You need the Garden Answer augers, they have cut down on the length of the blade to make it weigh less and and it is taller, so you don't need to lean over. I love starting my day with Laura and finishing it with you. You both are hard working, with similar aesthetic style.
I appreciate you more than words can express. In the face of Project 2025 threatening us, criminals being given absolute immunity. You bring sunshine, cheer and kindness and creativity. Thank you for all you bring to your viewers.💖💯
I'm so looking forward to your spring update. Thank you for sharing how cut the blooms off to encourage root growth. That tip is going to come in handy.
I'm in Western side of New York near the Niagara Falls and in zone 6a. I'm a little to old to do much gardening anymore but love seeing your gardens grow.
Your never to old theore you move around the better your health I'm ,76 and just moved from south Florida to north Florida and I can't wait to learn the growing season here I plant a vegetable garden every year plus lots of figs trees. Which I grow in pots and flowers keeps me busy and I mow my yard with a push mower. Please do not let age keep you from doing things you'll be surprised what you can do if you just try. .God bless
Kaleb the results are beautiful you have a beautiful property I hope you don’t push yourself too hard it looks like a lot of work thankyou kaleb you are a dream ❤️❤️❤️❤️😊👍🏻
Loved your new gardens! So precise. And edged out perfectly. At the end during the drone shot from above, I noticed your grass could use a dose of Malorganite fertilizer spread over just before a good rain day. I tried it and man did our yard green up an become lush in just a few weeks. Just a thought. Happy gardening ❤
Kaleb its one of my favorite video. You show and explain so well how to do it. Your garden is so beautiful ❤️ It's so inspiring for me! I used a plan also to work. It's wonderful to work with. I still keep my plans and kept them through the years. Now, I need to transform my flowers garden to invite more little creatures to come in (birds and bees). Thank you so much! You spread love all around with this beauty.❣️From Canada
I love to seeing your creative process. Your yard and home is so beautiful. I always look forward to all your videos and posts on the different platforms.
I love the upright nepeta! That’s brilliant! Next year. 😊. And your park benches are spectacular!!💜. And a split-rail fence😮…what a perfect idea to offset and accent the formality. It’s going to be magnificent, Kaleb.
Once again the information the planning. Last year we redid our gardens in Northern California to drought resistant and also could weather heat. We also had noted what plants thrive on our property. I am more of the philosophy if your garden is not huge make it wonderful by not many varieties, but mass of similar plants. I love visiting our garden areas everyday and the happiness is we have had high heats and the gardens have not turned to crispy critters but remains lovely. You are absolutely correct to plant to your planting zone. Thank you our master gardener, master home chef, and master collector. ❤
I can;t wait to see the whole gardens fully blooming and your benches and tables with maybe a canopy over it with lighting near your firepit for next summer. just an idea for you to think about putting in there to have friends over at night and maybe you can make a video about that too. I am excited for your gardens to come to full bloom as your project so far is wonderful and I lovvvvvvvvvvvvve love love it so far. fantastic job on it and thanks for the blueberry gallette recipes it is awesome.
Great progress video. It would be helpful for you to either put the plant name on the screen or in the video description for those of us who are less experienced gardeners and are not as familiar with plants. With the actual names, I could do a bit of research to see if these particular plants would also work in 6b.
Thank you for sharing your experience 💚✨ you truly inspire me to continue to learn and I am so grateful for your existence in doing this and sharing it with the world so selflessly 🌱🤟🏼✨
Yes I do have a question and I think I have never seen how you do this. You mentioned that, if I remember well, you will mow the complete area in the spring and leave all the branches & leaves to mulch the bed. Would love for you to film this to show us exactly how. Ok I live in a city with mixed beddings but would really like to see exactly how you do this. Thanks in advance and really love your channel, cooking and plantings. Have an enjoyable summer 😊
If you search "Did I Really Just Mow My Flowerbeds?! Wyse" on RUclips, you should find a video of me mowing off my beds this spring. Hope this helps! 😊
It’s fantastic!! The color and layout is so peaceful, and the mix of formal style with your farm landscape is just perfection. My favorite mix of styles…country with a touch of gilding. 😊😊. Thank you for introducing me to hyssop! 😮. What an amazing plant!! Mine are 4’ tall in their first year. Just stunning. And the 🐝🐝 adore them. I’m gonna add many more this fall-they’re just so impressive. The bees just adore nepeta too, which is another of my favorites, as well as the Russian Sage, of course. Looking for Culver’s Root now. Thanks for the inspiration you share, Kaleb!
Hi from Florida! I had to learn a whole new way of gardening in our sub-tropical ecosystem here in FL. Originally coming from Maine, it was definitely trial & error here on my property, but I am loving these tropical plants that I can work with now! I went from deer & moose eating my blueberry bushes, to rabbits & tortoises & learning mostly what NOT to include. I watched my beautiful Delphinium get eaten overnight by bunnies! I have used larged potted plants along with perennials that deter these critters. I live the varied plants you used & the reseeding factor-very smart.😊❤
Thank you so much for these videos! I’m in western Kansas zone 6a now supposedly, but have a lot in common with growing conditions, especially challenges of wind and water. I’m on a farm with a lot of open space and it’s challenging to create garden “rooms” with flat land and open areas. I have similar prairie plantings and am so inspired by your garden farm!
I enjoy your channel and I notice some colloquialisms which is fun. Both of my parents are from southeast Iowa. North English and Harper. They moved to Sioux City before I was born. I also enjoy gardening. Mostly vegetables but we have several small flower gardens too. Hostas, pachysandra, hydrangeas, and others.
I love the new addition to your garden. I also inherited a garden from my husband’s family. Each year I’ve tried to add some new and interesting plants. Hardscaping is more difficult since it’s more expensive but I scour juntique stores and thrift stores for interesting items I can incorporate. I’ve been fairly successful. Now it’s time to do paths. I know you said you had done some of this. Any tips? Thanks for sharing
Of course! I used: Caradonna salvia Goldsturm rudbeckia Feather reed grass "Karl Foerster" Summer Magic Nepeta Millenium allium Culver's root Sanguisorba "Giant Burnet" American Mountain Mint I also planted two Stewartia pseudo camellia trees and have some prairie dropseed grass on the way!
I love this garden! It's exactly what I like; defined edges with exuberant planting. 😍 I do have a question, I wonder if you have quack grass trying to invade your garden beds and if so, how you deal with it? It seems to be a constant problem in my garden.
I so enjoy your videos but could you include the zone of the plants you use ?? so we will know if that plant will work in our gardens I'm in 4 but sometimes I can do zone 5 plants thank you
Exciting to see the new perennial bed take shape. Will you continue to hand water each plant (200!) until they are established? I did see from the video that you hand watered after planting. I wondered if you use sprinklers at all.
Culver's Root is such a beautiful plant. I looked it up on U.S. Forest Service and saw that it likes moist soil, but you have it in your drought tolerant section. How often do you water this? I'd sure love to have this in my northern Utah garden.
Hi there! I use Espoma Organic Lawn Food. If you search "Fertilizing my lawn Wyse" on RUclips, you should be able to find a longer video of me fertilizing. Hope this helps! 😊
Hi there! I'm only going to water if we don't get enough rain (<1" per week) while these get established. I'm just using a long hose and doing it by hand. If you go to 21:27 you can see a little clip of me watering. After they become established, I shouldn't need to worry about watering as most are drought tolerant plants.
Just one question, Kaleb: I have seen your spring bed mowing of perennials, and with that amount of hardwood mulch, won't you damage your mower? Or do you rake it away from the bed and then mow?
I set the mower high enough so that the blades don't cut into the mulch layer. It will throw small pieces here and there but it's never enough to damage it. 😊
You need the Garden Answer augers, they have cut down on the length of the blade to make it weigh less and and it is taller, so you don't need to lean over. I love starting my day with Laura and finishing it with you. You both are hard working, with similar aesthetic style.
There is also no flange on it to deflect the dirt, which makes the auger much lighter. 👍
I appreciate you more than words can express. In the face of Project 2025 threatening us, criminals being given absolute immunity.
You bring sunshine, cheer and kindness and creativity.
Thank you for all you bring to your viewers.💖💯
Tremendous!!!💚I love your vision Kaleb, how you execute it and your dedication to it. Well done!!! And now enjoy the fruits of your labour. 🙂
I love those concrete planters so much❣️. You always find the most interesting pieces that add so much interest to your garden, beautiful!
I’m exhausted just from watching. Your hard work will pay off. Loving the drone ❤
Thanks! You are an inspiration to gardeners and homemakers, young and old. Love your enthusiasm!
I'm so looking forward to your spring update. Thank you for sharing how cut the blooms off to encourage root growth. That tip is going to come in handy.
this video was so fun!!! and your garden looks amazing :) WELL WORTH ALL THE HARD WORK!
Loving the drone footage 🌱✨
I'm in Western side of New York near the Niagara Falls and in zone 6a. I'm a little to old to do much gardening anymore but love seeing your gardens grow.
Your never to old theore you move around the better your health I'm ,76 and just moved from south Florida to north Florida and I can't wait to learn the growing season here I plant a vegetable garden every year plus lots of figs trees. Which I grow in pots and flowers keeps me busy and I mow my yard with a push mower. Please do not let age keep you from doing things you'll be surprised what you can do if you just try. .God bless
Kaleb the results are beautiful you have a beautiful property I hope you don’t push yourself too hard it looks like a lot of work thankyou kaleb you are a dream ❤️❤️❤️❤️😊👍🏻
I just love your videos and recipes i learn do much. God bless
Loved your new gardens! So precise. And edged out perfectly. At the end during the drone shot from above, I noticed your grass could use a dose of Malorganite fertilizer spread over just before a good rain day. I tried it and man did our yard green up an become lush in just a few weeks. Just a thought.
Happy gardening ❤
Awesome transformation
I always look forward to your videos. Your new gardens looks absolutely amazing. It’s going to be fun watching it establish and mature. 😊
I love the drone footage!! ❤
Oh, a split-rail fence will be perfect! Great idea❤
Kaleb its one of my favorite video. You show and explain so well how to do it. Your garden is so beautiful ❤️ It's so inspiring for me! I used a plan also to work. It's wonderful to work with. I still keep my plans and kept them through the years. Now, I need to transform my flowers garden to invite more little creatures to come in (birds and bees). Thank you so much! You spread love all around with this beauty.❣️From Canada
Have you considered beekeeping? It seems like it would be a natural choice for your garden and the honey a delicious resource in the kitchen.
LOVE the project, so glad you added the stewartia! It is such a great tree ad the winter bark is amazing!
Love this Kaleb! Cant wait to watch it fill in! Thank you.
I love to seeing your creative process. Your yard and home is so beautiful. I always look forward to all your videos and posts on the different platforms.
I really love what you’ve done with these walkways. I’m interested in seeing how your prairie is progressing as well. 👍🏻
I love the upright nepeta! That’s brilliant! Next year. 😊. And your park benches are spectacular!!💜. And a split-rail fence😮…what a perfect idea to offset and accent the formality. It’s going to be magnificent, Kaleb.
Once again the information the planning. Last year we redid our gardens in Northern California to drought resistant and also could weather heat. We also had noted what plants thrive on our property. I am more of the philosophy if your garden is not huge make it wonderful by not many varieties, but mass of similar plants. I love visiting our garden areas everyday and the happiness is we have had high heats and the gardens have not turned to crispy critters but remains lovely. You are absolutely correct to plant to your planting zone. Thank you our master gardener, master home chef, and master collector. ❤
I can;t wait to see the whole gardens fully blooming and your benches and tables with maybe a canopy over it with lighting near your firepit for next summer. just an idea for you to think about putting in there to have friends over at night and maybe you can make a video about that too. I am excited for your gardens to come to full bloom as your project so far is wonderful and I lovvvvvvvvvvvvve love love it so far. fantastic job on it and thanks for the blueberry gallette recipes it is awesome.
Great progress video.
It would be helpful for you to either put the plant name on the screen or in the video description for those of us who are less experienced gardeners and are not as familiar with plants. With the actual names, I could do a bit of research to see if these particular plants would also work in 6b.
The cedars behind the garden bed are a beautiful backdrop and I would continue them down the open area Caleb for the continuity they would provide.
This is going to be beautiful.
I applaud how much work you put into it.
Great video! Thanks for sharing the info and the passion.
Your videos on gardening are perfect! 👍
Thank you for sharing your experience 💚✨ you truly inspire me to continue to learn and I am so grateful for your existence in doing this and sharing it with the world so selflessly 🌱🤟🏼✨
Yes I do have a question and I think I have never seen how you do this. You mentioned that, if I remember well, you will mow the complete area in the spring and leave all the branches & leaves to mulch the bed. Would love for you to film this to show us exactly how. Ok I live in a city with mixed beddings but would really like to see exactly how you do this. Thanks in advance and really love your channel, cooking and plantings. Have an enjoyable summer 😊
If you search "Did I Really Just Mow My Flowerbeds?! Wyse" on RUclips, you should find a video of me mowing off my beds this spring. Hope this helps! 😊
What a transformation!! WOW! You should be so proud of the work you have done. It truly is beautiful, thanks for sharing! 🥰
❤❤❤thank you for sharing , Kaleb!
Wonderful video. Can't wait to see it all in bloom next spring/summer.
Looking forward to next Spring!❤️
Wow! This is going to be spectacular!
Beautiful Caleb! The planning and work that goes into something like this is tremendous. You will enjoy this for years to come!
What a great video.
Thank you for taking us along on your process of planning and plant choices. You are such a great teacher. ❤
Thank you for the great explanation of your process and plan. So helpful and inspiring, Kaleb. Very pretty and elegant.
It’s fantastic!! The color and layout is so peaceful, and the mix of formal style with your farm landscape is just perfection. My favorite mix of styles…country with a touch of gilding. 😊😊. Thank you for introducing me to hyssop! 😮. What an amazing plant!! Mine are 4’ tall in their first year. Just stunning. And the 🐝🐝 adore them. I’m gonna add many more this fall-they’re just so impressive. The bees just adore nepeta too, which is another of my favorites, as well as the Russian Sage, of course. Looking for Culver’s Root now. Thanks for the inspiration you share, Kaleb!
My cat loves Karl Forrester grass 😂 I have to split the green leaves in three or four pieces as it’s very sharp and he has his own private plant pot💕
Kaleb what a great video!! Loving the group plantings and the selection of perennials and grasses!
Love your planting design. Drone footage is awesome.
Wow Kaleb, this looks amazing! I can’t wait to see all these plants fill in.
Ooh that is going to be a beautiful show next year! Fabulous job sir! 👏 😊💛
I love your videos the best! Keep on doing what you do, as you're an excellent educator. Laura has nothing on you😃😎
My favorite kind of video in a beautiful garden. Thank you! 🌱☀️
Hi from Florida! I had to learn a whole new way of gardening in our sub-tropical ecosystem here in FL. Originally coming from Maine, it was definitely trial & error here on my property, but I am loving these tropical plants that I can work with now! I went from deer & moose eating my blueberry bushes, to rabbits & tortoises & learning mostly what NOT to include. I watched my beautiful Delphinium get eaten overnight by bunnies! I have used larged potted plants along with perennials that deter these critters. I live the varied plants you used & the reseeding factor-very smart.😊❤
Eeee!! I’m SO excited to see this once established! Absolutely LOVE THIS! 👏🏻 ❤
Loving the drone footage🌱✨
It looks gorgeous Kaleb.
Very nice!
Absolutely beautiful as always
Thank you so much for these videos! I’m in western Kansas zone 6a now supposedly, but have a lot in common with growing conditions, especially challenges of wind and water. I’m on a farm with a lot of open space and it’s challenging to create garden “rooms” with flat land and open areas. I have similar prairie plantings and am so inspired by your garden farm!
Looks incredible. I'd love to see your whole vision if you have that drawn up, too!
Love watching and getting inspiration ❤
Bring on Spring 2025. It’s going to be BEAUTIFUL. I’m on a similar trajectory, but in Zone 9b, HOT California.
This is so exciting to see your plan come together ❤🎉from Andrea 😊
Love your gardens so pretty it would be a wounderful place to sit and read a book
Nice landscaping!
Looks great!! 😊
I enjoy your channel and I notice some colloquialisms which is fun. Both of my parents are from southeast Iowa. North English and Harper. They moved to Sioux City before I was born. I also enjoy gardening. Mostly vegetables but we have several small flower gardens too. Hostas, pachysandra, hydrangeas, and others.
So beautiful love the colors. Thanks so much for sharing ♥️
I love the new addition to your garden. I also inherited a garden from my husband’s family. Each year I’ve tried to add some new and interesting plants. Hardscaping is more difficult since it’s more expensive but I scour juntique stores and thrift stores for interesting items I can incorporate. I’ve been fairly successful. Now it’s time to do paths. I know you said you had done some of this. Any tips? Thanks for sharing
Love the Stewartia…never seen one…
Powlowski Prairie
So beautiful! Could you please do a list of plants you used for this garden?
Of course! I used:
Caradonna salvia
Goldsturm rudbeckia
Feather reed grass "Karl Foerster"
Summer Magic Nepeta
Millenium allium
Culver's root
Sanguisorba "Giant Burnet"
American Mountain Mint
I also planted two Stewartia pseudo camellia trees and have some prairie dropseed grass on the way!
Hey Kaleb what variety of stewartia did you plant? I love the bark on them! Those pathways are really bringing the farm together ❤️
Hi there! I used the pseudo camellia variety. It's also sometimes known as the Japanese or Korean stewartia. Hope this helps! 🌳
I love this garden! It's exactly what I like; defined edges with exuberant planting. 😍 I do have a question, I wonder if you have quack grass trying to invade your garden beds and if so, how you deal with it? It seems to be a constant problem in my garden.
I so enjoy your videos but could you include the zone of the plants you use ?? so we will know if that plant will work in our gardens I'm in 4 but sometimes I can do zone 5 plants thank you
Do you have published cookbooks?
How do you plan to tie the walkway in to the front of your house.
Exciting to see the new perennial bed take shape. Will you continue to hand water each plant (200!) until they are established? I did see from the video that you hand watered after planting. I wondered if you use sprinklers at all.
Yes, for now, I am hand watering them. It takes time but it will be worth it! 💧
Culver's Root is such a beautiful plant. I looked it up on U.S. Forest Service and saw that it likes moist soil, but you have it in your drought tolerant section. How often do you water this? I'd sure love to have this in my northern Utah garden.
Love the pathway! Are the side stones cemented down?
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What kind of fertilizer do you use for your lawn?
Hi there! I use Espoma Organic Lawn Food. If you search "Fertilizing my lawn Wyse" on RUclips, you should be able to find a longer video of me fertilizing. Hope this helps! 😊
@WyseGuide Thank you so much. Your lawn is awesome. I have tried different kinds of fertilizers, and nothing has worked for me
How do you keep the deer from eating your flowers?
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Is your dog ok?
Yes, Kip is doing great! 😊
How much did you spend for all those plants? Just wondering
I may have missed if you said this, but how will you water this area? Do you set up drip irrigation or sprinklers or just rain? :) Thanks!
Hi there! I'm only going to water if we don't get enough rain (<1" per week) while these get established. I'm just using a long hose and doing it by hand. If you go to 21:27 you can see a little clip of me watering. After they become established, I shouldn't need to worry about watering as most are drought tolerant plants.
Just one question, Kaleb: I have seen your spring bed mowing of perennials, and with that amount of hardwood mulch, won't you damage your mower? Or do you rake it away from the bed and then mow?
I set the mower high enough so that the blades don't cut into the mulch layer. It will throw small pieces here and there but it's never enough to damage it. 😊
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Everyone seems to be copying Garden Answer..guess that old saying " imitation is the best form of flattery".
How do you figure Kaleb is copying Garden Answer?
You planted too much too soon. Should have looked ahead to autumn bulbs and spring bloom. Just saying. . . .
You know the boy has got it going on! He has a plan. Just wait like me , just sayin'😊
You know boy has it going on. He has a plan I'm sure just wait like me, just sayin' 😊
He has an amazing talent. Everything he does comes out perfectly. Maybe he doesn't want autumn bulbs in this spot.