October 2023 garden tour

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2025

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  • @leneb1912
    @leneb1912 Год назад +4

    You're right that the hydrangeas turn a beautiful pink/red in those cooler climates/zones. Nevertheless we still love our hydrangeas in zone 7.

  • @tatiana7392
    @tatiana7392 Год назад

    Your flowers 🌸 are so beautiful 😍. I just love watching your videos.

  • @tessiec.nadumasino6694
    @tessiec.nadumasino6694 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing the update of your flower garden, although some flowers are getting time already but they are still beautiful!

  • @perennial-garden
    @perennial-garden Год назад +1

    So pretty! Thanks for sharing and taking us around :) Greetings from Denmark

    • @cymunsworld6256
      @cymunsworld6256  Год назад

      My pleasure... wow! It's so good to hear somebody from Denmark!

  • @shaniquashawn8851
    @shaniquashawn8851 Год назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @KotMordan
    @KotMordan Год назад

    Your garden is stunning! I can see how much love it brings back to you! Are you in North Carolina?

  • @VancouverIslandgirl
    @VancouverIslandgirl Год назад

    Your garden is really beautiful, I’m confused as to the reason you would prune your hydrangea in June does that help them from flopping ? If so please do a video at the time of pruning ! Also your limelight bouquets how you stake and support them . 💐🥰

    • @cymunsworld6256
      @cymunsworld6256  Год назад +2

      Thank you. The reasons I will prune the hydrangeas twice are: first is to delay the Blooming time so I can get better color in fall, second is to make the stems more sturdy and not leggy. I've done it this year with my limelight standard and it worked. The branches are shorter. As for the bouquet limelight I have a previous video on training it to grow that way. Thank you for stopping by.

  • @cactusfeliz7003
    @cactusfeliz7003 Год назад +1

    Hermosas flores

  • @Wifo-os8jx
    @Wifo-os8jx 9 месяцев назад

    Wow!! they are PULCHRITUDINOUS 😮 what is your secret in having a paradise-like garden?

  • @meenaxisanga
    @meenaxisanga Год назад

    Nice

  • @MrsSparkle
    @MrsSparkle Год назад

    Beautiful flowers, I wish I could grow mines like that, I always kill them off.

  • @shaniquashawn8851
    @shaniquashawn8851 Год назад

    I loved it...

  • @myswedishcottagegarden
    @myswedishcottagegarden Год назад

    You have an amazing garden! I hope mine will be like that too in a few years, I have planted lots of panicles and other Hydrangeas too. All to be documented on my YT channel 🙂

  • @shaniquashawn8851
    @shaniquashawn8851 Год назад +1

    Done watching... hiw i wish i could have the same gardennnnnn huhuhuhhhuhhhu

  • @ShannonHome-q4x
    @ShannonHome-q4x Год назад

    I've never seen hydrangea staked up like yours. Why do they need so much help?

    • @cymunsworld6256
      @cymunsworld6256  Год назад

      Are you talking about the limelight? Well, I trained them to be like that. I don't have a big space for them. And for the strawberry sundae they are just so healthy that they need staking. Next year though I will trim them back in last week of june and probably I won't put chicken manure on them... just mulch ...