Heat & Sun Loving Perennials | Summer 2023 Garden Tour
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2023
- Having heat & sun loving perennials in My Carolina Garden is essential in Southeastern North Carolina! Summers are long, and the sun is intense! Join me on my Summer 2023 garden tour where I show you my full sun perennial gardens filled with flowers like Canna Lilies, Blanket Flowers and a variety of Coneflowers.
North Carolina gardening can be a challenge at times, particularly here on the coast as we learn to grow in sandy soil, and high coastal winds. I'd like to share with you by perennials for coastal gardens though, and show you what I have success with here.
My name is Nicole, and stick with me if you'd like to watch how My Carolina gardens change and expand!
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This is remarkable. My grandma kept flowers out like that. It's so nice to see.
Thank you so much for your kindness - I appreciate it!!
Mu favorite. Black eye Susan and coneflower
Yes, such great flowers! 😄
Love love love those flowers
Now you need to plant a few 🌳 🌲 🌴
Thank you! Oh yes, I'm trying! They just take soo long to grow and make me some shade. 😅
You have an amazing garden ❤
Thank you very much! 😊💕
Your flower beds are very pretty ☺️
Thank you so much!!
Lovely! 🤩🌺🏵
Thank you! 😊
Love your videos.
Awe, thank you so much!
I need to get my hands on some heuchera... I love the colorful foliage they offer
Definitely! I really do as well! 😊
Hello from New Hampshire zone 5b. What beautiful gardens you have! 🌷🌻
Thank you so much!! Thanks for reaching out from NH! 😁🌺
My favourite full sun perenial plants is tropical hibiscud😂❤❤. Done subscribe to your channel.
LOVE hibiscus so much!! 🌺
Great video editing! Subscribed 👍🏼
Thank you so much! I appreciate that!!
Hi Nicole, i’ Playing catch-up on your videos, watching from Barbados and like you my garden is full sun except for a small east facing section, getting lots of ideas which plants I can use. Hopefully one day my garden will look even half as beautiful as yours. Enjoyed this video as always.
@101candlelight6 you are so sweet and it just touches my heart that you watch from Barbados ❤️ I appreciate you. Glad you got some ideas 😊
Thanks for the update
Wisconsin here. Zone 5 b
So glad you reached out from Wisconsin!! 💞
Love how you match your outfit with all the red in your gardens ❤️🪴💚
Haha, that was unintentional, but thank you for your kindness!! 😁💕🌺
Hello! I am new to your channel. Your flower beds are Absolutely Beautiful. I love all of your flowers . I love Gardening. Thank you for letting us visit you for awhile and I enjoyed every minute of it. Can't wait to see what is next. So until next time God Bless you and your family and have a Blessed Monday and stay safe my dear and Special Friend.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate hearing from you. Wishing you all the best with your gardens! 🌺🌞
مرحبا كم تبدي جميله في الحديقه موفقه
Thank you very much!
Thanks for sharing All the beautiful sun loving plants. Great ideas since my lawn Too is all sun.
Oh great, I hope these help you to find flowers that will work for you! Good luck!! 😁🌺
Nice Presentation, I really would like to have A berry awesome hibiscus, twice I ordered it and twice it died, reminds me I have the return cheque from the company, have to look for it 😊
Oh no! That is so disappointing! Hibiscus just make you feel good to be around 🌺😊 Thank you for your kind words!
What a beautiful garden of yours😍 I live in Dallas zone 8a very very hot but love gardening 🤭
Thank you so much! Yes, you have to try to do as much as you can without overheating 🥵 I'd rather the heat than cold though 😁
@@mycarolinagarden same righ here!!
I’m so glad you mentioned pest control at the end. I moved into Zone 8a a year and a half ago, so your videos are very a helpful learning tool to me! I not only wanted to ask you about pest control, but also ask if you about watering (by hand or irrigation). Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Hi there! Yes, my two biggest pests are Japanese Beetles and Aphids. UGH! Aphids have been particularly annoying on my Hibiscus and Crape Myrtle trees. I have tried things like Neem oil and dawn dish soap and water, as well as just hosing down the plants when I see issues with Aphids. All of those have worked; the trick for those bugs is to catch them before they fully infest.
As for the beetles, I use Seven dust to treat and that also works for me. Of course I'll also catch them and squish them if there aren't many 😅
Sadly I don't have irrigation, but wish I did!
I have 30 garden at memorial Park in New Kensington PA and I've been doing it for years now and my favorite is the peony which I don't know if you guys can grow it down there the utopian my phone keeps going off sorry about that but yeah you can go itoh peony horse out there is a mixture between your tree peony in your regular pay any but they're beautiful they don't fall down like you're going to do and they're just stronger maybe give those they can cost a little more though find me later talk to you later thank you
I have a very hard time growing Peonies. It's very disappointing. I use to live in NY and could grow them easily. Love them though! Thanks for your comment!
Do you bring your boughganvillia (sp) inside during the winter? Also I love your beautiful garden spaces.
Thank you so much! This is my first year having it, but I do plan to bring it inside for winter. It's said to be hardy in zones 9-11, and I'm in 8A, so I won't chance it this year. Next year though, when I feel the roots are more established (and I'm more lazy 😁) I'll likely leave it out, covered with a frost blanket and see what happens.
Do your tiger lilies have black seeds on them and can you plant those seeds for more plants?
Yes and yes! I don't take the seeds off, personally, but they drop all over and make babies on their own 😁
How do you shape your crepe myrtels???? when they pop up?
I let them be for the first couple of years after I get a new baby, then I trim off the limbs I don't want in the early spring. I have a mix of a couple that I trimmed to have one main trunk, and another with multiple large trunks growing vertically. I also always cut off the little "suckers" (new growth at the base, but still attached to the trunk) all throughout the year. Hope this helps!