Landscape that provides Seclusion in an Urban Setting | Volunteer Gardener
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- Marty DeHart gives us a detailed tour of a landscape she designed. The client wanted to experience a sense of seclusion from the close neighbors, wasn't big on flowers, and needed a dog-friendly space. This design contains quite a stellar plant palette in which to draw inspiration. To WATCH full episodes, visit www.volunteergardener.org
This is my dream. Beautiful, intimate, and...bye, neighbors! LOL
Wow! Great privacy. For four years those are big trees.
That is nothing less than spectacular. I would love that yard.
This is my favorite designed yard ever! I wish I had this sunlight and protection from deer. More people should have gorgeous sanctuaries like this. Well done!
what a yard, I resonate with this sanctuary vision, when you love the alpine environment but can’t go to the mountains than planting a wonderful array of evergreens is the only alternative, thank you so much, definitely rewatching this
I am so impressed with this designer ( I’m also a designer). Her plant knowledge is fantastic and her passion for plants is apparent! So often on UA-cam self proclaimed landscape designers focus on making money. Hope I am able to find more of her work on UA-cam.
What a lovely garden, such a sanctuary and refuge from the outside world. I especially like the golden fernspray @8:24. 😍💚
Wow, my dream landscape. Will try and copy this.
Fantastic use of evergreens. Many people don’t realize how much interest can be created with just evergreens. You’re very knowledgeable!
Who needs blooms when you have this?! Beautiful sanctuary!
Absolutely beautiful landscape job here ! I love it all. It gave me so many great solutions to solve my own privacy issues. Thank you very much for sharing !
I've saved this video as a favorite. It's a beautiful backyard. Thanks for the video.
One of the best landscape designs I’ve seen!!!
I love that you use lesser known Japanese Maples. I have 14 different varieties and now working on adding more conifers! Great video.
I appreciate this video showing more mature ages of these plants. Researching for my own yard on combining evergreens to make a screen look more natural, yet not sloppy. Thank you! Horticulturist and private gardener in Michigan.
I dont know how many times i've watched this one. Love everything about it.
Same here! I'm planning my garden with it as a reference.
Wow only 4 years old. Great landscaper. Thank you for sharing
Love your clarity & diction, a pleasure to listen and learn from you : D
Lovely private, evergreen and four season garden. Thanks for the inspiration.
Yard is absolutely perfect!! Thank you for sharing
It is a joy to listen to you speak on these beautiful plants and their characteristics. I find myself yawning and gulping for air during this video and I can't imagine a better compliment. The original "ASMR" for real! Eager to watch all your videos not only for my comfort and mental health but also for the amazing information on city gardening.
Sooooo beautiful!!!! So many varieties! Great job!
ever since I first saw this a couple months ago I have now done away with wanting a pool at least one covering most of the back yard, I have begun planting and have added 10 trees I had to move some after planting and have spent more time than I want to admit looking at the direction of the limbs and taking that into account.. it’s taken over my brain power but I’m learning a lot and I was watching this one lady commenting about her garden and how it truly is a place where you work out a lot of your thinking 🤔
That is a yard fit for royalty! Love it. So beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing all of the names of the trees and shrubs!!
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL YARD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've just ordered a few plants from those featured in this video. Inspirational! Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful!
I would really like to see an update on this yard now. Absolutely amazing
Your plants are gorgeous!
I can't believe you think you have a small garden. I think it is gigantic. I can just dream with having a nice garden like that 🥺😞😢
Madam, you are the best!, you have inspired me deeply with such a beutiful display!
This was incredibly useful for me to see. I've never seen a "foliage" garden quite like this. Wonderful.
Love seeing the trees more full grown. Very beautiful, very helpful. Great job all around.
Thanks so much for this tour of your beautiful, thoughtful design. Very helpful and inspirational.
So many choice varieties, properly selected and placed. They sure grew a lot in only four years!
Beautiful mixture of colors and textures. You have so many species of trees in one space, it’s almost like a botanical garden. I’d love to hear more about the soil you brought in, fertilizing and watering. I’ve never seen trees and shrubs put on that much growth in four years!
this is amazing. it bears rewatching, so much to take in.
This is the most beautiful I've seen!!
I loved this tour. What a beautiful yard!!
I love this design! You are very knowledgeable with your choices, color and texture ❤️💕 Chris-Raleigh NC.
Incredible job! So inspiring!
Beautiful design. I am a flower lover, but didn’t even miss them in this amazing collection of arborvitaes and evergreens. You are an excellent design artist.
This design is amazing great job.
Well done! It's a gorgeous landscspe!
Really love this design!
I love this look and would love to do this in my backyard. Thank you for sharing.
This is absolutely stunning! Such a fabulous and sophisticated design! I love this so much ...what a beautiful, low maintenance garden!. Just goes to show what beauty and interest you can achieve in a landscape without the use of flowers. Bravo!
Omg I love your work. Finally someone who has done what I want
Wow Marty! Such a great and amazing job!
He also seem to do so well in a lot of shade.
Beautiful landscape design in this lovely yard; Really admire your choices and work. Thank you for sharing the video!
Ms DeHart engages us well. Interesting to hear of all the varieties...will never remember them all though...lol
Do you know the designer? Can you help me with reaching out to her. Her work is quite impressive
Lovely garden you have there , Well done
Beautiful landscape!! Great video also! Love the privacy that offers…I’m trying for something similar and this was helpful. Thank you!
Love how it came out! Stunning!
I love the dimension you’ve added to what you described a flat area… very similar to what I’ve been researching to do with my 200+ x60 area… I like that coral bark you have in the center… I’ve been looking for trees that add privacy but still allow some light… love your work!
Amazing work. I learned a lot. Thank you!
Is there a way to see the planting diagram for this beautiful yard space? So amazing what you've done here. This is a beautiful outdoor room.
I wish we could have a list of all these plants she used!
I'll try, but this is from memory, so might not be totally accurate. I drew a design with a plant list, but due to availabilities and other factors at installation time (like me seeing something really cool when scouting for plants), the original list is not very useful as a reference. I'm using botanical names here for accuracy if you want to look something up, with common name in parens where needed.
Big background evergreens: Thuja x plicata 'Green Giant' (Green Giant Arborvitae); Thuja occidentalis 'Emerald' (Emerald Arborvitae); Cryptomeria japonica 'Radicans' (usually called Cryptomeria, may be another common name tho); Magnolia grandiflora 'Alta'; Magnolia grandiflora 'Kay Parris'; Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Ogon' (Ogon Dawn Redwood); Ilex x 'Nellie R Stevens' (Nellie R Stevens Holly); Ilex x 'Emily Bruner' (Emily Bruner Holly); Pinus virginiana 'Wate's Golden' (Wate's Golden Virginia Pine) - this is the hindu-pan pruned pine
Japanese Maples: 'Sango Kaku' (Coralbark); 'Bihou'; Red Dragon'; 'Shaina'
Shrubs/lower conifers: Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Fernspray Gold' - in the big pot, C. o. 'Gracilis , C. o. 'Nana Lutea' - the little ball shaped guy; C. o. 'Split Rock' (all these are commonly called Hinoki Cypress); Cedrus deodara 'Feelin' Blue' (Dwarf Deodar Cedar); Junipers J. conferta 'Golden Pacific', J. chinensis 'Daub's Frosted'; Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns' (Weeping Serbian Spruce - for some reason I didn't mention this in the video, you can see it to the left of the water feature); Pinus banksiana 'Schoodic' ('Schoodic' Jack Pine); Pinus strobus 'Hillside Winter Gold' (White Pine in the pot); Pinus strobus 'Green Twist' (dwarf White Pine -on the berm); Picea pungens 'Montgomery blue' (Dwarf Blue Spruce - on the berm); Illicium x 'Woodlander's Ruby' (sometimes called Anise Bush - leaves smell like licorice when bruised); Taxodium distichum 'Peve Minaret' (Bald Cypress);
The grass was Miscanthus sinensis 'Rigoletto' (common name for Miscanthus is Maiden Grass)
That's most everything. There were a few Aucuba in there I didn't point out, and some seasonal stuff like the Dichondra 'Silver Falls' spilling out of a pot. One thing I noticed I also didn't mention in the video was the vine covering the fence. It's Bignonia capreolata 'Tangerine Beauty', commonly called Cross Vine. Native, evergreen, blooms like crazy in spring, clings without a trellis. A great plant.
Hope that helps!
Marty
Great use of the space
gorgeous
Expensive!!! Gorgeous too.
Good job! I want to do something like that in a small yard south and I want to block sun and neighbors.
Beautiful!
I need some ideas for a line of cypress trees We just had taken down along a fence line. I don’t ever want trees that tall again. the emerald green arborvitae is very appealing to me. All the different textures and evergreens in this video or spectacular.
Beautiful . I love it…
incredible!
It's perfect!
Wow!
Hi. I wish when the plant name pops up it would also tell the zone. Thanks for the tour. Beautiful! 👍🏼❤️
Nashville is zone 7
Most all of the plants in this yard are Zone 6 hardy and many are Zone 5. The only Z7 one I can think of is the gardenia, and in Nashville you have to pick the right variety of gardenia to hope it will live. Most gardenias are Z8.
Hoping you check these comments still. Absolutely stunning garden space. Very reminiscent of the PNW. Can you share what zone this is and if you have any follow up video of the space?
You're in luck, somehow YT flagged me with a comment about this, which doesn't usually happen. This is zone 7a, in Nashville, TN. Unfortunately this yard was about 90% destroyed by an F3 tornado that directly hit it about 3 years ago. My client was lucky to survive, it ripped the second floor right off her house. Heartbreaking, really. We rescued what plants looked like they could recover (which wasn't many), put them in humongous containers and babied them for a year. They now live at her new place some miles away.
very informative 💕
What were the distances between the trees, for example cryptomerias, and others? Did you intentionally want an overlap between the canopies? Thank you for the answer!
Is there a wooden fence that the evergreens are in front of? This is beautiful!
There is a fence. It was approved by the homeowner and then installed in her absence, and when she got back she found they'd deviated from the plan and she hated how it turned out. So I was also masking that. You cant see it from the inside of the backyard, but the fence has a dense covering of Bignonia capreolata 'Tangerine Beauty', a wonderful native evergreen perennial vine that covers the fence on the street side and blooms like crazy in the spring.
@@martydehart3849 How far from the fence, patio, and foundation do the giant arborvitae need to be?
@@dianegoeke3903 The 'Green Giant' arborvitae were planted about 7-8 feet out from the fence.
I love it. Amazing job. What size yard is this?
Wow what a beautiful yard and the work you did in planting all these pretty trees!!! How far apart did you plant the emerald green aborvitaes and green giant and what was the size of these two plants when you put them in ground? Enjoyed watching this video! Thank you for sharing!
Emeralds were 5 feet apart on center, and were 12 ft tall at installation. Green Giants were 9 feet apart on center (this is crowded for them, but needed for the desired dense screening), and were 10 ft tall at installation.
You're hired. 😀 Come to Texas and help me help my nrighbors disapear, figuratively speaking, ofcourse.
How big is that yard? Im looking for privacy as well and is looking for ideas. This video is the best that i have seen so far. I do have a shared fence and so i am patiently collecting information.
Want to do my yard next? lol. I live in tennessee
Wow what were those large evergreen trees in the background
Large background evergreens used were Thuja x plicata 'Green Giant', Thuja occidentalis 'Emerald', Cryptomeria japonica 'Radicans', Magnolia grandiflora 'Alta', Ilex x 'Nellie R Stevens', Magnolia grandiflora 'Kay Parris', and one Pinus virginiana 'Wate's Golden' by the entry gate.
that white pine that is in the copper pot...is the pot bottom less?? that seems like quite a large tree to be in that size pot...seems it would be root bound. im wanting to get away from blooming flowers and go more greenery and trees and bushes.
Love the consistent green! what size were those screening conifers when you planted them?
Sorry I didn't see your question sooner! The 'Green Giant' arborvitae and the Cryptomerias were about 10 feet tall. The magnolias and 'Nellie Stevens" hollies were about 10 feet. The 'Emerald' arborvitae were 12 feet. All that material was balled & burlapped; everything else was smaller and in containers, the largest being the 'Wate's Golden' Virginia Pine which was in a roughly 50 gallon container. Most of the container stock was 10 gallons and under.
@@Parula06 - mature LOL🌱🌿
I have watched this 4 times! Absolute perfection! Could you please name off the large privacy trees along with how many? It broke my heart to read that a tornado hit on this property. I’m so sorry
What are the soft pines in front of the green giants?
wow this is only 4 yr old landscape? How large were the trees and shrubs when you started?
The montgomery blue spruce will get bigger than you think. I would move that rose next to it.
How long did all that take to create that privacy, what about city property line rules???
I would love an update on this
A tornado took most of this out. I saw it on one of the comment replies
Yes, pretty much trashed in the F5 tornado that hit Nashville in March of 2019. The whole second floor of the house was torn off, and a neighbors roof smashed into the backyard. It was heartbreaking. We were able to salvage a few things, which we nursed along for a year in giant containers, and they now reside in that client's new landscape.
@12:37 Is that a gardenia plant, next to the blue? I'm pretty sure those are toxic to dogs. However, the garden is beautifully designed. Subscribed!
Fortunately her dogs never ate plants! She requested the gardenia for sentimental reasons.
How large were the green giants when you put them in??
10 ft tall, balled & burlapped. Green Giants grow REALLY fast, and more than doubled in height in 4 years. The soil is imported and really good, which helps, of course.
Smart
Would you share the zone for this place please.
7A
Pretty...but seems like a lot of annual pruning would have to take place.
It did require annual pruning, yes. When you plant stuff that tight you need to stay on top of it. Only pruned once a year, though.
What zone are you in?
7
This was a 100k job. It's a nice space though.
It looks that luxe, but it actually cost FAR less, like less than half that. I'm fortunate that I live within striking distance of McMinnville, TN, home of a gazillion wholesale nurseries, and I can obtain large plants at pretty reasonable prices.
She's not going to have a yard in 10 years. All those varieties grow very large.
Actually, and very unfortunately, a tornado did a lot of damage to this landscape since we filmed.
@@volunteergardener oh no!
This landscaping jay coat over $40,000
It didn't, actually. Much less than that. We have the the advantage of not being far from McMinnville, TN, the nursery capital of the eastern US.
@@Parula06are you the designer of this garden?
@@erickephart8355 Yep. It didn't cost $40k, either.
Only problem is burglars-they LOVE homes surrounded by large shrubs-nobody sees them, can't hear glass shatter. ☹
Delightful movement, color and texture!
i'd say that's exactly as true as the old idea about planting brambles under windows.
I'd say the coral bark does show up nicely against the radicans cryptomeria but the emerald thuja why not a large pile of shit lol their so UGLY and cheap looking. I'd say the bihou shows up well as well
gorgeous