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Fall leaves are half down in Piedmont, North Carolina. The maples are done, but the oaks are still dropping. On the lookout for the galanthus popping through a river of leaves. Are you near chanticleer?

Sweet channel dig your videos, Rich. Thanks for making compelling content. Your efforts are appreciated. Also Dope yard bro 👍

Very nice video! I like your 4 room concept! I garden in France, my home country. In Burgundy, the soil is rocks, rocks and more rocks..Great for grapes, not cool for cottage gardens. I have managed a sweet garden anyway in the last 3 years. The neighbors are a bit shocked by it, or fall in love with it. Since it is MY garden, it will stay as is. You are so right! Your garden, your choice, even if it is celeriac welcoming you on the parking lot..Let them talk! I like your version of a garden! Nice job!

Hello from chapel hill nc. We are a bit too far south for tulips to do well in the ground. I used to buy interesting tulip blends for a really large terra-cotta containers and then compost them in spring. Looked amazing but also $$$. .

Beautiful. Just found your channel. Wonderful information as I begin a new garden at age 65..lol.

Gardens are always evolving and changing that's the fun of it for me it's a creative outlet my number one priority was to create privacy from a blank slate

You need hardscape, especially patios.

I see more of you , not the garden!

Hi Rich, greetings from Chester County, PA. I truly enjoy watching your videos. I’ve learned so much! You share practical garden advice with history lessons, in a very casual and pleasant manner.

This guy has a lot of sense of humor.I like how he explain.Thank you.

This is wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing your insight 🌱 🪴

Great video Rich! What area / zone are you gardening in? I may have missed that detail.

There is pla ty of simple but valid points you have covered. Thank you. Planning your garden is hard - we want it to look cohesive and not too hodgepodge. We want many things we cannot afford. So it’s a difficult exercise. No doubt about it!

Love my espalier Belgian Fence ..its crabapples.

Abe Darby is so fragrant!

I enjoyed this video and your perspective very much. I often plant extra standards if symmetry is important to me so I have extra in case something fails.i have a mix of formal elements and more naturalistic sections in my garden. Are you on instagram as well?

The background quiet jazz takes this channel from good to great. Love the vibes.

Great video! Lifelong gardener here, just bought my first house and am establishing a suburban homestead garden. I’m prioritizing the edible garden which is heavily informed by my background in horticulture, eg I’m experimenting with a blackberry espalier against the fence.

Thanks for sharing. You taught me something new today❤

I love this!

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Lovely tour through your special space. Thanks for walking us through the basics! 🙏

Great pots!

Partners leading separate gardens is a great idea, Rich! I am gonna go convince my husband to start a kitchen garden because the flower garden is mine haha. Thank you so much for another insightful video.

You guys in the USA are spoiled for choice with Hydrangeas. We don’t have the varieties here down under here in Australia. 👍🇦🇺😍❤️🫶🥰

Calm presentation, valuable information. Thank you!

Love this episode.

The honesty is refreshing what needs alot of work vs what needs are little.😊

I agree with you on winter color. I live in northern Indiana and I plant evergreens exclusively. I have holly’s, arborvitae’s and boxwoods. I like that you do not just hype the plants and that you give the negatives.

I loved the Cedar from Japan too ☺️ it is interesting for sure haha

Thank you for the history lesson, Rich!!❤

Very interesting! Trimming looks so satisfying. Happy harvest!

Love your honesty

I have the old garden variety and I finally got Glenn to stop chopping them off in Early spring! They are beautifully blue this year.

You’ve got a lot of poisonous plants, Rich!😂

I truly enjoy your videos and am impressed by your knowledge.

Wonderful videos. Great information.

Thanks for sharing. Beautiful garden, great sense of humor. Didn't even notice your music until late in the video. Nice work

Love the video's Richard, Diane&Ken

So true. Knockout are very motivating. Mine help me take care of the others better, they’re dependable and bloom continuously so even if the others are not performing as well, the knockouts encourage me to still come into the garden and wonder at the beauty of the rose ❤ 🌹

ZD rose, 20 years? Mine is one year and they are 5x bigger

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How much for the hat?

“Right plant, right place” 🔥

I love all the color in your garden!

Very nice 👌. I actually learned a lot.

Great video, Richard!!

I love the owl!!🦉

Love the video. Can’t wait to see more!!