Secrets to Healthy Annuals All Summer Long
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My first summer in NC, very different from Texas gardening. I feel this is a learning season.I am so glad to come along every day, I can always use your timely advice and education.I cut my leggy petunias back yesterday.I’m trusting they will rebound in a couple of weeks. Thanks for your help,I love the Signature garden!❤
Did the "tough love chop" on my annual pots yesterday! But I did forget to give them a little shot of liquid fert, thanks for the reminder!
You did a GREAT JOB explaining the difference between solid and water soluble fertilizers. The medicine analogy was helpful! And Brenna did a great job helping you pull out those white knights. Love from your recent visitors from Arizona. 🍋🍋
Hi. Jenny: Your saffron finches are beautiful and love the way you attached the copper pot to your backyard tree. Weather is much cooler today as it was yesterday in Indiana so it is another gardening day before we get plenty of rain. Watching your videos is always a learning experience. Have a wonderful day!
I just had 4 California Wrens to flock their nest yesterday. They had made their nest in my old hanging basket that had a dead Boston fern in it. It was hanging in my enclosed patio. Smart as they are the parents found a hole in the screen and that’s how they came in and out when it was time to feed. I enjoyed watching the babies feed, grow and fly out. I assisted with one but they all finally reunited and happy.
How cool
The bird song was a true delight
Wasn't it wonderful!
Thank-you for caring more about the baby birds than the basket of flowers.
Brenna is such a Momma’s girl. 😂❤everything is looking great Jenny!!!! Such a shame about the alyssum 😢
I just cut back my petunias and I'm getting ready to fertilize. I love that you can give them a haircut and they bounce back and you get another beautiful flush of blooms. Your Brenna is gorgeous. I absolutely love how she watches over you. Hope you got some of the rain over the weekend. 🤗💓💕💞
The weather! I had over 100 petunias I started from seed. I planted as soon as the temps were right. They drowned. I replaced some of them. Lesson learned. Clay soil obviously holds tons of moisture until it heats up then it turns to concrete. Homework is to amend amend amend for proper drainage. This steward is not losing this battle!
Love you and your gardens. Have a blessed day!!
Over the years I have mulched with compost in our hard clay. It has helped tremendously!
That has to hurt!
@@laurelcomeaux4723 I am making piles of compost just for my flowerbeds. Fine mulch is breaking down quickly so that will help as well. Fingers crossed 🤞🏼. Jenny and Jim Putnam (HortTube) have made a believer out of me.
@@AndreaHartman-l5g it did hurt but thankfully I didn’t have that much $ in it. I was so proud of my ability to start from seed and they survive long enough for me to get them in the ground. We live and learn from mistakes.
I've had luck with lots of compost and I also add gypsum when I fertilize my perennials. Def improves my drainage for a bit!
Everything looks beautiful!! Brenna ..I love ❤️ her..she watches everything!! Have a great 4th of July 🎉this week too!!
lol on the carolina wrens.. they are the most noisy and determined bird I have ever had in my gardens.. Brenna sure does knows how to get out of the rain..
..."Carolina" is such a petite thing, with this BIG voice...it always amazes me. That jaunty little tail, white eye stripe, and barred feathers?! -- I love them! 🤎🫶👩🏼🌾💚 =^..^=
Hi Jenny, thank you so much for your fantastic advise, your teachings have been so helpful gardening in our weather and our clay soil here in the South.
You have though us some tips on how to be safe in the garden, would you in the future do a video dedicated to gardening in a safe way? My friend from church had a serious accident in June gardening in her hilly yard, she'll recover praise the Lord but it will be a long recovery.
There is so much to learn in this subject from wearing gloves, sun protective wear, use of proper shoes, safety using tools, etc.
Thanks again for your guidance.🪴🌺🌞
Everything is gorgeous. I love cutting back annuals. They come back better. I saw your gorgeous hens and chicks planter. Looks amazing, especially now that they are in their full colors. I was hoping you would go over and show how they have grown since you created the planter. Semps are my favorites. Please show them in an up coming video. 😊
Hi Jenny!! 👋 it is so dry. We did get a nice thunderstorm last night. I don't think it was enough, but it still was a blessing. I found a Proven Winner dealer here in Fayetteville. I plan to make a trip this week. My poor petunias in my front planter are suffering. Hope a boost of fertilizer love will help them to come back. Take care!!
I now use BioTone after you introduced it to me when I plant annuals and shrubs in the ground and in containers. Do you use it that way also? I’m in GA zone 8a. Thank you so much for answering my question.
Very informative!! Thanks for explaining when, why and how! The beds look so much better without the White Nights.
Your gardens are gorgeous! Love watching your videos. Your clematis vines are doing so well. They are my struggle this summer.
Those Carolina wrens are usually in one of my pots as well. This year it is rabbits!
Brenna said I'm sugar, "I will melt." Into johnny I go. Lol
Your dog like mine , ready for the ride . Your yard is gorgeous. I like the cool weather we ‘re having in Mich. have a great day 😊
Those were the most gorgeous clippings to go into a pop up bag that I have ever seen! I have those same Saffron Finch petunias in a hanging basket and they are my favorite; love me some PW petunias.
I stick the coleus and sweet potato vine in an empty space and they will take off!
oh wow i didnt realize the wedding got moved to a different location!! what a bummer, i know yall worked so hard on preparing for that.
Love your no nonsense approach to gardening. My daughter teases me that my plants always have their bags packed cause they know they'll be moving. 😂
That is awesome! 😂
So nice to hear all your birds in the background
Thank you Jenny for the health explanation when feeding the petunias. That totally makes sense.
PS I have a lot of deer and rabbit pressure. I did not spray the hydrangea on my stoop. Guess who the deer decided to feed on?? My hydrangea. The only one I did not spray 🤯
Cut mine all back before I went on vacation; hopefully when I get back, we will g be have the second flush! Added bonus, I never even missed them!
The heat really hit us hard and early here in South Carolina. Thankfully yesterday we had 3 1/2 inches of rain, I hope you have some too! You could almost hear the grass going Awww😂… My plants are looking sad too.❤
Absolutely gorgeous beds. Question...Will the Bidens fill in where you removed the white nights? Either way the beds look amazing!!! Kd from PNW.
I remembered you did this last year so I started chopping in my space. Thanks for all the knowledge
This was the video I needed to see up close and personal! The heat in Birmingham has taken a toll on my annuals this year.
Glad it was helpful!
I had to do the same thing this morning, hope mine bounce back! I hope I'm doing the right thing by keeping the baskets out of the hot afternoon sun to protect them for awhile until they get over the shock!
East Tennessee is in the same boat as you ,hot ,grass turning brown,no rain, until last night we had a 45 minute rain ……..I was so excited ☔️☔️☔️ I have no problem pulling something up or trimming back annuals, I have learned to do selective pruning though the season,something you couldn’t do there is too much,I don’t know how you have time to keep everything going especially in this heat. It looks great. Thanks 🍃🌿. Going out to fertilize 🤣
I totally agree with all the trimming back. I have to do that each year as well. Right now I'm having to cut back my verbena and begonias. When you were taking out the white knight, the nature sounds of the birds are so peaceful to the soul! Also, if anyone is interested, a good product to use against the beetles is by Bonide. It's called "Eight". Has worked well for me. Hope we all get a little more rain.
I'm so happy for you Jenny, you inspire me.
Jenny I LOVE YOUR ENTIRE patio area, it is BEAUTIFUL! I remember when y’all were working to make this vision a reality. I can only hope your family actually makes time to enjoy it all. You know, we ALL know how important that is! Bless you Jenny and family!
Wish this video was available before I cut my Purple Fountain grass back along with my Supertunias...oops. Hope I get the beautiful flowing blooms again. I'm new at gardening and searched about cutting back on PFG and couldn't find anything except for winter pruning. Thank you so much for your very informative videos!!
Lovely video, lots of info re cutting back when necessary. Thanks from Australia.
I hear you on cutting back the petunias. I cut mines back two weeks ago, I live in south Mississippi. I learned to do that from watching your videos. Thanks. Oh, and it works. Keep up the great work!!❤
Thank You!! The information was helpful.
Thx Jenny. Always fun n educational. SoCal zone 10.
I love hearing the birds in the background. It's very peaceful.
Do you add the slow release to the annuals in the flowerbed as well as the baskets?
???Does anyone know what trees are in the forest behind her when she’s pulling up the White Knight alyssum???
Always love your gardening advice and attitude! It's a garden!! 😂 It's painful to cut back my annuals but you have given me the push to get out into the humidity and do it this morning. When I cut back Superbells in an Aqua pot, can I fertilize from above? I do put the PW slow release in the tube but maybe they need a quick shot?
Yes, that’s what I did 😊
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Here in Elizabethton , TN we have been so hot and dry as well with no rain in the last few weeks but we finally got quite a bit of rain all day yesterday, Sunday the 30th. Unfortunately an area about 20 minutes away from us flooded to the point of closing the road. My area was fine and we enjoyed a long day of off and on rain and mild storms. We haven’t mowed in almost 3 weeks but we can this week ,finally. There’s no more rain coming in the next 7 days though. I hope you got rain yesterday, Sunday.
OMG I love the "just go with me " !!!! Grace in gardening
Is a standard or mini vista better for large pots on porch, similar to yours in this video, where the porch faces due East. Thus getting morning sun and almost no afternoon sun?
Other plants?
Absolutely the best analogy of using both types of fertilizer. Thanks for using your teacher skills!
Any suggestions for an East side apartment balcony to place in containers for 8b zone?
We are going out of town for a week and my front yard is pretty much a cottage garden and im stressing out over loosing them all. I just cant ask soneone to come wster every day--would be a huge ask and take way to long.
Jenny, or someone, at 29:15 what blue flower plant is on your right against the house? There are two different about the same height. I need that height. Thank you
I am very sad that I cannot order a Jenny auger from you to ship to Canada. Am I mistaken. ?
My cats heard the birds in the video and was looking for them…lol
Great advice. Thank you. I love all the birds you have sound so sweet. I could listen to them. All day.🤗
The moment you cut that potato vine I paused this and grabbed my shears! You’ve taught me so much. Thank you!!!!
That is awesome!
Thank you! Can't wait to see the updates in a couple of wks!
I totally understand everything you're doing. Living in the south with a long growing season, we have to do a lot of maintenance. Every year, we learn so much. You're more the steward of your garden. While the majority of us are the students! You are our teacher!❤❤That's exactly why we watch and love all you do!❤❤❤
We need some “There is Grace in Gardening” merchandise!! A t shirt &/or a ball cap 🤗
I would buy that!!
Yikes. I don’t have the heart to cut my plants that much.
Is plant fertilizer medicine or food? Just confused when it's so hot for fertilizer in my 8b Southern region.
Food is medicine 😉. I fertilize my annuals throughout the summer with Proven Winners Water Soluble and their Continuous Fertilizers and I have never experienced any burn. I am in NC zone 8a.
Really appreciate your guidance.
Why are some of my impatiens not blooming?
Can or do you cut back torenia and how drastically
You sure can! Trim as little or as much as you need, they’ll bounce back!
Great video, practical information! 👌🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Ok. Im hearing you. But hold on now as I’m intrigued and trying to learn my garden with you!❤ I would like your opinion on whether I should continue to use a garden sprayer (where I stand water each plant about 10 secs of the “jungle juice” at least that’s kinda what I’m hoping for😅). Or just go full gusto with a bucket of water soluble fertilizer in my 20” pot of petunias. And are you still doing that every 3- 7 days as well? Many thanks!
Hello Jenny! Everything is so pretty! I would like to know what you would suggest for Japanese Beetles. I had minor surgery couldn't go outside for a week, when I did, my 3 knock out roses are totally eat up. Never before have I seen them on Bosten Ferns. Well, I have 6 across my porch and they have eaten 2 of them. I am screaming for help! LOL Be Blessed !
Hi Jenny..it's very seldom that I have to prune be back my plants in our climate here in Canada... But I know that it can be be very beneficial for the plants.. And I really enjoyed hearing the bird's chirping in the background. Very peaceful.
...I heard "Carolina"; then the other one answered...they went back-n-forth. I think I heard a wood thrush too. What bliss-- not only all the gardens but all the glorious sounds of the woodlands. 🙏🤗🫶
👩🏼🌾💚 =^..^=
[MD, now 7a]
Hi Jenny can you use that fertilizer on plants that are not Proven winner plants?
Absolutely
Jenny, did some chopping on my supertunias yesterday and fert. Its hot here in NE Oklahoma as well. We hit 100 a couple of days already. Hon and its dry. Humidity 110 to 115. We did get a little rain night before last. Sister i know exactly what you mean. Love y'all. ❤
We have been crazy hot in Texas zone 9B, heat index has been over 105 degrees for the past 3 weeks and 80-100% humidity. My garden has been suffering
THANK YOU for explaining the difference between time release and water soluable fertilizer!!! I just wasn't getting it before this video. I don't see the time release for sale on your website. Am I missing it?
Speaking as a medical person, brilliant analogy! ❤
Yay thank you❣️ I’m glad it made some type of sense 😂
Good morning, Jenny☕️ At this very moment, 26:03 I can see a Hybiscus beside you. I have an infestation of Sawflies🪰🐛 😩😫😖😣😡😤😭😭 I cannot get them under control with Neem Oil. Any suggestions? My leaves look like lace 😭😭 Have a Blessed Day😊🐶
I use the Fertilome Tree & Shrub Drench to control the sawflies on my hibiscuses. We have it available on our website 😊
Having same problem with my hibiscus
@@GardeningwithCreekside Thanks so much! I just ordered it!
The saffron finch are glorious !! You are a great educator. I can tell by the comments that a lot of us are bird lovers !!
Very jelly of your ‘tunias. We have budworm so bad, I don’t even bother. (Zone 10b) I very much appreciate seeing yours!
Everything looks great considering you're not getting rain. I think it's good to let people know that you can over fertilize with the water soluble fertilizer. I'm not familiar with the proven winners version, but I know the Miracle-Gro can be disastrous if you over fertilize. If you don't mix it properly. I've done that. Probably more times than I even know. I realize now that you have to make sure you're precise when you're mixing it or you'll burn your plants. Especially the ones inside.
Love all your videos!!! I like how most of your content is slow motion where you can actually see how a project is being done! You are "Very Inspirational"!!! God Bless your efforts!
I cut mine at the double leaf.
The saffron finch is beautiful. In an earlier video when you showed 2025 flowers you were trying out I spotted a true blue flowers that you didn’t mention can you tell me what it is. Thank you.
Everything looks lovely with the trim. Going to look into the Mini Vista Petunia for my landscape for next year. I think I need a pretty border.
Loved this video!❤
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Love how your annuals look despite weather challenges! Your right about every year is different, but that's what makes it interesting and fun and keeps us going for more!
How many saffron finch did you plant in your front bed? How many mini vistas would you plant to get the full look.
25:51 birds song
What birdie is whistling while you work? Such a lovely sound🥰
You make me tough on trimming my annuals. I thank you for all the great garden idea and tips.
Thanks for all you teach us. I’m going out to trim and fertilize
You either have an amazing microphone or those are the loudest cardinals I’ve ever heard ❤
Both 😂. We have an extremely healthy songbird population here and they love to sing!
I love hearing the birds when I'm outside
@@lisag6796 me too. I open my patio door every morning just to hear the birds sing 🎶
I have been wondering about the wedding. Was it weather related? How did the change the venue so quickly?
Do you use nails or screws with the hanging baskets mounted to the trees? Do you drill a pilot hole first? I want to try this❤
Instead of lifting the bucket get a 2 or 4 cup measuring cup and pour in your fertilizer
Jenny, you would have been so proud of me today. I grabbed my Rozanne Geranium by the handfuls and just cut it back (and I didn’t even hesitate). You are the reason for this, sweet lady.
Excellent job!!!!
South of Charlotte here. Extremely hot and dry. I lost my lavender plant. I thought it liked dry, hot weather - apparently not. So surprised. My coneflowers are falling over and withering. If I prune them, will they come back? I don't think so. Yes, it was time for the alyssum to go, poor babies.
I, too, have had issues with lavender in the past. This year has been a win, and the best advice I can give is variety matters! I'm in Texas zone 8b, hot and dry. My sweet lavenders are growing beautifully. I also have French lavender, but it is struggling a lot. I doubt it will make it if I don't move it. Both are in same location, same sun exposure and same daily water via drip. Only the variety is making a difference. Check your local garden center. Mine was a big help.
Aw Jenny... what a waste, those glorious flowers that you trimmed back, ya ya I know you have to.
big bushy glorious blooms Awwwww!! and that yellow hedge you cut off alot!! ahhh!!
enjoy your shows always !
Just wait and see what they look like in 2-3 weeks 😉
Why was the wedding moved?
Weather
If I use Miracle Potting soil in my containers (nothing else is really very accessible or affordable to me) do I still add slow release fertilizer to it as it already has some in it? As I understand it most garden RUclipsrs use Espoma potting mix or another organic potting mix.
I’m in Canada and where I live I can only get miracle grow as well. I also add slow release ( miracle grow again, but any slow release would work) to my containers pre planting and then water soluble weekly after that. 🇨🇦🌸🇨🇦
Hi 👋 Jenny
Morning!
Thank you so much for removing my fear of pruning! On shrubs and annuals, I no longer hesitate to whack em' back. I'm down in Birmingham, so a similarly loooong and hot growing season. I recently had some superbena that were failing to thrive in their concrete urns, and I didn't feel bad at all about pulling them and replacing with lantana :) I first found your channel when researching growing hydrangeas in containers about 2 years ago. Now I have 4 hydrangeas, 4 roses, a gardenia standard, and 5 clematis (almost all from Brushwood), a ton of heuchera, hosta, and other perennials - all in pots and planters!
Question: are there some perennials/shrubs that I should definitely plant in the fall or definitely wait until spring? I want to add a Scentlandia, elderberry, and leucothoe (and maybe a Summerific hibiscus). Would their roots be developed enough to get them through winter? With the late summer sales in my local garden centers, I want to shop responsibly. I've heard for daylilies and spider lilies, I should wait until spring.
I planted my PW Scentlandia honeysuckle last November. I'm in NC zone 8A. In the Sandhills so obviously, sandy soil. It was a large one, I think 3 gallon size. Already 3 ft tall when I purchased it. It's gorgeous. Stayed evergreen through the winter and was totally covered in blooms this spring. When the blooms were finished, I did trim it back. I know that if you leave them, red berries form, which is also attractive, but I was hoping that it would rebloom. Success! It is currently in the process of reblooming. Interesting that the spring blooms were more pale yellow and the summer blooms are almost white. Some people complain that there isn't a scent as advertised, but mine smell lovely. You will be happy that you added this to your garden!!
@@michaelmalone8742 thanks for that, I will give it a shot!
Wow. Great info. Learned alot.