Get Your Garden Ready for Winter!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Getting the garden ready for winter is always a balancing act of keeping the garden looking good for as long as possible, yet getting the fall cleanup and winter preparation tasks completed before winter sets in. See how Rosanne and her husband prioritize and tackle their fall garden chores. Specifically, Rosanne breaks tasks into two major categories:
1) Plant health and maintenance (deep watering trees, putting up rabbit fencing, digging up tender bulbs, applying winter mulch)
2) Garden Cleanup (emptying containers, taking down annual vines, storing garden art, cutting down perennials, raking)
Very, very informative. Thank you Rosanne!! I'm always eager to see your videos -- I know I will learn something and also enjoy your garden's beauty!
Thank you! That is very kind of you to say. As you know, I don't do that many videos, but I try to make each one with a purpose. I'm so pleased you are enjoying my channel!
The best thing Rosanne in your videos - even all are best - is that , I am sitting on my desk and grab papers and pen as if I am listening to a lecture from a professor in university .
Your way of introducing your purpose is very helpful since it is deeply categorized.
Actually in our end, we don’t need to do a lot of what you are donning now at your side due to totally different winter.
Steve is doing a great job, my special greetings to him. Keep going Steve.👍👍
Your way of storing many things from outdoor to the shed is reflecting a high sense of science since by the time, all of these things (rabbits, pots, stands ……..etc.) are affected by exposing to weather changes and freezing winter.✔✔
All in all I am very grateful to you for sparing all this time to prepare such a stunning video for your followers. Thank you Rosanne!!
Greetings Ramadan! It's always nice to hear from you, as you are so very flattering with your words. It is probably no coincidence that you see the "teacher" in my communication style. I was indeed a university professor for part of my life (business finance). Only thing is, I loved gardening more than finance 😉. In hindsight, I wish I had pursued horticulture academically.
I do imagine winters in Jordan are quite different than ours, although your summer seems similar to ours. It is going to snow this afternoon and we will be turning our water off to the garden very soon. It marks the end of the gardening season and it is bittersweet. I do like a good break from gardening, because it makes springtime all the more precious.
Comments such as yours keep me motivated. Thank you. Have a wonderful winter season! Steve sends his regards!
We bring work to the wire manufacturer, Rosanne. It's 20 degrees celsius here, I cut my Gunnera back at the first frost in September, but it's so warm for the end of October. Climate change 🙄Your collection of rabbits is stunning! A fluffle 🥰
Hi Tineka, We sure do buy a lot of wire! 😉
We had snow a week ago and now it's forecast to be in the 70's (20 C) next week. Crazy.
Glad you liked the 🐇🐇🐇!
I just found your videos. I love them and they are so informative. I've just started gardening 4 years ago and I'm addicted. I have found I'm happiest when a hot mess in my garden. Cleaning up the garden before winter is like saying goodbye to an old friend.
Welcome Sherri! I'm so glad you found my channel too! I don't do many videos, but I try to make each one special.
My favorite quote is by a famous British horticulturalist and designer from the last century, Gertrude Jekyll (Jee'-kl). She says, "The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies". Have a wonderful time as you continue in your gardening happy zone. Just think, after the holidays, it will be time to order seeds!
I love your fluffle. A loving bath was given I am sure. An Annie Sloane waxing may just be the deterrent for dirt.
Yay, I'm glad you like the 🐇🐇🐇! I like some whimsy in the garden; not everybody does. Now I'm curious, I'll have to look up Annie Sloane . Maybe the fluffle have a treat in store 😉
It looks chilly there as I write from warm Queensland in Australia.
I look forward to your summer.
Greetings to Queensland! I do enjoy the four seasons, as winter is a nice break from the garden, and a great time to get inspired. But, I am happy for you as you head into your summer garden season. I hope you have a great one!
I am so glad we don't have snow or such a harsh winter here in Melbourne, Australia
Greetings to Melbourne! I grew up in this climate, so I do love winter. Although, I can do without the extreme cold. It's harsh alright, and my husband and I think of moving to a warmer climate, but I don't think we'll ever have the heart to leave.
Yay a new Rosanne vid!
Go Vikes!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Go Badgers!
Thank you, for sharing your expertise.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great video, Rosanne & Steve! And Dolly even got some screentime! We like your idea to cut down hostas for winter. Carl & Cindy
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. Hosta does get pretty slimy 😉. Steve sends his regards! Thanks for commenting. Have a great Thanksgiving.
I love the way you organized the topics in this video! Very informative. I have been putting my garden to bed for decades but learned a few facts and tips from you today. TY
Thank you! I'm so glad you liked the video (and it's topical nature)! And, that you picked up a tip or two 🍁☺️🍂.
Very informative. Thanks for sharing working knowledge.
Thank you! Glad you found the video helpful.
Hello! I have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you for your recommendations. Good luck to you👌🌻🐦
My pleasure 😊. It is always nice to hear. All the best to you 🍁.
I always find your videos informative, I didn’t know I had a fluffel… thank you for posting.
Thanks Tammy. Now you know! 🐇🐇🐇🍁😊🍂
Another fabulous video. Thanks so much, Rosanne.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. Also, thanks for commenting 🍁
You have a lovely home and garden. I did not know about "winter burn" on evergreen trees! Thank you.
Thank you! You are fortunate to have not experienced winter burn. Our Yew and Arborvitae seem to be particularly susceptible, especially if they get direct sun. When the sunlight reflects off of the snow, it's extra harsh.
Always happy to see you post a new video. Really enjoyed how you organized the topics and provided such great advice. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and garden with us. 🙏💚
Thanks Melissa! I'm so glad you are enjoying my channel. Steve and I love sharing our garden and any garden tips we've learned over the years. It's nice to hear it's appreciated. Thank you. 😊🍂
Always look forward to your videos and seeing your beautiful garden/landscape. Hope you'll have time to do more videos next year.
Thank you for your kind words Jolina. I hope to do more videos too 🍁 😉🍂.
I love seeing your new videos in my feed. Thank you!
Thank you Regan! I'm so pleased to hear that! I appreciate the kind feedback! 🍂😊🍁
I've been gardening for many years but never knew about watering trees before winter, specifically evergreens. Will make sure to do that. And I just recently discovered that it's better to leave most plants up thru the winter, even some annuals. Also to cut back annuals planted in the ground rather than pulling out. The roots aerate the soil and provide nutrients for microbes. So much to learn!
On another note, I grew the same black eyed susans this year. Pretty colors but not sure if I will grow next year. Too many leaves and not enough flowers 😊
Love your garden and that shed is amazing!
Yes, gardening is a lifelong learning opportunity. I recently heard that about annuals and soil health and have been "lazy" about pulling them up since. Too bad about the leaves to flowers ratio on your Thunbergia. It is an issue for me with Morning Glories.
Glad you're enjoying my channel. If you haven't already, check out my video on the Garden Shed.
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Thanks for watching and commenting! 🍂
I always love your beautiful garden and videos.. living in NW fl not able to have such gorgeous evergreens however some do well here!!! Thanks 😊
Thank you Judy! It's always nice to hear ☺️. I have always loved Florida's vegetation, so exotic. I hope you escaped the wrath of Ian 🙏
Great tips! Thank you!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I ADORE your collection of fluffle 👍🏼🤙🏼
Thank you!! 😊 They are cute, aren't they? 🐰🌿🐇
Beautiful video Rosanne, autumn is very beautiful, with its wonderful colors, but also the hard work of the leaves. Thanks for all the information shared. I just injured my back and now I'm worried about all the work I have in my garden. Hugs from Tulsa, Oklahoma!
Greetings to Tulsa! This has been an exceptionally beautiful autumn 🍂. I'm so pleased you liked the video, but so sorry that you hurt your back 😟. I hope it heals soon! Your's in gardening, Rosanne
It always wonderful receiving information from you Rosanne 😊 You and Steve work in harmony. So nice knowing. I was on vacation visiting family. Came home to garden work that's screaming for attention now! With the weather, it's not easy to choose the day for. It's been so cold. Today could work being a sunny day in the 50s, but living in an Association as I do, they are out here blowing all the leaves, so I need to wait until they are done. I hope they get to me sooner than later. I want to get out there! Thank you as always my dear friend ❤️🙏 (I'm going to grab a bag to fill leaves so I can put back around my plants!!)
Hello Gina! Hope you had a nice vacation. But, wow, I know the feeling of getting back to the garden after a long absence. I am indeed fortunate that Steve encourages and helps me in the garden. It seems to take more time every year we get ready for winter. When I was younger, I longed for a larger garden. Now, I'm grateful that we don't have more! Have a wonderful holiday season 🦃.
@@RosannesGarden ☺️ I totally understand garden size and achievements, Lol. Happy holiday season to you both, also! xo
So happy to see another video from you , I did some garden cleanup today, so many leaves coming down at a steady pace. The Calla lily info was very helpful .
Thank you Amy. Glad you enjoyed the video! This next week should be warmer, with a few days reaching 70. Odd, but pleasant.
Wonderful what a wonderful mood thank you. 😊🌹
Sorry for my bad english...
Thank you! I'm so glad you liked the video! 🍁🐇🐦
Thank you for the video! Again, very informative and helpful content!
In dry winters, we water regularly, especially young trees and bushes. I only cut back most perennials in the spring too. Greetings from Hungary, 7a zone :)
Nice to hear from you again Kata! It really goes to show how similar gardening is around the world. Gardening has a wonderful community. Greetings to Hungary!
Love your garden and all your videos! Great fall and winter tips 😊. Thank you!
Thanks so much! 😊. I'm glad you are enjoying my channel and found this last video helpful 🍁🍂🍁
Always love it when I see a new post. Thank you for the thorough list. I am off to work now...thanks to you and your beautiful garden.
Thank you for your encouragement! It is very nice to hear kind words, such as yours. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank you very much for sharing. I hope you're fine after that heavy snowstorm. Happy New Year 🎉🎆 to you and your family. Greetings Heidi 👩🌾💕
Thank you Heidi! We are fine. But, wow, we just got another 14 inches of snow since the last storm! Snow, snow, snow... Happy New year to you and your family as well!
You are very organized with this process. I love your fluffle of bunnies. Your garden world is so different from ours, but that makes things interesting. In S. CA, we mulch to keep early weeds down, which can crop up if we have a good rain in November. With the Holidays I'm too busy to keep after them, and by January they can be setting seed. :( I love your cardinals! So pretty. This time of year we have crows everywhere, fighting over the pecans on the trees that grow on my street. They store them in my copper rain gutters, then whack them on my roof tiles to break them open. Then there are the wild parrots that flock here, squabbling over loquats, guavas, dates, and eucalyptus flowers. It's something to see black crows circling one way, and bright green parrots the other. It's really quite noisy. Our pair of hawks just sail on the thermal above and try to stay out of the way. :)
Greetings! Your home and garden sound so exotic! (all except for the crows😉) They are the smartest and craftiest birds I've ever seen. I love the way you describe the scene - very visual. I can just see the hawks above. Glad you liked my bunnies. As always, thanks for watching and commenting.
Beautiful garden; I did the same last weekend 👌🍃🤍
Thank you. Winter has a knack of coming on quickly and strongly; good to be done in the garden when it does 🍂.
@@RosannesGarden Right, we should be prepared 🤗🍃
I always enjoy your videos!
Thank you! I'm so pleased to hear that you are enjoying my channel. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Thank you for doing your videos. They are restful and instructional.
Thank you! That is very nice to hear. I am glad that you find my videos both informative and relaxing. That's my goal.
Very helpful, thanks! I was just trying to figure out the best way to protect my trees this winter from the 🐇🐇🐇
Glad it was helpful! Good luck with the 🐇🐇🐇☺️
I love your videos so much :-) Thank you for sharing and for inspiring us!!
Tamara, that is very nice of you to say. Thank you! Comments such as yours keep me motivated to make new videos! Have a wonderful winter season.
As a novice just figuring out my way around the garden in the house we bought last year, THANK YOU. This video was so helpful!
Yay! I am so happy to hear that! You are at a wonderful stage of gardening. Enjoy the journey. My favorite quote is from a famous early 1900's horticulturist and designer, Gertrude Jekyll, "The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies"
All the best in your new home and garden.
yes, it's that time of year. I'm also in a zone 4 and have been busy the past few weeks getting everything tucked away, including tenting the hydrangea and winterizing the water features. The bird feeders will go back up soon.Thanks for sharing...
You are quite welcome. We do put wire around our hydrangea, but that's it. It is interesting that you tent yours. I love water features, but my husband wasn't super enthusiastic when we talked about it years ago. But, then, I did get a shed 😉
Thank you Rosanne!!! Another great video. I garden in 7a. Love your videos!!! Always love watching you! Blessings to both you and Steve! 🍁
Thank you Anna! I'm so glad you are enjoying my channel 🐦🍂😊. All the best to you as well!
I love your informational videos. Thank you so much 😊 ❤
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoy them ☺️🍂
Thank you for this informative video. You and your husband make a great team! Stay well and stay warm… 🐿🐇🦜🌺
Thank you! You too! 🍁🦃🍂
very enjoyable
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for another great video! I'm in Minneapolis, too, and it's great to hear from sometime in my zone. I was putting down mulch this morning and then watched your video. Learned a new thing and now it looks like I can save mulching for another weekend!
Greetings neighbor! Thanks for the note. I'm glad you found the video helpful.
At the end, the feeder with the cardinal, what brand is it ? I like that the bird inserts his head. Seems like less fall out. Thanks kindly.
Hi, I don't have a brand, but we purchased the feeder from Charleston Gardens www.charlestongardens.com/index2007.cfm
We do love the feeder, but quite a few seeds do come out of the tube. The overhead roof keeps the seeds dry, and a nice lip keeps the seeds from falling to the ground. They all get eaten either way. It is a VERY popular spot for our feathered friends.
Hope that helps!
hello mam, how are you? its been a year since you last upload video, i missed u mam rosannes.. love from Philippines ❤️ i hope u always safe and ok,good health always.. hope soon u have a new video about your beautiful garden and house tour❤❤❤
Greetings to the Philippines! Thank you so much for your patience and concern. I am fine. However, I do have news. My husband and I have moved to a new house and garden which is better suited for us as we grow older. It was very sad to leave the old garden, but we now have a new opportunity. I am still figuring out what I'd like to do with the garden. I'm going through the "inspiration stage" of garden planning. I do know that it will be a much smaller garden with a lot less work. For these reasons, I do not know when I will post another video. I am so glad you have enjoyed my channel. Thank you for watching and commenting. I wish you all the best.
@@RosannesGardenlove lots maam❤❤❤ i will wait for your next video with a new garden and home❤ take care always and your husband i always pray for your good health both of you🙏😇❤️ sending hugs and love - GIE -❤️