7 PERENNIALS ANYONE CAN GROW
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2021
- If you want easy, fuss free, low maintenance blooming perennials for your garden this video is for you! Especially new gardeners who want immediate success with reliable performers. Even though I am now relying more heavily on blooming shrubs, these perennials are mainstays in my garden. Coneflower, Rudbeckia, tall Phlox, Sedums, Daisies, Veronica, Creeping Phlox...they are absolutely bulletproof and can stand up to whatever the weather, poor soil, and gardener’s neglect you can throw at them! You can really hit the target with these easy to grow perennials!
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1:12 1. Echinacea - Purple Cone Flower
2:42 2. Rudbeckia(Black Eyed Susan) - Goldsturm or Maxima variety
4:47 3. Sedum - Autumn Joy or Pure Joy Variety
8:15 4. Veronica(aka Speedwell)
9:45 5. Chrysanthemum
11:10 6. Tall Phlox
12:57 Perennials vs Flowering Shrubs & Bulbs
14:05 7. Daisy - Shasta
15:05 8. Creeping Phlox
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Thank you. I do t understand why they make a wonderful video and leave out the list of plants. Thanks for taking your time to share it with us. 👍🏽🌺
Thank you so much🌺🌺🌺
I had earwigs decimate coneflowers and black eyed Susan’s, Shasta daisies OVERNIGHT. How do I grow these ?
@trubdour Thank you 🌼
I THINK WE SHOULD ALL TAKE A MOMENT TI APPRECIATE THOSE GORGEOUS ALLIUMS! 😂❤🎉
I love growing zinnias. They’re simple to plant and they can be trimmed for vases. And a new bloom grows back fast.
I like gaillardia. It is the toughest thing in my garden, and blooms all summer. Drought resistant, and very pretty. You have to deadhead, but it is worth it.
I’m so excited that you mentioned Mums. I’m a newer gardener. I bought some at Home Depot that were already bloomed out for $3.00 when they were sold for $30.00. I bought 9 of them. I took them home trimmed them and planted them to just be something green in a new flowerbed that had nothing in it. They survived my Idaho Winter and have come back beautifully every year for me. I love that I have sweet nice sized green mounds to plant around that I can depend on. I also love that at the end of the season I get a beautiful flower show from them. I never knew if what I did was right or wrong because everyone treats them as a throw away flower. It’s nice to see them get a mention somewhere. :)
Smart you!
Lucky you, I used to travel to Boston very often, the most beautiful memories of mums, there vas mums nursery in the North Main Street , Randolph, MA,
I simply fell in love with it, all the colour and some pumpkins……in September they just were giving me some joy ( 😥)
They are not so popular in the UK , I would give a lot just to see them , and my friends, sad ,very hard time for me, but that mums….. 💙😢
Must be nice being in zone 7. Here not so many would make it
Great story!!!! I always thought they were a "throwaway " flower as well. Ive got 7 or 8 spread around and i think one had a Baby. Lol theres a small shoot coming up next to it.
I love them. I’ve planted them over the years and some come back some dont😢.
Autumn joy sedum is called "Wounded warrior" in my language and is famous for healing properties. I have it for many, many years.
Didn’t know this, thank you❣️How do you prepare and use it for healing?
I love it, but the deer love it more.
I have some sedum but know the strain
How do you use it for healing, please?
@@janetdonald9801 People make tea for stomach ulcer, fresh leaves are good for corns and calluses, cracked heels etc.
You are so right. I have literally thinned my flower beds threw the discards in a pile and the next year they grew there.
HAPPY to let you Know Linda that Yesterday Evening we had Our First Monsoon with Hail Here in New Mexico,even Happier that All the Plants SURVIVED.
Thank you for remembering beginner and mid range gardners. Always find your content helpful! Appreciate you.
This video is just what the gardener ordered! 💘 it.
wow!! my garden has most of these. Shasta daisies, Echinacea, Autumn joy sedum, lavendar creeping flox. These all perform awesome. very low maintenance but great impact!!
i have these too, reliable plants
The truth, Barbara.... tell the truth.
I am planning a pollinator garden for next year and most all of these are included. Thanks for solidifying my choices for me.
Love your nasturtium in the pot!!
So gorgeous! I was hoping you’d talk about the huge alliums that you have - what kind are those? Globe master or gladiator?
Mrs. Huff Lantana is also a spectacular plant. Reliable, drought tolerant, deer resistant and fragrant. Love your design. You're an inspiration!
I live in South Eastern Washington, Zone 7a. Lantana is an annual here ☹️
But in AZ where my sister lives you see it everywhere all year round!! 🤗
I am jealous!!
Lantana is a must have in my hanging flower pots
Miss Huff is my favorite lantana ❤
Very to the point, not just dragged out, good info thankyou
Excellent treat for a Saturday afternoon. Thanks 😊
Love your new introduction!! I have all the Perrenials you mentioned and they have been in my yard for years!! Thanks for your input. Love your yard!!❤️
Thanks I just grew Shasta daisies from seed and am so excited to watch them bloom!
Thank you Linda, you have enabled me to be more experimental in my gardens, I love thrifting and love that you incorporate a lot of treasures into your garden as I do too. You are a vault of wonderful information.
All of these plants have marvelous foliage as well as lovely flowers.
Love this video! This is what I need as a new gardener, and I love perennials as I can save a lot. Thank you!
One year I had too many divisions of sedum and I laid it under a lilac. It bloomed there on top of the ground for 3 years before I found it a home. Bulletproof indeed
You are as beautiful (inside + out) as your garden! And you are always dressed so nice. Thanks for all the content and info!
She is so knowledgeable~love watching her videos!
The growth of your channel is exponential in the last few weeks, congratulations on all your hard work.
Thank you!
Thank you! Enjoyed the very practical information. Have most of these, but totally enjoyed the practicality of your insights!🤩
New to gardening in the south and have done so much research but your choice of topics, succinct presentation and of course expertise has been super valuable and appreciated. Thank you so much, Linda!🎉🎉🎉
Very informative. Thank you for all these wonderful garden suggestions!
I'd love for you to share and show how you dry flowers. I never have luck. Love your beautiful garden. By the way, I've been watching QVC for years. ❤
Yes Linda, two of my favorites are black eyed Susan and coneflowers.❤️❤️❤️
Fabulous segment! Thanks Linda!
My giant alliums dry beautifully and make designer looking arrangements.
After the blooms end I cut the globe with their long stems, tie them together and let them dry out in my garage.
Alliums are bulbs planted in the Fall /bloom late April all of May into June
They are a very beautiful BIG statement in my flower garden. The blooms can be as big as a cantaloupe!
I live in NW Indiana near Lake Michigan
Thank you Linda 🥰🌿🪴🪴🌱🌳 i bought Blue Veronica because of you .....and géraniums, and fig tree, and lavender, and and and!! 😆😆👌🏻😍 Great source of inspiration for me 🙏🏻❤️😘
I very much liked this video. It provided alot of good recommendations for sturdy, reliable perennials, many of which I have in my gardens. A great video for the beginner gardener who wants to incorporate some tried and true works of the garden.
Thanks so much for your actual facts due to your own experience. You are so detailed and speak slowly, so that it's all so easily to grasp. I have learned plenty from this video, as I am only in my 3rd year of really getting into all of this. Thanks again,, all the Best to You and yours here in 2021.
Beautiful.!! Thank you for all that great advice you always give. Blessings Linda. ❤💐
My favorite most die hard and beautiful plant is orange cosmos. It is an annual, however it reseeds and spreads. Likes crappy soil, heat, humidity and I never water it. Absolutely gorgeous too.
I can confirm the endorsement of each of these fantastic plants. I had all of them in my Pacific NW garden, and they did spectacularly-providing a consistent structure for my perennial gardens. In our wet climate, we had to take extra care with sedum autumn joy though because they do not like wet feet. Once they were situated in the right spot, they flourished and provided great shape and blooms when most else was spent in mid-Fall.
Spot on Steve👍
I’m also in the PNW and have had sedum autumn joy that never made it past a season. I’m reluctant to try it again but perhaps...
@@denisedorsey2889 We planted against a rock retaining wall (on top) and added a lot of grit and well draining soil so it could overwinter without rotting from all the rain!
Linda this is a very helpful video! As a fellow clay gardener I need all the tips I can get. I hope you do a follow up later this season when these start blooming. Happy Digging!
I live in Oklahoma too ! Definitely agree with what you said “before the eat, after the heat!” 😅 I love all your tips ! Just found your channel and So glad I did!!🌼
Such good info....thanks for sharing all your gardening tips !
What a wonderful video of knowledge. Thank you Linda!
Really enjoy this. Your garden is interesting.So many highlights and wonderful surprises. Makes one rethink of the possibility. And you look Great.
Very informative segment. . .and thank you giving the information in a brief concise manner!
I've learned so much from that I'm incorporating in my Spring cleanup and planting. Thank you for ramping up my fun!😊
Echinacea and Rudbeckia is absolutely lovely duo,sedums also welcomed in my garden in the fall they doing their best in my dry clay soil.
Am a big fan of daylilies,irises and hostas they really elevate the whole picture of garden
Thank you Linda for all of your wonderful videos. And many thanks to Stewart for his professional filming and editing. I thoroughly enjoy every one of your videos and have learned so much from you. You’re calm, soothing voice is so pleasant to listen to and your gardens are amazing.
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Thanks friend. Looking lovely.
Great informative video, Thankyou.i garden on clay too, but I'm learning clay can be fantastic when you know how to plant and to amend . Thanks for sharing Lynda 😊
Thank you 😊 so much for sharing your insights and knowledge.
Beautiful! Thank You for sharing.
Love this! Can't wait to see you on QVC on Thursday!!!
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QVC? Thursday? I hope I can get that channel. We live off-grid, and our tv stations go in and out.
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Love this video so refreshing love your front yard garden and the backyard so awesome
100% agree with creeping phlox. It is amazing.
Love this video. I am an experienced gardener but I garner lots of information from your walking commentaries. I'm writing down suggestions for my shade garden that I'm adding to. One flower I've never heard you mention and I grow it prolifically is Nigella or Love-in-a-mist. I scatter seeds and it grows easily in sun.....beautiful blue flowers that form great pods used in dry arrangements. I used to use them a lot in my floral business.
Love this!! I’m looking for all it!! Thanks
I will save and watch your video again because its to the point and great information. Thank you!!!
Thank you!!, I really appreciate that. Much love and kindness always Tracie from Australia
You have a beautiful flower garden . Thank you for showing! Sue Jenkins Simpson
Thank you so much for this video Linda ❤
I absolutely love phlox paniculata. Definitely iron plant. Before I bought my garden from previous owners they grew years without any fertilizer,on heavy soil, without cutting before new season and nothing happened to them. When full in bloom they look beautiful and the scent is so nice. It probably depends on the area they are growing but after the first bloom if you cut off the flowers they will bloom again until end of October.
Thank you. I am learning so much from you!
Nice short-cut list to gardening success!!
Thank you this is helpful for a beginner like myself!
Linda,
I just ADORE you and your videos!
Thank you!
I love how you let your larkspur self seed everywhere. Just like me! I like to place most plants...but the larkspur is so beautiful it can pop up wherever it wants. 😍
Yes!!
You had me at"Clay"! Thank you! I moved to SC 3 years ago & I need gardening advice. Thanks!😊
I love your shirt!!! Great video.. learned a lot. thank you so much with love, hugs and prayers.
Excellent as always. We have similar growing conditions except I’m 15 miles away as the crow flies from Stone Mountain & every time I dig I hit granite. That & huge water oaks soak up all the water when it gets brutally hot. So my soil REALLY drains too well.
I would add to that list:
Day lillies ( which Linda must hate )
My best plant for bloom & color ( grey ) is Rose Campion
And that’s about it !
Love all those plants, good variety choice !
That barberry is gorgeous!!! I just saw this at my garden center. I wonder what the flowers will look like?
Glad I found this...ideas to grow in native "soil" where I dont have to bring in my own soil
Super flowers. Thx Linda
Hi, Thank you for introducing me to "Sedum". I did not know it is so much loved; now, I see them differenly. 🙂 Best, Albert, SF, CA
Liked that you highlighted some natives! Your yard looks very nice. A few years back I stopped buying non-natives and hybrids. Dedicated to only plant native trees, scrubs and ephemerals. I've taken out old honeysuckle hedges and replaced with redbud trees and fringe trees. Zone 5b woodland prairie.
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you have pyrenees? I have one too
@@tas5622 yes! French dog of kings. Mine was a rescue at age 4. I guess he was lazy and didn't watch the sheep. Now he's the guardian of our galaxy. 💛
@@seachange17 how nice! Ours (a she) is turning 2 in August. We are very happy to have a pyr!
Love all these suggestions! My goal is to have a pollinator friendly garden. I just got rudbeckia and echinacea, so thanks for the confirmation! Ps- proven winners is an amazing company!
I’m in the south with clay soil as well. I have most of these plants and they are all so easy to grow.
I just discovered your channel today! I am so excited to find someone experienced in gardening in Oklahoma! Thanks!
Welcome!
Look at you sitting so cute in the garden!😊. Today’s post is why I follow you.....from Kansas (Wichita area) and share the same weather and soil conditions (clay.....my son one time told me I could make pots and sell them 😂😂). Haven’t watched QVC in years but I’ll be there Thursday....❤️
Completely agree I like the lower maintenance of shrubs over perennials. I like dwarf shrubs that are about the size of perennials. Also was glad (and sure) sedum made the list - a real problem solver.
Yup!
i am in GA and a plant nut! i am enjoying your page so much!
Thanks for propagating tips!❤❤
I have several and totally agree with your choices. I may have to get some Pure Joy. 😍 Your garden is as beautiful as ever! Love the blooming alliums!
You definitely need the pure joy because your name is Joy!
@@denisedorsey2889 😍 lol!
Love your videos! Thanks!
Lovely ☺️. Thanks 🙏 so much, appreciated.
Here in SoCal, I have tons of perennials on my back hill. I have the orange honeysuckle, tons of lantana and plumbago. The only problem I have is that they get big and stemmy, have to have them trimmed. They don't stop flowering if I water them deeply. They take a short rest, but then the water brings them back.
I love this video (and all of your videos!) I'm still trying to learn how to garden in clay.
New subscriber. Appreciate your honest and expert style.
Such lovely perennials
I have these also!! Beautiful video as always!!!
Fun, Fun, Fun! I feel like I got a passing grade on my new garden. I had most of the plants on your list already planted or to be planted. My hubs will be dismayed that I have some new plants to consider for other parts of the yard. He is my hired help, but excepts the joy on my face as payment. I’ll be checking into Veronica, and the two types of Phlox. Clay, heat, dessert conditions and high PH soil are my gardening challenges. Thanks for all the help. I’m excited to get the garden center.
Veronica is my new favorite. I wish I had known years ago. Beautiful!!!!!!!!
Thank You from Gainesville, Florida ❤ nice presentation
Sadly, I bought 7 Echinaceas last year and not one came back this year. It is a beautiful flower and I hope I can do better with it in the future. I live in harrah, OK. I love watching your videos and learning from you with what works well for our area. Cannot wait for the QVC line.
What a lovely video, I want them all 😍
I too garden in clay here in N.W. Ireland. Thanks for these suggestions. 👌💕
I have all the plants you described, but without deer spray they become deer food. I’m right in the middle of deer path here in zone 5b upstate NY, what I do is spray the garden and then put some in back of property and leave for the deer. Some say I’m inviting deer that way but I have found this has been win win for me. I get to enjoy plants and the deer have food and I get to enjoy seeing them. Creeping phlox is great choice for ground cover as they don’t get touched by deer or other animals.
Great video! Very informative! Be well.
Hi Linda !!!!! What a beautiful video ! Just like all of yours ❤️💖💝have a beautiful day I really missed you
Love your videos. So glad I've found your channel.
Welcome!