Pansies have larger flowers, violas are smaller but have more flowers per plant. Violas are also more tolerant to heat and cold vs pansies. Pansies will slow flower production during these times and pick back up when favoured temps return.
@@growformegardening Well that’s what Jenny from Gardening with Creekside has been preaching every time she showcases these two plants. Figured I’d spread the knowledge. Not many of us knew the difference either.
I am so excited for next year. You guys have given me soooo many ideas for improving my garden spaces. Hopefully this winter goes as fast as this summer went. Wow!
You probably mean brown spot or blk spot leaf fungus. Not dangerous but needs to be treated. Here in South Texas we get that on our rose bushes and some other things because of our high humidity. They told me that our rose bushes had to many things growing around them and needed more air circulation . I will admit l did as suggested and it has made a tremendous change for the better. Love your channel. Had our first cool front here in Victoria and feels wonderful. Low 70s at night and low 90s in the day.😊😊❤
Thank you for teaching such amazing skills! Not only from me but I’m sure my neighbors are thrilled that I’m trying to redo our butt ugly front yard! I never knew where to start. Now I draw the plans you have, color code them with my grandson’s crayons and can’t wait to see what unfolds. Mary in 7b
I love your garden its so beautiful. Im in UK with a tiny garden compared to yours, but wanted more space for plants. i have taken up half my lawn and copied your gravel/stepping stones path in 2 areas with a flower bed in between, so with my other borders It gives me lots more space for more plants. Hydrangea and lots of perennials! I love watching your garden tours. ❤️🥰💐
I am amazed how many plants we share in our gardens. I live in CO 6a- hard to get the same lucious growth as you without a huge amount of irrigation. Everything is on underground drip now. PS- Love the channel. You two remind me of my son and his husband. Your interactions are a breath of fresh air.
Love you guys; I also struggle with deer and rabbits in zone 7b. Started planting more deer and rabbit 🐇 resistant plants. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your September garden tour, take care.
You have such a beautiful garden! I’m jealous of your oak leaf hydrangeas. Mine are beneath my crabapple trees and root competition has stunted them. And then the rabbits take after them during the winter. It’s 5 years old and has never bloomed! Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you for a lovely video & for doing a pano-shot of the flower bed line.. I get stuck establishing nice down curvy lines along a straight fence. Please do a drone shot along the fence lines if possible…like you guys did along the patio/deck area 🌻💛🌻
Eric and Christopher, I enjoy starting my day with you. I get so excited when you post a new video! I wish I had your eye for garden design. Your property is my idea of perfection! Thank you for sharing and inspiring!
New subscriber here - LOVE your garden - WATERING TIP for faraway beds: I also have a retractable hose (120 feet!), and I use quick connect adapters to quickly and easily attach to drip irrigation tubes (either 1/2 inch or 1/4 inch) at far ends of my yard (the drip tubes will need a hose to tube adapter as well as the quick connect) - works brilliantly!!
That's a really good idea. We have quick connects on everything already. It would just be a matter of finding a spot to hide the tiny hose for the back corner!
What a lovely garden and you two gentlemen are so gracious. I am imagining mimosas on your lovely terrace with wonderful garden conversation. One can dream.
Everything is still looking great. This was my first year growing the Artist Blue. Will repurchase! I have them in faux birch log planters. Those cute little baby Tatertots! Funny that you put one in a carryon.
Your back yard is so beautiful, inviting and lovely! I can completely understand why you would spend alot of time out there. The gardens are gorgeous, I totally have hydrangea envy!! I have crazy deer problems so I don't do them but they are so beautiful!!
Lovely thank you!! The growth this Summer in your garden has been incredible. You're going to have to make more room! You've definitely had a successful Summer ❤🌿
Thanks for the tour guys. You have given me lots of ideas. I want to try that Top Fun hydrangea. I also planted some Little Lime Punch that haven't bloomed yet. I'm saving my zinnia and cosmos seeds for next year too. Bonny
So beautiful! Your gardens look great at any time of season. Pansies are the large flower and violas are the very small one. For them to be growing now is awesome. We are 4b and usually they don't bloom through the summer here in MN. Thanks for your garden knowledge.
So very beautiful. Glad to be part of your gardening journey - I am a big Hydrangea fan and is planting number 65 at the moment (a hedge of 6 Limelights,from Proven Winners) between me and my neighbors
You two sure have done a beautiful job! Just gorgeous , and so nicely planned and maintained💚 So many of your plants and shrubs don’t seem to have ‘slept’ the first year as usual, do you fertilize? How on earth did you get a first year hydrangea to bloom and put on so much growth? I can only dream!😂 Thank you so much, can’t wait for Part 2!
Lovely garden. The autumn joy sedum in my garden split in the center too and I found dividing the clump solved the splitting problem. The midnight sun weigela is definitely on my must have list.
Going to keep up with you guys next year to see how your Purple Pillar ROS performs. I had 5 if these PP lining my driveway but had to cut all down (then Roundup to kill off remaining stumps) in their fourth year because they grew so tall that they began to flop. Tried to maintain by trimming, but they just got too woody, so good luck with yours!
Eric and Christopher I’m so amazed how the 2 of you know the names of all your plant babies!! Phenomenal ❤❤❤Have you ever thought of doing a class to teach a small group how to do some things you do? Would love to be in the first class❤❤😊
Thanks for showing us your garden. What do you guys do for mosquitos? We also have a forest behind our house. And these NY mosquitos are crazy for our California blood wine here in NY lol. Since you guys have neighbors with fences you only have to do the back portion no? to keep deer out.
How wide are your borders? I start with small plants so my borders look skimpy. I love your full borders. The northwind grass is scaring me. I have one and didn’t realize it would get so big. Your property is gorgeous.thanks for the tour and the ideas.
Nice! I would like to know how you keep your large gravel beds clean. Between grass clippings from mowing, spent blossoms, leaves and weeds, mine look as though they are going to become a mess!
We always keep the mower turned away if it isn't on the mulch setting. I use a leaf blower on a lower speed once in awhile and that keeps most of it tidy
Pansies have larger flowers, violas are smaller but have more flowers per plant. Violas are also more tolerant to heat and cold vs pansies. Pansies will slow flower production during these times and pick back up when favoured temps return.
This is good to know!
@@growformegardening Well that’s what Jenny from Gardening with Creekside has been preaching every time she showcases these two plants. Figured I’d spread the knowledge. Not many of us knew the difference either.
I just love to watch your videos! You two compliment each other so well. Keep up the fabulous work for all of us!
Thank you so much!
Breathtaking. Thank you for adding the text identifying each plant. So helpful
Glad you liked it!
I am so excited for next year. You guys have given me soooo many ideas for improving my garden spaces. Hopefully this winter goes as fast as this summer went. Wow!
I hope so too!
You probably mean brown spot or blk spot leaf fungus. Not dangerous but needs to be treated. Here in South Texas we get that on our rose bushes and some other things because of our high humidity. They told me that our rose bushes had to many things growing around them and needed more air circulation . I will admit l did as suggested and it has made a tremendous change for the better. Love your channel. Had our first cool front here in Victoria and feels wonderful. Low 70s at night and low 90s in the day.😊😊❤
I remembered! Phyllosticta is the fungus
Thank you for teaching such amazing skills! Not only from me but I’m sure my neighbors are thrilled that I’m trying to redo our butt ugly front yard! I never knew where to start. Now I draw the plans you have, color code them with my grandson’s crayons and can’t wait to see what unfolds. Mary in 7b
That is very exciting!
I love your garden its so beautiful. Im in UK with a tiny garden compared to yours, but wanted more space for plants. i have taken up half my lawn and copied your gravel/stepping stones path in 2 areas with a flower bed in between, so with my other borders It gives me lots more space for more plants. Hydrangea and lots of perennials!
I love watching your garden tours. ❤️🥰💐
That sounds wonderful!
I am amazed how many plants we share in our gardens. I live in CO 6a- hard to get the same lucious growth as you without a huge amount of irrigation. Everything is on underground drip now. PS- Love the channel. You two remind me of my son and his husband. Your interactions are a breath of fresh air.
Thank you!
Love you guys; I also struggle with deer and rabbits in zone 7b. Started planting more deer and rabbit 🐇 resistant plants. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your September garden tour, take care.
The fawns are very curious and will go for just about anything
@growforme5b Absolutely, take care guys
You have such a beautiful garden! I’m jealous of your oak leaf hydrangeas. Mine are beneath my crabapple trees and root competition has stunted them. And then the rabbits take after them during the winter. It’s 5 years old and has never bloomed! Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh no!
Thank you for a lovely video & for doing a pano-shot of the flower bed line.. I get stuck establishing nice down curvy lines along a straight fence. Please do a drone shot along the fence lines if possible…like you guys did along the patio/deck area 🌻💛🌻
I'm sure we will catch all the areas soon enough!
Eric and Christopher, I enjoy starting my day with you. I get so excited when you post a new video! I wish I had your eye for garden design. Your property is my idea of perfection! Thank you for sharing and inspiring!
Wow, thank you!
So tidy and beautiful!
Thank you!
Good morning! Great way to start my day😃
good morning!
Your garden is spectacular. That’s all.
Thanks!
Hello answer to removing weeds from your moss I use a kitchen fork scoot under the weed and pull up.
New subscriber here - LOVE your garden - WATERING TIP for faraway beds: I also have a retractable hose (120 feet!), and I use quick connect adapters to quickly and easily attach to drip irrigation tubes (either 1/2 inch or 1/4 inch) at far ends of my yard (the drip tubes will need a hose to tube adapter as well as the quick connect) - works brilliantly!!
That's a really good idea. We have quick connects on everything already. It would just be a matter of finding a spot to hide the tiny hose for the back corner!
@@growformegardening yes! That’s what I do too, my favorite place is under a carex 😊
Very beautiful garden!
Thanks for visiting
Beautiful garden.
Thanks for visiting
What a lovely garden and you two gentlemen are so gracious. I am imagining mimosas on your lovely terrace with wonderful garden conversation. One can dream.
Thank you so much!
Everything is still looking great. This was my first year growing the Artist Blue. Will repurchase! I have them in faux birch log planters. Those cute little baby Tatertots! Funny that you put one in a carryon.
They were so so tiny, they fit perfectly in his bag!
As always, great video. Your garden is lovely.
Thank you very much!
Christopher and Eric, you have gorgeous gardens!
Thank you!
You tube bought me here , so glad it did . Greetings from Australia
Wow! Thanks!
I also use Walkers Low everywhere. My Lemony lace Elderberry didn’t make it after 2 years. We grow a lot of the same PW plants 😀
It's such a great perennial.
@@growformegardening I’d love to meet up with you guys sometime this fall as a fellow RUclips contributor. I am in NW Connecticut
30 seconds in and I'm all heart eyes. The drone footage is fantastic! Your garden is beautiful.
Wow, thank you!
Loved the fall tour! ❤
Thank you!!
Your back yard is so beautiful, inviting and lovely! I can completely understand why you would spend alot of time out there. The gardens are gorgeous, I totally have hydrangea envy!! I have crazy deer problems so I don't do them but they are so beautiful!!
We are working on our winter strategy to keep them at bay
Lovely thank you!! The growth this Summer in your garden has been incredible. You're going to have to make more room! You've definitely had a successful Summer ❤🌿
Thanks so much! 😊
Gorgeous!!
Thank you!!
Thanks for the tour guys. You have given me lots of ideas. I want to try that Top Fun hydrangea. I also planted some Little Lime Punch that haven't bloomed yet. I'm saving my zinnia and cosmos seeds for next year too. Bonny
So far the Top Fun are incredible
So beautiful! Your gardens look great at any time of season. Pansies are the large flower and violas are the very small one. For them to be growing now is awesome. We are 4b and usually they don't bloom through the summer here in MN. Thanks for your garden knowledge.
Thanks for the tips!
So very beautiful. Glad to be part of your gardening journey - I am a big Hydrangea fan and is planting number 65 at the moment (a hedge of 6 Limelights,from Proven Winners) between me and my neighbors
Wonderful!
You two sure have done a beautiful job! Just gorgeous , and so nicely planned and maintained💚
So many of your plants and shrubs don’t seem to have ‘slept’ the first year as usual, do you fertilize? How on earth did you get a first year hydrangea to bloom and put on so much growth? I can only dream!😂
Thank you so much, can’t wait for Part 2!
Thanks so much! 😊. We do fertilize…but most of the shrubs in the new areas were three gallon containers when they were planted
Then do as I do for walkers low, I split my every 2 years and that seems to help😊
We will likely be splitting some!
very amazing guys
Thank you!!!
Lovely garden. The autumn joy sedum in my garden split in the center too and I found dividing the clump solved the splitting problem. The midnight sun weigela is definitely on my must have list.
It's soooooo beautiful!
Not sure who’s doing the drone footage but it is AMAZING!! Love you guys! ❤
Thanks! Christopher is learning how to use it. It’s like a crazy video game controller!
You have done such a great job on your gardens! Beautiful😊
Thank you! 😊
You guys are so awesome ❤ Watching you makes my heart happy!
Aww thanks!
Always a joy to see your beautiful gardens!!!
Thanks so much
As always, thanks for the inspiration! Can't wait for part 2!
Thanks for watching!
Love the bugbane!
Its so cool right?!
Everything looks so beautiful! You guys have inspired us to try a raised garden space like you have, its so pretty looking!
I’m so glad!!!
Going to keep up with you guys next year to see how your Purple Pillar ROS performs. I had 5 if these PP lining my driveway but had to cut all down (then Roundup to kill off remaining stumps) in their fourth year because they grew so tall that they began to flop. Tried to maintain by trimming, but they just got too woody, so good luck with yours!
We will definitely keep updates coming
If you guys love the Walker's Low catmint you really should try proven winners cat's pajamas or the cat's meow oh, they both stay more Compact .
We haven’t had very good luck with either variety. The walkers low is so reliable for us
Look gorgeous any time of the year!
Thanks!
Lovely ❤
Thanks!
Loved it! Your garden is looking so amazing, thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much! 😊
Eric and Christopher I’m so amazed how the 2 of you know the names of all your plant babies!! Phenomenal ❤❤❤Have you ever thought of doing a class to teach a small group how to do some things you do? Would love to be in the first class❤❤😊
Maybe one day! For now we are just enjoying sharing a little of this and that!
@@growformegardening well we really appreciate it and are really happy the two of you are doing this👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻😊
I think every time I watch your video my 2024 list gets longer lol. I am wondering how you keep your gravel so pristine? Thanks again.
Well it’s only a year old… but o take the leaf blower on a low setting once in awhile if there is junk around
Thanks for showing us your garden. What do you guys do for mosquitos? We also have a forest behind our house. And these NY mosquitos are crazy for our California blood wine here in NY lol. Since you guys have neighbors with fences you only have to do the back portion no? to keep deer out.
Well for mosquitos we usually just go inside. haha. Eric has a beekeeper hat that he wears when he mows the lawn sometimes
Love your channel and your beautiful garden!
Thank you so much!
How wide are your borders? I start with small plants so my borders look skimpy. I love your full borders. The northwind grass is scaring me. I have one and didn’t realize it would get so big. Your property is gorgeous.thanks for the tour and the ideas.
They are kind of curvy but at some points they are almost 8 feet deep.
So beautiful guys 😊
Thanks so much 😊
Nice! I would like to know how you keep your large gravel beds clean. Between grass clippings from mowing, spent blossoms, leaves and weeds, mine look as though they are going to become a mess!
We always keep the mower turned away if it isn't on the mulch setting. I use a leaf blower on a lower speed once in awhile and that keeps most of it tidy
I just researched how to save Zinnia seed and have plans for that as well. Hopefully we are both successful! 🤞
We've got this!
Perhaps I missed it, but at 17:10, what is that tall grass? Your landscaping is absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing it with us.
That is another morning light miscanthus
@@growformegardening so beautiful! I'm on my way to the nursery to get one now! 😂
Your hanging baskets with the surefire begonias look fantastic. Do you use water soluable fertilizer on them?
We probably gave them water soluble every other week.
Oh your garden is beautiful 😮❤ ...May I ask..🤔 Where did you find the rectangle stepping stones ?
That was part of the installation of the terrace. They are Techobloc
@@growformegardening thanks
Can you make jam with the peach?
I cooked with them yesterday...jam might work. They are pretty small so cutting them up was a pain in the butt
Is that a single Northwind grass or a group?
Just one. We have had it there for four seasons.
Can you put a link in the description on the hanging baskets? I can't quite hear the name.
If you go on Hayneedle's website, search metal orb planter. I don't think we have the link anymore! Sorry!
💙👍🏻💙
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