🌸 March Blooming Garden and ✨OFFICIALLY✨ Announcing the Proven Winners Pop-Up! 🙌🏼
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Welcome Gardeners! I'm finally getting my March blooming garden in. It will be a wonderful addition to my goal of having a year of blooms! Stay to the end of the video to hear all about the Proven Winners x Park Winters Pop-Up we have been planning! We will have speakers, food, wine, cut flowers, garden tours and more! Tickets are on sale now! 💗 Enjoy!
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Janey I’m thinking because your property is so large, repetition is really important. Maybe repeat the azaleas in the long border for example. That is a beautiful mix of plants you have. To repeat that full mix all along the border with more azaleas would be fabulous!!
Definitely, I was going to mention this as well. Repetition is one of the basic principles of a beautiful garden especially one as large as yours.
You are so right. Also, starting with your foundation plants first is especially important.
Hi Jannie! LOVE your channel. Let me tell you that bugainvilleas are really not finicky. They thrive in heat, humidity, love FULL sun and are extremely drought tolerant. The more water they get, the more foliage they put out. The less water they get, they drop their leaves and bloom like crazy. I am from Puerto Rico and every house hold has them. My parents used to plant them along the fence as a security measure because of their long thorns. They grow very quickly and do not like pruning that much. They will love your front fence and spill over it their blooms. Hope this helps you grow them.
The trick with growing bougainvilleas here in Florida is to grow it where it can be left alone, needs lots of room, I once planted a peach color boogie over a pagoda and we ended up having to take it down because we couldn't control it from growing over the roof! Ended up having to pull it out with a truck! Broke my heart...I now grow a bougainvillea freely in a container overlooking the pond, no pruning needed
I grew up in West africa, and we had a bougainvillea, and it makes me so nostalgic to see it every time. It was planted as a hedge at the front of our house and was a beautiful green wall with pink flowers. I was trimmed like once a year to keep it tidy. If I live in a warm climate again, one day I dream of growing it in my garden one day.
I think the humidity is a problem here in NorCal. We are pretty low humidity. But I do some people successful with them here.
I use milk crates lined with a garbage bag to transport my plants. Keeps them upright and minimizes messes!
I do too!!
#1 the new plants are perfect together! #2 Your pop up sounds amazing! You are just on fire! I am sooo happy for you! I wish I lived near by for the pop up’s for sure! Just so exciting! Thanks for sharing!
The every month of flowers idea is brilliant!
Hi Janey, with your personality, vision, and some magical way of "making things happen" I think you are quickly becoming a major gardening inflluencer force, and you deserve it! I will be proud to say that I watched you since the beginning. Keep up the wonderful, hard work you are doing, we all benefit.
I agree. I kind of found her by accident, but began watching her seriously after the Jim Putnam interview.
Janey, Vego just came out with a 130’ retractable hose. Since they already sponsor you, maybe that will work to reach behind your greenhouse? I’d love if you could get one and compare with hose link. Is that possible?❤ it would be so helpful to us consumers.
GREAT video!! Please, please, please do the Azalea walking tour for us before their done!! MI zone 6b here. Luckily, I can buy proven winners everywhere!! Thank you!! ❤
Congratulations 🎉 Janey!! I love the idea of the 12 month garden!
Janey love the March colour. Yes I have FOMO!!The pop up event sounds amazing, congratulations!!
Very pretty! Azaleas are super easy to take cuttings, dip in root hormone and plant. Have fun!
Janey, you have done an amazing job of organizing the Proven Winners Pop-up event. I think you’re a great ambassador for the Proven Winners line. Your March planting is beautiful. Question: Will you be planting any repeats in the garden of your monthly plantings? It would make for a beautiful and cohesive display throughout the seasons.
Janey, thank you so much!
I'm in North Carolina and there's no way I can come to your event in May. But I looked to see the cost of the tickets, and it's awesome that you're making it a reasonable price for such an incredible event.
Other UA-cam garden channels do events and their ticket price is astronomical. Thank you so much for making your event accessible to the average home gardener.
If you ever host an event in eastern North Carolina, I'll be there!
Also in eastern NC. This early spring is glorious. Do you think it will last? What are your favorite garden centers?
I think spring is here to stay.
I don't really have any favorite garden centers. I haven't been able to do a lot of investigating garden centers around me. The only one I've been to is Whispering Pines located just outside of Snow Hill.
@@saraw8503 What part of Eastern NC? I'm a Wilmington native and could give you a whole list of nurseries to visit! :)
You should really consider going through Harris Seed Co through the Raker Roberta program. That's for plugs. Anyway, financially it is well worth it. I got trays of 36 plugs, but one tray had 67 tiny starts in them. They were actually decent sized. The azaleas and rhodies need acidic soil. In Washington they've been known to get 25' tall and wide. They're gorgeous. Your event sounds fabulous. I have FOMO! Come to Boise, ID !
I have been watching you over a year now and I have never commented but I live in 9b Houston Texas and I can't find any other 9b videos. I love your voice some people I can't stand their voice. I have to plant every plant in a pot.
I grow my Silverbush ground cover (your Bush Morning Glory) in full sun here in Temperate South Australia. It grows even in crummy soil, and is extremely drought tolerant although it appreciates regular watering too., as long as it has good drainage. I’ve got it planted where there is no irrigation, and it’s grown nicely over mound I wanted to hide.
I’ve seen it here in SE Vic, and have always bypassed it. Not anymore! Seems Janey is inspiring me with her choices, and now that I know it does well in your dry SA heat, it’s definitely going on my list of must-haves come spring! Thanks for sharing the plant love. 🙏🤗
Do you ever go to Annie's Annuals? I used to drive up from Huntington Beach ( SoCal) twice a year to visit. So much more than annuals and so many natives!
I bought 3 of those Morning Glory from Lemuria in Dixon and I was told it’s for sunny areas! Is that info incorrect since you want to place it in your shade garden?
I just planted pink African Daisy’s in my daughter’s memory garden. They look amazing with Loropedlems. We have azaleas here and they always have holes and not very busy. I will be watching to see how yours does.
I wish N. Florida was next to Davis. I’d be there in a heartbeat. I was sold and then I saw Michael Glassman is speaking- now I have envy and FOMO! I know it will be an amazing time.
Good luck with your pop up event! I’d be there in a heart beat if I was local!
Put a sturdy box in the back of your truck to keep plants upright! I leave one in there all the time! You never know when a plant sale is coming!
Janie it’s all BEAUTIFUL! You are transformed your property into a GORGEOUS GARDEN! Please bring the Pop-Up shop to TEXAS!!! Southeast Texas around Houston pkezzzzzz
The Park Winters event is already sold out!! Wow! Hope you'll be planning more events with the speakers. I'll definitely be heading to Gridley to shop PW. Have fun!
I'm in South Carolina and I have been so pleased with the African daisies. They wintered over and are so unique.
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How fun!!! A Proven Winners Pop-up! My Dream!!! Come to Georgia!!! ❤🌻❤
OMG! You will LOVE heather! I have 3. They start tiny blooming in January and reach their bloom height in March. Great pic on the azaleas too!🙌🏼🌺
This isn’t really gonna work tho cuz the reason why those plants are blooming is cuz they came from the grower so they are possibly blooming early.
@@judybrock5360 yeah it’s kinda hard finding out which plants actually bloom on what month but it is a great idea that she is going every month cuz for sure some of those plants will bloom but not all at the same time.
I love that March planting together and the event sounds so perfect! Wish I could make it!
I was telling my husband about your “buy something that is in flower every month” and (even though our garden was already established when we purchased it, it isn’t to our taste) he thinks it’s inspired!
I love the concept of your event!!!🎉 I hope it is a raging success, and that one day you can even bring it to Brisbane, Australia. 😉
Yes please!! Bring Proven Winners Plants down here to Texas!! I love what you all are planning on doing. May it be a success!! Love your channel❤😊
Tampa, FL needs this so, so badly!! It can’t just be me!
I wish I lived closer, I would be there for sure!! Sounds like so much fun! Your garden is looking so amazing, Janey. You mentioned expanding the PW’s pop up idea - please do and include Texas! I will drive wherever I need to in Texas to attend. Drive, because I need a vehicle to haul home all of the treasures! 😇🌺🌷🌿
I second this!
A beautiful combination of plants! Please let me know if you need contacts in san antonio texas for a pop up! Would love that event here.❤
You are popping my favorite colors today Janey! Loving all of the color combinations.
How exciting!! I have traditional azaleas and encore azaleas. I love my encore the most. They have more blooms and bloom 2-3 times a year. Traditional azaleas only bloom in the spring.
I love my Encore Azaleas, I only have the white variety right now that I got at Christmas time with poinsettias! They are already in their second bloom! I'm in zone 9b Florida where the traditional azaleas are tn full bloom, very happy this year since we had a mild winter.
Yes! Same here. I live in houston Texas. It’s a great year for azaleas.
I think it’s great to do something to your middle garden this year and maybe even think about some shrubs even if you don’t know exactly where they are going because the sooner you get them in the ground years earlier the more ahead of the game you’ll be. 😊
You are so good, Janey! All the people you have met, tours, interviews, partnerships, and GETTING THINGS DONE! I’m in Michigan so can’t come to this event (and in theory, should be able to get proven winners plants) but I would be there if you were near me. Good work, lady!
Janie, this is how I see you: your time and energy investment, hard work, networking, solid dedication, and flexibility in personal growth - 100% paying off. And it's benefitting me - WOW! I appreciate you and I'm proud of you as if I'm close to you. Thank you!
Uhh, you forgot to say Atlanta! Come on don’t forget us! The event sounds great! The African daisies are lovely! Everything came together so beautifully !
I second Atlanta!
I love how excited you are about this announcement!!! This sounds so amazing :) Come to HOUSTON, TX!!!
And I´m almost 6000 miles away. I wish you all so much fun! It sounds amazing! And I love your March plant selection. But creeping jenny - no thanks. Here it goes everywhere - it´s a pain. 😅 Hugs from Germany
Hi Janey.. Mary here again…… coffee grounds …… azaleas love coffee grounds …it will help the ground be more acid…. Good for hydrangeas also!! ♥️🌺🦋
I love the idea of your monthly blooming gardens. Please come to Central FL! I have a heck of a time finding Proven Winners plants.
me, too!
OMG I would fly there in May if I could!! That pop-up sounds dreamy, please bring it to Portland, Oregon (or Seattle, I'd drive North for sure!)
Hi Janey, You are right about bougainvilleas being finicky in our zone 9b. They hate frost and need lots of water!
African daisies are evergreen for me in Gilroy. They are SO easy, mine don't even get watered and they're beautiful!
Your azalea can certainly get big, if it gets lots of water. I'd put double drippers there. They're very easy to grow. Just fertilize with acid-lovers fertilizer after they bloom and add some chelated iron if the leaves yellow.
I SO wish I could attend the pop-up garden show, but Winters is a long drive for me. I have serious fomo!🤔
Janey, this is a beautiful combination. I can not wait to see it grow together. I love those African Daisies! For your Azaleas, you're on the right path. I have the most alkaline soil ever, and I add Soil Acidifier & Holly Tone twice a year and Rose Tone monthly while it's growing season, and they bloom very nicely. You're going to love it!
Oh my gosh, Janey! Your Proven Winner event sounds awesome! When you bring it to LA in the future, I'll be there! Also, I love the plants you selected for your March blooming garden :-).
I grow Mexican Heather here in zone 9b Florida. It does well, but I really love the variety you chose. My sister in law shops at your Elk Grove branch, she comes over from Lake County to shop when visiting her son. I LOVE your selections and the idea of highlighting a month...not that we need an excuse to shop, right?! Ha,ha!
Hi Janey, I don't know if you have heard that coffee grounds are great for Azaleas & Rhodo's, Hydrangeas, etc, love coffee grounds, they are acid!! You can get them at Starbucks, Biggby, Alot of Coffee places will give free in big bags! They have filters in them too & you can add them in the soil too ,It doesn't hurt anything to have it is amazing & earth worms love it & they build your soil!😉 My Dad taught me this, I have been doing this for yrs!!
I love your March blooming selection of perennials! I am also even more excited for the pop-up event at Park Winters with all that will be happening at the event. My tickets are purchased, and I look forward to meeting you and all the other people that are joining you to make it happen. PW is my happy place! 🎫🪴💓
Please please please bring Proven Winners to the Pacific Northwest - Christiansons in the Skagit Valley would be a great venue, wouldn’t it???
Benefits of Coffee Grounds on Plants
First, it is important to point out that we are discussing the use of spent coffee grounds, those that have already been used to make coffee. This is important because fresh and used coffee grounds, as well as brewed coffee, all have different properties. For example, brewed coffee itself is highly acidic, but spent coffee grounds are not. We’ll discuss that aspect in detail below, but first let’s look at the nutrients found in spent coffee grounds, and what benefits they can have on plants.
Coffee Grounds Contain Nutrients
After coffee has been brewed, the remaining grounds contain a mixture of proteins, oils, and carbohydrates that were not extracted by the water. Nitrogen-rich proteins make up about 10 percent of the spent grounds-and plants use a lot of nitrogen. Coffee grounds also contain potassium, and trace amounts of phosphorous, as well as micronutrients utilized by plants, including calcium, iron, magnesium, and zinc.
Coffee Grounds Contribute to Healthy Soil
While coffee grounds contain beneficial nutrients, plants can't utilize those nutrients straight from the grounds themselves. The coffee grounds must first be broken down through composting or natural decomposition. Through these processes, soil microbes transform elemental nutrients found in coffee grounds and other organic materials into compounds usable by plants.
In her article “Using Coffee Grounds in Gardens and Landscapes,” Dr. Linda Chalker-Scott, urban horticulturist at Washington State University notes, “When they are used properly, coffee grounds supply nutrients and provide other benefits that increase plant growth." She adds that, "in general, only composted coffee grounds should be worked in as a soil amendment" for plants.1
Composted coffee grounds also contribute organic matter to soils, which helps improve soil structure, promoting movement of air and water through the soil profile.
Challenges of Using Coffee Grounds on Plants
In addition to the potential benefits of using coffee grounds on plants, studies have also revealed detrimental impacts associated with this practice.1 While most of these challenges have been observed only on crop or landscape plants, they may also apply to houseplants. I hope this helps! Enjoy,I love your videos! Thanks again, Sandy Asposito
Oh yes honey…. I live in Northwest Florida zone 8B. I have. Formosa Azalea, purple, like the ones you showed. And yes, they grow and grow and grow. Mine were 8 feet across and at least that tall. I even did a rejuvenation prune on all of my 100 Azalea plants, and they all came back the same height. It was amazing. And oh so beautiful in the spring. And evergreen for the rest of the year.
Man, that sounds so much fun! Please, please, please come to Florida! And Jack can speak and the guys from Tampa Josh and ? (Shoot, brain fog) and I’m close to Tampa! And we can get our hands on some PW! Good luck
Love your channel. 🤩I live in 8b coastal NC. I love, love, love azaleas. I have some of the old ones that bloom only once a year, and of course, I love them. In my new gardens I have switched over to the re-blooming Encore azaleas. (I know Proven Winners have some too.)The re-blooming ones are so, so, worth it! I literally have strong blooms on them for about 2 1/2 - 3 months, twice a years! That is over 1/3rd of the year! They are little trouble because they are shrubs, and the blooms are huge. Encore has a size chart because there is a big difference in foliage color, flower color, height, and bloom size. I have 3 different types, but according to customer service at Encore, Autumn Royal azalea is one of the toughest . It has proven that for me and they takes full sun, even the hot afternoon sun. Once again, I do enjoy your channel and look forward to watching you develop your garden at your new home.
Boo-Hoo, cry, cry 😭the Park Winter event tickets are already sold out. I couldn't watch your video until later today and I missed the announcement. I'm so bummed. I was watching so closely every day, but missed it anyway. Oh well, on a positive note... I do love the choice of plants you showed today. It really brightened up that spot along your long border. Can't wait to see the progress this year. You, Jason, and the girls have done so well already! Loving all your content - keep up the good work!
I love your 12 month idea. I’m thinking of doing the same 🌱 Please go through California with the pop ups. I’m in So-Cal and have such a hard time finding Proven Winner plants. Hopefully PW can start to offer us in the west more of their Beautiful plants.
Important janey ‼️ add ericaceous soil to your heathers! They thrive in acidic soil ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful Janey! I lived in Antelope, CA (Sacramento) and I grew azaleas, and they grew like crazy, they will grow really well for you too.
OMG How is your pop up so affordable? I’m hoping it doesn’t sell out before I hear back from friends. Tickets would make a great Mother’s Day present.
Janey, if you buy the Encore Azaleas, they are smaller but they Rebloom Spring,Summer and Fall! My son lives across the street from me and his are beautiful, zone 8 South Carolina ❤
I was considering an Armeria the other day as well! They are sooo cute. I held off on it though, knowing it would be best to get the plants that I already have into the ground. I was so proud of myself! I love your plant recipe for the long border. It will be absolutely beautiful. I didn't know that any camellias that had fragrance! I will have to check that out. I sooo wanted to attend your Proven Winners Pop-Up, but when I looked at the tickets, it said it was sold out. I am happy for you, but I was so disappointed for me. Waugh....I hope you might consider hosting another event sometime (come to the Bay Area please!).💐
I’m so curious about your azalea because I have been thinking of planting one! I really want to see its progress!
I’m curious why you think bougainvillea was a lot of work. Did it just get unwieldy because it grew so well? I love them and have 4! 😆
And the Elk Grove Green Acres is one of my faves too 🙂
Good morning from Kentucky! I was just wondering if you said you're just to dry for your creeping jenny to really get going. BUT aren't you all out of the drought now?? And you're getting a lot of rain lately?? Lol OH and by the way I do have FOMO!!! LOL🥀🍀🪴🌸🌻
Tulsa Oklahoma!!! Hard to find PW here as well. Two places but they don’t have a bunch in stock. We could get Paul James who use to have a TV show on gardening. I bet we could get a master gardener and someone from OSU Hort to speak and local vendors who sell flowers and food trucks! Maybe hold it at Woodward Park which is gorgeous and has teaching gardens
Loved your plant combinations in your new azalea bed! Going to see if I can find some Heather. I looked it up and some varieties bloom from September through April in some zones!!!
Hi Janey, I just bought my tickets. I'm looking forward to meeting you, Robbie and Michael. I'm really hoping there will be some Proven Winners nepeta and veronica's there. Since it is so hard to find Proven Winners annuals and especially perennials, it would be helpful if there was a blog or webpage listing nurseries in California and surrounding States that sell Proven Winners and what varieties they carry. Would Proven Winners have this information? I would expect they know what varieties are sold at each nursery. This is separate from their nursery finder on their website because that doesn't list what varieties the nursery sells. Depending on where we live, some of us may be willing to make the drive to find the plant we are looking for. Shipping is so expensive and taking a day trip to visit a nursery to bring home a big haul of plants may be worth the drive.
Hey Jannie. Wanted to tell you about a new Azalea I purchased recently. It’s called Encore Azalea. They come in several colors and bloom more often than regular Azaleas. They grow 2.5 feet tall and work in light shade to full sun. I purchased 3 red ones that are beautiful. They suggest you plant them 1/4 inch above the soil to prevent root rot. I ordered mine online.
That area under the neighbor's tree looks good for your azalea. Even in southeastern NC, zone 8b, azaleas grow great in dappled light. I have a bank of old fashioned azaleas that are now in full sun. They are in full sun because a hurricane took out all our big old trees. They've been in their spot for nearly 30 years, and they are holding their own. But hey! We haven't gotten to the heat of a southern coastal summer yet. Good luck with those pretty plants!
Come to LA!! Well, mostly the Pasadena area. We have the Huntington Garden for you to come and tour and well, Nuccio himself if they haven't closed out yet.
Your event sounds so fun! I’m in NJ outside of Philadelphia and we get lots of Proven Winners here. So I’d definitely love the plants, but I’d come for everything else you listed. I don’t know of events around here that include all of those fantastic activities and people.
According to what I've read azaleas can cause issues to dogs that eat the., nausea, difficulty walking and or siezures. Hope your puppy stays away from them.
I LOVE your excitement for the pop up event! I am 7 hours away but seriously considering making a trip of it because it sounds like a dream! However, if you do one in socal that would be so great and I would for sure be there! Also an idea for your plant transportation haha. We have a tonneau cover for our truck and i keep a laundry basket that I've secure with a bungee cord to a hook. Whenever I have plants I pop them in there and they usually stay in pretty good condition! ☺
I’m so glad you picked some pink colors. I know you like white flowers, but I am just not a fan. I love hot pink flowers! 😊
Enjoy watching your channel. It's especially fun to see you design your new property. I can't wait to see what you'll do next. I'm glad to know i'm not the only one that gets all excited when I go to a nursery.. So glad you're doing the event. I know the frustration of not finding them. Although I can find some proven winner plants Last year.
My nursery decided to delete.
a lot of the proven winner's Variety. This Year I ordered online to make sure I got exactly what I wanted .Perhaps some of the nurseries will get the idea and start carrying them. If you do more events come to Missouri (Saint Louis) we
would love to meet you and other gardeners as well.
I'd love to come to your pop-up event, but it's just too far away.
I love your choices in plants. My experience with Osteospermum in my Monterey County, CA zone 8b garden is that they are not only perennials, but they are evergreen. The one caveat in my experience is that they tend to spread much more than two feet. One of mine got to over 4 feet and was actually climbing up one of my roses. And wherever the branches spread, they put out roots. So I have learned I need to keep them cut back. They are beautiful though and worth a little extra training.
Hi Janey, love to have The Proven Winners Pop-Up Event come to Orange County, CA!!! 🙏😊
Come to San Antonio!! Rainbow Gardens on Thousand Oaks Dr sells proven winners. And a pop up there would be so much fun!!
Your garden is already looking beautiful. Question, any chance you could put an information link to the exact plants you are putting in during the video, or at least specfic name, down in your video description? Then I could look up the specifics about the plant to see if they would work in my garden. You inspire me with your plant artistic eye. Sometimes i see a plant you get and would love to try....for example that heather...oh so pretty.
Azaleas are one of my favorites!!! I’m from a town that has an entire festival dedicated to them. If you’re ever in the east coast-Check out the Azalea Festival in Wilmington NC. Every April the town is just bursting with gorgeous azaleas. Most planted decades ago. It’s just spectacular! Happy spring gardening! 🌸
I lived in Wilmington briefly but I had no idea.I’ll have to get back and visit sometime.
@@rachelsgarden Yes! If you can swing it, it's called the "Azalea Festival Garden Tour" put on by the Cape Fear Garden Club. Definitely worth it, in my opinion. ☺ It's usually 7-12 private residence gardens that you get to tour. My husband and I have been going since 2006. Even now living in Virginia we make the drive. 🌸
Janie what is the correct way to spell your name? I see people spelling your name at least 5 different ways. Also the Bush morning glory needs full sun since it has silvery foliage and you didn't plant it. Love your color combinations with the Azalea shrub.
I agree, perfect color combination. That's one of the things I liked about the plantings at your last house. Love to see a fellow gardener who carries a tape measure. 😋
I kept a few milk crates in the back of my truck, so when I was bringing plants home, I could keep them upright. As you know, they don’t like being whipped by the wind either so I would push them up against the back windows of the truck where they got a wind break.
That convovulus you picked wants the sun. That Green Acres is my fave also..
Hi Janey! I enjoy your videos so much!! I can't wait to see your new garden space after the plants get established. Just some info for you on the name for your heather. Kramer is a German name. Rot in German means red. So, Kramer's Rote means Kramer's red one. :) Cheers, Irma
I love this idea. I'm going to try it. And, perhaps now I know why my azaleas don't do well. Some have full sun, some have part sun. Granted most are 20+ years old so I think in general they are done.
Am considering driving up from LA for this (my bestie lives in Natomas). Please come to LA!
Janie, if your event is trial 1, how about trial 2 close-ish to home down here in the Sunnyvale/Cupertino area? It would be very well received! 🌸
Love your plant if the month.
Why didn't you choose Monrovia since they grow in California? Where PW is east coast.
That convolvulus LOVES hot sun. I hope you don’t plant in your shade garden. 😩
Janey beautiful BUT heathers thrive in acidic soil .. here in uk we all plant them in acidic soil … ❤❤
Ooh but you did the Japonica! But all the new plants are going to be beautifully paired together 😊New Hampshire please 🙏
I inherited an azalea when I bought my house. It's tucked up against a north wall of my house and never sees the light of the sun, gets no watering from me, and its blooming like crazy right now. I think mine thrives on neglect.
The pop up event sounds amazing. Wish I wasn’t so far away. We can’t get many PW annuals in Texas either.
I love all your videos but I especially love this new series you started of planting something in bloom every month! Also complete side note, by 6 year old son asked how olives are made yesterday. So I pulled up your olive video to show him how they are harvested and prepared!
Love that azalea, but I think you need two more and make a nice bank against the fence and backdrop for you other pretties! ❤️😊
Beautiful plants, tomorrow is supposed to be 29 degrees in the morning in KY. 🙄
Speak of the devil! I just bought a Mediterranean Pink Heather! I'm in zone 7A. Hopefully they will be very happy with us!!!
I wish I'd purchased on day 1 of the announcement. I'm in Point Richmond and would Love to attend another event within a 1 hour-ish drive.