I appreciate how you edit your videos to include what the prairie, gardens, containers or trees looked like in another season. I fi nd that really helpful in making decisions about how my garden will look seasonally. I know that takes effort and time on your part. Thank you!
Thank you so much for recognizing that Cindy! I really appreciate it. And I feel it is very important to consider more than just one season when you’re considering different trees and plants!
Really spectacular! Hadn’t caught one of your videos in a while. They really provide a major dose of inspiration when my gardening enthusiasm and energy begins to flag. Thank you.
It’s all so beautiful. I love your prairie and those grasses around the patio were gorgeous. Also love how you use your green house and the view of the prairie out the back of it is magical. I live in a very different climate with very different native flora so seeing yours is like a fairy tale.
Dawn, living in zone 9b in CA I enjoy your tours for the difference your climate and growing season brings to your gardens. I especially liked the ornamental cabbages! I know you must spend a lot of time with working, designing and upkeep with your gardens. Thanks for sharing!
I love seeing your tours. Beautiful this fall. I may have to watch it again to make sure I didn’t miss something! The grass on the prairie was just glowing. ❤
I'd love to see a video showing the support system you used for the Annabelle hydrangeas. I need to do something and would love to see what works for you.
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll add it to my list of future video ideas. I would look back and see if I can find any photos of it before the hydrangeas grew into it. If I could find the photo, I will post it on my Instagram and Facebook page.
Love using cabbages in the fall containers too. Been looking for the almost all white cabbages but no luck. guess I'll have to grow them myself next year \. Thank you
Yes! Super easy from seed but I had to grow them under grow lights in the basement in summer as it was too hot in the greenhouse and outside they got cabbage worms. 😳
Hi Dawn! Each season in your gardens brings unique beauty and looks so very different. I’m not sure if you called the tree with berries some type of Crabtree; but when you inserted the picture of it snow covered, it almost took my breath away! Love your estate finds and they are perfect in your space. I haven’t thought about growing ornamental cabbage from seed; where did you purchase them and what variety are they? I would like to try that as ornamental cabbage is always part of my winter garden. Thank you as you always inspire me with your talent and ability to make everything beautiful.
I’m so glad you enjoyed the tour Janice! I purchased the ornamental cabbage seeds online at Johnnys and they are the Pink and Red Crane variety. They do really well for me and I find they are pretty easy to start from seed! Give it a try but give yourself at least three months from seed to plant planting out in a container so they have a nice size. Thank you for your continued support my UA-cam friend!
I just love your gardens, I have a question about the grass planted around your patio in the back. Do you ever have to divide them, I think you said they were in there for several years.
What a beautiful property, your containers and grasses are stunning. Especially love your greenhouse, decorated so beautifully. Does your gardenia survive thru winter and come back each spring? It looks so healthy!
Yes with lots of work. It gets sprayed off with Captain Jack’s dead bug brew before it comes into the greenhouse where it will stay until probably the end of December and then I need to bring it into my house. I have always put it into my basement with grow lights for winter, which is January February February, March, and back out into the Greenhouse in April. However, this year I had to pot it up into a larger container and I’m honestly not sure it will be able to the basement! Unfortunately, our winters get too cold in the evenings for me to keep it out in the greenhouse.
Gorgeous garden , so enjoy your tours Towards the end you were in garden across from your house , shade garden ? Near the red bench , you commented on ared plant beside the hellobore and Japanese forest grass . I could not catch the name. I heard “ Modena” but sure I am incorrect ! Could you please tell what the red plant is. Thank you P.S how I would love to join you and your gardening group in your greenhouse , magical !! 😊
Dawn, what is the vine with orange berries in your urns? Bittersweet? Where did you get it? I’m looking for the non invasive variety. Thanks. Everything is beautiful.
Hi Dawn! 👋🏼 The fall interest in your garden is just gorgeous ! Thanks for sharing. Also really enjoy when you take us into your greenhouse…just love how you’ve styled it. At 8:45 on the side table with the 2 lamps & succulents…what plants do you have in the tall center vase? Are those all natural dried flowers and stems? Just love it! 😍
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn Oh wow…gorgeous faux flowers…thanks Dawn! I struggle to find ones that look more realistic. Which store do you buy yours from or do you purchase them online?
@@jaisarowe5285 you really have to search around. But I typically find my best ones at Hobby lobby. I used to find fantastic ones at a wholesale place in downtown Milwaukee, which closed and I’m so bummed because they always had the most beautiful realistic stuff. Now I have to search and search! Good luck. Hope you find something.!
I appreciate how you edit your videos to include what the prairie, gardens, containers or trees looked like in another season. I fi nd that really helpful in making decisions about how my garden will look seasonally. I know that takes effort and time on your part. Thank you!
Thank you so much for recognizing that Cindy! I really appreciate it. And I feel it is very important to consider more than just one season when you’re considering different trees and plants!
Spectacular garden throughout the year! We often have to rewind and watch again and again because everything is so well thought out and worth noting.
Thank you so much. Appreciate that!!😊
I love your prairie in all seasons! I can't wait to see the progress on your shade garden as I garden in shade/part sun.
Really spectacular! Hadn’t caught one of your videos in a while. They really provide a major dose of inspiration when my gardening enthusiasm and energy begins to flag. Thank you.
Thank you, Jennifer! I appreciate the feedback!!
you have a beautiful place! thank you for the tour. even looks beautiful in the late fall. as do you! looking forward to Christmas view!
Thank you so much!! Yes I think I will do a Christmas tour this year!! Thanks for the suggestion 😊
It’s all so beautiful. I love your prairie and those grasses around the patio were gorgeous. Also love how you use your green house and the view of the prairie out the back of it is magical. I live in a very different climate with very different native flora so seeing yours is like a fairy tale.
Thank you so much!! I’m so glad you enjoyed the tour. Where do you live?
Garden still stunning Dawn, the urns at the cutting garden are spectacular!
Thanks so much Pam!!
Beautiful!
Dawn, living in zone 9b in CA I enjoy your tours for the difference
your climate and growing season brings to your gardens. I especially liked the ornamental cabbages! I know you must spend a lot of time with working, designing and upkeep with your gardens. Thanks for sharing!
Hello!! Thanks so much for your comment! Very different gardening for sure!! Do you use ornamental cabbage.
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn I buy it from our garden center! I have never seen yours before. The pink in the middle is amazing.
@@Rj4cg it gets that color and it intensifies as it gets colder outside!
Beautiful Dawn! The grasses and your prairie is so breathtaking
Thank you! I love the prairie at this time of year!
I love seeing your tours. Beautiful this fall. I may have to watch it again to make sure I didn’t miss something! The grass on the prairie was just glowing. ❤
Thank you so much!! I just love the grasses on that hillside!!
So beautiful! I love this time of the year🧡🧡🧡 Your containers look incredible.
Thanks so much! I’m really enjoying the fall colors, too.
Looks great, Dawn!
Thank you 😊
Beautiful 🍂🍁🍂🌝👍
Thank you so much 😊
Wow....says it all.
Thank you 🙏🏼
I'd love to see a video showing the support system you used for the Annabelle hydrangeas. I need to do something and would love to see what works for you.
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll add it to my list of future video ideas. I would look back and see if I can find any photos of it before the hydrangeas grew into it. If I could find the photo, I will post it on my Instagram and Facebook page.
Beautiful
Thank you. Love October in the garden. 🪴
Love using cabbages in the fall containers too. Been looking for the almost all white cabbages but no luck. guess I'll have to grow them myself next year \. Thank you
Yes! Super easy from seed but I had to grow them under grow lights in the basement in summer as it was too hot in the greenhouse and outside they got cabbage worms. 😳
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Hi Dawn! Each season in your gardens brings unique beauty and looks so very different. I’m not sure if you called the tree with berries some type of Crabtree; but when you inserted the picture of it snow covered, it almost took my breath away! Love your estate finds and they are perfect in your space. I haven’t thought about growing ornamental cabbage from seed; where did you purchase them and what variety are they? I would like to try that as ornamental cabbage is always part of my winter garden. Thank you as you always inspire me with your talent and ability to make everything beautiful.
I’m so glad you enjoyed the tour Janice! I purchased the ornamental cabbage seeds online at Johnnys and they are the Pink and Red Crane variety. They do really well for me and I find they are pretty easy to start from seed! Give it a try but give yourself at least three months from seed to plant planting out in a container so they have a nice size. Thank you for your continued support my UA-cam friend!
I just love your gardens, I have a question about the grass planted around your patio in the back. Do you ever have to divide them, I think you said they were in there for several years.
Thank you 😊I have never divided that dress but I have removed a clump or 2 that eventually made its way too close to that bush.
What a beautiful property, your containers and grasses are stunning. Especially love your greenhouse, decorated so beautifully. Does your gardenia survive thru winter and come back each spring? It looks so healthy!
Yes with lots of work. It gets sprayed off with Captain Jack’s dead bug brew before it comes into the greenhouse where it will stay until probably the end of December and then I need to bring it into my house. I have always put it into my basement with grow lights for winter, which is January February February, March, and back out into the Greenhouse in April. However, this year I had to pot it up into a larger container and I’m honestly not sure it will be able to the basement! Unfortunately, our winters get too cold in the evenings for me to keep it out in the greenhouse.
Gorgeous garden , so enjoy your tours
Towards the end you were in garden across from your house , shade garden ? Near the red bench , you commented on ared plant beside the hellobore and Japanese forest grass .
I could not catch the name. I heard “ Modena” but sure I am incorrect ! Could you please tell what the red plant is. Thank you
P.S how I would love to join you and your gardening group in your greenhouse , magical !! 😊
Thank you so much. That plant is Mukdenia. Go to Monrovia.com and look for it.
Dawn, what is the vine with orange berries in your urns? Bittersweet? Where did you get it? I’m looking for the non invasive variety. Thanks. Everything is beautiful.
Yes but that’s a faux bittersweet swag I’ve had for years. I don’t grow bittersweet.
Hi Dawn! 👋🏼 The fall interest in your garden is just gorgeous ! Thanks for sharing. Also really enjoy when you take us into your greenhouse…just love how you’ve styled it. At 8:45 on the side table with the 2 lamps & succulents…what plants do you have in the tall center vase? Are those all natural dried flowers and stems? Just love it! 😍
Thank you so much! That arrangement consists of faux flowers and some dried grasses and sedum. 😊
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn Oh wow…gorgeous faux flowers…thanks Dawn! I struggle to find ones that look more realistic. Which store do you buy yours from or do you purchase them online?
@@jaisarowe5285 you really have to search around. But I typically find my best ones at Hobby lobby. I used to find fantastic ones at a wholesale place in downtown Milwaukee, which closed and I’m so bummed because they always had the most beautiful realistic stuff. Now I have to search and search! Good luck. Hope you find something.!
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawnthanks Dawn! Enjoy the rest of your weekend. 😉
Ahh beautiful! I love your property and gardens in all the seasons! Thanks for the tour! Does the little bluestem reseed itself?
Thank you! Yes it reseeds readily!
@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn Thank you! Maybe I’ll have some new seedlings next year as I planted little bluestem this year 🌿
@@lindacannella7560most likely!!!
I love your new intro. The beginning screams Fall! Are you sure you don't want to come to Montana and help me? :)
Oh Montana sounds lovely !!