Magical Garden Tour! Journey Through this Mind-blowing Yard!
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If you want some serious garden inspiration look no further! This is one of the most breathtaking landscapes I have ever witnessed! Bruce Duncan is a lifelong gardener with a lot of creative talent and wisdom. In this video you will learn expert gardening tips as well as some design ideas to help take your garden to the next level!
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Whether you are a master gardener or just starting out this channel is for you. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch our videos!
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Gentlemen, I am in awe. This is so enjoyable that I’m immediately watching it for a second time. Much respect for your knowledge and artistry!
Bruce's gardens are among the most beautiful private gardens I've ever seen. I just wish I could have tagged along with you guys ...so I could see them in person. I have never seen a double-grafted spruce tree, and the one in his garden ... it's positively awesome! His collection of evergreens is second to none, it's outstanding. Please thank him for sharing his collections and passion for growing things with us. I hope everyone is able to enjoy spending time in their gardens. Blessings. ~Margie🤗🌲💐🦋
Always so good to hear from you Margie!!!!
thank you greenthumbelina. we appreciate the gracious words and many blessings as well
Yes, thank you, so amazing I had to get my map out and my note journal out to jot down plants and shrubs, so I can remember!
A Clemson man
This guy Bruce needs his own RUclips channel. He would be great at having his own show and going through his garden. I enjoy watching.
Thank you Pamela. You're very kind. We said it last year however circumstances prevented it, but Justin plans to be back this winter. So keep your eyes peeled, as my dad loves to say.
Pamela, I'm sorry but my previous comment doesn't make sense with what you said. I must've been responding to someone who asked us to come back in winter. I'm happy letting Justin and Alex handle all the technical stuff and all I have to worry about is just being me. HaHa. But thanks for suggesting to do my own channel.
Hi Bruce! Can you tell me which brand of weed barrier you used in your vegetable bed area? If you mentioned it in the video, I haven’t gotten to it yet. Thanks!
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@@AgendaInMind I'm sorry but not sure of the brand name. Keith at S&K Greenhouses here locally, ordered it for me four years ago when I built the vegetable garden. I know he got it from one of his suppliers and I want to say it was Mize Garden Supply, a wholesale company. S&K does special order it at times for those who want it. it comes in a roll around 12' wide and around 200' long. maybe more. and 4 years ago it cost around $300. Under our current leadership who knows what it cost now but I can guarantee you it "ain't" cheaper. It is great stuff. It's not plastic. It's a woven product that is tight enough to keep weeds out but porous enough to allow good water drain and oxygen to penetrate the ground. Like I said, I've had it on the ground for four years and it looks as good as it did the day I installed it. I'll check with Justin and them at S&K to see what it is and maybe your local nursery can order it for you too or maybe you can order it directly from the manufacturer.
THIS is one of the most verdant, lush, full, abundant, imaginatively designed gardens I have ever seen!
Bruce is a TRUE master gardener. Salt.of.the.earth.
Whenever I see + hear aboit a marvelous plant in a video, I put a heart at the front & end of it's name (of course I take notes!), denoting to me, "THIS is a plant I have got to grow in my garden!"
With videos featuring Bruce Duncan's garden, there're hearts splathered all over the pages.
Nobody does it better than this gardener + his, what must be absolutely splendid, other half. (Julie??)
Some spin-off videos on the Duncan's preserving the bounty would be fantastic!!
Well thank you holly and for watching too
I would give anything to know how Bruce Duncan creates, cultivates + feeds his soils. SOMETHING is definitely being done right, 28 days from Sunday!!
This couple are truely some of the loveliest contributors to the joy and beauty of all that our beautiful world was created to provide FOR US. ❤
Thank you Holly for the kind words. As far as my soil goes, we have heavy clay but above that is about 5-6 inches of pretty good top soil. So I till up only the top soil. Then above that I add my soil concoction which is composted grass clippings, and any other vegetation I can add to it. And, leaf mold where I chop up fallen leaves in the fall and pile them up and let them compost over a year or so. I take the composted vegetation, add leaf mold to it then spread about 4-6 inches of that on top of the soil that was tilled up. All of that creates a raised bed above the clay so that annuals and perennials don't root into the clay. I don't fertilize bc the compost mixture has enough nutrients as is. Before I replant the next year I will add another 2-3 inch layer of the compost mixture and repeat the process every year.
Hi Bruce, do you add the chicken coop bedding and waste to your compost? When I had chickens I would add it all every time I cleaned out the coop but not sure if I should have. thanks! @@bruceduncan1792
Bruce is DEFINITELY a plant person. He's a natural teacher and just has a great time sharing his plants with others. I would love to see his gardens in all 4 seasons to see the differences in the landscape.
well thank you jennifer and we plan to be back fall/winter. probably in one video. your watching and kind words are much appreciated
@@bruceduncan1792. Your Garden is amazing, I’ve seen it before, but am captivated every time! Had to get my map out and see where you are located! My daughter lives in Eastern NC, had to take notes!
tammy thanks so much for the kind words. Where bouts do you live?@@tammywinter9268
A second tour of this lovely space - what a treat! Please return in the fall and the winter so we can see the how the colors hold up. I would also love to see Bruce’s spring planting process. So interesting all around!
Thank you Kriss. We hope to have a winter video this year so please stay tuned. And we are going to do a video of my garden bed process as well.
@@bruceduncan1792 Bruce, two questions:
How do you keep the weeds out of your flower beds? I noticed you use a lot of pine needle mulch, but do you use anything else?
Next, do you have any tips on how to raise so many plants and plant varieties on a modest budget? Plants are so expensive these days.
Thank you!!! 🌿
@@susanelizabeth5841 susan, it just so happens that Justin, Alex and I just shot a video on this subject. I'm assuming it will take them a couple of weeks to get it edited and uploaded. but let me address a little briefly your questions and what will be in that vid. First, weeds. that is a popular question. some people have a hard time believing this but I have few weeds. and its due mainly to having good soil. weed seeds germinate in poor soil much more prolifically than in good soil. boy, if that's not a good life lesson? I like to compare soil to our attitudes. a poor attitude will attract a lot of life's weeds. I stressed this in both tours Justin has done of my yard. I get good soil by composting left over materials like grass clippings, trimmings from the garden, table scraps, chopped up leaves, etc. there is not enough to say for what composted soil does and one of those is weed prevention. second, I practically, not totally, employ what is called no till gardening. the academic term for this is permaculture. I do not till soil and try not to disturb much. only when removing old plants for new, I dig out the old plant by keeping the spade as close in as possible. weed seeds also germinate more easily when the soil is disturbed. In the upcoming video I explain about my trip years ago to old salem in winston-salem nc where i saw raised bed gardens as practiced by our ancestors years ago. long story short it led me to understand their method was basically no till. when I first started gardening I plowed a field and kept it tilled. always, always having to fight weeds. when I discovered no till methods discouraged weeds and then discovered thru practice that they really do, I will never go back to tractor and tiller method. we will always contend with weeds. just like sin and bad habits. but the key is preventing as much as possible. and when one pops up, don't ignore it, deal with it. every day when I'm in the garden, whether working or enjoying, when I see a weed, I stop immediately and pull it. but the truth is, since employing these raised bed methods, its remarkable how few weeds I contend with. And as far as your other question is concerned, I greatly understand the cost involved, first, start plants from seed. that will save much. don't know where you live and how late or early you can plant, but I start seeds late February to early March here. I keep them in a protected place until I'm reasonably sure no danger of frost will occur. if all you can afford is one small spot, then make that the prettiest one spot you can. don't try to spread things out. figure out what you have to spend toward plants and figure out how many plants you can get. when I used to help people with landscaping and money was very limited, I always suggested buying what you can and work on that one spot of your yard you want to look good the most. I see landscapes so often where plants are spread so far apart that it would look better if they had none. when that spot is like you want, move on to the second most desired spot and so on. If all you can do is one vegetable bed, at least make a go of it. plant a few of your favorite and enjoy. but you can make more of that one spot than most realize. if you have a 4x8 bed for example, build a simple wire fence in the middle and grow climbing plants like cukes, toms, pole beans, etc on it. then use the space underneath for other things. that's a hard question to answer and keep this reply not too long. and not knowing your particular needs, but start from seed and go small if that's what you have to do and then grow from there is my best advice. thank you so much for asking.
I stumbled upon this video yesterday and just wanted to say your space is so lovely. I want to find your video from last year to watch that as well…appreciate your knowledge and skills! Thank you for sharing.
well thank you miss courtney. so glad you found us@@csrugis
This garden is absolutely stunning and Bruce's wealth of knowledge is amazing. You guys could probably do a whole video of just garden tips from Bruce! I feel like i've learned so much and i'm so motivated to get back to my garden projects. thank you so much for sharing this with us!
God bless you CelesMaria!! Yes!! we've talked about doing a video of tips so be looking out. I hope we can find the time to do it soon
@@bruceduncan1792do you start your annuals from seeds?
I just couldn't stop smiling throughout the entire garden tour.
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clay, so glad we could put a smile on your face. thanks so much for watching
Same here! This was my Saturday night entertainment!
@@amycochran2434 thank you Amy
Yay!! Been waiting for another tour of Bruce’s garden!!! I watched the old video you did there several times!! I just love his garden and I love him telling us about it ❤️❤️❤️
Well thank you!! Glad to have you watching.
It’s always a treat to watch Bruce’s garden tour. I loved it last year and I’ve enjoyed to see how much his garden has evolved this year. I love his conifer garden, I get so inspired by all of his choices on everything he has planted. Just beautiful! ❤
Thank you anasclayhouse. You are very kind. So glad you liked it
You need to make a seasonal video of this garden, spring, summer, fall even winter if possible 💕💕
I agree and we will. thanks karmyleon
Absolutely stunning garden! The blending of the colourful conifers with the equally colourful coleus is truly a sight. I think Bruce referred to it as a Rembrandt and he nailed it. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and look forward to the next. Thank you to all involved in producing it.
Thank you Maggie for your kind words. We appreciate you watching.
Bruce is a treasure! I could read all the gardening books I own and not learn everything I learned from this video. Keep the S&K / Bruce videos coming! I would also love to see spaghetti sauce and salsa videos! THANK YOU for sharing your stunning gardens Bruce!
Thank you! ❤ I’m talking to Justin now about that idea!
So excited when I saw the thumbnail. Watched Bruce’s garden tour last year multiple times. I’m here mostly for his amazing conifer garden. Too bad we saw the front conifer garden last in low light. Please do another garden tour in the fall, highlighting the conifer garden and the Japanese maples. Thanks for the great video.
LOVE his conifers!!!!😮❤❤❤🎉🎉
Everything is just beautiful and I love the door to the garden!! As a South Carolina girl that's relocated to the PNW, it was wonderful to hear those southern accents and to see things grown in the south like crowder peas, impatiens and lightning bugs! And I love those Clemson Tigers!
I hear ya Miss Kathy!! GO TIGERS!!
Oo I loved this! We need seasonal tours from Bruce! I also love how he makes y’all smell and guess the plant 😂🙌🏼
Ha! Justin and Alex got a kick out of that too. Thanks for watching
Much respect to Bruce on his beautiful landscaping! Truly a work of art!
Much respect to you too my friend. Appreciate much your kind words
Today is Christmas! What a gift to have an update from Bruce. I love the new additions to the gardens and the walking trail is awesome. Nice to see the healthy growth on the conifers. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻
Merry Christmas!! Your kind words were like a Christmas gift. Thank you
Thank you all. So exciting see Bruce again.
thank you sandra. its great to have you watching again
I aspire to be a Bruce Duncan!!!!!
He's awesome!
roberta, you're awesome. thanks so much for watching
It is one of the nicest landscapes to view. I love to watch you two guys together. You both complement each other so well. Wish I could see more of your videos.
That's a blessing for you to say loulettiero. Justin is like a son to me especially since Julie and I had all girls, four. We plan to start putting out video's more often and look to concentrate on one subject in each video.
Bruce thank you for the update looking forward to many more videos. Lou
I would enjoy having a video on how Mr. Duncan starts a new bed. I love the how the edges are maintained. There is a line of grass with the small gap before he placed the rocks around the low growing flowers. Then a video of bed maintenance and weeding. I would love to know about his mulching strategies and fertilization schedule. Don't get me started on the veggie garden!!!! I would love to see him start seeds, plant, fertilize, and maintain the garden beds. So much talent and an eye for garden beauty. I just love it!
I would love to know the deminsions of the compost bin. I am inspired to make one and I have bought a lawn sweep to collect my grass clippings. Are the bins 4x4 using the decking boards?
I love this Man's creativity. His gardens are stunning. What fun to be allowed to tour with you Bruce and Justin. About those tomatoes.....we call them Garden Skittles. What fun this video has been. Thanks for sharing.
Ha!! garden skittles is a great description. Thanks so much for your kind words and enjoying the fun.
I have watched this video several times…. I love it more every time!!! What an artist Bruce is!! ❤❤❤
you're too kind but its much appreciated. as my dad likes to say keep your eyes peeled. we will have more video's coming.
Justin and Bruce -- you guys are a dynamite team!! You guys delivered, education, beauty, comedy, and enthusiasm to boot! Man, you guys had me laughin' and learn' the whole way through. Justin, your passion and enthusiasm is absolutely infectious and it is easy to see that you know your stuff. Whoever was on the video side of things rocked that too. The editing, the video and sound quality, and the names with zones of the plants written on the screen, was over-the-top helpful. And boy oh boy, does Bruce have the gift of teaching! Thanks to the stories and tips he shared, I am now able to easily remember the latin names of the plants that he taught us about.
Well Miss Macmillan, I don't know what to say except THANK YOU!!! You're words are so encouraging. The only thing I'm good at is running my mouth. Justin and Alex, the man behind the camera, do such wonderful work with all the technical stuff. Thanks for watching.
Absolutely stunning! I so appreciate all the work involved in this garden.
Thank you for showing us!!
Thank you gardenter for the gracious words and appreciation.
Love Bruce’s yard!!! Just wow!!! Keep them coming, I’d love video’s on canning.
I love when you share Bruce’s garden. Thank you both! I can’t wait to see your woodland garden! We purchased 6 acres and are hoping to move in our new home this fall. I can’t wait to start my gardens. You are both such an inspiration!
God bless you brenda. We wish you much success on the new property and glad we could inspire you.
YAY!!! Bruce is back! I absolutely adore him. Don’t worry, I’m married. I’m completely envious of his vegetable garden. Yes, become a plant person, it will make you happier than you can imagine. Thank you for the new garden tour & all the tips & laughs.
haha you're funny patricia. i'll take all the love in a good way. thanks for watching
@@bruceduncan1792 You’re welcome! I’m going to start asking myself, “What would Bruce do,” when I face a challenge in my garden. I hope you enjoy the rest of your Summer. I’m in gardening zone 7a & it’s been hotter than blue blazes.
Would love to see how he keeps everything watered especially his containers. His gardens are beautiful.
Oh my denise. you can't believe how old school I am. My irrigation system is dragging a hose around. But its not as cumbersome as you might think. If we get a good rain most of my stuff can go a week or so without watering. That is why I keep a good layer of mulch and maintain good soil. Those two things will keep watering at a minimum. Thanks for your kindness and watching us.
Justin and Alec thank you to you guys for showcasing Mr. Bruce. You guys are a great team.😊
We need to have more and more of these videos! Amazing garden and so much knowledge from both of you being shared! Would love a whole vegetable garden series.
Yes!! Going forward Justin and I plan to concentrate our video's on just one subject at a time and vegetables will be some of those. Thanks for watching
Amazing garden. Loved seeing all the unusual conifers.
Thank you elaine. So glad to have you watching
A garden tour and a comedy. I love it!
You're funny too and I love it. thanks cindy for watching
My wife and me watch a lot of gardening shows and I have to say I enjoy the enthusiasm you have for the plants and the people you interview. Well done.
Yay!!! Bruce is back! 😊
I love his garden tours! Absolutely stunning as always!
I'm baaaack! HaHa. Thanks nikki. We appreciate you watching us
Hands down one of the best garden tours on RUclips! I LOVE how you used such a huge variety of plants but it’s still all very cohesive! You’ve created moments throughout your garden that are just absolutely gorgeous on camera so I can only imagine how it is in person! And all that COLOR without tons of annuals - just wow! We just finished our new construction home so we’re starting our landscape over from scratch and you just don’t know how much this video has inspired me - Looking forward to seeing way more of your space in the future, Bruce! God Bless y’all!
Well God bless you too, MissyPoo. Your words are so kind and they mean a great deal to me. Thanks for watching and good luck with the landscaping. We should have another video or two up before too long.
Justin ,Alex, & Bruce thank u so much for an outstanding video. Bruce your vegetable gardens , flower gardens, & magnificent trees were such a joy to see. Your knowledge of plants & trees was so appreciated & your quick humor was so appreciated & enjoyed. I almost dove off the house yesterday & took no a swim 😂. I do understand this humidity in the South 🥵. You need to start a u tube channel. Again thanks so much for the video. It was off the chart. 😊
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Absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you Bruce for inviting us into your oasis. You truly inspire us to break all the rules of gardening!! Would love to see you with your own RUclips channel with your wonderful sense of humor!!! May you continue to be inspired!!!!
Thank you for this long and detailed tour. I love how you name all the plants on the screen for us. Your house and landscaping is absolutely beautiful!
Thank you SouthBayGardener!! Your watching us is much appreciated
I never get tired of seeing Bruce's garden. I added conifers to my garden because of you and Bruce! 🙌😁
Good for you!! so glad we inspired you. Thanks for watching
I just love Bruce’s garden, and that southern accent and sense of humor.
I was just as excited as Justin was when I saw Bruce! Appreciate the knowledge and education behind your planting. You cover ALL areas. Loved the story about the bbq grill. The chemistry with you and Justin talking plants, motivates me even more to plant more and to experiment more. What a beautiful oasis! Thank you Bruce for another wonderful tour! Looking forward to more in the future
loopm you'rde just too kind but its much appreciated. thanks for watching
Bruce is great! Id follow his channel in a heartbeat. We want Bruce!
Just finished, wow so much to see again!!!! But I was so impressed at how much growth a lot of those trees put on in one year…….flashing back n forth to “big sexy” from last year…..she’s a beast!!!!
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yes, its amazing gardengal but its all in the planting and soil prep as we explained in the first tour of my yard. we plan to do more video's in the future just on one subject and planting methods will definitely be one of them. "big sexy" is a beast ain't she. LOL thanks so much for watching
So love his conifer garden. And everything I want a conifer garden. Wow
thanks vincent we love the good words thanks for watching
@@bruceduncan1792. I might convince my wife to finally, that’s finally make me some collard greens, Love so love your conifer garden. My wife and I need to get a design together.
Bruce is off the chain. Great video. Beautiful landscape.
You're off the chain too gurl. LOL. I love comments like that. Thanks so much for watching leslie. It is much appreciated.
Awesome gardens. Thanks for sharing. I’m a plant person. I take screen shots as you walk through. Put your gorgeous plants on my wish list. I definitely need more conifers
Your words are awesome sue!! Thanks for sharing your love of conifers with us and for watching too.
Love these Mr. Bruce and Justin videos😊
Thanks for tuning in! 😀
This man’s yard is beyond beautiful! Such a dream and I love how he explains the names and how to bundle plants ❤
You're beautiful too gypsy thanks for watching and the kind words
Hey Bruce I watched the video of your yard last year and I didn’t think it could get any better but it is even better this year!! I watched that over and over and even took notes of some of you evergreens that I would love to put in my 7b yard here in Alabama!! Yeas I said Alabama!! Roll Tide Roll!! Still love you guys those!!
I will probably watch this video over and over again!!!
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I love you too stacyray. I have some cousins down there and my comments were really a jab at them. They'll know when they see the video. HaHa!! It's all great fun. Thank you so much for the kind words. God bless!!
Love, love, LOVE it ALL!! I share the love of trees, particularly conifers. So agree about mixing the colors, shapes, and textures! I wish Bruce was my neighbor so that we could discuss gardening all the time.
Yipppeeeee!! I love Justin & Bruce together!
i love your enthusiasm. thanks kristin
I love y'alls southern accent. My husband is from the south, and now I just love hearing southern people talk. Great garden and great information too. Thank you for your work.
How encouraging this video is. Love the landscaping on this property.
thank you brian and tami. so glad we encouraged you and appreciate much you watching
Truly Spectacular garden !!!! Yhanks to you Bruce and Justin and Alex fir showcasing its beauty.
Well thank you Linda.
Bruce sets the standard! Great work y’all!
thanks todd we appreciate you watching
Thank you Bruce for sharing your lovely garden.
Love how you guys orchestrated that lightning bug show at the end! :)
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Thanks Bruce for sharing your garden with us. It's so beautiful and it's fun to see it change over the past year. Roll Tide!!!
Thank you tracie!! Boy, neither my tigers nor your tide is really impressing this year. Hopefully things will change soon for both of us.
Please have Bruce on again asap 🥰💞💛 we really enjoyed this tour 🎉🎉🎉
I just love you two together! Absolutely beautiful Bruce! Thx for sharing! Bruce u need a you tube!!!
thanks debbiedodge but I'm happy letting Justin and Alex do all the tech stuff. We do plan to make these video's more regular. thanks for watching
Bruce your gardens are beautiful,,, tons of hard work,,,Thank you!!!
thank you suzanne and yes, its a lot of work initially but once you get the system down, its not as much as you might think. we will do a vid on that for sure
I could not love this video more. The gorgeous and inspiring gardens, the tips, and the occasional plant trivia, with a dose of humor. Justin and Bruce, you two make quite a pair! I'm choosing the conifers from S&K that I want to start my own conifer garden thanks to Bruce's inspiration, but (Bruce will love this) that vegetable garden is the stuff my long-term dreams are made of. ❤ I'd love to hear more about the construction and dimensions of the enclosed vegetable garden and what vegetables are rotated and staggered throughout the spring, summer, and fall growing seasons. You two keep it coming!
P.S.: Keep the plant trivia coming, too! Loved the story about the general/doctor and the plant names.
This garden is absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much! As someone who’s moved from Kansas to Georgia you’ve given me so many new ideas about gardening that I’m not familiar with and would have taken me maybe years to figure out on my own! Your videos are awe inspiring!
Thank you kat. your words were the "cats" pajama's as my dad would say. LOL. If you plant any conifers you should check out Tom Cox book, growing conifers in the south. He also has Cox Arboretum in North GA. Since you live in GA now you might could make a trip to see his place. Not far from him is Jim Gibbs arboretum, Gibbs Gardens. He is a world famous landscape architect. His place is off the chain beautiful. And anytime of year. You can find his place on the net.
I happened to fall asleep in my favorite chair and let the auto run on RUclips when I heard Bruce's beautiful Southern accent talking about plants. At first I kept my eyes closed so I could enjoy the music of his voice. Then at "Girl you sexy too!" I opened my eyes because I had to see who had THAT sense of humor with that beautiful sound. I was surprised to open my eyes to a little piece of Heaven. Immediately I rewound the video to the beginning.
Wow just, WOW! I have enjoyed this video tour immensely. I've feel like I've been to Horticultural Disneyland and History School all in one day. And I smiled and chuckled to myself the entire video. His little names for his favorites made me blush with envy. I want to be called "Big Sexy" and "Pretty Girl" too! LOL Who wouldn't grow and bloom with that kind of flattery! You knocked this one out of the park guys. Thank you for taking us on the tour. And Kudos to the videographer and editor. Well done gentlemen, well done.
You are so sweet 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 and I must say, the way your write is phenomenal! I love reading what you had to say very beautiful words! Thanks for shouting me out ❤
Absolutely beautiful my man! You have seriously given us such a high bar to reach for. I’ve never seen such a colorful garden without being packed full of blooms. Those color combinations of the foliage are off the charts, off the chain and off the planet! Can’t wait to see next year’s progress
thanks so much mibackpacking. I used to be a trail guide in the boyscouts and boy do I love being on the trail and in the great outdoors. thanks for watching
“Is a FAT dog HEAVY” 🤣🤣🤣I love Bruce, I love his Garden, I love his Personality and Passion!!! ❤ Thank You for having him on your show again!
I hear ya knox. yes, a fat dog is heavy. hahaha. you should hear us watching a football game. He couldn't play dead in a cowboy movie. My gosh!! Ray Charles could see that coming. Thanks for watching.
I watched Bruce’s tour last year and was very thrilled to see this years. Keep it up, looking good and very educational!
so glad to have you watching marinda and thank you
Amazing garden! I love watching and listening to Bruce.
well thank you thaopham. glad you like listening to this old country boy and my deep southern accent. we love you watching us
Wonderful!
Wow, wow, wow is all i can say. This is such beautiful garden, a definite labor of love. Just amazing😊
OMG Amazing Garden and a professor of plants what a treat!!!
you made me laugh I like "professor of plants" don't know about that but thanks for it and for watching.
Again I must say, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GARDENS !!! THE MOST WONDERFUL VIDEO !!! I love this gentlemen. Thank you! Thank you!
your words are a blessing christi. thanks for watching
He truly needs his own channel. Beautiful garden
thank you miss bliss but I'm good just being me and letting Justin/Alex do all the hard stuff. thanks for watching
@@bruceduncan1792 Lol! No problem, just love everything about the garden.
Omg! This popped up on my feed! I watched you all last year and I just loved everything about him! 😊
id rather not say how much we love you watching but I will. lol. forgive my crazy humor. thanks so much
Love this, so much fun to watch.
Thanks for tuning in and taking the time to comment!
I didn’t even feel the hour, and still wanted to hear/see more. Thank you so much for the knowledge, for the insight to your life.
well thank you salvitex. we plan to have these coming out more regular and concentrating on one subject at a time. thanks for watching
I LOVE Bruce’s garden!! I can’t say thank you enough for sharing it with us! I live in the Lowcountry of SC, 8b and I learn a lot from Bruce’s garden. Even though he’s a little cooler than us, there are a lot of similarities ❤
Well God bless you!! I grew up in Aiken county but have lived in Western NC since college. That's been 45 years ago. LOL I'm an old man. Yes, there are a lot of similarities and much of my conifers can be grown in your zone. Unless you're on the coast. The spruces would struggle there but everything else I have would do good. Like the cypress, chamaecyparis, junipers and japanese and specialty pines. And don't let the word juniper scare you. There are many varieties on the market now are not what you might remember growing up. There are many which look very spruce like.
Bruce, I love your gardens. You and Justin are so good together.
I’m extremely novice at planting veggies. I would love some detail on what to plant/when and what to plant with what. And his recipes and how to make them videos would be great. Such a beautiful landscape and garden.
thanks for watching samara. we plan to do vid's in the future keeping them to one subject and we will definitely do one on just vegetable gardening. and hopefully answer all those questions for you. and yes!! we plan to do a recipe video including the spaghetti sauce. and thanks for complimenting my gardens.
Even thought it was getting dark it was perfect timing to see the magical fireflies! Just loved this episode! Thank you for giving me hope on my journey to planting in the Carolinas.
Yes, please show us the tomato sauce recipe!
I am speechless. I would like to meet Bruce. I love this video.
frances, stop by anytime if you're in this area. I have guests pop in quite often. As long as I'm home and outside which is most of the time. LOL. thanks for watching.
Oh goodness! I enjoyed this tour so much. All of it! Beautiful gardens even the cucumbers. 😀
Oh goodness laura! Thanks for the kind words and watching us
I absolutely enjoyed this video,Justin!!! I love Bruce's garden! Thanks for sharing with us!!!
thank you drummer. guess what? I play the drums too. but its just for fun. its such a great stress reliever. thanks for watching
absolutely gorgeous
This man is definitely a master! Love the way he puts things together and how tidy and beautiful his grounds are! Something to aspire to and love how many of his plantings are also rated for my area. Just WOW!
This is amazing, I would love to see it in every season!!!!
thanks chris and yes, we do plan to be back for a fall/winter video. then next spring
I enjoy the mixture of humor, information, and beauty. Thank you.
Thank you your
redoing my flowerbed and this is a wonderful guided
Your like kid in the candy store when talking about plants and flowers ✌🏻
LOL yes cooper we are. ain't it great when doing something you like? God bless and thanks for watching
You two are a comedy show! I loved following you guys around that beautiful yard!
What a fantastic garden tour! I learned so much, and totally enjoyed the whole thing. Thank you!
So glad you enjoyed it lisa. thanks for watching
I just love Bruce’s garden! It’s so inspirational!❤
So just finished! Wow! Such an inspiration! Thank you!post more please! Recipes with garden produce! Currently fighting pests in the compost! How
To solve? Thanks and wow! Blown away with your paradise!!
susan thanks so much for the kind words. as far as compost pests are concerned, so far none have gotten into mine except for insects at times. I think it's bc my boxes have about a 14inch front and around three feet of sides incasing them. maybe that discourages them from climbing in? but I do hear every blue moon locals complaining about having that problem at times. so who knows? we appreciate you watching
Bruce is such a wealth of knowledge! Thoroughly enjoyed watching, thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us. As someone that is starting their garden beds from scratch this has been truly inspiring.
Loved this, even with the Clemson paw! Go Gamecocks! Spectacular tour and such helpful tips especially regarding keeping the soil from splashing up. Justin one of these days I want to come visit your nursery, I'm not too far in Charlotte. Thank you so much for sharing and for all of your helpful videos!
Hey Kara, I can appreciate you cuz most of my family are game chickens. (haha) My dad says I back slid on the Lord but I tell him I found the Lord in Clemson. LOL. Its all good fun. Thanks for watching. And, yes, S and K isn't far from you. Just over an hour. and their prices will WOW you again. they have a bunch of Charlotte customers!!
This garden is Amazing. I'm speechless. Would love to meet this guy