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35 Comments

  1. Pam Winn

    I am in love with your yard. You have a great style. Where did you get the trellis behind your fountain. Did you put the wooden vining on it?

  2. Mildred Krisik

    I see you left the allium stalks up after it was done blooming. Darn, I cut down my stalks after it bloomed, but seeing yours, I'm going to leave the pretty stalks in the garden next year. Live and learn!

  7. Neerja

    This is what I needed to move forward with my garden today.
    Thank you very much!

  8. S Mc

    Beautiful tour, all your hard work and many hours of seed starting is definitely paying off! After you first showed those tall trellises from Menard's, I went right away and got 2. They are perfect for some of my tomatoes.

  10. PhatKat Reigns

    It’s like an oasis. I’m having a surgical procedure tomorrow. What a way to close out the night, surrounded by beautiful flowers and a peaceful walk through the garden. Thank you! 💜

  11. Dusty Flats

    Still late and the video was so relaxing I almost fell asleep.
    I did the Wave petunias also and I need to trim soon. The double petunias look like carnations. What I thought were a ton of coral bells I now see are coleus 😅 I threw the seed in when the bells didn’t germinate and forgot to remove tag—oh well. I probably won’t see many things produce anyway as it’s been hell with drought, heat , frost, and wildlife and anything else that sees us as a salad bar. I’m a bit depressed because of all the troubles we’ve had. Things are growing slowly and all different stages of growth. My nasturtiums are only an inch tall. I’m Zone 5a, WI and many things seem more advanced compared to here. It’s hard to imagine your zone 5. Sigh, it’s the heat, no rain and grubs and now Bad Air. I have no idea what to do about all those grubs. Have to figure out what kind they are because Milky Spore will work on Japanese beetle grubs, not others. FYI: Grubs are also from hell just like Bindweed and purple Morning Glories.
    They keep saying chance of rain ALL the time. It’s a spritz if any. ☹️ Enough to wake the weeds up.
    The SMOKE is hideous from CN!! I can’t even garden the last 3 days! Stuck inside. We’ve been over AQI of 200. Briefly this morning Madison was in 300s!😮
    The first bad air day I noticed things tipped over and my eyes were too blurry that day I hadn’t noticed the deer damage. Had to get higher fence to corral squash patch. They broke a hydrangea limb on new plant, ate the last volunteer sunflower that was looking so great, taste tested dahlias from seed grown and ate and ripped at squash. We’ve also live trapped 3 coon that can really dig things up and another reason I have to get rid of those GRUBS!! If anyone knows a none chemical way let me know. I read nematodes, but don’t know a reliable source to purchase them and hand removal is not an option as I have 2 large gardens. I will have to identify what type they are because I know Milky Spore works on JBs.
    So all these things combined hold back plant growth and the grubs eat roots. My side flower garden looks hideous because I have to put barricades in front of the whole shabang. I wonder what the point is.
    You probably got the smoke also. They said clearing out by noon tomorrow, but I’ve been closely watching maps and I didn’t think so and tonight they said it will take longer. And they said this could be a frequent problem. I don’t know if I can handle that. Canada needs better forest management and cut fire breaks as this is just TOO MUCH! We choke on west coast smoke and now CN? I need a bio dome on another planet.
    They can’t tell the weather at all anymore, I mean I can look out and see what the weather is. Them: Well, it looks like that rain isn’t going to make it here so, Blah, Blah, Blah. If they would just admit it it wouldn’t be so frustrating. They pretend.
    Going to watch the rest of you vid now and calm the heck down. 😊 It’s not been enjoyable at all this year.

  12. Courtney Cullen

    Your garden is so gorgeous. It gives me all of the secret girl gang garden feels. And I plant very similarly in my veg garden, so I extra love the mix!

  13. Garden Moxie

    Oh my goodness Roxana. Your garden is a little slice of heaven. Great job friend! I love the color of those petunias. One of my favorite parts of your garden is the natural arbor you've created with the Forest Pansy redbud and serviceberry. Stunning!

  14. Asian Angie

    Love the trickling of the fountain and birds chirping softly! Appreciate you writing out the names on the screen of all the plants! We’re the millets also started from seed indoors? I think I missed that video, plz link if you can. Thank you!

  16. Terri Codr

    If you have small jars, like baby food jars, poke holes in the top & add weed killer into the jars. Let the bindweed or whatever the vining weed is grow until it’s long enough to put the end of the vine thru the hole so that it’s in the weed killer. It will translocate back to the roots & kill the weed. This also protects the soil & other plants from the weed killer. I live in zone 5 in Nebraska. Hope this works for you
    Love your channel😊

  17. Lobstah Chowdah

    Such a beautiful, relaxing garden tour. Everything is so lush! I keep meaning to ask you if those hydrangea cuttings you rooted awhile ago ever developed into full-grown shrubs?

  18. Barbara Fegley

    That weed is bind weed. It is a problem. All you can do is keep removing it. I take scissors and cut it off at ground levem then the top dries up and it is easier to remove.
    I love the plant variety in your beautiful garden.

  20. Carol Rose

    This is the best garden tour yet! So slowly panning the many plants and names featured!! Perfection!

  23. J C King

    Your garden is not only impressive, it’s beautiful. What if you moved the Harlequin Honeysuckle to the cattle panel where you have the butternut squash? It obviously is quite vigorous and it might be happy there providing you some privacy and maybe eliminating the need to be pruned as often and severely as it did on the garage trellis. Whatever you plant there will be lovely, I have no doubt.
    I really appreciate the subtitles and think your camera work and editing is outstanding. You are one talented lady!

  24. Dede Warren

    I’ve been a follower of your channel for a few months, but I hadn’t seen the rose garden with the statue before this tour. What a sweet area. It looks like you could just relocate the roses, and it would be nice.
    I agree that filling the hydrangea bed with coral bells will look great.
    Your garden is really beautiful

  25. Di_

    New gardener, thanks for tagging your flowers in your vids helps me to do my research for zone 8a 💐 Anyone in zone 8a hv any suggestions for 💐 or ground cover plants that do well in intense evening sun? (front yard)
    Thanksinadvance

  27. donnaflagg

    With each and every upload the garden just gets better and BETTER! I’m so very impressed by your hard work 💚☘️💚 and the fact that all these were grown from seed 🧡🤎🧡
    This….is where Master Gardeners are made! And you my dear are one ☝🏼
    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
    💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

  29. Cathy holmes

    I have a horrible time with zinnias in-ground due to the chewers…most of the time I must plant my zinnias in pots.

  31. Kim Bailey

    My favorite part of all of this (besides the obvious beauty and hard work) is the dead boxwood and spent Aliums. It's a real garden, imperfectly perfect!

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