Weekly Garden Tour - Early May 2024 (Audio Corrected)

Let’s take a look at my early may spring garden! new growth is exploding in the garden while the bulbs are still holding the fort! What a beautiful morning to enjoy the garden.
#cottagegarden #gardenwalk #gardentour

[@TheCornishCottageGarden-bs5lf]

Wow! Lots of lovely plants and colour 😊

[@missprettyplants7217]

Thank you very much! 😀

[@richbishop7896]

Your garden is really growing. That's why I like perennials because it takes so long before the annuals are at their best. Bonny

[@missprettyplants7217]

Thank you! I love that my garden is so full now and it’s really nice to see things starting to mature! I lover perennials so much! they keep on giving!

[@Glory2GodGarden]

I can’t wait to see the buds open and bloom. I’m interested in the black and white geraniums. ❤🌸

[@missprettyplants7217]

Me too!! can’t wait :) will share progression of the garden in the coming weeks ❤️🤗

[@TheSuburbanGardenista]

Lovely! 💚

[@missprettyplants7217]

Thank you so much!

[@thesecretgardener1104]

Just subscribed to your channel love your planting combination really nice.

[@missprettyplants7217]

Thank you and so very welcome to my channel. Great to have you here.

[@Gladioli10]

Truly such a beautiful garden 😍 I'm curious since you have such a large area to cover, do you use mulch or compost on all your flower beds every year?

[@missprettyplants7217]

Thank you very much❤️! I actually do not use mulch in my beds. my planting style is packed so when most things fill in there isn’t space for mulch. I let the leaves that fall from the trees add natural mulch and organic matter into the soil and generally also let other clippings mulch in place. I might mulch few areas as needed if the ground is getting too dry in summer.. but over time i just have a great number of plants and ground covers starting to knit together.