White Garden & Quarry Garden Tour
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- Part 2 of the Quarry Garden Tour. Update on the Spring borders which will be re-planted following the removal of tree stumps. Updated tour of the White - Moon garden highlighting key plants flowering in mid July, Achillea New Vintage White, climbing rose Starlight Symphony, Clematis Ninon, Annabelle Hydrangea and Lily Regale. Tour of the hot border highlighting key plants Ligularia Przewaslkyii and the Rocket, Achillea Cloth of Gold, Helenium Mardi Gras, Pheasants tail grass.
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Beautiful white garden 😍 👌 ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for the lovely comment and for watching 😊
What a beautiful place you have, it’s absolutely stunning. Just love your style.
I’m so glad you are enjoying these older videos. Thanks for watching 😊
one small word AWSOME!
Thank you, still a long way to go but very much appreciate you watching and commenting 😊
I am loving your videos. It has been interesting developing my own shady borders which I can easily access during the Winter months so have under planted with smaller camellias, sarcococca, white dwarf narcissi, evergreen ferns, hellibores and scilla. In late Spring the interest is Elephant Ears Dumbo, Heucheralla Spring Symphony, Brunnera, Heuchera Lime Marmalade, followed by Aquilehias, hardy geraniums and various hostas. In Summer the phlix, purple fern like leaves and scented bottle brush flowerheads of the Cimicifugas (Actaea), Thalictrum, Japanese anemones, and the Hydrangea Macrophyllas come into their own. I've found the Actaeas do fine with the average moisture levels but my Achilleas and deciduous silvery coloured Japanese ferns really struggle to survive so it is probably not moist enough there for them. Gardening is certainly all a matter of trial and error, and failures through drought, overly wet clay winter soil, frost, etc are a continuous challenge (to the pocket too!!!). I adore your white garden, admit mine is somewhat more, how can I put it........ multi-hued (!), though I do attempt to use lime/green/purple foliage and cool tones in the shady areas, and silvery/green/purple foliage with oranges, reds and yellows in my hot border. Very zingy, lol. My latest experiment is using Sanguisorba Lilac Squirrel with its interesting glaucous foliage and amazingly tactile pink bottlebrush flowerheads in Summer. Seems fine in semi-shade, and I gather it can spread a little bit allegedly not too much. I'd love to hear even more about the varieties you grow in the different areas of your garden, what seems to work (sometimes even too well!), and what struggles and why.
I’m so glad you are enjoying the videos. I’m very much in the early stages of developing most of the garden spaces you see. The garden is predominantly shade or partially shaded and I agree it’s a struggle to find the perfect perennial for those types of situations and like you it’s trial and error. I’ve yet to grow Sanguisorba of any variety but it’s on my list. The more skilled I become with video content and video production I’ll add more plant details and I’ll certainly include any plant failures, sadly there are quite a few. I added Heuchera Lime Marmalade in the front of the spring border last autumn and I wasn’t sure how it would cope in dry, full shade, but it’s thriving so I’ve added a few more. You just never know. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment 😊
You’ve created such a gorgeous space. I look forward to seeing how it progresses.Lots of love in it and it shows
Thank you so much! Your correct I do love gardening, bit of an obsession really. Long way to go but I’m enjoying every minute 😊
Very pretty, coming along nicely. 🥰 Chris
Thank you! Baby steps, now summer is here I’ve definitely slowed down 😊
Just beautiful!
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment 😊
Can’t wait to see to see how you develop these areas.
It will take some time as I garden alone (hubby is not a fan of gardening) but I’ll keep videoing so you’ll see how I progress 😊
Piękny ogród bardzo fajny film wiele ciekawych rzeczy ale niestety nie ma napisów nazw roślin szkoda
Thank you for your lovely comment. In my most recent white garden video recorded in spring this year I’ve added the plant names, it’s something I’ll continue to do. Thanks for watching.
All the garden rooms are lovely!! Those ferns in the deep shade are absolutely magnificent!! Do you happen to know what they are called?
Yes they are called Dryopteris affinis Cristata Augustata bit of a mouthful. I’m one of those sad individuals who has kept every label for every plant I’ve ever bought. I grow them in full dry shade no access to moisture & hardly any soil. They remain evergreen for me most years and I rarely remove the old fronds to protect the crown. They aren’t native to the UK so you should be able to get your hands on some probably from an online nursery. They are definitely worth seeking out.
@@thequarrygardener5578 Wow, that IS a mouthful LOL!! I will definitely try to get my hands on some:) Thanks for the info Sue!!