I love when professionals show a little weeds or grass in their beds! It makes y’all so relatable ❤ PLEASE show us what you decide about the zapped hydrangea because I have one too! I’m in Winston-Salem and love that you’re so close!! ❤❤❤
Good afternoon, Jenny and Jerry. 🤗. I just came in from the garden doing early spring clean-up in zone 8a (North Carolina). I’m enjoying lunch and also enjoying the tour of your beautiful land. I have 2 perennials that were zapped and are now defoliated. After watching you, I’ve decided to trim the tops because there is new growth coming out of the bottom of the plants. Blessings to everyone for an enjoyable season of enjoyment in the garden. 🪴 🌸🦋❤️
I believe that's a 'Fireglow 'Japanese Maple. 'Flamethrower' is the name of a newish Redbud also with glorious color. Gorgeous garden tour! Happy Spring!
I knew it wasn't a Flamethrower JM so I was debating if it was a Twombly's Red Sentinel, Bloodgood or Emperor 1. Fireglow makes complete sense as well, I just planted one a couple of weeks ago.
As a new East Tn transplant you have taught me SO much! Loved watching this tour…but can we talk about that turf?! It’s so lush! Would love a video on how to maintain a lovely looking lawn as well! Love your channel so much! Thank you for all you do! ❤
It's glorious to see all the beautiful new green growth on most things. Your garden is so pretty. It's helpful to see the damage plants in your garden took from the cold freezes and how you are going to treat them and help them bounce back.
Good morning from NE Georgia (30 minutes from Athens)!! Your gardens are sooo inspiring and I love your honesty because it allows me to prepare my gardens. Blessings for a thriving season 💗🙏
Thanks for taking us on the garden tour. How beautiful!! I’m glad you keep it real & show it all I including the plants not going so well. Bron New South Wales
Oh Hon, your shade garden's are absolutely beautiful. I live in NE OK. and my flower garden's are just now come alive a little bit. Thank you for showing and explaining all this stuff to us. I'm in zone 6 but not quiet like yours. Thank y'all so much. ❤
VETCH! The bain of my garden/yard! So glad it isn't just me that say vetch, vetch as I yank them out! I'm so anxious to see the first of the hummers arrive here in our NC area (Raleigh-ish) Beautiful tour, Jenny! Y'all have worked so hard and it is stunning!
I was ready to give up on my azaleas damaged by the artic blast, I'll try fertilizing and hopefully save them. Thanks for showing us the beauty of your gardens, along with the damaged plants. I always learn from you!
I promised myself to not get that spring fever again but I did…starting new beds and I’m already exhausted! I just can’t keep my hands out of the dirt when it warms up! I’m going to be adding more coral bells and hostas to my shade bed and completely re-doing a sun bed next to my patio! Just so excited. Still slightly early for zone 6 but I can’t help myself…love the info you give!
I just set my winter sown seeds outside. 😊 By Easter we're maybe going to reach 70s, but today, we're expecting snow. Hopefully our last. It'll probably bump this to 2nd snowiest winter ever in Minneapolis.
I’m in the same boat with my Macrophyllas, too! Covered, protected, but damaged nonetheless! I plan to wait until it should have bloomed (mid-May to early June in Georgia, zone 8a) and then I’ll give it a good pruning and fertilize well with Hollytone!
Oh, I wish we had Spring in Highlands, NC. No snow, but we are at a different zone than you and it is so gray out. The tulips and daffodils are out and a leaf or two, but that is it. We are told not to plant until Mother's Day. I have learned the hard way that is correct. It is coming soon! The arctic blast killed our Ivy and another ground cover. In fact, I think I have other dead plants, so I will have a lot of work to do this year. That's a garden....you never know what you will have each year.
Question about the Pugster Butterfly bush! I’m in 7a, mine looks exactly the same as yours. How far back should it be pruned back since I don’t have any foliage growth on the stems, only on the base? I just put these in last year and never dreamed I would have to cut them back drastically!
I’m amazed by the growth of your white feathers hosta. I bought 2 bare root white feathers last year. They died back in the winter and are now just emerging. I’m in 10b and thought they’d be further along.
My euonymus completely defoliated after that deep freeze in December. I think it’s alive. It’s got buds and is flexible. I’m also planning on giving it a good trim and fertilizing.
Your climbing roses are spectacular well done Jenny....you didn't sound like your usual self...were you tired or did someone nit wit tell you to speak slower. Love what you are doing
My supertunia vista bubble gum has reappeared for the third year in a row. The base has developed wood! I'm in zone 8 where some annuals are perennials. Dalhia, and snap dragons are too!
Zone 7a- l think the 15 Encore azaleas I planted last fall succumbed to the arctic blast. So sad and upset about lost plants, money and effort. Lost a number of Buford holly too that were still in pots. There is some comfort knowing others had the same issue. Good news is that I planted about 20 rhododendron, and they survived. Already bought new azaleas to replace dead ones. Gardeners are known for patience and resilience. 🌻
Everything is so beautiful! I always love to see plants blooming! Our weather is starting to get better wanted to start planting tomorrow but another rain storm coming through oh well another day!
Good morning Miss Jenny! Everything is so beautiful ❤️ We are 36 degrees today and we start our warm up tomorrow and in a few days even our lows we be in the 50's! So excited for spring to finally, well, spring! Thank you for sharing!
@@Usernameblahblahnblah We are hot and humid in July up here too. Many 90 to 100+ degree days. Spring is fickle here too lol but I love where I'm at until winter hits with negative 20s. I could go for a more mild winter as I get older. I hope you have a beautiful flower season!
Thanks for such a lovely garden tour. Spring has been very slow to arrive here in the UK and I have several plants that look like they perhaps haven’t survived the winter but hopefully in a few more weeks they’ll start to push new growth.
Don't give up on your macros!! I'm in zone 8a, southeast VA and so many years I've thought mine were toast and they came back and bloomed. I love your shade garden, it inspires me 😊
Thank you for talking about your plants that got hit with the Arctic blast. My azaleas, abelia, cherry laurel, evergreen hollies, and mountain fire pieris got blasted. Unfortunately I have a handful of each variety. I’m in IN zone 6. I was not sure what to do. I am trying to wait and see if the leaf back out before literally hacking them back lol. Fingers crossed
So gorgeous and I am so jealous of your weather and all the beautiful things you can plant at this time of year!! In SW Florida we have hit summer- temps of 90 plus degrees- takes the fun out of gardening!!! I just love all that you do, every new project is so exciting.
This was so helpful! I'm a few hours away from you in TN, same zone 7. That arctic blast was a beast. I had new landscaping along my porch. Three of my gardenias look OK, 3 don't. I'd love to see how you prune those bushes that need to be shaped from the blast. I'm scared to ruin my bushes that are barely hanging on.
Wonderful and amazing plants in your garden Jenny 🌺.The red Japanese maple looks wonderful ,you can plant more in defferent places . Have anice day and blessed Easter to all of you .✝️
Thank you for this fun garden tour, really inspirational! We in CT are still looking forward for spring to come, still in daffodils stage:) Will you please remind us what product you use on your beautiful roses to ward off black spot and Japanese beetles?
I hope I can find some cute mushrooms. I'm planning a whimsical garden renovation this year. I've got a maple tree stump left by the arborists and will roll that to my front yard. Turned upside down, it looks like a bottom torso standing knee deep in the dirt. 🤭 Kids walking to the nearby park will get such a kick out of my ideas.
@@Edu_Kate I've used stumps over the years to prop a pot of flowers on top or as a small stool to sit upon. It's fun to be original in the garden and esthetic too!
Love your garden tour videos, and this one was especially fun because it gave me hope that my plants that got zapped in the Arctic blast will bounce back (crossing my fingers). On the peony ants...in 1972, my mother sprayed and killer on her peonys because she didn't like the ants. That was the ONLY year her peony blooms didn't open.
Regarding the macrophylla hydrangeas. They are the bane of my zone 5 northern Indiana garden. Three "Endless Summer" and one unknown. Planted against the house on the east side. Every year they get nipped by the frost monster. Old growth dies back - every year. BUT they spring back quickly and I get blooms in early summer. So old growth bloomers? I am thinking old AND new. Hang in there - hoping you get surprised!!!
I've been wanting one of the Fairy Tale Bride hydrangeas. I don't think they'll make it in my Kansas zone 6-darn! But I do need some of the Wiggles and Squiggles hosta. I need some yellow foliage in my hosta bed. Jenny, you need some of the tall Alliums in amongst all your beds. I bought 75 bulbs two years ago and 75 more this year. There's something about the giant purple orb that I love. Now I'm worried about you losing some agastache. I bought several of them to put in an area that I have 2 hardy hibiscus. I'm digging out the hibiscus because I am tired of all the water they need. The tag on the agastache says drought tolerant. That's why I bought them.
Love your videos! They are so informative and always make me smile. What’s the red leafed tree at the 20:40 mark? It looks like a Japanese maple but I thought they don’t like full sun and high temps?
??? Would you please do a video on what you treat your roses, hibiscus, rose of Sharon, etc. with to combat Japanese Beetles. I’m in middle TN with a rose, & hibiscus that get wiped out every year. Thank you!
Bag-a-Bug Japanese beetle traps work great. I bought a bottle of the attractant on Amazon to refill the puck. Works wonders! You have to place the trap away from the plants so that they catch that scent before your plants! Experiment with placement, you may need a couple depending on the shape and size of your yard. Remember to place the trap away from plants they eat! Sorry you have to deal with them. I'd walk around with a bucket during July and August and shake off seemingly pounds of the things into the soapy water.
I am just redoing beds. Losses lots of plants from getting a puppy and also my neighbor got a puppy at the same time. So needless to say they were morons and ruined lots. Now we have another puppy but we are on it with him.
I'm building a new garden area today using the 'no dig' starting method. The area is riddled with tree roots and only a tiny bit of top soil over NJ clay. When it comes to planting things in deep wood chip mulch. How do you know what perennials will be strong enough to bust through the mulch next spring making it a better candidate for the new space now vs waiting for the much to break down and planting in a few years. Ideally I'm hoping to have an organized chaos type of cultivated wildlife/pollinator garden
I love them too. However, they must not like my zone 4b growing conditions. I've had to replace several every year. Last year, I found a short coleous that looks somewhat the same coloring. I hope I find them again this year.
Your garden is beautiful already. What was that big shrub with large purple blooms behind you when you were in your island or bean garden. It’s in the woods behind you.
Hi Jenny. In your video when your talking about your Doozie Spireas what is the lime green plants behind you. They look like mounds So pretty Thank you in advance
I love when professionals show a little weeds or grass in their beds! It makes y’all so relatable ❤ PLEASE show us what you decide about the zapped hydrangea because I have one too! I’m in Winston-Salem and love that you’re so close!! ❤❤❤
Would love to see your moms garden again!!❤
Good afternoon, Jenny and Jerry. 🤗. I just came in from the garden doing early spring clean-up in zone 8a (North Carolina). I’m enjoying lunch and also enjoying the tour of your beautiful land. I have 2 perennials that were zapped and are now defoliated. After watching you, I’ve decided to trim the tops because there is new growth coming out of the bottom of the plants. Blessings to everyone for an enjoyable season of enjoyment in the garden. 🪴 🌸🦋❤️
My fairytrail bride survived the cold and is beautiful. It is in a very protected place.
I believe that's a 'Fireglow 'Japanese Maple. 'Flamethrower' is the name of a newish Redbud also with glorious color. Gorgeous garden tour! Happy Spring!
I knew it wasn't a Flamethrower JM so I was debating if it was a Twombly's Red Sentinel, Bloodgood or Emperor 1. Fireglow makes complete sense as well, I just planted one a couple of weeks ago.
As a new East Tn transplant you have taught me SO much! Loved watching this tour…but can we talk about that turf?! It’s so lush! Would love a video on how to maintain a lovely looking lawn as well! Love your channel so much! Thank you for all you do! ❤
It's glorious to see all the beautiful new green growth on most things. Your garden is so pretty. It's helpful to see the damage plants in your garden took from the cold freezes and how you are going to treat them and help them bounce back.
Good morning from NE Georgia (30 minutes from Athens)!! Your gardens are sooo inspiring and I love your honesty because it allows me to prepare my gardens. Blessings for a thriving season 💗🙏
Thank you so much!
Thanks for taking us on the garden tour. How beautiful!! I’m glad you keep it real & show it all I including the plants not going so well.
Bron
New South Wales
You are so welcome!
Oh Hon, your shade garden's are absolutely beautiful. I live in NE OK. and my flower garden's are just now come alive a little bit. Thank you for showing and explaining all this stuff to us. I'm in zone 6 but not quiet like yours. Thank y'all so much. ❤
VETCH! The bain of my garden/yard! So glad it isn't just me that say vetch, vetch as I yank them out! I'm so anxious to see the first of the hummers arrive here in our NC area (Raleigh-ish) Beautiful tour, Jenny! Y'all have worked so hard and it is stunning!
Good morning Jenny gardens are looking great thanks for sharing
Hi Jenny & Jerry! Your gardens are looking great! Thanks for all your inspiration! 😊💖🌸🦋🐝🐇🙌👋👍
I love the little gecko statue @13:55.
I was ready to give up on my azaleas damaged by the artic blast, I'll try fertilizing and hopefully save them. Thanks for showing us the beauty of your gardens, along with the damaged plants. I always learn from you!
Thank you for reassuring all of us that even a Master Gardener such as you must deal with Mother Natures deep freezes with a “Oh well” attitude.
Successes and Messes. Love it. Totally a great series name.
I promised myself to not get that spring fever again but I did…starting new beds and I’m already exhausted! I just can’t keep my hands out of the dirt when it warms up! I’m going to be adding more coral bells and hostas to my shade bed and completely re-doing a sun bed next to my patio! Just so excited. Still slightly early for zone 6 but I can’t help myself…love the info you give!
I just set my winter sown seeds outside. 😊
By Easter we're maybe going to reach 70s, but today, we're expecting snow.
Hopefully our last. It'll probably bump this to 2nd snowiest winter ever in Minneapolis.
I admire your beautiful lawn. I wish mine looked that lush.
Beautiful garden!
You all are so blessed to be able to do what you do. Love seeing the progress of your garden. Well done.
I bet scentlandia would do great in the bed you just cleaned out with the camellias & azaleas 😊 🌸
I’m in the same boat with my Macrophyllas, too! Covered, protected, but damaged nonetheless!
I plan to wait until it should have bloomed (mid-May to early June in Georgia, zone 8a) and then I’ll give it a good pruning and fertilize well with Hollytone!
Oh, I wish we had Spring in Highlands, NC. No snow, but we are at a different zone than you and it is so gray out. The tulips and daffodils are out and a leaf or two, but that is it. We are told not to plant until Mother's Day. I have learned the hard way that is correct. It is coming soon! The arctic blast killed our Ivy and another ground cover. In fact, I think I have other dead plants, so I will have a lot of work to do this year. That's a garden....you never know what you will have each year.
The japanese maple is a "Fireglow"
THAT’S IT!!!! Thank you❣️
@@GardeningwithCreekside You're welcome! Are you dealing more aphids than usual this year? It's out of control here north of Charlotte this year.
Thank you😊
Thank you😊
Question about the Pugster Butterfly bush! I’m in 7a, mine looks exactly the same as yours. How far back should it be pruned back since I don’t have any foliage growth on the stems, only on the base? I just put these in last year and never dreamed I would have to cut them back drastically!
I love your arbor roses! Wow, they look so happy and healthy. Can’t wait to see it when it blooms. Have a blessed week.
Beautiful garden as always Jenny! The blouse you are wearing is your color for sure, you look lovely. 😊✨
Oh thank you!
I’m amazed by the growth of your white feathers hosta. I bought 2 bare root white feathers last year. They died back in the winter and are now just emerging. I’m in 10b and thought they’d be further along.
My euonymus completely defoliated after that deep freeze in December. I think it’s alive. It’s got buds and is flexible. I’m also planning on giving it a good trim and fertilizing.
Thanks for showing your damaged azaleas and sharing your plan for them! I’m going to follow your lead and keep my fingers crossed!
Nice to see some Shade plants, I have lots of shade.
Lovely spring garden! Thanks for the tour🥰
Thanks for all your help in the garden 🎉❤
Jenny is so cute & sweet. Really appreciate your videos! Hi from Massachusetts ❤
Her flowers are pretty, but she's even lovelier. 😊
@@Edu_Kate I know right 💕
Your climbing roses are spectacular well done Jenny....you didn't sound like your usual self...were you tired or did someone nit wit tell you to speak slower. Love what you are doing
Your bleeding hearts look beautiful! Ours just started to show signs of growth this week here in zone 7 Virginia 😄-Cara
LOVE LOVE LOVE. Thank you so much for this beautiful, wonderful tour. Love you guys
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your garden is beautiful! So cool you have a friend in Waco Texas! I’m about 45 minute away from there.😊
I do love Texas! Such a beautiful state ♥️
I’m in Waco and I have a huge stand of Holly Fern. It’s a tough place to garden, but I manage. No Hostas here!
I will agree the Azalas are just beautiful ,bummed I can't grow them in my area!
My supertunia vista bubble gum has reappeared for the third year in a row. The base has developed wood! I'm in zone 8 where some annuals are perennials. Dalhia, and snap dragons are too!
Zone 7a- l think the 15 Encore azaleas I planted last fall succumbed to the arctic blast. So sad and upset about lost plants, money and effort. Lost a number of Buford holly too that were still in pots. There is some comfort knowing others had the same issue. Good news is that I planted about 20 rhododendron, and they survived. Already bought new azaleas to replace dead ones. Gardeners are known for patience and resilience. 🌻
Jenny,
Playing video catch-up & saw a sign I love next to ya'all's front door. Just wanted to say, "& also w/ you." 🙏😊
Thank you❣️
Everything is so beautiful! I always love to see plants blooming! Our weather is starting to get better wanted to start planting tomorrow but another rain storm coming through oh well another day!
When you get your chickens you can feed the worms to them, lol. When they bigger and have feathered out.
Good morning Miss Jenny! Everything is so beautiful ❤️ We are 36 degrees today and we start our warm up tomorrow and in a few days even our lows we be in the 50's! So excited for spring to finally, well, spring! Thank you for sharing!
@@Usernameblahblahnblah Oh man that is not fun! I'm up in North West Iowa and we are ready for warmth. I hope the cool weather is short lived for you!
@@Usernameblahblahnblah We are hot and humid in July up here too. Many 90 to 100+ degree days. Spring is fickle here too lol but I love where I'm at until winter hits with negative 20s. I could go for a more mild winter as I get older. I hope you have a beautiful flower season!
Looking great 🎉❤😊
Thank you! 🤗
Thanks for such a lovely garden tour. Spring has been very slow to arrive here in the UK and I have several plants that look like they perhaps haven’t survived the winter but hopefully in a few more weeks they’ll start to push new growth.
Gorgeous! Love your garden! Thanks for the tour! We are planning on visiting April 20 ( we are from Ohio).
Wonderful! We look forward to seeing you 😊
Don't give up on your macros!! I'm in zone 8a, southeast VA and so many years I've thought mine were toast and they came back and bloomed. I love your shade garden, it inspires me 😊
Thank you for talking about your plants that got hit with the Arctic blast. My azaleas, abelia, cherry laurel, evergreen hollies, and mountain fire pieris got blasted. Unfortunately I have a handful of each variety. I’m in IN zone 6. I was not sure what to do. I am trying to wait and see if the leaf back out before literally hacking them back lol. Fingers crossed
Enjoyed the visit this morning with my coffee. Thank you!❤
Man! My tea olives got hit twice. I’m not going to do anything to them but to crunch the dead leaves off. 😢I love those shrubs.
Looks Great❤
Ahhhh thank you Jenny for showing us New Englanders some green. Everything looks amazing
So gorgeous and I am so jealous of your weather and all the beautiful things you can plant at this time of year!! In SW Florida we have hit summer- temps of 90 plus degrees- takes the fun out of gardening!!! I just love all that you do, every new project is so exciting.
Awesome Tour, Jenny & Jerry!!
Everything looks wonderful! I so enjoy seeing your garden tours! Thanks for sharing ❤
My first hummingbird came back last Wednesday. Waiting on the female's to return as well. Your gardens are waking up and looking amazing 🤗💓💕💞
This was so helpful! I'm a few hours away from you in TN, same zone 7. That arctic blast was a beast. I had new landscaping along my porch. Three of my gardenias look OK, 3 don't. I'd love to see how you prune those bushes that need to be shaped from the blast. I'm scared to ruin my bushes that are barely hanging on.
Your flower gardens look fantastic ……but your lawn 😳? HELLO 🤩
Wonderful and amazing plants in your garden Jenny 🌺.The red Japanese maple looks wonderful ,you can plant more in defferent places . Have anice day and blessed Easter to all of you .✝️
Jenny, you are just FAN-Tastic! Loved the tour!!
Thank you for this fun garden tour, really inspirational! We in CT are still looking forward for spring to come, still in daffodils stage:) Will you please remind us what product you use on your beautiful roses to ward off black spot and Japanese beetles?
Jenny, on my fountain I ran a 1/4” drip line through the base into the bowl and have it on a dedicated timer for a few minutes a day.
Spring beauty 🍃🌸🍃
Thank you Jenny and Jerry. We’re currently under a tornado watch and seeing your beautiful gardens has kept my mind off what’s going on outside. 🌷💚🙃
The other day, someone said this is tornado season. 🌪️ No it's not.
Stay safe. ❤
@@Edu_Kate Thank you 🌷💚🙃
Beautiful property. Learn a lot on placements of the plants. Thank you for sharing.
I am still waiting (zone8a) for some sign of life in my Bobo hydrangea. Fingers crossed.
The lamion with the mushrooms look so pretty and perfect together🐞
I hope I can find some cute mushrooms. I'm planning a whimsical garden renovation this year. I've got a maple tree stump left by the arborists and will roll that to my front yard. Turned upside down, it looks like a bottom torso standing knee deep in the dirt. 🤭 Kids walking to the nearby park will get such a kick out of my ideas.
@@Edu_Kate I've used stumps over the years to prop a pot of flowers on top or as a small stool to sit upon. It's fun to be original in the garden and esthetic too!
I love your shade garden combination. I would like to know where to purchase Dra's Daggert fern.
I so needed to see your glorious green 💚 garden today. TY
You are so welcome!
Beautiful tour, wonderful to see things waking up.
Margie- good morning jenny ! I HAVE JUST PLANTED A WIiggles and squiggles but is bare root and cannot wait untlil it sprouts.
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
You look so pretty today I love your outfit & earrings ☺️💕🙌
Good info, thanks
Love your garden tour videos, and this one was especially fun because it gave me hope that my plants that got zapped in the Arctic blast will bounce back (crossing my fingers). On the peony ants...in 1972, my mother sprayed and killer on her peonys because she didn't like the ants. That was the ONLY year her peony blooms didn't open.
Your garden looks great...thanks for the tour
Beautiful garden. I have the same lilac from PW and it also lived through the artic blast in December. NJ 7A.
I so want one of the sun king plants. I have a shady spot screaming for a chartreuse foliage addition.
Hi Jenny. Your garden looks glorious. Here in zone 7b NY things are just started to sprout. Only the daffodils & hyacinth are in full blooms.
Love seeing your garden!
I love love LOVE your garden tours! The shade garden is my fav
Yay! Thank you!
My sun king is looking like it’s not going to make it. Your shade bed is an inspiration, Jenny.
Regarding the macrophylla hydrangeas. They are the bane of my zone 5 northern Indiana garden. Three "Endless Summer" and one unknown. Planted against the house on the east side. Every year they get nipped by the frost monster. Old growth dies back - every year. BUT they spring back quickly and I get blooms in early summer. So old growth bloomers? I am thinking old AND new. Hang in there - hoping you get surprised!!!
Your yard looks beautiful Jenny. Here in Oregon our gardens are way behind yours. 😉
New subbie here! Love the garden!
Move the scentlandia to the pond area that you ae developing
I've been wanting one of the Fairy Tale Bride hydrangeas. I don't think they'll make it in my Kansas zone 6-darn! But I do need some of the Wiggles and Squiggles hosta. I need some yellow foliage in my hosta bed. Jenny, you need some of the tall Alliums in amongst all your beds. I bought 75 bulbs two years ago and 75 more this year. There's something about the giant purple orb that I love. Now I'm worried about you losing some agastache. I bought several of them to put in an area that I have 2 hardy hibiscus. I'm digging out the hibiscus because I am tired of all the water they need. The tag on the agastache says drought tolerant. That's why I bought them.
Love your videos! They are so informative and always make me smile. What’s the red leafed tree at the 20:40 mark? It looks like a Japanese maple but I thought they don’t like full sun and high temps?
??? Would you please do a video on what you treat your roses, hibiscus, rose of Sharon, etc. with to combat Japanese Beetles. I’m in middle TN with a rose, & hibiscus that get wiped out every year. Thank you!
Bag-a-Bug Japanese beetle traps work great. I bought a bottle of the attractant on Amazon to refill the puck. Works wonders! You have to place the trap away from the plants so that they catch that scent before your plants! Experiment with placement, you may need a couple depending on the shape and size of your yard. Remember to place the trap away from plants they eat! Sorry you have to deal with them. I'd walk around with a bucket during July and August and shake off seemingly pounds of the things into the soapy water.
@@RealBradMiller thanks!
@@kkeenan536 But, I still agree on making a video, because new tips and tricks are always needed! 🤗 Hope you have an awesome day!
Living Traditions Homestead has a great video on using the bug attractant, including placement to draw them away from the plants.
@@barbaramccann7944 Gonna check that out for myself! Thanks!
I am just redoing beds. Losses lots of plants from getting a puppy and also my neighbor got a puppy at the same time. So needless to say they were morons and ruined lots. Now we have another puppy but we are on it with him.
I'm building a new garden area today using the 'no dig' starting method. The area is riddled with tree roots and only a tiny bit of top soil over NJ clay. When it comes to planting things in deep wood chip mulch. How do you know what perennials will be strong enough to bust through the mulch next spring making it a better candidate for the new space now vs waiting for the much to break down and planting in a few years. Ideally I'm hoping to have an organized chaos type of cultivated wildlife/pollinator garden
I purchased the caramel heuchera from you last year. It has done so well through the winter. I hope you have more!
I love them too. However, they must not like my zone 4b growing conditions. I've had to replace several every year. Last year, I found a short coleous that looks somewhat the same coloring. I hope I find them again this year.
@@Edu_Kate I am in zone 7b-8a range so that might be the problem. I have always had trouble with them until I cam across the caramel.
I believe that japanese is Bloodgood i do have one and iam in 9b zone can be in full sun but some shade in this area
I found the name; it's a Fireglow Japanese maple 🍁
Hi Jenny 🌸🌺🌼🌻🌹🌷💐🌞
How old is your Generous Gardener rose? It's gonna be gorgeous! I would love to purchase a couple of those.
This will be her 3rd spring in the ground
Queridos flor..
Japanise maple saudade ..eu 😢
Your garden is beautiful already. What was that big shrub with large purple blooms behind you when you were in your island or bean garden. It’s in the woods behind you.
Azalea
Hi Jenny. In your video when your talking about your Doozie Spireas what is the lime green plants behind you. They look like mounds
So pretty
Thank you in advance
Drops of Jupiter oregano, are they not fantastic?!?!