Tour Rosanne's May Garden featuring Tulips, Crabapple Trees, and Woodland Wildflowers
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- Don't miss May in Rosanne's garden! Blooms are everywhere and the air is filled with fragrance. From the showy Crabapple blossoms to the striking tall hybrid tulips, the garden is absolutely bold with color and form. But, hidden in the woodland garden, there are dainty little ephemeral treasures, such as Trillium and Hepatica, which also demand attention. Be sure to catch the May garden highlights.
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I just love your garden!! It’s one of my favorites to see here on RUclips! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thank you Heather! That is very sweet of you to say! Glad you're enjoying my channel 🌷🌿🌼
So glad to see you again!!!! Beautiful garden , the colors are amazing Rossane.
Thank you Natalia! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Imagine if she decides to put fairy lights around her garden. Her garden will soon become enchanted, and fairy like Vibes.
And imagine how her garden will look at nighttime....
I love the palletes that she choose to play this year 👌❤️
I couldn't agree more! I would love to have lights all over our garden. It would be magical! We've discussed it often over the years and even had a plan once. But, because we do have some mighty large biting mosquitos that come out after dark, we tend to go indoors when that happens 😕. At any rate, the garden would be absolutely lovely with fairy lights. Thank you for your comment.
ohhh I get so excited when you post a video. I love your garden and I get so inspired to work on my own after watching you. Thanks for sharing!
I'm so glad to hear you are enjoying my channel! That is very kind of you to say!
What a delightful tour Rosanne. All the crabapples look great. Just love how you adorn the crazy paved front path with tulips - you used a word which describes it beautifully - ‘intentional’.
Thanks Paul. Glad you liked it! I'm pretty excited about traveling to your side of the Atlantic in 10 days - going to the Netherlands for some gardens and museums 🌹🌿😀. What could be better? Although I will miss our garden here, just when the Calla's start blooming 😕.
Love seeing your garden again!
@@RosannesGarden Fabulous - hope you have a lovely time in the Netherlands Rosanne - it's a beautiful place, I think you'll like their style of gardening.
@@paultsworld Thank you Paul! I am definitely excited 🌞🌿🌺
Your videos are so well done. I imagine they take a lot more work than we realize. Greatly appreciated. 💚
Thank you 🙏. Producing a video does take time, although some videos take more than others. Glad you appreciate the effort!
Lush is an excellent word for your tulip display. So beautiful and of course,those trees are magnificent. Thank you for sharing your garden.
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed the spring video!
Oh wow I LOVE hearing all these birds! Your garden is spectacular!!!
Thank you so much! The cardinals are all about showing off this time of year ;-)
Hi Rosanne! I always get so excited over your videos. Your garden is the stuff dreams are made of! I love the woodlands garden. Trilliums are so pretty and there is alway jack in the pulpit nearby. I have a bleeding heart at the front of my house that I love. Last year it looked really pathetic so I dug it up, picked out all the weeds and grassy stuff that didn’t belong, dropped some compost in the whole, divided it up and replanted it. It looks spectacular. I couldn’t believe the difference in that plant! It’s crazy! This is the year of the flower for me, so wish me luck…lol. Have a fabulous spring.
Hi Mary! It's so nice to hear from you! I'm glad you appreciate the woodland garden too; it seems a bit magical to me. It is filling in nicely with the different varieties I planted last year. Only the wild Phlox are looking rabbit-eaten (I just fenced them in today). Yay on the Bleeding Heart! I guess it really just wanted some TLC 😉. I hope your garden prospers this year. Happy spring to you too! 🌷
Thank you for putting in the names of your plantings.
My pleasure 😊. I do think it’s important to properly label plant names with their botanical names - especially for gardeners
I love your garden ...so beautiful ..🌷🌷🌷❤❤❤❤🧚
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour! 😍🌷🌿
SUCH BEAUTY YOU & YOUR HUB CREATE!!! Thanks!!
Thank you Judy. That is very kind of you to say!
I’m so happy to see you! I have been rewatching your other videos. Your videos are worth the wait. Thank you for the tip on planting bulbs a bit deeper to deter squirrels. Now that I think of it, I think I tend to plant them bit shallow.
Greetings friend! You are always too kind. I like my videos to be both informative and "eye candy." I'm pleased you were able to glean a new tip from this one. I hope you have a wonderful summer of gardening! 🥰🌿🌷
🌷🌱 ~Just beautiful Miss Rosannes!! 💁I was just thinking about your garden & up pops a video! 👍 ~Happy summer! I'll be watching for your little posts!! ~ Carol in PA 🪴
Thank you Carol! So glad you enjoyed the latest video 🤗.
This summer I hope to do at least one or two videos of other people’s gardens. Stay tuned…🌿🌹🌞
Thank you Rosanne!! Good to see you and your garden. :)
Thank you Rose. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful colorful display of flowers and trees. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing it as well as your delightful description of each plant & tree. God bless
Thank you Shelia! That is very kind of you to say 🌼.
Just came in from “vaccuuming “ my Irish moss which, I am happy to say, made it through the winter. Your tip on keeping the moss clean has worked well for me. So thank you for that. I love how it creeps over the edges of my walkways. My woodland garden is also coming along and I will incorporate some of your choices there too. With gratitude, Mary
Mary, that is so wonderful to hear! I'm so happy for your Irish Moss! and am so pleased you found my channel helpful. Thank you for letting me know.
Hi Roseanne! Your pastel tulip color scheme is outstanding and really compliments your enchanted garden theme! Last fall I watched your tulip planting video and thanks to your instruction I am enjoying a nice show of yellow tulips right now. I am very excited to put the cold behind us in MN and see some things grow! My recent plant splurges included the fern leaf peony I learned about from you. I found it at Bachman's, and felt it was meant to be. Thanks for all the great plant recommendations you give. I hope you have a great rest of your spring and can't wait to see more of your stunning garden!
Greetings neighbor! I'm so pleased that you had a nice display of tulips! It was a bit "touch and go" with some of the cold weather, but it all worked out fine in the end (for both of us). Most of all, I'm excited for you and your fern leaf peony purchase. She's a beauty and I hope she does well for you. I've got 13 buds on mine, and some are about ready to open 🤗. Thank you for your note - it does make a difference to me. It's good to hear my videos are helpful and encouraging more gardening. 🌹🌿🌼
Beautiful and cleverly laid out garden with a lot of interest. And as the climate conditions seem rather equal to my Swedish ones, the more useful.
Greetings to Sweden! Thank you! 🌿🌺🌱 I imagine our growing climate is similar. I do wish the summer season were longer though 🌞
I am so delighted to have found your channel tonight! I have been trying to plan out my cottage garden design for next spring because I’m moving with my family to a 6 acre property. It so happens that it’s the same growing zone as yours! I cannot wait to take your tips and tricks from the various videos you offer here. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and green thumb. Looking forward to following along and seeing how your garden evolves over time. Happy gardening!! From a kindred spirit.
Thank you! I'm so pleased that you found my channel too! Starting a new garden is so exciting; it sounds like you know the look you are after - a huge first step. But, wow, 6 acres? That's such an opportunity.
I wish you all the best with your new garden!
Oh my gosh, so beautiful!!!! My dream yard💕💕💕
Thank you Madison! I'm so pleased you think so! Thanks for commenting 🌹
I love Crabapple trees .. I have 6 and just planted 2 more today .. a red one & pink one . They will be beautiful next year when they bloom out again. ♥️♥️
Greetings Dreama! So nice to hear from you again and that you are a kindred spirit in Crabapple trees! I bet they will be spectacular. Eight is magnificent!
Have missed you
Beautiful garden this Spring!
Thank you Saundra! That is very sweet of you to say! 🌹🌿🌼
Beautiful as always Rosanne :) thank you for sharing :)
My pleasure 😊 That is very kind of you to say!
Lovely, Rosanne, I do love to see the little ones in your new shade garden. Can you imagine it has bloomed one and a half months ago here? Such a difference in the growing zone, eh?
Yes! Growing zones sure can make quite a difference! Everything has been so slow this spring due to the cold temps. But, only a few days later, and it is forecast to reach 95 degrees. Ahh, the joys of gardening 👩🌾 🌹🌿
@@RosannesGarden For sure 😉
Beautiful flowers thank you for sharing
Thank you! I'm so glad you watched this video. So far, it has not been popular 🫤
Шикарный сад 👍🥰
Thank you. Glad you liked it!! 🌷🌷😃
Your woodland garden is lovely. Wonderful tulip display; I applaud your thought process and method. The purple and dark red doubles really caught my eye, though "Queen of the Night" purples are a long-time favorite. Crab apples love your garden! So pretty! Interesting to see what is blooming in other zones. I'm in San Diego, so our wisteria is long over. Clematis and roses are going strong, and ready for their second bloom. We will have a dry year, so it's time to mulch everything. Golden Silk Oaks have just finished, and the purple jacaranda trees are popping out everywhere. In late February you can smell orange and other citrus trees blooming in most neighborhoods. :)
From your description I can almost smell the gardens in San Diego! How lovely! But, it gives me something to look forward to here. My wisteria is just leafing out now as are the climbing roses. The clematis will probably start flowering in a week or so. It has been dry here too (for spring) and as you say, mulch is the answer. I hope you have a wonderful growing season. Ps, I'm going to look up purple jacaranda trees next! 😃 (new to a zone 4 gardener)
@@RosannesGarden Indeed. They are from South America, zones 9b to 11, and very messy when the flowers drop. But, boy, if you love purple, they are something to see. They have been used as street trees in some of the older neighborhoods here.
Love your gardening videos, they are inspiring! Please post more often!
Hi Lynn, thank you so much! I hope to get a video out in the next week or two. I think it will be very special - a tour of four private gardens in the Netherlands.
Hi my friend 🥰 So lovely in all its dappled shade! Beautiful on the trees, and how pretty, you've added the Tulipa Purple Peony and Dream Touch. Stunning! I've had you on my mind lately, seeing how well my Clematis Paniculata is growing. I'm delighted to have purchased after seeing you had planted yours. I know yours would be showing true growth also! Hope to see you soon with another update. Love & hugs, dear 💗 Enjoy!
Hi Gina! As always, thanks for watching and commenting. So glad to hear about your Clematis 😃. The garden is definitely coming alive, weeds and all! I still have 4 flats of flowers staring at me. "So much to do, so little time" (Willy Wonka).
@@RosannesGarden 😄
what a lovely garden, gives me ideas to emulate
Thank you Julie! I'm so glad you found the video helpful! 🌼
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Rosanne, I love your gardens! I have been watching you forever as a fellow Zone 4b gardener! I am new at making videos, but I hope to develop my gardens like yours over the next decade or so :)
Thank you! And, all the very best in gardening and video-making! Filming gardens made me appreciate gardens from a new perspective as I started seeing them through a camera lens. I hope you enjoy the process as much as I have. 🌹
Thanks for all the inspiration!
You are so welcome!
I just discoverd your channel ! Your front garden was amazing ! Love it !
Yay! Welcome! Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Just gorgeous, thank you
Thank you! Cheers!
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you! We love sharing our garden.
Thanks for the tour. Inspiring!
You are quite welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting 🌷
Great information 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing
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Loved seeing your gardens, from a fellow zone 4b mpls gardener. I have Louisa and Lancelot too, but fear Lancelot may not have made it thru the drought and winter. My trilliums were beautiful this spring.
Greetings neighbor!! How great that you have both Lancelot and Lousia! We must be on the same wavelength! But, so sorry if Lancelot didn't make it ☹️. It's so sad to lose a tree. On the other hand, I'm happy to hear about your trilliums! They are beauties indeed. Thanks for watching and commenting!
What has happened to Roseanne? Have not seen a new video and hope she is good. Always love seeing her garden.
Hi there! I’m still here! I am hoping to make more videos this summer, but things seem to be getting in the way for now. Please be patient.
Hello Rosanne enjoyed the video. The tulips are spectacular. Do you have problems with rabbits eating the tulip stems and flowers? I started 3 tulip pots this year and they were beautiful. I am thinking of planting tulips in the ground come fall after seeing your video. My planting zone 5b IL. Thanks
Hi Roseann Boi .. I'm also here in IL 5b. Rabbits will eat tulip leaves, leaving a look that you cut them straight off. Voles eat bulbs. Best to put a wire cloche or such to protect them from the rabbits.
Hi fellow Roseann! I agree with Gina. The best protection against rabbits is some sort of barrier. I had two varieties this year that the rabbits just loved. I put a hoop of green chicken wire around them until they were further along, and then removed it once the tulips were larger and flowering. You can see it if you look closely at the scene at 6:55 you can see such fencing on the right. I highly encourage you to try tulips in the ground! 🌷
Gorgeous tulip bed Roseanne! The hostas interwoven amongst them looks perfect. Do you prune your crabapples(particularly the Lancelot) to shape or let them free form?
We prune all of our trees to keep their shape, but Lancelot has received very little - we trim out crossed branches and try to keep it from getting too crowded in the middle of the crown. But, it really creates it's own lollipop shape. Louisa, a weeping form by nature, just needs pruning to keep her "cowlicks" and suckers from gaining ground. We always try to prune in the first week of March or so.
@@RosannesGarden Great information. Thank you Rosanne!
Hi Roseanne, I love your videos! Just wondering if you pull your tulips and plant new ones each fall, or do you plan to let them come up again next year? Thanks 😊
Hi, Thank you! Pulling the tulips would be way too much work (for us) and risk the surrounding plants. So, every two or three years, we just plant new tulips, as though there are none in the ground. Once in a while we hit old bulbs, but most of the time we don't . The following spring we get a few strays intermingling with the new bulbs, but it adds to the informality. Hope that helps!
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Thank you! I am so pleased you are enjoying our garden and the garden videos!
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