden video I always enjoy seeing a beautiful garden video hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy
Beautiful
The hosta in front to the left of your heucheras looks like it might be 'June.' (Love your garden, BTW!) :-) You have a good eye for arranging your plants. I'm jealous of your thuggish pulmonarias. While we can grow them here in Western Washington and they sometimes seed ... they tend to dwindle and dry out by late summer and are prone to mildew (even with regular watering). I think they'd love a more moisture retentive soil than I have here ... and more rain in summer, which we actually rarely get (it pours in November though). :-P
I like your hosta Collection.
Thank you very much 💚
At 19:54 what is the large blue hosta with the light center streak? Dream Weaver? Dream Queen? Love it. Would love to see a 'hosta only' video naming them all (if you know them). Lovely garden. You're a real plantsperson.
I'm sad to say I don't know. It came from a friends yard years ago. I'd love to know the name of it too!
Beautiful garden. I just subscribed. 🙂👍🏼
Thanks for the sub! Hope you come back
Beautifullllllll!!!! Your Garden looks so Peaceful, so Serene!!! New Subbie here!! 🌹
Thanks for subbing!
Hi there, I’ve just discovered your lovely channel and subscribed. Really looking forward to catching up with more 😍 I’m in England, just outside London.
Thanks for subbing!
Very lush and pretty garden! Does the Sumac sucker much? So funny, many would love it the Pulmonaria spread around.
The Sumac has thrown 4 - 5 suckers out in the last few years. Easy to pull. It doesn't feel too aggressive.
@@edgygardener2826 thanks!
First time subscriber, loved your garden !!!!
Hope you and your family had an awesome Fourth of July this year I know we did
We had a wonderful 4th full of family and fun! Thank you
I'm new here! Your garden is beautiful
Just beautiful! New subscriber and I am also in Illinois in zone 6. My husband and I bought a new home in the country with 1 acre and we are working on landscaping this summer. Our house has never been landscaped so we have a blank slate!
Oh. This is both exhilarating and terrifying to me! ALL the option and ALL those decisions! Will you do it all yourself or will you hire someone to draw out some plans?
@@edgygardener2826 we are doing it ourselves!
That blue hosta you pointed at when you said you didn't know the names (18:16ish) ... I wonder if that is 'Abiqua Drinking Gourd.'
You got my subscribe at the Captain Kirk hosta!!!! And the Vulcan and Enterprise.
This made me laugh!!! Thank you
Your garden is one of the most beautiful I have ever seen!!! Thank you for the inspiration and for sharing it with us 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼
awe. thank you so much
Omg I love this garden!! I think your gorgeous big blue Hostas that were in such spectacular bloom may be a different variety tho. Possibly Blue Angel? Not sure, there are so many gorgeous blue Hostas out there, But I’m pretty sure the one further down the bed that you said you didn’t know it’s variety that has a more cupped leaf is big daddy, I’ve got 5 of them in my Hosta bed. Either way I would love to know what the other (the first set) are, their blooms are so full, I bet the hummingbirds got nuts for them.
Thank you for sharing you beautiful space it’s given me some wonderful ideas 🥰
You are right, they might be Blue Angel. Since they came from another garden, I can't be sure. I will try to do some searching based on leaf size and bloom. Thanks fro stoppin in
Do you keep you spiral arborvitaes in the container there for the winter?
Gatsby star hydrangea looks gorgeous! 💚🪴💚
Yes. I keep them in the exact spot all winter. The containers are the double lines self watering kind. I bought them last year, so they have survived ONE Illinois winter so far. I think they are rated in a few zones lower than mine, so I hope that is enough
I have the same containers too! Love double walled containers & self watering. Thanks Shelly! 💚🙏🪴
So excited to see your Tiger Eye sumac since I've been researching it. Hearing it is somewhat invasive but improved upon from older varieties. Can you please share your experience with it? Anything you can tell me about this bush I would appreciate but especially about its fall color and controllability & if you have any pics of what it actually looks like in the fall to show, that would be the best!! I saw it once and was blown away by the change from chartreuse to what I remember being oranges and reds which are my favorite fall colors so I'm trying to introduce them into my landscape. Thank you so much from your new subscribee...if that's a word?😜
I have these tree is zone 5 and have had it about 5 years, it just recently does have some underground rhizomes that come up, i just pull them off, but it is just a small tress and just beautiful all summer and then the fall color is beautiful as well
Hi ! I’m new to your channel. I love your garden! It would be super helpful if you could give more information about the plants you are mentioning, such as zone, fall color, when they flower, etc. I’m familiar with many, but definitely not all and finding new varieties is one of the best parts of these videos!😁Thanks!
I will try to add more details
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Just found you and have enjoyed your garden tours. The small tree above your lambs ear....did you say that was a Fringe tree? I love it and wasn't sure if I heard correctly. I am also in Central IL...Canton....
Hello fellow Illinois resident! Yes, It's a Fringe Tree. A slow grower and a bit moppy. But in the the Spring - I Love it!! Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment
@@edgygardener2826 hello! Thank you so much for the name of the tree. I must research it.....I really love it. I am so glad I found your videos!!!!
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Are you still making garden videos? I stumbled upon this garden tour yesterday and I’m in love with your garden design. I would love to see more and feel so inspired by this tour!
What an amazing garden!! Question
Please list soil or compost you used 🙏
Oh ! How English 🥰🥰
Hi! nice garden! where'd u get your swing set? very pretty
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You have a gorgeous garden. What zone do garden in? Loved the video.
Thank you so much. I'm in Central Illinois zone 5b
Where did you get your boxwood? I'm finding it very pricey here in NE Wisconsin.
The Winter Gem boxwoods that make up the hedge were from Home Depot. They were just over $9.00 each, for the smallest size. Good Luck.
How did your coleus cuttings do over the winter? Are they the ones in your tour??
Yes. Most of these are from my overwintering. I'll post my Coleus video soon.
can the lopped off dahlia be rooted?
Oh. I don't know. I didn't even think of trying that.
Blurry ?
I don't understand why anyone would want to grow a flower garden anymore. Especially with things being so expensive. You can grow vegetables and still have a beautiful garden.