Perennials I Am Loving Right Now in the Garden
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- These beauties are just killing it in my garden!!
Moonshine Yarrow, Zone 3-9
Salvia Nemorosa Wesuwe, Zones 3-8
Stacey’s Hummelo, Zones 4-8
Ammonia Blue Ice, Zones 4-9
Nepita, Zones 3-8
Allium, Zones 4-9
Echinacea, Zones 4-9
Coreopsis, Zones 4-9
Wow, everything looks so well established for only 2nd year. I'm so big into perennials this year. Everything you have is exactly what I'm looking for. I love these choices and not just because of the foilege but I love purple. I'm not a yellow fan but you have changed my mind. It actually makes everything pop even more. I love things I know will come back year after year. I love that you give exact names and descriptions. It's so helpful when going to a nursery. Thank you for sharing.🤗
Thank you. I think the same thing. The plants have done so well for being in year 2!! I am thankful for that! Yes that yellow really really does make things pop doesn’t it!! Thank for watching
This is one of the best gardens on RUclips! What a great use of reliable perfect flowers and colors. I will be saving this video to mimic some of what you've put together!
Thanks so much. I’m happy I was able to inspire you!!! Yea. happy planting!! And thanks for being here. 😊🪴
The thumbnail for this video literally looks like a painting! ❤
Thank you!! I caught that shot with just the right amount of sunlight😊
What a magical yard! I love your massing and drifting.
Thank you very much!!
Wow. I’m doing this…I have many of those plants and you did a nice job combining them. I m so delighted with your channel. Keep it up. We depend on excellent content as some of us need your inspiration.
Thanks so much for the nice comments! I really appreciate it
Love your gardens. Thanks.
Thank you!
Everything looks absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this!! Huge help for me to plan my own cottage style garden this spring. Love from Canada!
You are so welcome! Happy planting!!!
I love your gorgeous garden.
Happy Gardening 🪴
Thank you so much 😊 Happy Gardening to you too!!
Such beautiful gorgeous flower garden's. Thank you for sharing with all of us ❤❤❤
My pleasure 😊
Very nice. Your thumbnail picture is so beautiful it looks heavenly so does your garden.
Thank you so much
i just stumbled onto your channel,.. i love your content,.. thank you
Thank you so much. So glad you found me!!
Love the yarrow! It is on my list to add to my garden. It looks spectacular with the Stachy's Hummelo. I may need to add that too! Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden!
Yes!!! I’m using it in some cut arrangements too. Holds up so well!
Thank you so much for all the info! I love your gardens, so eautiful
Thanks so much!!
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Thank you SOOOO much! This is what I would like to do and with your instructions I won't have to experiment! Thank you for your inspiration!
You are so welcome!
Love your selection of plants. Your garden is beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Lovely colour combinations!
Thank you! 😊
wow I always watch your videos it’s a big help for my garden ideas thank you
Hello! Yes! I recognize your RUclips name. Thanks so much for being here. 😊
Thank you!! Just the video I needed.
You're so welcome!
Dawn, your flowers look amazing!!!
Thank you so much!
Great combination of plants. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 😊 Hope your doing well.
Pretty garden ❤
Thank you 😊
So great deer and rabbit resistant. Thank you. Great vid.
You’re welcome ☺️
Wow.i just like wow! Amazing pairing of color balamce❤love love loven your garden
Thank you so much 😊
Your garden is absolutely stunning!
Thank you!!🙏🏻
I agree with all of your choices and have most of them in my Massachusetts zone 6 garden. I would add Foxglove and hardy geraniums because they do so well in my part shade. I love how you plant in large swaths of color! Beautiful design!
Thank you!! I do not have any Foxgloves but I definitely have geranium. I have Max Frei!! But I want to add another!
Such an informative video. Thank you for taking the time to articulate their attributes and also the zone! I'm a zone 4 here in Montana and so many pretty things can't make it here - but you spotlighted lots for me to glean from!
Yea!! I’m glad I mentioned some for you. I prefer to grow stuff hardy to zone 4 even though I’m zone 5. I feel “safer” that way lol
I love yellow in a garden. Its like a smile 😊
Yes agree!! Thank you 😊
beautiful garden
Thank you 😊
I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm planning a couple of new mixed beds, and there were several perennials I've added to my list after watching this video. I love pinks, purples, and lemony yellows. No red, thank you. Your channel is very refreshing. So many gardening channels are simply trying to make money, and I get so tired of them pushing products that are expensive, but vastly over-rated. I appreciate your focus on the plants and not $$.
Thanks so much!! So glad your here!!
Some of my favorites too!
Yes!!🙌
Ohhhhh Dawn!!!! The butterflies are amazing as is your gorgeous yard!
Thank you so much!
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn look what you did!!!…….. you even have me loving yarrow which is a plant that never spoke to me…… until your video! I’m so excited seeing yours and its beauty so thank YOU 😁
Yes!!!! That’s my goal inspire you to try new plants!!
Those Flowers are truly beautiful and colorful...I love it so much.. 💕💕💕
Thank you for sharing your great Garden...
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn You are most welcome..Say HELLO to all your beautiful Flowers..
Greetings from North Borneo.
Great colors combination! I have most of your varieties, They are realy deer resistant!
Yes they are! Good choice!!
So beautiful ❤️
Thank you! 😊
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn I’m just curious, I’m growing sunflowers and they are sprouting in Texas, but I notice something is eating the leaves because there are holes in the leaves. Will they still grow? Also, what can cause this and how do I stop it from happening?
From what I know it could be the sunflower moth which is the major common pest of sunflowers. Stem weevils, seed weevils, stalk girdlers, and thistle caterpillars are occasional pests. As long as they are not eating every single leaf and devastating your plants, I think your sunflower should be OK. You would need to go out and look turn the leaves over and see if you can find anything that is munching on them. I dont use anything that could harm bees and butterflies so my method is to go out and pull the critters off. It all depends on how much or how large your crop is.
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn Thank you so much for responding 😊. My sunflower are just sprouting they still have the seed on them. They are babies still.
Wow! New subscriber. Your gardens are gorgeous!
Hello!! Thanks so much for subscribing. So glad you are here! 🌱😊
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Love this, especially as my S. Wyoming home is within a similar growing Zone as yours.
Oh yes these should be wonderful there too! Happy planting 😊
Hi, I'm a new sub loving your style of beautiful drifts in your perennial garden! Also your love your informative presentation of each variety. Great video for beginner to seasoned gardeners.
Thanks for subbing! So glad your here! Thank you 😊
I love Hummelo too, it does great here in Georiga but my yarrow always flops over. Love your garden!
Yes!! that Hummelo is just a nice upright plant isn’t it. And yes….yarrow can flop but if put next to other upright plants can just mingle in so pretty 😊
Love your colourful garden, I am trying to obtain more hardy perennials.
Thank you so much. Yea good for you. I try to do the same. 😊
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Your garden is truly a haven for nature's beauty. I can't wait to try some of these perennials in my own garden and see the vibrant colors and thriving wildlife they bring. Keep up the fantastic work, and I look forward to more gardening tips from you!
Thanks so much 🙏🏻😊Plant them up!!
I like the grouping you made.
Thank you very much. 😊
I follow you on facebook - why am I just starting to watch your videos? Love them!
Ha I don’t know!! I guess I should mention it more on Facebook. Welcome!! Glad your here!!
New subscriber here great video. Hi from Utah
Welcome!! Thanks for subscribing so happy to have you here!! What zone do garden in?
Beautiful! Interesting you said daisies aren’t reliable for you because for us in Illinois zone 5b they’re like weeds and keep spreading very aggressively. They’re beautiful and easy to grow though so we have to be grateful still.
They do well for a few years but they really have not spread like at all. Maybe too much competition in my garden for them
Hello Dawn! Oh my your Garden is Absolutely Breathtaking. I Love my flower beds. It has been so Hot here in New Jersey that it is hard to take care of the flowers. I was wondering if you share any seeds? If so I will seened you my address. Thank you for letting us visit you for awhile and I enjoyed every minute of it. So until next time God Bless you and have a Blessed evening and stay safe my dear and Special Friend.
Thanks so much Joan! I don’t typically send any out but I can send you some seed heads if you want some.
Your gardens are so beautiful. I have just started a perennial garden this year for our bee hives but am really getting discouraged with all the weeds. Don't know how you keep up with them. 🤩
Thank you. Love that you have bee hives!! Yes weeds…so annoying. I plant stuff close together and mulch especially the first few years!! That helps. 😊
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn thanks 😊 I keep pulling, hoping it will eventually make a difference .
Thank you so much for wonderful video ; Possible to have each flowers name to show on your screen, so we can try growing them. Keep up your good work and looking forward to see more you your videos. ALOHA !
Yes. They are also in the description of this video right now!!
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn I found the description of the flowers! YEA!!
most all plants are doing bad right now it's triple digit weather where i live i water every day too, but as soon as i put them in the shade they improved dramatically...
We all seem to need rain soooo badly right now. 😩
Loved this! So helpful and inspiring. Did you grow some from seed or find it at a store?
Thank you!! I’m so happy it inspired you. I purchased these as plants from a wholesale seller. But you can ask your local garden center to order these for you.
Pretty gardens!You might want to check your ID and spelling on plant names in your description; many are incorrect.
Oh a few typos? I’ll take a look. This one went through production fast!
Just found you and subscribed. What state are you gardening in.
I am new to gardening now that I am retired so hopefully I will get some pointers from you for my zone 5b area. You may already have videos that cover the subject but it would be helpful to hear if the plants are drought tolerant and what maintenance is needed during and after the growing season
Welcome! So glad your here. I’m in Wisconsin zone 5. And that’s a great idea. I’m going to do a video on care and end of season maintenance!! Really just about everything so grow is easy care. No fertilizer, water during drought and cute back to the ground in spring. Thanks again for the suggestions!!
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn Thanks Dawn. I am in Colorado where it is very dry so drought tolerant plants or xeriscape plants are what I am trying to learn about for a front garden I am working on right now.
What a great video! I am trying to find a shorter yarrow for my small garden. Something that doesn’t flop over. The majority of my plants are native to North America or nativars. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance!
P.s. Iam in Canada zone 5b
That’s a tough one because It tends to grow tall and flop in moist and rich soil, hot weather or when too much nitrogen fertilizer is applied.
Have you cut it back after it blooms to make it more compact and rebloom? Last year this yarrow not flop at all. I have moonshine yarrow. I would say it is mid middle of the road as far as height in a Yarrow. However, we have had an incredibly wet spring, and my Yarrow is super tall this year. I am certain it’s going to flop this year. Once it’s done blooming, I will cut it back and that will help.
Love all of your flowers! I especially love the hot pink single stems and tried to understand what you were saying. Tried to find it. Could you tell me what it is? Stakies??
Stachys Hummelo aka Betony. I have all of the plants listed in the description of this video as well if you might find it helpful! Thanks so much for your question. I hope you can find this for your garden!
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawnGreat! Thanks for letting me know. I looked for names but I guess I just didn’t know exactly where to look. I do appreciate your answer. 👏🏻😝😊
Does any of the flowers have fragrance?
Hi Dawn,
Out of all of these perennials, what have you had success with starting from seed? Thank you
Echinacea is easy to grow from seed but requires a cold, moist period-called stratification-in order to germinate. I’ve also done a few of my prairie plants. Great idea for another video tho. Thank you!!
Where did you get the echinacea plants?
Just Google search pixie meadowbrite and a bunch of online gardens and stores will come up near you. 😊
What would you recommend for south Georgia?
What zone are you? Most of these plants will work in zone 4 to 8 or even 9
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn zone 8
My coneflowers get eaten in the night ? do you think it might be chipmunks/squirrels and not the rabbits I have been blaming, is it possible the yarrow scares away the critters from the coneflowers
Depends on how big are they when they get eaten? If they’re really tall and someone’s eating them it’s probably the deer or if it’s when they’re short and popping out of the ground it’s probably the rabbit. Try spraying it with the deer rabbit repellent. It stinks when it’s wet it does dry so you don’t smell it but it does work well with the deer and rabbit here. I do feel that if you mix flowers in like cone flowers with like a yarrow or something that deer absolutely don’t touch in your yard, you have a better chance. You know you’re kind of blending them in so to speak.
It’s rabbit..I am having the same issue. Sprinkle them with cinnamon or bloodmeal. It really worked for me .
do you shear back your yarrow as well?
Great question. Yes I usually do. It will help it to bloom a bit more and not reseed. I wait until the flower is brown.
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn I have a large patch of yarrow, I don't know the name. It's a dark pink with some white. We've had a tone of rain and it's all splayed out and flopped. Looks bad and it's toward the end of it's peak bloom. So I was thinking of shearing it back to clean it up.....
I have a more floppy yarrow too. When it gets like that sometimes I just have to cut it back 🤷♀️
Why can't I get my coneflowers to grow and not die
Stem rot, powdery mildew and asters yellow are the most common coneflower disease. Do not overwater them. They are pretty good with drought resistance. Are they getting 6 hours of sunlight at least?
Yes we have had a lot of rain
Oh no that could be why. So sorry. It’s a bummer to lose those!!