I have so much fun listening to you. I laugh so much at all the cute things you have to say. That Butterbur is going to look so nice we’re you planned it. I Love all of your Gardens. I’m 77 and Love Gardening!
First I wanna say I love your Americana sweatshirt. Stars and Stripes Forever! I’m happy you finally got the plants you wanted. I pray they grow great for you! Looking forward to seeing you grow your new garden. Have fun!!! ❤🤗🦋
Throw some good garden soil on top of the other soil around your new plants! I can’t wait to see them standing up ! Hope you get lots of rain. We got some good rain tonight.🙌🏼🤣
Oooh Jes the spot you’ve got picked out for your “Secret Garden” looks perfect! Ps-Girl you did🔫 GUN -N- ROSES 🌹 ABSOLUTELY ORIGINAL!! I Loved it Rock on Jes✨🤍👏🥰
I have never been more excited as I am right now to see how these plants do! Two days later ….and they are looking so much better! The large projects are always the most satisfying🌷🌻🌸💚
I’m so excited for you ….it really is a miracle how that plant finally made its way to you. I’m also excited about your new area…you got so much done!!!!! I love your gardens, it truly is fun watching your garden grow❤❤❤❤
My husband bought a brush hog and I was wondering if he was ever going to use it. Well he put it to work behind our garage and now I have a huge planting area 🙂I’m going to be making a tropical “room” in the new garden, Lord willing. 🌸💚🙃
What a sweet husband you got there! Best of luck planning out your tropical garden me and my hub’s worked our tails off and created our entire backyard into a paradise island and let me tell ya every single inch was worth all of the blood,sweat and Tears…honest to goodness it is a labor of love✨🤍🙏🌞🌺🪷🦎🌴🪸🐠🐚🤿🏝🗿🏨🍹
Usually you cut off the leaf stalk to about 3 inches above the ground, that way they can establish better. The state of Michigan considers them an invasive species.
I watch John lords secret garden and whenever he transplants he grabs the leaf in his hand and cuts about 2/3 of the leaf off. He says it’s easier on the plant not to have to supply that huge leaf with water and nutrients. It might help then have an easier recovery. 😊
Boy do you inspire me to get moving on an area I have been neglecting for a few years! My next few days off I’m going to finish cleaning that spot and plant! I did order some battery operated deer shocker things so maybe this flower bed will be a win….FINALLY! Love your yard can’t wait to see how those new babies grow!
If the butternut don't stand back up, don't fret, because they act a lot like cala lillies...just cut them off deep in the stem and they'll grow right up again next Spring. 🌿 I also love that you use existing resouces for your garden...🌿
I finally figured out what the invasive plant behind my garage is, it’s coral berry. I think the ladies planted it years ago and it sends roots out everywhere. Between the coral berry roots and the black raspberry bush roots I’m going to be digging out new plants for awhile. I’m going to be doing some winter planning for that area, I won’t get bored. 🌸💚🙃
I have never heard of Butterbur, so thank you for introducing me to a new plant. It’s fun and inspiring to see how you continue to create new garden spaces and also to see how you have them fit/flow so naturally together. You sure make the most of that rototiller!
Isn't it wonderful when something just falls in your lap. So nice of Jenna's aunt, to think of you when digging up plants. For such huge leaves, they did start to bounce back nicely. Really looking forward to the secret garden, as well as the new sun garden. Hope you all have a lovely weekend.
Your flowers look beautiful and the new area looks so good. You did a lot of work cleaning it out. Happy for you that you found and were able to get the plant you’ve been searching for. 💝
Love❤ the new plants. I’m so happy you finally got some and for free. That is awesome. It’s going to look beautiful once they all get situated in there new home.
I too have been looking for it since you talked about butter bur and was able to locate smaller leaf thou with garden club i belong too so I am so excited about the same plant,, I get so excited my heart goes pitter patter. Please keep posting how they are doing. xoxo
Jes, You’re so fortunate! With all your hard work, the soil looks rich and lofty. Those Butterbur will look so beautiful when they take. They remind me of Elephant Ear. New planting real estate!!😂. Thank you for sharing! 😘♥️
Hi Jess! I used to work for you at the Walker Store. I stumbled upon your channel on UA-cam today ! I think your gardens look beautiful! I’m so happy to see you doing well!
Oh my word! yes! I have Lenten Rose (hellebore) in my garden all because of you! I think about you every time I see it. You told me about it years ago.
Maybe some day we will meet. I don’t want to give my location away but Nate will know that my home is near the home of the Hawkeyes so not too far from you. Your such a sweet young lady P. Jes, I wish my daughters were into gardening but they’re not so much. My youngest (42) is coming along but she lives in Va.😢. She did mention that she wanted a magnolia tree so I bought her one and had it sent to her. It will be fun to see where she ends up putting it when I go back down there next year. I have given her plant divisions over the years and most are doing very well but gardening isn’t her passion. Well I’ve bent your ear enough, you have beautiful gardens and from this mom I’m proud of you! 🌸💚🙃
Beautiful! Love watching your video! I would like to share a little idea for your weigelas rose and wine! My mom has those and they get pretty tall… it would be really nice if you remove the lower branches and trim it as a small tree (with multiple trunks)!! That way the branches would kind of hug the corner of the ac and go above, and the side branches would be removed. And you could use the space under to plant lower small things! Just an idea! :)
Went shopping for some butter burr and your right I can’t find it anywhere. Maybe next spring I’ll have better luck. Someone mentioned that it’s invasive in Michigan, my thoughts are that I will have to keep it watered and where I don’t water it it will more than likely die. I did order another cold hardy banana tree. The one I have I really don’t want to dig up right now so I’ll get this one started and move the one I have this spring. I’m pretty excited for a tropical “room”. I plan on caladiums, elephant ears, banana trees maybe some fern and a tropical hibiscus that I can move in and out during the winter months. I can’t wait! 🌸💚🙃
JES, I love your no-nonsense style of gardening ! So happy for you that you got the butter bir. I never heard of them . Your zinnias are beautiful ! Hope you have a great day !-
That was a ton of work! I love the Butterbur, I've never heard of them. I know Prince Charles has a plant, Gunnera, that looks similar on top of his stumpery at High Grove. BTW, a stumpery would be a great way to use your old stumps if you have any. The zinnias are looking gorgeous, they were so small when you planted them, and they really grew fast. All the color on that side of the house is beautiful.
You are a sweet gardener, I watched some of your videos, today I subscribed, all the best on your Butterbur plant, where are you located in the USA, I am in Toronto Canada, , love ,
Wow!! That is going to look so nice. So happy you finally found the Butterbur you have looked for. Your garden looks as nice as where you went on vacation.
Hi Jes 🌺I'm glad for you because you got the butterbur plant .they will be so beautiful in your garden and good cleaning well done . Have awonderful day .🌺🦋🌺
I tried growing butter bur but I really didn’t water them enough after I planted them. I’m thinking about giving it another go in the tropical garden I plan on starting next spring.🌸💚🙃
When I watched your tour I loved the Butterbur! It looks like giant strawberry plants or giant Geum!! & I love both those plants. I don’t have enough shade for this plant though.
Well that was fun watching how excited you are for this plant. I’m in agreement with others on the LOV plant - I’m in northern Kentucky and it took about 7 years to eliminate it from an island bed (similar to your island bed out front). Yep, it smells good but dang does it take over 😩😳
@@jesthesinginggardener I was contemplating Lily of the Valley for ground cover and I looked it up. It is invasive and it also said you may want to wear gloves and protective clothing-so my thought is if it has this caution, it's not gonna be my ground cover of choice that may run rampant. My dog is sensitive to plants and grass- lol
Please reconsider planting the Lily of the Valley. It is extremely aggressive and will outcompete the native flora in the area. This has damaging longterm effects on the local ecosystem as food sources for native wildlife are diminished putting many species at risk. I live in Ontario, Canada and we have seen acres and acres of forests completely overtaken by it. If you are looking for a ground cover, there are lots of native options that are beautiful and beneficial to the environment 🙂
Need to cut part of those leaves off cut them in half so it'll stand up there they need some leaves in August for the oxygen or whatever to get to him but you need please try that and probably work okay talk to you later the one from Pennsylvania with a 30 gardens bye for now
Your going to need one of those disposable overalls and gloves if you go in the woods.. then you can just throw it away without a chance of poison ivy getting on you.. be careful dear Jes
Funny how people in other parts of the world are sooooooooo excited about a plant that's literally just a weed growing in a dank ditch somewhere near your house :°)
I have so much fun listening to you. I laugh so much at all the cute things you have to say. That Butterbur is going to look so nice we’re you planned it. I Love all of your Gardens. I’m 77 and Love Gardening!
Love you just as you are! ❤ Your my favorite Gardner because you are real .Your garden is so inspiring to this 75 year old gardner.
thank you very much!
First I wanna say I love your Americana sweatshirt. Stars and Stripes Forever! I’m happy you finally got the plants you wanted. I pray they grow great for you! Looking forward to seeing you grow your new garden. Have fun!!! ❤🤗🦋
Throw some good garden soil on top of the other soil around your new plants! I can’t wait to see them standing up ! Hope you get lots of rain. We got some good rain tonight.🙌🏼🤣
Perfect song to go along with watching you clear out that area😊
So glad to see you getting back to this project. 😊
Oooh Jes the spot you’ve got picked out for your “Secret Garden” looks perfect! Ps-Girl you did🔫 GUN -N- ROSES 🌹 ABSOLUTELY ORIGINAL!! I Loved it Rock on Jes✨🤍👏🥰
I've never seen rocks that's smooth ,when I dig up mine. That's neat! Jeff
There is something about your way of gardening that is more interesting than any others.!jeff
I have never been more excited as I am right now to see how these plants do! Two days later ….and they are looking so much better! The large projects are always the most satisfying🌷🌻🌸💚
I’m so excited for you ….it really is a miracle how that plant finally made its way to you. I’m also excited about your new area…you got so much done!!!!! I love your gardens, it truly is fun watching your garden grow❤❤❤❤
My husband bought a brush hog and I was wondering if he was ever going to use it. Well he put it to work behind our garage and now I have a huge planting area 🙂I’m going to be making a tropical “room” in the new garden, Lord willing. 🌸💚🙃
What a sweet husband you got there! Best of luck planning out your tropical garden me and my hub’s worked our tails off and created our entire backyard into a paradise island and let me tell ya every single inch was worth all of the blood,sweat and Tears…honest to goodness it is a labor of love✨🤍🙏🌞🌺🪷🦎🌴🪸🐠🐚🤿🏝🗿🏨🍹
Wow, you got a lot done, I'm sure it will take off !!!
It looks so great where you have cleaned out the woods space! Wow! Can’t wait to see how the butter bur does!! Way to go Jes!
Usually you cut off the leaf stalk to about 3 inches above the ground, that way they can establish better. The state of Michigan considers them an invasive species.
I watch John lords secret garden and whenever he transplants he grabs the leaf in his hand and cuts about 2/3 of the leaf off. He says it’s easier on the plant not to have to supply that huge leaf with water and nutrients. It might help then have an easier recovery. 😊
Oh my word thank you!
@@jesthesinginggardeneryes it really helps
Boy do you inspire me to get moving on an area I have been neglecting for a few years! My next few days off I’m going to finish cleaning that spot and plant! I did order some battery operated deer shocker things so maybe this flower bed will be a win….FINALLY! Love your yard can’t wait to see how those new babies grow!
If the butternut don't stand back up, don't fret, because they act a lot like cala lillies...just cut them off deep in the stem and they'll grow right up again next Spring. 🌿 I also love that you use existing resouces for your garden...🌿
I finally figured out what the invasive plant behind my garage is, it’s coral berry. I think the ladies planted it years ago and it sends roots out everywhere. Between the coral berry roots and the black raspberry bush roots I’m going to be digging out new plants for awhile. I’m going to be doing some winter planning for that area, I won’t get bored. 🌸💚🙃
Awesome video, love the plants you gotfrom family. I love lily of the valley, mined died, not invasive at my house!❤❤❤
I have never heard of Butterbur, so thank you for introducing me to a new plant. It’s fun and inspiring to see how you continue to create new garden spaces and also to see how you have them fit/flow so naturally together. You sure make the most of that rototiller!
You are giving me incentive to clean my back wooded area
Isn't it wonderful when something just falls in your lap. So nice of Jenna's aunt, to think of you when digging up plants. For such huge leaves, they did start to bounce back nicely. Really looking forward to the secret garden, as well as the new sun garden. Hope you all have a lovely weekend.
Your flowers look beautiful and the new area looks so good. You did a lot of work cleaning it out. Happy for you that you found and were able to get the plant you’ve been searching for. 💝
Love❤ the new plants. I’m so happy you finally got some and for free. That is awesome. It’s going to look beautiful once they all get situated in there new home.
I too have been looking for it since you talked about butter bur and was able to locate smaller leaf thou with garden club i belong too so I am so excited about the same plant,, I get so excited my heart goes pitter patter. Please keep posting how they are doing. xoxo
Jes, You’re so fortunate! With all your hard work, the soil looks rich and lofty. Those Butterbur will look so beautiful when they take. They remind me of Elephant Ear. New planting real estate!!😂. Thank you for sharing! 😘♥️
Hi Jess! I used to work for you at the Walker Store. I stumbled upon your channel on UA-cam today ! I think your gardens look beautiful! I’m so happy to see you doing well!
Oh my word! yes! I have Lenten Rose (hellebore) in my garden all because of you! I think about you every time I see it. You told me about it years ago.
How exciting Jes! I’m so happy that you finally have some of that long awaited plant that you desired lol 😁
Maybe some day we will meet. I don’t want to give my location away but Nate will know that my home is near the home of the Hawkeyes so not too far from you. Your such a sweet young lady P. Jes, I wish my daughters were into gardening but they’re not so much. My youngest (42) is coming along but she lives in Va.😢. She did mention that she wanted a magnolia tree so I bought her one and had it sent to her. It will be fun to see where she ends up putting it when I go back down there next year. I have given her plant divisions over the years and most are doing very well but gardening isn’t her passion. Well I’ve bent your ear enough, you have beautiful gardens and from this mom I’m proud of you! 🌸💚🙃
Beautiful! Love watching your video! I would like to share a little idea for your weigelas rose and wine! My mom has those and they get pretty tall… it would be really nice if you remove the lower branches and trim it as a small tree (with multiple trunks)!! That way the branches would kind of hug the corner of the ac and go above, and the side branches would be removed. And you could use the space under to plant lower small things! Just an idea! :)
hmm that is an idea! thanks ill think about that!
The gift of the Butterbur plants was Divine intervention. Your heart's desire found its way to you. I have had similar experiences.
I'm excited for you, can't wait to see what you do with everything.
you are so wonderful
Butterbur is considered invasive in the state of Michigan.
Not good!!😳😳
Give us update on your butterbur. Soooo exciting!!
Enjoyed
You got a lot done , so glad you got the butter bur plants , hope they do great.
How fun! Clearing out and making something out of nothing is my favorite thing to do, too. I actually watched this twice because it was so satisfying.
Awe!
Everything in your garden is looking lovely.
I want one of those too😮😅
Nice job Jess. Hope they do well.😍
Went shopping for some butter burr and your right I can’t find it anywhere. Maybe next spring I’ll have better luck. Someone mentioned that it’s invasive in Michigan, my thoughts are that I will have to keep it watered and where I don’t water it it will more than likely die. I did order another cold hardy banana tree. The one I have I really don’t want to dig up right now so I’ll get this one started and move the one I have this spring. I’m pretty excited for a tropical “room”. I plan on caladiums, elephant ears, banana trees maybe some fern and a tropical hibiscus that I can move in and out during the winter months. I can’t wait! 🌸💚🙃
JES, I love your no-nonsense style of gardening ! So happy for you that you got the butter bir. I never heard of them . Your zinnias are beautiful ! Hope you have a great day !-
Of looks great Jes,if they f do not pop up I would just cut them and I’m sure they will get mês leaves
That was a ton of work! I love the Butterbur, I've never heard of them. I know Prince Charles has a plant, Gunnera, that looks similar on top of his stumpery at High Grove. BTW, a stumpery would be a great way to use your old stumps if you have any. The zinnias are looking gorgeous, they were so small when you planted them, and they really grew fast. All the color on that side of the house is beautiful.
A stumpery would give a whimsical look to the secret garden she wants to create in that forest area. Great idea! 🤗
I cannot wait for you to tackle this project! 👍
Nice rendition of Welcome To The Jungle! I love it.
You are a sweet gardener, I watched some of your videos, today I subscribed, all the best on your Butterbur plant, where are you located in the USA, I am in Toronto Canada, , love ,
Wow!! That is going to look so nice. So happy you finally found the Butterbur you have looked for. Your garden looks as nice as where you went on vacation.
Hi Jes 🌺I'm glad for you because you got the butterbur plant .they will be so beautiful in your garden and good cleaning well done . Have awonderful day .🌺🦋🌺
EVERYTHING LOOKS GREAT Jes. 🌸💚🙃
I'm sure there are many comments but I would reconsider planting lily of the valley
I tried growing butter bur but I really didn’t water them enough after I planted them. I’m thinking about giving it another go in the tropical garden I plan on starting next spring.🌸💚🙃
The further away from the tree your soil looks really good. 🌸💚🙃
Love seeing more garden space coming along. Little bit at a time.
Jes, you got so much accomplished and you didn't once mention the "ssss" word!
nope!! thankfully
I have that plant and be careful because it spreads by underground tubers and they tend to take over. I can't get rid of mine.
moved that one butternut today hope it do better
Chippy is mad at you! 🌸💚🙃
Love handing out with you! Jeff
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Good luck with the gifted plants!
When I watched your tour I loved the Butterbur! It looks like giant strawberry plants or giant Geum!! & I love both those plants. I don’t have enough shade for this plant though.
When I'm given plants I don't worry about the leaves on them I sometime cut them off and plant the stem/roots and they come back beautiful
Well that was fun watching how excited you are for this plant. I’m in agreement with others on the LOV plant - I’m in northern Kentucky and it took about 7 years to eliminate it from an island bed (similar to your island bed out front). Yep, it smells good but dang does it take over 😩😳
♥️your plants
Its looking better,since you weeded!jeff
Any update on these butterburs? I'd love to see how they turned out!
Make sure you don't have skin sensitivity issues with the Lily of Valley. 💖🎶
Oh wow thanks for the tip!
@@jesthesinginggardener I was contemplating Lily of the Valley for ground cover and I looked it up. It is invasive and it also said you may want to wear gloves and protective clothing-so my thought is if it has this caution, it's not gonna be my ground cover of choice that may run rampant. My dog is sensitive to plants and grass- lol
You a good worker
Sure looks snakey in there😮
Please reconsider planting the Lily of the Valley. It is extremely aggressive and will outcompete the native flora in the area. This has damaging longterm effects on the local ecosystem as food sources for native wildlife are diminished putting many species at risk. I live in Ontario, Canada and we have seen acres and acres of forests completely overtaken by it. If you are looking for a ground cover, there are lots of native options that are beautiful and beneficial to the environment 🙂
Does this sound weird but I love your soil! I’m in GA with hard red clay. I wish I could get mine like yours.
I'm in Georgia and I love her soil too!😄
You have great soil
Hey, I have some goldenrod that I’d like to move. Do they transplant well? Thanks so much! 😍❤️
Looks amazing!! How do you keep up the gardens!!💕💕🌸🌸
How far does your property go back into those woods ?
I planted phlox one year, and the deer came and ate them all!
Would the transplants benefit from light, tall tomato cages + light string?
probly! LOL
Jes...be very careful with the placement of this plant. It is beautiful but very invasive!
Need to cut part of those leaves off cut them in half so it'll stand up there they need some leaves in August for the oxygen or whatever to get to him but you need please try that and probably work okay talk to you later the one from Pennsylvania with a 30 gardens bye for now
Living in Tx i have purchased this plant about three time never live just disappear over night say it like moist any advice how to grow in Tx
Your going to need one of those disposable overalls and gloves if you go in the woods.. then you can just throw it away without a chance of poison ivy getting on you.. be careful dear Jes
disposable overalls?! i didnt know that existed! i need those
18:17 do you have deer
Can u cut them back?
Maybe cut them back.
Please say “saw” not “seen”
Thank you!
Love you channel!! You are so precious
You know what, let Jes be Jes. 🌸💚🙃
@@judymckerrow6720 and you be you Judy!
Too big for Golden Tiara…
Ya I think it pilgrim. I gotta check my tags ❤
Funny how people in other parts of the world are sooooooooo excited about a plant that's literally just a weed growing in a dank ditch somewhere near your house :°)