Winter Garden Tour! | Highlighting Winter Standouts and Talking Winter Plant Care
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Come along with Stacey and Rick for a winter garden tour. See plants that add winter interest to the garden and hear gardening tips to keep plants happy in the winter and for the growing seasons to come.
Plants featured in this video,
STONEHENGE® Yew
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SGT. PEPPER® Dogwood - Tatarian
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PAISLEY PUP® Leucothoe
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DANDY MAN COLOR WHEEL® Rhododendron
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DRESSED TO THRILL™ Crossvine
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LET’S DANCE CAN DO!® Reblooming Bigleaf Hydrangea
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SWEET & LO™ Sweet Box
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Love to see the winter interest.
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Love this ! Thanks.. more out in the landscape in all seasons would be awesome! Thanks!
Thank you for watching! We're aiming to make more videos out in the garden this year 🤗
Wow. Beautiful drone footage.
The dogwood is a showstopper. No, wait- the cross vine is. Aw heck they all are.
Thanks for sharing and thanks for braving the chilly temps to record for us all 😊
Why, thank you! I was excited to be able to take the drone out to the garden 😄 We cannot wait for spring! ❤
Well done again solid current information clearly and simply presented. Love the snow show.
Thank you so much! ☺
As a new gardener in the PNW with big leaf hydrangeas, I’ve been learning so much from your channel! Thanks for sharing. 🍃🏔️
That's fantastic! We love to hear that and thanks so much for watching and supporting! 🤗😄
What a treat! ❤
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Rick looks like he's freezing, rocking back and forth without a hat on 😊. Stacy is smart.
Stacey is smart. I'm pacing because I'm so excited about Spring coming I can't maintain my "composture"
I love the dynamic between both of you! Fun to watch and such great info! Thanks! It's nice to see your winter interest for inspiration on how mine can look!
Rick IS a trail blazer! 😆 Very helpful information on “breaking dormancy”!
❄️❄️❄️ Thank you for annnother great show! ❄️❄️❄️
He IS a trail blazer! 😄 Thanks for watching, friend! ❄⛄
Thank you very mulch!
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To be honest I don’t think that one could find a LESS well behaved plant than the original trumpet vine! I am delighted to hear that it is being reigned in. Zone 8 eastern NC.
The older varieties can no doubt get out of control! We're very excited about the newer varieties as well, hummingbirds certainly love trumpet vines 🤗
Fantastic video - loved it! Love seeing these things out in the landscape in winter - so inspired!
Yay! That's so wonderful to hear! It was great getting out into the garden and appreciating the winter beauty ☺❤❄
NICE SHARING
Just Love you guys ❤🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
Sending that love right back at you, friend! Thanks for watching ☺❤
I wish you did tours here more often.
We're planning to film more videos out in the garden this year ☺
Is paisley pup more resistant to the leaf spot that doghobble can get - particularly when it rains a lot? Zone 6 New England
Can I have the Dress Thrill on a metal Gazebo? We removed an old gazebo off the deck and instead of throwing it away we have it in the middle of the garden. Fabric is no longer usable. I want to have vines on it. It gets morning sun, afternoon filter sun, and ,30mins-1 hours of sun around 5pm. Bright direct sun in winter.
Yes, the metal gazebo would work great! Dressed to Thrill will grow in full to part sun which sounds like you have that covered! As long as you are in its hardiness range (zones 6 - 9 (-10°F/-23.3°C)) it should work really well for you 🤗
@pwcolorchoice thank you. I am in upstate ny zone6b. But feel my property is a high zone as many of snapdragons self seed and always comback from previous stems. I was looking for something that wasn't going to be bad like the trumpet vine as we do have woods in the back and don't want it to be invasive.