Teagate Tour 2021
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2022
- A narrated walk through the gardens, June 12, near Wilmington, Delaware. Details: we have been here for 23 years, starting with a blank canvas (new construction in the woods). We have over 500 named hosta cultivars plus some of my own seedlings, along with dozens of ferns, epimediums, Japanese maples, and daylilies (plus many other oddities). For more information on growing hostas, visit our local hosta society website, www.delvalhosta.org/hosta-info.
All I could do throughout the whole tour is just shake my head in wonder. So much beauty and so much work! The birds singing were lovely!
I don't even want to go back outside in my yard after seeing yours! Absolutely beautiful. So much work but so worth it.
We've been working on this over 20 years. Time is very powerful in a garden.
@@davidteager It’s just incredible, the variety of greens is so calming along with the bird song. Can I ask about the forest, what type of forest is it? I’m not familiar, I’m guessing they’re some sort of deciduous tree. Truly inspiring thank you for sharing it.
Thanks very much for the work to shoot and narrate this video after a garden tour day. After a garden tour, I can’t wait to put my feet up and breathe a sigh of relief. Beautiful garden, thoughtfully designed and lots of character. A real Eden. Thanks for sharing it with us.
This is such a stunning tour. I think I’ve watched it at least five times in the last couple of months. I hope you give more tours. Like, maybe a couple in the spring and a few throughout the summer to see how things come on and how they age.
Your gardens look effortless And that is a HUGE compliment…Totally know all the hours of work you put into it and times it by a thousand. Thank you for sharing
Wow I just came across your video, your garden is like the garden of Eden so lush and beautiful! A true inspiration
Beautiful garden and a lot of work in putting it in over the years. The Hosta collection is amazing, and everything else is a wonderful bonus. Thanks for sharing your garden. I appreciate you scrolling the Latin names of the plants as you filmed. Thanks for taking the time to share your garden artistic creations.
I just found your video. Such a beautiful garden. Inspirational. Thank you for sharing. 2/16/23
Your garden/landscaping is absolutely BEAUTIFUL❣️🥰
Wow, this was just beautiful, what a treat, thank you David for sharing this beauty with us!
Beautiful gardens, & so meticulously tended. The common name for Spigelia marilandica is Indian Pink.
An unbelievably gorgeous garden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Heavenly hostas never looked better.. thanks for sharing!
You have created absolutely beautiful shade gardens! I’ve enjoyed this video tour so much, I must have replayed it dozens of times. I do hope you will do another video garden tour this summer! I am a shade gardener as well and enjoy the peaceful, lush foliage you can get in the shade. It’s easy on the eye and is my serenity. Wishing you the best with your seedlings. Maybe someday they will be available for sale. Happy gardening! 😊 🌱☀️
wow, what a garden! i love the silence and the natural design! it's realy an original japanese garden!
Composition, texture, interest and peace! Just beautiful
Absolutely amazing yard! An enormous collection of hostas with fantastic shrubs, trees, and perrenials. You have given me so many nspiring ideas!
Very nice! I have too many deer to plant hosta’s and many other plants I enjoy.
Beautifully kept. Not a weed to be seen.
Absolutely stunning garden , I love hearing all the birds singing instead of music .
🧡🧡🧡Miracle garden🧡🧡🧡Can’t breath🧡🧡🧡It is wonderful!!!🧡🧡🧡
Absolutely gorgeous
Stunning! Loved the tour!
Hosta galore❤ thanks for sharing
I'm very late seeing this but this is my favorite garden ever. Wow. I WISH I could live in a world of hosta...I have NO shade on my property so mine will never look as lush. This is truly beautiful ❤️
Well you need to make your own shade! Plant trees! Birch are always a fast growing and beautiful option
Wow, absolutely stunning!
Absolutely stunning ❤
What a beautiful garden! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Wow! Your garden is such an inspiration. I absolutely loved all of your garden jewelry beautifully displayed among your fantastic collection of hostas and plants. Thank you so much for the tour.
I just love your garden so many beautiful things, you are giving me ideas for my own garden, I love that you have so many viburnums they are one of my favorite plants, I wish more people would plant them! Thank you for this tour hopefully we can see your garden again ❤
What an fantastic garden! I love the combination with garden shrubs and perennials and the old native trees keeping the shade. I just bought my property and have lots of work in front of me, but I´m hoping for a garden as beautiful as yours in 10-20 years or so.
Thank You very much for sharing this treasure with us. A Paradise.
I love your collection of Hostas, so many beautiful variety’s. I can’t keep the deer away from mine. Thank you for the tour😻😻
Wonderful garden, beautiful hostaś . An inspiration. Thanks for the tour!
Your garden is beautiful and I find it so peaceful.
Very nice property! You made it look so natural and lush. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful ❤️
Green is such a refreshing colour. 🍃 🌳
Beautiful gardens
Very nice garden. Visited it a few years ago. Lots more loving care has been given it. Thanks for sharing. Especially helpful to have the names of so many of your outstanding hostas
Beautiful ❤
Outstanding!🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
I'm really enjoying this a year later! Some of the names of plants put a song in my head❤
I enjoyed every step.....we visited during the Convention and it was lovely to visit again even if it was virtually...thank you so much for sharing :)
Oh my goodness your gardens are beautiful!!!!!! I am so ready for spring now!!!! I garden in 7a in VA.
Very beautiful. So tranquil. Thanks for sharing. I have Hostas that are very large and love them.
Amazing 😻
so lovely and peaceful, tfs
Your garden is amazing!!! I don't think hostas ever get too big....lol.❤❤
David your garden is absolutely gorgeous. I’m a big fan of hostas and yours are wonderful as are all the other plants. You have a lot of hostas I’ve never seen before. I really enjoyed this tour but it’s made me want more hostas. I also love the heucheras . I hope you do a tour for 2023😊
There's a certain peacefulness about your garden
Wow I’m in awe!
Wow………..just awesome!
Beautiful 😍
Beautiful
Gene from Pennsylvania I love all your hostas and I have 30 gardens at memorial Park in New Kensington and they're just beautiful and I use egg yolk and water to keep the deer way I do it when they first come up and then just that's all I have to do is a one time and it keeps the deer last year I forgot and the derangement hostas so I have to keep remembering to do it when they first start coming up love your hostas
How many egg yoke to how much water? Do you put it in a spray bottle?
Hi! OMG!
Your garden is amazing!
I am in Tennessee zone 7b and our Hoatas and Flowers does not get near that big.
I think it is our warmer climate.
Beautiful!!!
🤩 wow this garden of yours is so beautiful 😻 thank you for sharing ❤ I’m going to try and grow a few Hostas
LOVE the Umbrella Plant❤
Awesome garden , please make an update video tour in spring
Thanks
Thank you for the awesome tour!!! Everything is so beautiful!!!
You should name your gorgeous squiggly blue seeding at 12:39 mark "Teagate Azure Sea Star"
I already have a name in mind :)
Oasis of nature.
Absolutely gorgeous! all hosts are so beautiful in your garden, no deer around? Love your garden and subscribed!
Very much enjoyed this! Wish you had named more of the hostas 🙂
With over 500, it would have been a real ticker-tape! I wanted to name some my mom would recognize.
@@davidteager you did such a great job with this video that I think I would watch the whole video of naming the 500 😉. Beautiful garden and thank you for sharing!
Si beautiful
Hosta heaven! 🤩
Such a lovely garden! Peaceful. I'm wondering what that magnificent tall blue grass is in the meadow. Very nice!
I imagine you're seeing the Big Bluestem, but there is some Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) around as well.
I absolutely love what you have created! So many great ideas that I will be trying out right away for some of my challenging areas. May I ask how you what products you use to keep the slugs, bunnies and deer at bay?
Wow.
Absolutely breathtaking! Such a piece of heaven! May I ask what you do with all your beautiful glazed pots in the winter David? I'm in SW Ontario and I don't think they would survive outside.
See www.delvalhosta.org/hostas-in-pots for what folks in our area do.
Why are your hostas not eaten by deer??? Very, very beautiful garden, well taken care of. Thank you!
Spectacular garden! So well designed and healthy. How do you keep the deer from eating all your Hostas?
Diligence. But sometimes (like last year, after this video!) they do anyway.
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This is a stunning garden. How do you keep deer from nibbling?
I also have hosta June. Beautiful plant. ☘
Such a beautiful garden with an amazing collection of rare hostas!!! Could you share the source of your bench (30:23)? I wonder if I could purchase one in my area (NJ).
It’s a Spirit Song bench. Maybe sold by Diamond Teak (and others). It was a gift to ourselves for a significant anniversary.
I didn't realize how beautiful a Monochromatic garden could be. Do you have issues with snakes? I am having that problem here in East Texas, copperheads seem to love hiding in the foliage.
This is so beautiful and the garden is stunning. Thank you very much for sharing. I am going safe it as a inspiration for my new garden. I admire you to manage keeping the hostas away snail. May I know how do you do this please? I have tried many things without success. Thank you.
We use metaldehyde poison pellets (no pets to worry about).
Don't know if you know this or not but that stuff is extremely poisonous to birds and mammals and attracts them, not to mention poisoning them when they eat the poisoned slugs.
There are so many non-poisonous products out there to get rid of slugs -
Im in KC and it seems like everything is about a month behind growth wise
Magnificent. What would you suggest for a super-hardy fern to nest in my hosta beds. I've tried so many and they don't survive our winters. I'm in Southern NJ Zone 7a. Thanks.
There are lots of ferns that should be hardy for you (as they are for us). Japanese painted ferns (and their hybrids) work especially well with hostas. Autumn ferns (look for one called 'Brilliance') are also great.
BEAUTIFUL shade garden!!! How do you water these I did not spot irrigation or sprinklers??
We set up sprinklers or hand-water as needed. Things do o.k. until late summer, when we actually hope for tropical storm moisture!
Very nice what zone where are you?
Very lovely garden. will any of these plants grow in Southern Calif or do they need plenty of water ?
See www.delvalhosta.org/hosta-info for general growing conditions. Hostas need cold winter dormancy, which most of CA cannot offer.
How do you keep the slugs from eating all your hostas?
It's a beautiful garden. How much land is your property on?
We own two acres, but only garden a portion.
What is the strappy leaf plant at minute 8:16? Thank you.
David, very interesting video turned out. May I use your video? I want to post some moments from the video, having translated into Ukrainian. My name is Vika, I'm from Ukraine. I'll give you a link in the description as the author of the video.
How do u keep your mulch path clean especially in the fall with so many upper story trees. We also have a ton of trees that constantly rain down twigs and then all the leaves in the fall.
Being a bit OCD helps, as does the Echo electric leaf blower.
How do you keep the deer out
How do you keep the deer out of there?
Gorgeous. What equipment did you use to record and edit?
Just an iPhone and then iMovie. I’ve had some recent experience doing church videos.
@@davidteager How did you get the text rolling, and the darker background popping up? You use iMovie on a computer? Haven´t seen those effects, but I´m editing on my iphone.
Is that "mouse ears" next to Fantabulous? (at the 16 minute mark)
You’re probably seeing Little Hobber there.
Hello, fellow Kentuckian! What is the name of the large prairie plant in the back yard, please?
I’m not from Kentucky, but my folks were. As to the plant, did you mean the Silphium terebinthenaceum? (Hoping I spelled that right)
You’re a Hosta Whisperer.
Can I plant hosta in sun? If I can could you give me names. ❤😢
do you not have deer???
Do you not have deer????
This is Gene from
I am fond of hostas, since more than twenty years in any garden I visit all over Europe and Asia I have had an eye on them but I never saw such a garden previously. Everything at the right place, and perfectly grown. A masterpiece.! From India I send you my congratulations. Yvan
How do you deal with deer?
Not well these days. Constant regimen of spraying, plus Milorganite fertilizer. My seedlings are fenced in now. Some info at www.delvalhosta.org/faqs-part-ii
It’s pronounced sagae instead of syguy
Beautiful
Beautiful