15 Perennials Every Garden Should Have! 💪🌿💚 // Garden Answer
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Videos like this are detrimental to my bank account. 🤑
But when Spring and Summer roll around it's all worth it. 😍
lol it’s detrimental the first year, but it comes back every year and you can even divide them and plant them elsewhere or share with others! It’s a great investment! That’s what I tell myself, lol 😂!
Seriously 🎉grow from seeds and DIY😂we have five kids, and my only vice seems to be plants- so I empathize ❤
I know many say they watch videos with their morning coffee. I watch them at lunch at school. My 4th graders come in and drop off their lunch bags. Hearing their comments and a “what’s she planting today?” makes me laugh. Yesterday someone asked how the sweet peas were doing. 🤣Today they enjoyed the lungwort blooms. A few of the boys told me their mother’s favorite flowers. ❤️❤️❤️
What a nice story. God bless you for spending your days with our youth. Thank you thank you
LOVE this story! I taught 4th too and we followed cooking shows :)
barbershopchick, you're teaching even during lunch by piquing your students' interest in plants and having fun conversations with them! That's wonderful! Good teachers find teachable moments everywhere! I taught teenagers for 28 years. My freshmen would have loved this!
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Love this! Teach kids about nature and growing things as early as possible!
You showed the names and then the plants. You did an outstanding job. You chose perennials that are hardy so even a new gardener would have success with your suggestions.
I very much appreciate your giving us names of plants both verbally and written ! I appreciate your honesty in pronunciation of some of these plant names ! Good luck 👍🏽!
The bed when Laura shows the Russian sage…what an ooo and ahh area! I do love how Laura explains things, and she is so full of joy when she gardens and talks about gardening. She is so inspirational!
Every garden should have lots of native plants, they’re hardy, beautiful and most importantly they are essential for wildlife
I totally agree and easier to care for because they are native (as you said - hardy). I belong to my local Botanic Garden which propagates and sells native plants.
Preach! I have about 100 different species in my garden, and about half to 3/4 of them are natives. Just can't beat them!
Totally agree! My rules for my garden are that a plant either needs to be native (which is my preference), OR it needs to keep its hands to itself in the garden.
Unless an area really doesn’t have many natives. Here it’s mostly grasses that die in the heat of the summer...
@@christinegomes3030 I’m curious what region you’re in, you might be surprised. But there’s no need to be a purist necessarily, just keep wildlife in mind
Everytime I come to this site, I glorify God because in each plant, I see the creative, awesome beauty of God and am in awe!👏
I totally agree! I felt that the first time I saw a hellebore. Babies and flowers... God’s beauty on display!
Wait. Uh... RUclips? You found god on youtube? You didn't give him any money, did you? 😂
@@Bamboo4U2 Not necessary, Jake, especially since Laura and Aaron are Christians.
@@cynthiafisher9907 gardening. The channel is about gardening.
@@Bamboo4U2 You are right, this channel is mainly about gardening. The commenter was expressing their feelings about plants and gardening. There are many people who liked the comment, so they must feel the same way. Ask yourself, “Why does this comment provoke enough of a negative response in me that I felt compelled to make a snide remark?”
I would LOVE a video of perennials for a wildflower-inspired meadow!!!
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love 💚 , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm Gabriel Wood from San Francisco, California where are you from if I may ask?❤
When we first bought our 'forever' home, we spent half on perennials and half on annuals each year. We love the annuals for quick color and spreading to fill 'blank' areas, and the perennials obviously for the longevity. So each year we had less and less area to fill. Now we share our best perennials with our neighbors - black eyed susans, siberian irises, gladiolas, geraniums, and lots of others. So much fun!
That's what I love. I would rather perennials over annuals. If I am spending money on plants I want them to come back year after year. 💓 Thanks for the list.
Hi Denise
Denise, yes, I agree with you. And some perennials multiply (which you can divide and replant elsewhere), or if you decide you want to rearrange your garden, dig up that perennial and relocate. 😁
@@annetteyoutube742 👍yes, absolutely! I love relocating that I see them at a different place but still enjoy them🌻🌼🌸😁
I have come to appreciate annuals, and many of them act somewhat like perennials in that they set seed, and if you are patient and don't mulch too soon in the spring, you may be delighted to find little annual baby seedlings that you can then thin. It is such a delight to discover them. (I check what to look for on Google images for any annuals I may be unfamiliar with.) I love perennials too, but I have certain spots that I reserve for annuals, and once they get blooming, they are gorgeous 'til the frost. Cleome is one annual that faithfully seeds itself, and I also have Gomphrena "Strawberry Fields," which is hard to find at nurseries.
I wish I had luck with my lavender. I have planted it about a half dozen times and it never comes back. I have most of these other perennials, but no luck with lavender. I have good luck with everything else.
I use these type of videos to familiarize myself with the names. When I go to the garden center and read the tags I think okay Laura has told me about this one.
I am enjoying my garden more this year than ever before. Thank you Laura.
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
Nice, agreed..
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Thank you so much. I love that nearly everything you mentioned is deer resistant. I gave our local deer a $500 salad bar last year so I'm trying to get some some things that will make it this year.
Me too..I consoled myself by telling me that the deer were really desperate for food in the drought..but still..
Haha Good luck with that!!! My "deer resistant" plants have all been pruned by the deer!!! They finally found my Hostas this week. :(
azelas, rodedendrom, dahpes, daffolis, bearded iris, hellebores are kangaroo/wallaby proof (they know they are toxic) so worth a go for deer too
My landscapers have destroyed about $2,000 of plants in the last couple years. So aggravating. My husband has talked with them several times…not sure if they are taking the plants or what. 2 years ago I planted 30 Hellabores…10 in the front side garden, 20 behind our tree house….only 5 left behind the tree house… and they used electric shears on my my hydrangeas which I have several varieties; so I had hardly any blooms last summer.
I’m just sick to my stomach as I have put so much time and money into developing my flowerbeds and landscape. My husband doesn’t want to fire them as we do have a high maintenance yard. I told him that they are landscapers they should know what they are doing. I’ve tried talking with them about not touching certain plants and they seem to forget what ever I tell them….am I the only one that struggling with the landscapers?
Have you guys ever tried Liquid Fence? It's been working really well for me so far.
This has to be one of THE most helpful videos yet. Well presented and inspiring.
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In MO we call sedums " Live Forevers" . One only has to cut a branch off and stuck it in the ground, and it roots itself and becomes a plant!
So true! 😃 Out of intuition, I did this to my one and only Autumn Joy Sedum I bought last year and the little branches bowed a little, then I watered them, now they are upright in the ground, and looking alive! so I figured they’re doing great! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Sometimes birds rip off pieces of mine and drop them and they root in where they are dropped.
I did that!! I'm trying to expand my sedum area and it's working.
Thank you. My friend always gives me cuttings of her all her garden flowers and I can never tell if they will root easily or not.
I’m in Missouri... and I can verify this comment!😊
So happy I can walk into my local nursery and sound like a pro as I’m describing which perennials I’m looking for, though I’m a newbie gardener 🤣 the snobs will be impressed LOL!!! Thanks Laura!!!
One thing about echinacea that I think is worth mentioning is that the regular purple coneflower variety is a lot tougher and more reliable than most of the hybrid varieties. The hybrid echinacea varieties look cool but they usually don't seem to perform as well as the original purple coneflower. The bees also don't like the hybrid varieties of echinacea as much because the non-native colored blooms throw them off.
And they can't feed on the 'double' flowers. The straight species is better in every way!
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This might be my very favorite video I’ve ever seen. Like, EVER! I was seeking some info to plan my landscape for curb appeal year-round but you make me feel inspired to take up gardening as a hobby. The way you love each plant in it’s own way is so charming. You are such a delight! Thank you for such a gem of information that was fun to watch. There are probably so many people that you’ve inspired and think of you as they garden. Thanks again!!
You Rich too!?😎
Glad I’m not the only who loves to watch her down to earth descriptions and suggestions.
I love your pick of perennials
LOVE this video. Thanks for much.
We had a customer come into our garden center today, asking about specific plants that she has seen in your videos 🥰 As soon as I heard “Garden Answer,” I had to go over and chat with her. It was such a neat experience to discuss videos of plants and specific areas of your garden, and have her know exactly what I was talking about. She’s the first person from our teeny tiny Indiana town I’ve had come in and been able to do that with. So fun!
I would love to know what greenhouse your at. Im having a hard time finding things like this near me
@@allysonh6410 We are about 2 hours southwest of you, but we carry just a handful of perennials, definitely not the wide selection in this particular video. It was just a neat experience to have someone come in and mention Garden Answer, and be able to chat with her about Laura and Aaron and their videos.
@@jessica.walton gotcha! Thx!
How awesome!!
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My mom is a huge hosta lover. A lady in her neighborhood several years ago was cleaning out a bed of “Patriot” hostas and my mom took several home. They get huge in her garden! She doesn’t seem to do anything special but they just seem to love it. She also has some of the biggest and most beautiful “Colossal Blue” hostas I’ve ever seen! She bought them as bare roots at Costco years ago and they have thrived. Hostas don’t seem to mind the heat, oppressive humidity, and heavy clay soils of Alabama, in fact they seem to thrive in it. They do however seem to benefit from being mulched around to help hold the moisture in.
One year, I dug up a couple of hostas. There is a wooded area in my backyard...so, I just put them there...not planted, fully exposed roots and all. That year, we had a very cold and snowy winter. In the spring, I noticed that those hostas were starting to green out, getting new leaves! I couldn't believe it. I didn't think they would survive. I finally planted them. The problem for me is that there are a lot of deer. They love them and will eat the leaves down to the stem. It doesn't kill the plant, just is ugly for the season. Hostas are a very tough and easy plant. Very low maintenance...maybe water now and then.
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I recommend hostas to anyone who wants a showy plant with little effort and maintenance. Mine grow like wild things. It took some work and prayer to get my ferns to take off, but they are lush and choke out weeds like champs now that they've decided to stay with me. I also have irises, peonies, and day lilies that return with no effort on my part. When we added a sun room on the back of the house, the first thing I did when the dust had settled was plant a row of hostas on each side. I add some hanging pots of geranium every summer for color, and just enjoy the show!
Hi from Indiana, its Feb. 7, your video makes me have spring fever 🎉. I love your videos, you give so much information that is so helpful and I LOVE THE CATS!!! They are adorable!!! I retired in October and I'm so looking forward to being able to spend more time in our yard, its so therapeutic!! Your place is beautiful!!! You do great work!!! Thank you!!❤
I really like these type of videos. Your description and explanation is so helpful. I often come back to these videos as a reference guide.
Yes, me too!
Such a great video. All the additional pictures & videos makes this video really stand out
@@MW-gw5sq I totally agree
I come back to a lot of her videos. Thanks for mentioning this. And thanks to garden answer my plants won’t die this year lol
@@breannaalvarado4965 yes im thankful to Garden Answer too. My plants have improved greatly by watching these videos for years now.
Since watching Garden Answer I can proudly say I have MOST of the plants mentioned! Thank you Laura!
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Hello Pamela
Wow~ impressive!
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I hope GA does more videos like this. I have bought most of my plants based on GA recommendations. However, last year, I bought six Fall in Love Sweetly and planted them in two different locations on my property, and they all died. Fortunately, I bought them from a nursery that offers a warranty and got my money back. Maybe the plant sensed that I didn't love it!
I’ve moved more and more into perennials. I think it’s something that scares new gardeners
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Shade-loving (4 or less hours of sun) 9:59
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Bless you!!
Omg thank you🙏🏽
I love these videos because they have me daydreaming for the day I buy a house.
A first time home buyer styled video could be a fun idea, you know in case you ever run out ;)
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
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You can still container garden until then
I love your enthusiasm. I always want to buy plants, seeds and get my hands dirty I the garden after I watch you channel. Keep advising us on options for our regular Flower Beds.
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love 💚 , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm Gabriel Wood from San Francisco, California where are you from if I may ask?❤
I put perovskia in the garden about 3 years ago, to say it grew well is the understatement of the last 5 centuries 😱😂
Rabbits are murder on my Echinacea.. great video ! Bunch of my favs
If there is a pet somewhere in your life, try putting down some pet hair (cat or dog) at the base of the plants.
Same here in central Iowa....I ended putting a small fence around them last year, and that did the trick!
There is a powder you can put on the soil around them to keep them out, I think its called deer b gone (white bottle yellow label)
Wow you’re a garden encyclopaedia! I’ve now got a list of perennials to get and plant in my garden 🌸
You have such passion and knowledge about plants and flowers. I enjoy watching your videos and your beautiful gardens.
When I was reminded of the hail damage you got previously in the section where you were talking about the Hostas, I was like !!!!! will the Hartley be ok?! I'm sure it will be... it has to be! I see a lot of comments where viewers wake up to your videos. I live in Melbourne, Australia and love winding down in the evening watching your videos before bed. Thank you, for bringing beauty to our days.
Good morning!☕☕☕have you seen white sunflowers?
I'm in the Yarra Valley and I do the same. If it's late at night I can sometimes catch the new videos before I go to sleep. They're both so inspiring. Love their videos
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My new slogan "leave me alone, and let me be beautiful "!
I want a stone for my garden with that engraved.
I want that on a Garden Answer shirt 😂
@@trevorhillis8688 would make a great shirt!
Are you from Brampton, Ontario? Me too!
@@myles7870 I am! Hello! How are you! Nice to meet a neighbor.
Hello Lura, Aron, Benjamin and Samantha Wish you a happy and prosperous 2024.
WOW!! This is such an informative, beautiful site. Unlike some gardening videos which are more about the person talking than the plants talked about, your personality and your knowledge about plants shines through to make an enjoyable learning experience. I also love the fact that you included an full listing of the plants and sources discussed. I was furiously making notes on your remarks until I realized that you had made a summary that I could copy and paste at the end. Thank you.
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These plant names crack me up🌷🌻
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Morning GA friends! 🌺🌿☺️
It's happening just as I said it would...the healing phase of being "scared to death" is pneumonia, aka "flu". So as people are released from the solitary confinement of their homes (because of media and government lies based on the fraudulent Germ Theory), and people begin to get happy and feel less stressed, the result will be the healing phase....of pneumonia. The fear campaign has caused ALL the illnesses, not a Boogey Virus.
Every disease is based on the Germ Theory, which was the theory of ONE man over 100 years ago. It was never proven to be 100% valid, and has not even been QUESTIONED again. Why? In order for a theory to be valid, it must be reproduceable in each and every person 100% of the time. Every single person exposed to a "virus" MUST get sick from it 100% of the time, over and over again. It's how you PROVE a theory is valid. This was never done. Scientists used to think witches and witchcraft were valid!! Educated people?? hahaha!! If you cannot "catch" cancer, arthritis or diabetes from another person, then you cannot "catch" a cold or flu. There is no such thing that only SOME diseases are communicable, but not all. It's either all or none of them...they are all based on the same Germ Theory. If you can't "catch" someone's lung cancer, you can't "catch" their colds or flu. Upsetting and distressing events in a person's life is what cause ALL cancer and cancer-equivalent disease, cold, flu, pneumonia, bronchitis, etc. A massive fear campaign will CAUSE people to be "worried sick", but sickness doesn't happen until people resolve their fears. Why do you think kids get sick in October? Because their fear of going back to school and being upset about it finally dissolves, and they get back into their routines. What the media and government is doing to people is criminal. Western Medicine is pure fraud. I can't be the only person in this disgustingly brainwashed world who knows about German New Medicine.
What the heck???
@@AgendaInMind lmfao what the hell is this
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I think “Agenda in Mind” needs some gardening to soothe their anxiety! 😝
Am totally in love with your orange cat! Always around you. So loving.
My tomboy didn't come back in the early fall. Miss him so much...
Sorry but of course he disappeared. House cats have not evolved to spend time successfully and safely in the wild and I always feel sad when I see them wandering outside. I cringed when I saw the appearance of the cat outdoors in the video. Please keep cats indoors. Safer for them and the environment (birds have enough pressure from humans). They’re unnecessary predators in most suburban and rural environments. And for goodness sakes absolutely spay/neuter them - already thousands of unwanted pets killed in shelters due to irresponsible humans.
@@Wee162 TOTALLY disagree with you. First: they are not house cats. They are cats. They can be domesticated, but they love, LOVE to be outside. It's only the last few generations of some people in some cultures, that keep them indoors.
You lock up animals, that belong outdoors, for life. I find that utterly mean!
If you live somewhere, and it can't be different, there is another choice: get a hamster instead!
But here in Europe on the land and in the suburbs almost all the cats are free range cats. Like we all were free range kids.
But nowadays, in countries like the USA, people lock up their kids too.
And there are so many evil people there, that you can't even let your child walk or bike to school. What a deranged culture! What has been taken away from those poor kids! I deeply cringe, each time I see that.
No beings are worse for the environment, than humans!!! That sick bird, that a cat occasionally catches, at least doesn't have to die a slow death.
So PLEASE, stop jailing cats for their entire lives! And if you live somewhere, where you have to keep them indoors, at least never let them go outdoors from birth. That said, that cat that went missing, was a male cat, always kept indoors. He HATED it indoors. HE desperately wanted to get outside, so the woman, to whom he belonged before, looked for a place, where he could roam free.
With her, in jail, this cat was utterly miserable. With me he had the best of times. If perhaps a car got him, he was dead right away. But that's far better, than a life time of incarceration! Male cats have a normal radius of 3 to 4 miles. You give him feet instead. CRUEL.
Plus we ALWAYS spay and neuter our cats. In many shelters you get a free voucher for that, to make sure even people with less money can have that done.
Only as&hole people neglect that, so kittens are born. But usually many cat lovers have several cats, so it does not get out of hand here. The cats in all of my neighborhoods, no matter where I lived, always had their own family, who took good care of them and loved them like a family member.
Cats also are very useful, for keeping the mice and rat population under control. In some countries these pest animals can eat up to 30% of the grain. When Australia got rid of its outdoor cat population, they got a major mouse pest. Many millions of mice took over their farms.
But also in our small town, my neighbor, who didn't have a cat, several times borrowed my cat for a few hours to get rid of the mice in her garage. Worked just fine.
Otherwise they gnaw through everything.
erves so much credit for this. His delivery turned so many jokes from 'meh' to actually
I never knew that Veronica are host plants for ladybugs! I added a few Veronica to my garden last year and have seen more ladybugs this year than ever before. Maybe this explains why! 🐞 ❤️
I can't wait. Need Veronica yesterday. I love ladybugs. I see one every once in a while & that is not often enough for me. I also love the honey bee & can't recall the last time I saw one :(
So sweet to see Dexter in the LemonJade Sedum shot. Miss that kitty! ❤️🐈
I'm pretty heartbroken that I forgot his name and was scrolling the comments because I knew someone saw the cameo for that sweet sweet boy 😿she sure does have good luck with orange boys😻
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
@@AnnaDunlap247Rolltide orange cats are generally the friendliest.
I don't think I've seen a single plant or flower in your video show up in my local nurseries. 😂 I'm in Central Florida, in a very wooded area with lots of wildlife, and I battle 4 extremes: 95° heat (with a heat index of 120° 😬) in summer, drought in spring, then torrential rain in summer (hurricane season!) and extremely cold winters (last winter it got down to 19°!) I find myself planting the same 15 or 20 plants over and over, lol....So far, the African Iris has emerged as the triumphant winner. It can take anything you toss at it. My other winners are crape myrtle, thryallis, Blue Daze, gaura, lantana, boxwood, and ligustrum. I'm excited to make a list of your top winners and try them out! Obviously, I will have to shop online. 😂 Thanks for this wonderful list of potential alternatives. 🤗👍
Just patiently waiting for my local nursery to open already. They reopen March 13 th. I'm counting the days
Can't wait to start the gardening. Starting some seeds inside. Here in New Jersey.
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love 💚 , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm Gabriel Wood from San Francisco, California where are you from if I may ask?❤
Hostas!!! Hostas are what brought me into the Garden Answer world. Last spring I searched RUclips for videos on care and transplant tips and your videos were first to come up. I was instantly hooked by your wisdom and charm and will forever be a fan of both Garden Answer and of this amazing perennial! 💚
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
I love all of these! My challenge is trying to find plants that can survive the brutal Wyoming wind and hail storms. I'll keep trying 🙂
Another Wyomingite here. We don't get much hail where I'm at but the wind is horrible everywhere!
Hostas almost deserve a category beyond being hardy - they are downright masochistic 😂 I swear I chop and divide and relocate and they just thrive from it! Another funny note about hosta is that the deer won't eat the hostas on my street, they'll maybe nibble if they are desperate, but a friend in a neighborhood not even ten minutes away (but on the other side of a major road) told me that the deer love to eat allll the hostas over there! Same varieties, just different deer taste buds I guess.
Very Helpful, took notes, but I be watching again for learning.
I LOVE these videos in which you feature individual plants and share your knowledge with us - your details are often ones we don't always find in books and plant descriptions. Actually, I love ALL your videos. The changes and upgrades you are making in your gardens are so exciting to follow. Thanks for all you do.
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love 💚 , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm Gabriel Wood from San Francisco, California where are you from if I may ask?❤
Good morning Laura, Sending 💕 from Windermere, Florida zone 9b
I don't know why, but I've lost Sedum twice. I just realized it must be "too good care" After 50 years of gardening I am still learning 👍👩🌾
Growing up in England with my grandparents and gardening with them was a delight my grandmother grew beautiful roses and geraniums. She won several neighborhood garden competitions. Now living in New Mexico has been a challenge but slowly coming around. I have learned so much from you sharing and caring I thank you so much it has encouraged me to continue in my small garden. Always looking forward to the next lesson.
I have gardened in New Mexico all my life. I have roses and geraniums. They do well here.
I've also had luck with irises, Asiatic lilies, columbine, and blue flax in New Mexico. The only daylily that has performed really well for me is an old variety called Frans Hals, which alternates yellow and orange petals.
Very clear descriptions with sun, shade, part shade division - you have such infectious joy every gardener loves!
I love your excitement. First thing every morning I go out to my very small garden to see what is happening. I say morning to each bee. I get so excited at how much growth and the blooms make me so so so so happy. Makes me Thank God for his creation. What a Blessing.picked my first tomato this week.
When my plants grow and bloom, I feel like they like me.
Wow! What a wonderful selection of plants. I fell in love with hellebores after I started watching GA videos. Now I have so many more ideas 🥰 Good Morning GA Family/Community 🌄🌱 Let's face it...we are all family. 💚
I was opposite, as they face downwards 🙄.
Thank you for this video
So glad to have run across your videos. Being a retired nursery owner and lifelong green industry participant living in Reno ,NV l appreciate finding garden related chats emanating from the western part of the country. Not that I don’t appreciate the many garden influencers that come from, say, North Carolina and such. But advice and experiences from the East don’t translate exactly to the west. Love your 15 perennial video. I recommend all of the same ones to clients and friends. Your spot on in your recommendations. Would like to see some xeric videos. And hear a little of your background in the trade. Keep up the good work.
Boogie Woogie in the container looks amazing!
Laura are you considering a wildflower garden on the new property? Less structured drifts and masses and more random splashes of color.
I love the educational videos!
This is the type of video that sets Garden Answer above ALL others. Packed full of information. Beautiful photos. Pleasent vibe. Thank you for all you do.
Yes. Much appreciated!
Agreed 🌻
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I would add Nepetas to this list (similar to Russian Sage, but shorter). They are mounded, grow quickly, variety of heights and colors, and bloom spring through fall. My favorite!
Lots of great info. I prefer the super low maintenance varieties like lavender, lilac, sunflowers, and mums. 🌸 🌺 🌹
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love 💚 , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm Gabriel Wood from San Francisco, California where are you from if I may ask?❤
Good morning from Toronto Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
First trip to garden center in Sarnia Ontario today. I am like an addict whose dealer has returned to town!🙄🙄🙄😷🇨🇦
Thank you for organizing these by light requirements...much appreciated...would love to hear from others how these plants did for them.
I'm in zone 8. I've grown most of these and they do great, even with our terrible soil, heat and high humidity.
@@kmarch6630 Fantastic...thanks!
Zone 6a, our hostas are very reliable every year and tolerate both shade and sun :)
@@omegasage777 That's great, thanks! We have 2 that thrive and another 2 June hostas that have not done great. We'll see how they do this year.
I’m in 10b and have penstemon, hosta, hakonechloa and they all do well here.
Thank you for all your great information. Iam a avid gardener. Ihave been a gardener for over 50yrs .my mother;my3 sisters &one brother; are gardener we all live in different zones from Connecticut to the Carolinas. We are always talking plants and gardening. and what we are doing from one year to another.my named is "Veronica"and ijust love the perennial Veronica.the pink one and my hostas are the greatest. .thanks again for the great information.
Have grown many of these perennials both sun and shade-loving. Have many hostas and Japanese Anemone in the shade garden. Have several sedums and sages on the south side.
Thanks for adding Lady’s Mantle as I left her at my other house when I moved. I have a spot where a Gaillardia didn’t make it this year. I’ll find Lady’s Mantle this year and put her there!
I love the feathery yellow blooms and the way the accordion leaves catch the dew drops!
Sedums- you forgot how much the bee love them, and we needs the bees!
Dexter!!!! Such a sweet boy. Miss seeing him in your garden.
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
I have many of these and think I have every variety of Hosta that you mentioned. However, my favorite is the Autumn Joy Sedum. I have divided them so may times and are now all over the neighborhood. My list would have included Beebalms. They last a long time in my zone 5 area, and the hummingbirds and bees love them.
Love the orange kitty. I have two. Kitties and gardens are a natural combination.
GOOD MORNING LAURA AND FAMILY!!!! I hope you have a wonderful day!
I've saved this video. This is a wonderful resource of plants for a basic garden. I wish I had the property size to have them all!.😁😄
Yes two years ago posted but didn’t see until now, 2023. Definitely appreciated this video regarding perennials that preform well and which ones in which location related to the sun.
I’m so happy to have found your channel. Plants, blooms, leafs, so beautiful…you are super descriptive and very informative. Thank you for sharing.your beautiful garden with us.
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This video just reaffirms for me that shade gardens are my favorite. I love colorful leaves even more than flowers. Hostas, brunnera, heuchera,-love them!
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
Good timing, garden answer with lunch in UK 😂
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
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My daughters know you as my bestie. I watch every episode! Thank you sooo much for lots of information about everything! Love your videos and I learn soooo much!
I’m a beginner and this is SO helpful!
I live in zone 4b and my peonies are a workhorse for me. The specialty kinds are worth every penny of investment. No work, just place garden rings for support, watch for spring rainfalls ( I mean, cut the blooms for inside, so lovely) and the bush leaf structure is always beautiful. Right now I have my first blooms, in full sun location...so special with very large coral blooms, sturdy, and another deep cherry magenta color with huge ruffles blooms. Love the old fashioned varieties too, but we are dying fir blooms in spring, early summer here, and this. Is. It!
Lady's mantle is BRILLIANT! The chartreuse flowers are GORGEOUS in arrangements with peonies and roses!
Thank You ...I loved listening to your horticultural wisdom. These suggestions have really helped me in my planning of my new spring gardens !! Im so excited
Zone 5 New York
Wow! There are some varieties I’ve not seen or heard of.
I tried Hostas 20 years ago they all died they were on the northside in shade did not do well but my neighbor grows them and hers look great!
I like succulents because were often drought ridden. Mine are not in full sun summer and heavily shaded to moderate shaded and some get six hours or more of sun but at the same time get six hours of shade
Got to share this with friends.
Thank you!
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love 💚 , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm Gabriel Wood from San Francisco, California where are you from if I may ask?❤
Can't wait for the video of the gazebo to be leaving your property and going to your city.
Such a helpful video!! Thank you Laura! Bye, I’m going to go out now and buy ALL of them 😂💞💞
The angels sent you my way! 1.5 ago I moved to this house in the countryside U.K. with massive gardens and I had very little to no knowledge of what was out here, being Brazilian all plants are different from what I know! Watching your videos I understand a little better what the have planted and what to do with them!
💥💥WOW!!💥💥😁 That was a great video!!🤪👏💪Thanks for sharing🧑🎤and i look forwards for the next video!💏Have a great week ahead!!🤳🙏4U🌹🌹🌹👍👉💯8
This is the earliest I've ever found tge videos!! 14 seconds after it uploaded and already had views!!
Greeting from Croatia... Lovely and interesting video... Stay safe...
Your name is beautiful 😍 Anka.
Anka you live in a beautiful country. Everyone was so nice to us.
I love listening to all of your knowledge just “rattling off the top of your head” 😆 so easily. I get hopeful and motivated for my garden!
I love 💗 Coneflowers their just so pretty to look 👀 at the purple pink ones and white. They will come back. I want to add more. ❤
I can't even tell you how much I've learned from Laura this year! She gives me so much inspiration too do better.
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love 💚 , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm Frank Lange from San Francisco, California where are you from if I may ask?❤
You can never get enough Russian Sage,PerennialSage...it will come back even after serious winters 🇨🇦
I just love how you take most of the guessing out of what type of plant, where to plant it and the zone that it works best in for us. Your knowledge of gardening is such a beautiful gift to us. 🪴💐🌻
I’m sure she was a horticulture major in college.
@@roseannmiller3877 I don't think so, but she grew up helping out in her parents' garden center.
Wow!!
You are a garden GODESS ♥️
Laura, what a wonderful video. So informative and delivered beautifully. I’ll share with my garden groups. I’ve been gardening 60 years and still learning new things from you. Thankyou my friend!
Weird request Laura. I was weeding a flower bed yesterday and thought “I wonder how Laura hand weeds a bed”? What is her process and tools to do it quickly and efficiently. A video please??? It would be helpful. Love your family!!
Love the orange tabby walking into the plants at 4:25 :)
The autumn joy sedum are great. I just wish it didn't look like huge bunches of broccoli before they turn red. Sedum is also cool because you can break a piece off, stick it in the ground and it grows. I'd love to get some Russian Sage and lavender. Heck, I want every flower on the planet. Wow! Love the plant with blue and pink blooms. I have wanted a helleboris for the last ten years.
Can we have an update on the garden you did at the church please
Hello Sandra
You’re amazingly direct with the information without lengthy over talking
You know I love ❤ planting and just love caring for plants all the way around
Some people want to take home all the puppies and kitties in a shelter. That’s how I am in a garden center!!! One of everything please!! 💐🌱🌷🪴🌸🌿🌻🌾🌼🎋🌺🌴🌹🍂
What an incredibly informative and helpful video. Most videos have too much talking, this one gives information with every sentence. I agree take the names, write them down, order online -- incredibly helpful