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Looks beautiful Jenny! 💞

Hi Jen! I love the plants that you selected for your Mom's shade garden. 💗

Great job and loved the plant selections Jen!

So grateful and proud of my Pretty Little Gardener. Love her endless ideas

So beautiful.

Hello from the Oklahoma Panhandle USDA ZONE 6b, it looks great.😊

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Hey lady, beautiful job. You have encouraged me to do my porch. I put my fall stuff away with intentions to take it out in the fall but I sometimes just don’t feel like it but this encouraged me to do so. Thanks for sharing. ❤️

Hi Jen, saying hello from Toronto 🇨🇦, I’m here visiting my family & enjoying your beautiful garden! I started watching this video from Cape Cod, just now finally had a moment to finish it. 😊Thank you so much for mentioning my channel! I’ve missed being in my garden, looking forward to seeing what condition it’s in when I’m back there next week. I think your containers are a huge success, yours are incredible with so much texture & variety! I need to find me some purple fountain grass & add coleus to mine next year. Enjoy your weekend! 🩷

Beautiful garden, I enjoyed it and appreciated you naming the plants. I didn’t mind the long video one bit, your home is lovely🥰

Your sister's garden is really cool, clean, and beautiful.

No worries about the video being long this is fantastic everything looks great!👍🏼👍🏼

I could be wrong but I think it’s something going on with the soil it can’t be sun or water.

Everything looks fantastic so pretty! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Jen - your container pots are all looking very lovely! 🥰🌺

Lovely fall garden

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New to your channel, everything looks beautiful! I have been doing the same all morning, pulling from my garden and condensing pots down to Fall arrangements. I love Rex begonias, I had several last year and missed having them this year.

I enjoyed this video Jen, so peaceful & relaxing! I absolutely love your coleus on the porch 🧡 and what a great idea to have that shelf/baker’s rack on the porch to hold plants & decor. That red celosia is amazing!! I ordered a pack of coleus seeds that I’m excited to grow for the first time in the greenhouse. I recently lost my old Japanese knife from Lee Valley somewhere in the garden?! I finally broke down & ordered a new one from Amazon. It’s my 3rd one in 20 years, they’re a must tool! Loved how full your new fall containers turned out! Haha I think you were speaking to me about perfection in the garden based on my fall container fail!

I am wondering if you know the name of the golden green globe shaped shrub to the right at the 8 second mark? Everything looks so pretty!

What a great idea, especially in the dark winter months! It reminds me of doing my Pinterest board, as I was planning my greenhouse.🪴💚

The tall plants with yellow flowers seem to be Jerusalem Artichokes, they would like to be in full sun, that might take care of the powdery mildew too...

New subscriber!! I’m Alicia and I have a garden addiction.

Jen, thanks for sharing all the work you and your husband are doing in your pretty little garden. I love the red and pink as well in that container. Placement has never been my strong suit. I’m sure everything will look pretty. Perhaps look for a Japanese maple pruning video to learn how to make cuts. I’ve cut mine in the shape I want it to grow and it’s worked out just fine but I would never tell you to do so without researching. Looking forward to the great privacy you all are making for yourselves, especially with the 6ft arborvitaes.

Nice tour of your mom in laws garden. It’s nice that they get help at times because a lot of people look at evergreens as low maintenance but they definitely need pruning throughout. Even the edging of the Pachysandra. Beautiful garden for sure. Wonderful having family members who are gardeners. You are blessed.

Hi Jen, wow 🤩that was a big plant, tree & shrub planting weekend! Good job to you & Doug! Love the viburnums, I look forward to seeing their growth & their flowers! The Rose of Sharon & phlox will provide some nice color by your evergreens. Nice to see Lucy too! Enjoy the rest of your week!💚

Beautiful garden! 🌸🌺🌸💕

Your garden is beautiful!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

It will get plenty of sun but it might take over that walkway my friend.

Your mom is a gem! Love planning 💚

Hello fellow New Yorker. Well, I am a transplant from Cali learning how to garden in upstate NY. I have noticed that Prince Tut and Queen Tut grow smaller and compact in the ground and way too big in pots. I fertilize everywhere, so I wonder why their sizes vary. Nice Garden. I have close to an acre. I can't wait for my garden to look as nice as your MIL's. I've only gardened for four seasons. Edit: those hydrangeas that didn't bloom could have also had a cold snap, which killed the flowering buds. I have the PW wee-bit series ones. Last year, they didn't bloom because the cold snap we had killed them blooms. this year they had maybe very few buds.

This was a beautiful video Jen paying tribute to your in-laws garden! They have an incredible property and it is amazing they can still care for it like they do! I love the lush look of the pachysandra and her containers are beautiful. Love all of the sunpatiens too😊. Thank you to your in-laws and you for sharing!

Your mother-in-law garden is beautiful outstanding!👍🏼👍🏼

Jen, this is so wonderful!! I love this!! ❤️ I lost my mother-in-love in 2017 so this was a welcome treat.

Thank you for sharing. Your Mother in laws planters and garden are lovely. I think as gardeners we never fall out of love with tending to our garden.

beatiful, refined and so magical!

Beautiful! thank you for sharing :)

I direct sow my zinnias in mid May and early to mid-June. By September the zinnias I sowed in May are looking sad and tired while the seeds I sowed in June are looking much better - so I guess it was a good thing that you waited to sow the seeds.. BTW, if you save your seeds this year and sow them next year you will get some interesting colors.

How nice & sweet to record your Mother-in-Law's garden Jen! It's wonderful to see all the love she put into her garden & patio containers and how incredible that they are still able to maintain their large garden. That's amazing that your Father-in-Law still takes care of that large lawn! I love all the edging too!🪴💚

Hi Jen, I am loving all your thoughts and suggestions as well as comments from others in revamping the front bed. Excited to work with you in designing & planting my PLG Thanks Jen ❤

I also have a north facing front garden with deep shade, so i totally understand the struggle! My incrediball hydrangeas do amazingly well. Some other alternatives to hosta that i've found are brunnera and pulmonaria. Lamium might also be an option! Its hard when you are a color lover, but I have really grown to love the interesting foliage textures and patterns these plants are very low maintenance!

Jen! What a fantastic video. Love seeing Grandma Patsy and her beautiful home. I can't wait for Part 2 because I know of spots in our yard that needs a boost of color but doesn't get much sun.

Hi Jen, I just had another thought! Does your Mom like Japanese Maples? You could find a dwarf size. I had one with too much sun so it didn’t make it. They like filtered sun & shade. Also dappled willow shrubs & trees have similar needs and are so beautiful with soft pink feathery leaves in the spring & variegated green/white leaves in the summer. I just planted a dappled willow in my semi shade bed. Can’t wait till the spring. I had two of them in my Canadian garden, I got a lot of compliments on them. 😊

Hi Jen, I love that you're doing this for your Mom! In addition to the shade plants you mentioned, maybe take a look at astilbe, azaleas, viburnum, euonymus (you have those!). I also have a variegated gold/green compact hosta, unfortunately I don't remember the variety but I'm sure there are a few compact varieties. As you mentioned there are lots of nice heuchera/coral bells as well that could work. I do like the idea of boxwoods! With hydrangeas, most need some sun to bloom. I have Bloomstruck in my north facing back yard and they do well, but I think they would have to be closer to the front so they get some of that afternoon sun in order to bloom. I know there are some oakleaf hydrangeas that also do well in shade. Can't wait to see what you come up with!

You have such a great Spirit God bless you my friend…🩵

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Goes to my point never ever assume anything!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Congratulations!

That container looks great your taste is amazing….👍🏼👍🏼

In September the hummingbirds are all over South Texas in migration…😎