Plants with Beautiful Berries for Fall & Winter Interest (+ Hartley Pathway is DONE!) 😍🌿🥰
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2023
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Here’s a plug for becoming familiar with botanical Latin. Laura planted Mahonia repens today. The second word in a botanical name is always a descriptor, so by looking at the name, you know that it’s a creeping plant, because “repens” = creeping. Acer rubrum? “Rubrum” = red, so that’s a red maple. It’s super interesting, and much less intimidating than people think.
That’s interesting, thanks! Have you seen Dr. Allan Armitage’s latest garden tour on Jim Putnam’s channel (HortTube)? He wrote a new book called, ‘Of Naked Ladies and Forget-Me-Nots’. It’s about the stories behind how plants get their common names. I’ve always wondered how that happens, so I’m looking forward to finding out.
@@julieh2935 I haven't yet, but I love Dr. A, and Jim. I enjoy the science-y aspect of gardening, so I like to support Jim and his channel in spreading the word about the "whys" and "hows" of it all. :)
And that the first two are both different Aronias
@@thecraftycultivator Yes! I was going to mention that, because it’s such a great example of how the botanical names are more accurate, but I was typing in my phone at 7:30am, pre-caffeine. 😅
@@GardenKath I have learned SO much from watching Jim these last few years. I haven’t killed as many plants as I used to! 😆👍
"Do I plant it high?" Laura throwing playful shade at Aaron.😂 Love it.
Never thought I would hear Laura say, “we need to add more boulders!” Love it!
Oh! The new stone pathway is perfect! They really are artists! Fun seeing the Autumn colors beginning to appear on the trees🥰🍂🍁
🍂Good morning Laura and all GA friends. Wow is the word! Pedro and his team are true artists, and Laura, you are a visionary. And Benjamin, a true decorator providing some fall interest for the fish! Enjoy a beautiful garden day everyone 🌻🍁🧡
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The sunrise, the water, the birds and the sounds of planting.....the perfect beginning of a day.
Did anyone else smile when Laura mentioned getting more large rocks 😊
Boulders?!? Yes, please! They will add a lot of dimension to the pond area plantings. Makes me so happy to see Laura loving the pond so much; I think she was a little hesitant way back, but now can't imagine it without it!! ❤🐸🐠🦆
So glad to see you received the mat undamaged!. So fun to see it with your plantings for the day. Fabulous video today - as always!
It was so nice of you to do that. I remember when it was lost out of the back of the truck and she was never able to find another one. I was so happy to see one again! Have a great day 😊
I hope she writes a thank you note in addition to this shoutout. I’m sure it made her day! 🌸🌸🌸
I love how the cats, Russell and Douglas, garden with you! So cute!
Pathways are so good. Really ties everything together. Love seeing the birds enjoying the pond too.
Oh my the red kneeling pad!!! I remember how you could not believe that it flew from the truck. That was so sweet of the viewer.
Love listening to the birds and water while you are planting, so peaceful!! 💜💜
Hard to miss the red knee pad!! Lovely gesture from a viewer! This winter interest video is one of my favorites. Love the companion to the proud berry. The walkways are beautiful. Our country needs more craftsmen/people!!
Laura used to have one and she loved it because she could always see it if she left it out somewhere.
It flew out of the back of the pick up years ago.
Love that everywhere you go, there's a kitty or two.
Kudos Laura!
I have slowly recognized how very brave you are in exploring your creativity in such a public format.
Most of us would surely be intimidated taking on a vast swath of raw land with confidence. It is amazing you can stand true to your visions, circle your arms about in the emptiness saying " at maturity this bush will fill this space nicely!" with great confidence and enthusiasm for the coming results 😂
The Hartley pathway is so pretty. It's so cute Benjamin wanting to decorate here and there, just like his mom! 😊 And I like the Barberry bushes there, too
How very sweet of Kathy to send Laura a replacement for the long lost kneeling pad😊
The pathway is PERFECT ! Look at all the birds around the pond ! How wonderful is that ! Your property has really transformed since you moved in.Amazing !
I’m so delighted to see y’all enjoying the pond. It’s so beautiful. It’s a joy to see Benjamin and Samantha playing and enjoying being near the pond. Thanks for sharing ❤🍁🎃🍂
Laura, you are a true artist with your vision of how your plantings will mature. The layers that you create along with the textures and colors are beyond amazing. I have been a florist for almost 40 years, but in regards to outdoor planting and gardening, I have learned so much over the time I have been watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your passion with others♡
I thought every gardener did this.. Most people I know do that with their garden
I heard in a recap video Aaron mentioning drip zones 70 and 72 when talking about drip issues. How many garden zones do you have on the property, and how do you know when a zone is ‘full’?
I wondered that too. We have 7, haha!
Southern gardeners, check with your local AG extension before planting mahonia. It’s illegal in a lot of southern states. It grows wild in a lot of forest here, but if you come across one, don’t transplant it as you can get fined. If it’s on your property you’re supposed to kill it or you can give it to your AG extension to kill.
I have a Darlow’s Enigma and it is an incredible rose. It fills our entire back garden with it’s fragrance. Give it lots of room because it is an enormous rose. Heirloom Roses is my main source of roses and I have great success with everything I order from them.
I just bought one this year and am so excited to see it grow! Does yours continually bloom?
@@halleferrier28 There are blooms on it all summer long with several heavy flushes.
The new pathway is so beautiful! I love the view of the Hartley with the green lawn in front. I hope any new plantings will be low, so the view of the Hartley will be unobstructed.
Good morning everyone! Gorgeous pathway and plants!😊Blessings 💞🙏💞
The pathways are incredible and add so much to your gardens. The berry bushes are all so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Laura I’ve been watching your channel for years,I don’t miss a single one of your videos . It has become part of my morning routine😊. Even tho I can’t grow most of what you do ( because I live in the Caribbean Trinidad and Tobago) You have inspired me and my new found love for plants. Question: When are you going to start adding lighting to your amazing garden? God’s blessings to you and your beautiful family.
It is so inviting to see the chairs at the house end of the new path. Great placement; sit awhile and enjoy the view. Beautiful workmanship!
Hey Guys!!! I been following your channel when you first moved in to this beautiful home! But out of curiosity. I never see videos of Laura unboxing gifts from people all around the world anymore!!! Why not!!! I loved them!!!
It’s wonderful seeing the birds using the pond ,such a beautiful place for all.
The pathway looks great. Pedro sure does a awesome job. We need him here. Lol. Those plants are beautiful.
A true, beautifully planned, planted garden home. SO MUCH accomplished this year. Please give us occasional before & afters. I know TONS of lights are coming next, for the big seasonal thing, but I wonder, what's the new years big things are going to be?
You & Aaron have grown, improved and learned SO MUCH, and, have taught us a long the way. Appreciate you, your videos, and information, as well as inspiration. God bless you & yours as always.
If you want something with a really gorgeous red color in the fall...how about a firebush or burning bush shrub? We have many in our area and they are the first to turn color and the red color is brilliant. I don't know if they are invasive in your area, I live in the northeast. They like full sun to partial sun, zone 3 through 8, get pretty big...4' to 8'. The fiery red color is stunning.
Good morning, Laura (and a cameo with Aaron)❤ from Windermere, Florida 9b
I'm so in love with your plant and tree choices, but "Oh My" that stone pathway 😮 Oo La La!!!!
Happy Gardening Everyone 👩🌾👍
❤Peggy❤
I've never heard of CoralBerry until this year when Mrs. L did a video on it previously. It's now on my list of items to purchase next year, as well as Chokeberry. Hopefully at 68, I'll still be able to dig a hole!!!
Your planting scene at the pond was total ASMR! No music, just the light sounds of running/spilling water with the (sunrise?) in the background.
Pathways & benches... oh my, so beautiful!!! Then there's the plants ❣❣❣
It's hard to know which I love more, Pedro & crew's stonework or your planting BIG trees! Each fully & immediately change the landscape to create the canvas/backdrop to your plantings. Each couldn't be done without. As I watched Laura choose which plant for which spot, she too, felt like an artist choosing from her palette. Gardening (as any good gardener knows) is a collaborative art form, & like any art form worked in tandem with the Creator.
BTW, as a longtime antique rose grower, I've been winnowing my collection down to thornless varieties, rather than wading into a thicket of thorns. 10 feet of thorns is not my idea of fun, no matter how pretty the blooms.
Michele, it's a toss-up for me, as well.
Since that window at the end of the pathway is off center, don't try to balance it, it highlights the problem, out both chairs on the same side and something else (a pot? a single chair?) on the other side 🧡
I love it that your cats follow you around the garden. So do mine.
I always put the plants in the place for several days, so the plant would get used to where they would be planted, meanwhile give me some time to think carefully ❤
I'm always jealous seeing gardens with orange rocket barberry. Feel like it adds such a nice narrow upright interest with great red color.
Aaron and Laura I really love the pathway and your chairs and your rockBurnereverything turned out so beautiful God bless you all and have a good night❤❤❤
Wow, pathway to the Hartley is absolutely beautiful! The whole property is evolving into a beautiful oasis.❤
My goodness, the garden looking on a new. A quay from the house to the hot late so beautiful. I love ithe garden looking from when I'm looking at you. Looking behind you, it looks so beautiful.❤❤❤❤🎉
Beautiful fall color at 5:29 mark! I also can't believe how you guys have transformed the "Mars" area. It's now a Garden of Eden. :)
I’m so envious watching you dig holes so easily here in Virginia I’ve had to use a chisel and a mallet to dig in this clay soil to plant crepe myrtles 😩
Oh my gosh, definitely plant the barberry next to the Montana Moss Juniper, that’s gorgeous! Plus the chokeberry next to the little spruce…chef’s kiss 👌
Those barberries are super cool. I love that color add there! I think we need to walk around and just look without talking soon!
Greg Wittstock and his guys did an amazing job on the pond. Just spectacular!! Laura's planting artistry with Greg's is a match made in heaven!!
You are going to absolutely LOVE your 'Darlow's Enigma' rose. It's one of the most beautiful, scented, pollinator magnet, bird magnet, no care large shrubs you could ever wish for. Just plant it where it can get big, and let it go. No pruning necessary at all! You'll find yourself going out of your way to visit it when it's in bloom, which is almost all season. For your 'Polka" rose, I would suggest planting it on the arched pergola/arbor you have in the South garden. It is a large rose that needs room to spread out, and be trained. You efforts will be rewarded with the biggest, fluffiest, most beautiful apricot colored roses you've ever seen! It's a show stopper of a rose, and deserves a special spot where it can be admired. I look forward to seeing both of these roses thrive in your garden!
Saw quick shot of plumbago ground cover @ 8:13. IMHO the best ground cover ever. Have used tons of it over the years in customer's gardens. Spreads gently, returns reliably, great color in spring, summer ad fall. ♥️ 😊
Beautiful pathway! You introduce plants that I didn’t even know existed & I just keep on dreaming😍 Loving the pond area.
Pedro and his crew are stone artists!!
Kind of funny that Laura calls one shrub Chokeberry and one Aronia when they are both Aronia, just different varieties. Shows how common vs. botanical names can get confusing sometimes. There are several aronia varieties available for many uses from ground covers to tall shrubs. Great replacement for fussy burning bush too. I love multi-season plants and I love videos like this that show more things for fall and winter interest! ❤
Another gorgeous addition to your space! Pathway is so very nice. Just perfect.
The rose made me smile as they look like the type that grew wild at my grandparent’s homestead near where a log cabin once stood.
Laura and Aaron, have you thought about some go pro shorts from all the cats collars? I'd be interested in watching Douglas and Russell. We never see Cheddar.
Padro and Crew are amazing. Every project is perfection.
Have you thought about combining the blue rocks with a contrasting color? That would tone them down some.
I love your channel. Over the last several years, you've given me so much inspiration. Thank you. ❤
P.S. Good call, Aaron, on talking her into this venture. You guys are the best!
Russel & Douglas are ur shadow. They follow u everywhere.❤...😊
Shout out to Cathy where did you find the kneeling pad? Is Cheddar still around somewhere? I miss how Russell used to follow you around all the time I think 💭 somebody stole his thunder 😢 please give him extra ❤ every time you pass him 😑
Love all the work you do! thank you so much for all the ideas. Winter series idea for this year. You mention colors in the garden space. Blues, reds, yellows, and greens. Can you do some episodes where you give plant ideas and plant type for each color? Maybe break down each color in each episode. Thanks again!
Good morning! Yesterday, I mentioned stepping up your merch game! You love that kneeling pad. Make a Garden Answer one!!! Now I'd spend good money on that!❤❤❤
Laura you should consider planting some Blue Rug Juniper around your boulders. I think they would look great. They are a beautiful, low growing and low maintenance shrub. Bonny
It makes me laugh at how no matter where Laura goes, there always is at least one cat lurking in the background. And next spring, I am pulling out all my spireas (which I hate) and replacing them with coralberries. Its a bit too cold here in Ottawa to be doing it this fall - but I just am in love with those pink berries.
Oh my!!! The walkway is SOOO pretty. I love all the plants you put in today.
Good Morning
Planting and Decorations yeay it's really beautiful place . Very enjoyable place. Awesome .
Thanks you for sharing
Laura, omg, each time I plant something I repeat Aaron’s slogan in my head “plant them high, they won’t die, low they won’t grow”. Tickles 🤗 me every time 😂😂😂
I just love these kitties Douglas walking a brick tightrope so cute. Then Russell and the pink panther theme is what I hear. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
All I need is Cheddar.
We all,
well 99% of us,
need a little extra "Cheddar" 🤑
Love it , so beautiful , the pass walk is absolutely gorgeous , very hard work ,but very hard-working people ,Pedro and his crew congratulations, Great job…!
Good morning! That pathway is beautiful. All the plants you pit into the ground today will add more beauty to your space. You are fortunate to have access to all those plants. I haven’t found a garden center in my area that has an extensive plant selection. I just ordered a coral berry from Creekside Nursery and can’t wait to plant it later today!
😆😅 ...just heard you say "barberries are not invasive in our area. I know they are for alot of you guys; but..." I'm chuckling because I had just watched the 'Planting climbing roses in obelisks' video where you panned over those once meager sumacs, lol, you sighed and say "oh my word"....
Not invasive in our area should come with a disclaimer since we viewers trust your word nearly 100% of the time. 😄😁😋 I truly enjoy your content. Pathway(s) look "phenomenal". . .
Gardening is different across the country. Gather the information for your zone and soil type and go from there.
Wow!! Everything is so beautiful.. I love the stone pathway!! We were on Mackinac Island today and the driver of our carriage ride pointed out a stone pathway that Jack Barnwell had designed and was being built. It reminded me of the video you did on the Island 😊
OH!!! You got another kneeling pad!!! YEAH!!! Is it like the one you lost on the back of the truck years ago? Happy for you! ----- NEVER MIND ---- you just addressed that --- Thanks to Kathy, whoever you are Kathy - Thank YOU!
Have you thought about moving your pallet walkway to go around the back of the pond? It has a rustic vibe and would be fun for the kids.
oh my goodness, it is going to be so beautiful in the Snow time.
Shout out to Pedro and his amazing crew❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ perfect job as always.
Hi Laura and Aaron! Those berry bushes are pretty, but my favorite are the proud berry coral berry (both). I was surprised that you planted the rose so low when Aaron has talked about bringing in mulch/compost to raise the ground level. Also was hoping you would let Aaron pick the trees/shrubs/plants for that area. Benjamin's pumpkins were a cute addition. Thank you so much for sharing!
Laura, while you were at the pond, I saw a little flock of birds, and I thought they sounded like Cedar Waxwings. They do live year round in your area. I heard them again while you were planting out along the drive. They LOVE berries and are such beautiful birds! Are you noticing more birds around the new ecosystem pond (I also have a beautiful Aquascape pond), and do you find yourselves getting more interested in learning about the new birds attracted by the water? Learning the songs is so fun! Also, have you named your koi??? I think it's time!!! ❤❤❤❤
Everything looks beautiful. I just wanted to mention since it was not said in the video that it is important to remember that choke berries sucker and spread (similar to blackberries)
It says a lot about you when you appreciate the hard work and give time to credit the workers. It’s so refreshing, thank you for being so kind and thoughtful. I hope you install those qualities into your children because we need more of that in this world.
I am so happy for you and Erin, I can still remember when you guys moved into your home, I can't believe how much the property has changed, Amazing, God's blessings to you guys.
Such beautiful plants! All I could look at was the sedum behind you 💕 it’s so beautiful this time of year
I enjoy going back and watching previous videos 🌺
It all looks so good Laura. You are creating a wonderful environment for Benjamin and Samantha Grace to enjoy their entire lives. It looks so good they will never want to leave. Very nice
How lucky are you with those beautiful pathways !!! Always enjoy the planting scenes, especially when magically there is more than one Laura ! How do you do that Aaron ???🥰
Beautiful walk way. What artists Pedro and crew are. Kudos
pedros crew does absolutely phenomenal job i gotta say ❤
I’m just here to say these videos are my happy place🩷
Didn't we say ONLY trees in Aaron's arboretum? And there's a rose!!! ❤ I KNEW it! Lol
So sad about Aaron's tree and big shrub area....very disappointing to see the rose bush added...I have been married 50 years this year and when I look back at when I did things like that it's with great regret.
@@krisfuller8931 I've been married 40 years and have done lots of dumb selfish immature self centered things too. But we are still together so there's still hope for me! ❤
Stunning use of shrubbery. I have a shrub border--70'x4' running across the back of our townhome property. It is backed by a deciduously woodland. I would love to have it more than 4' deep but the HOA says no. Oh well...
I have an amazing selection of both evergreens, conifers, and deciduous plants with a maximum height of 6' to 8'. They are mostly narrow upright varieties. I love the red barberries that have upright branches reaching 4-5 feet. They are fabulous and really pop. The three of them are unevenly spaced across the border.
In the front mounded landscaped area in front of the porch i have waves of golden dwarf boxwood, To-Do burgundy barberry, and deep green soft touch holly. The colors are wonderful and being on a slope they really show off. Barberries and smaller abelias are my favorite new additions over the past two years. Easy to care for, tough and great colors. The corner of the bed has a beautiful deciduous winterberry holly which i have up-limbed. It is covered with brilliant berries all winter here in NC. If you can grow them in your area i recommend them for a bold punch of color (you will need a male and female!).
The pond is looking quite amazing. Enjoyed your video very much today. Thank you.
I love that you’re planting more evergreens 🌲 💚
2023 is the year of the pathway.
Your pathways really add the perfect touch to the property.
Loved seeing Russell out by the pond with the kids. Hope Douglas doesn’t chase him away. Your garden is beautiful. I have no garden but feel like I can enjoy a garden with you!
Laura, you made me crack up at "Do I plant it high" 🤣 I love how you feel connected to us with a touch of humor!
Pathway looks amazing!❤
I love barberrys! The dear don’t eat them and the colors are wonderful.
LOL “do I plant it high” Aaron’s gotta be rolling his eyes 😂😂😂😂
More boulders🙌🏻! We have chokeberries that grow naturally on the edge of the wooded area behind our house, but they get huge and unruly. Love this smaller variety 😊. Are you sure Russell is a cat lol-he follows you like a dog. 😊