Congratulations guys, your perennial border is beautiful. I also appreciate that you write the names on the screen, and have a lot of good ideas. I'm happy I found your channel.
Thank you! This was last year’s September … we’ll be sure to film this year soon :). And winter is pretty bleak here 😅. We did film in January - it’s in our videos.
I don't just like your garden I love it! I am also in the process of making more room for plants especially for pollinators, I also have the Salvia viridis it has just flowered all summer long it is beautiful. My persicaria was a small plant when purchased last year it has spread just like yours gorgeous, I'm going to put it in other parts of the garden too. I seem to have a lot of the same plants has your good selves. I so enjoy following your channel it's wonderful thankyou boys : )
Thanks so much! Glad you’re loving your salvia viridis, too -is it the pink one? Or the Oxford blue? And we’ve been dividing and spreading our persicara this autumn, too - gorgeous ground over and flowers so long 🥰
I bought seed which was a bouquet mixed, pink purple and white. For next year I've bought one called Blue Monday, I shall always have them in my garden such a wonderful plant. @@perennial-garden
Wow, I really enjoyed this video, your garden looks soooo amazingly beautiful. Did you say a chill?, I'll take it since here in Barbados it's super hot. I will be watching more of your videos.
The garden is beautiful. Will still be in the winter. Just different. I love your stone borders on the pathways. How did you build them? Nova Scotia here, amazingly my garden hasn’t been touched by frost yet. September was warm. Post tropical storm Philippe on the way tomorrow. Bringing more warm air with it. Love all your dahlias.
I was so happy to see a dinish garden I was also happy to see all the flowers from Danemark especially delphinuim and sunflower we see this plant every where here thank you for your video I laughed when I saw you take some grapes I do the same when I go visit the far mor of my grand children 😅
Im a new subscriber.. i love your perennial garden.. ive been gardening perennial plants with different colors.. i love it because its coming back every year to enjoy.. ❤ here from Washington state..
U right we never know how the weather it’s going to be. I here at the northeast of USA and the weather it’s been crazy… but fall colors in the garden are beautiful too and yours look amazing
Just wow! You still have so much colour in your garden - my garden is looking a little dark as I mostly have salvia amistad and verbena in flower (I'm in the south of the UK), something I need to rectify next year. Sadly we have had lots of rain and very strong winds so my garden has been rather battered! So pleased we will be still getting videos although I shall miss the garden tours. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden!
We're on the east coast and totally understand the wind and rain... our first big storm just hit yesterday. sigh. And great with a plan to add brighter colors next year! We went with a lot of yellow for that reason, too. With the days getting shorter, those bright yellows make a difference to the whole feel of the space.
Thank you so much, Carol! We do love it... even with it looking it very different now at the end of November. But we know it will spring back to life in just a few more months. Happy holidays to you and yours!
Hey guys! Summer is definitely creeping closer here in the southern hemisphere and our garden season has begun! 😍🌞🌺 Absolutely love the peachy-pink cosmos. I'll be on the lookout for some seeds!
@@perennial-garden My Agapantus 'Blackjack' is pushing out it first flowering stem, way ahead of any other agapantus in my garden. So, I'm very excited about this new variety. Also got my hands on a new yellow and a red kniphofia. 😍
@@MarthinB75 Just looked up the Blackjack... it looks gorgeous! Hope it puts on a show for you this spring. And let me tell you... that kniphofia we got has kept flowering. Super impressive. Hope you experience the same.
@@perennial-garden Both of those indigenous SA plants are very rewarding jn general. Especially with reblooming agapantus varieties hitting our nursery shelves lately! They are a staple in most SA gardens. 😝
I absolutely love your garden! It's gorgeous! Denmark is beautiful! A lot different than South Texas, we pretty much garden year-round here. Summer is kinda like winter here, in the sense that everyone pretty much stays indoors because of the heat. Get a lot of over 100 days here, fall, and what you probably wouldn't call winter here are when everyone ventures out. I guess kind of the reward of being zone 9a
A huge hello from Denmark to South Texas! I bet it's a lot different indeed... we have over 250 days of rain here, too. That makes it really green...but really damp and cold most of the year. Our summers are pretty mild compared to yours... VERY mild compared to yours 😅. It does give us short growing periods tho...but we do the best with what we have. Thanks so much for watching and letting us hear from you!
I’m in love with your garden :) So many varieties, it’s incredible. Each plant flows seemlessly to the next and everyone gets along (which I know is really hard to do)!Thanks for the inspiration :)
Привет из России. У вас прекрасный сад, спасибо за прогулку по вашему удевительному саду, когда выходишь в сад, сразу поднемается настроение. Вам добра, здоровья и процветания
I am in love with your garden, living in an area that had triple digit temperatures for 3 months straight, I can only dream with a garden like that, so colorful
My lupine also really struggled with aphid's last season. I am in zone 4b Wisconsin and had to cut my lupine all the way back to the ground mid-summer. After cutting them back, I sprayed the crown of the plants with neem oil. Luckily, my plants were able to fully rebound and put on some fresh growth before the end of the season. Hopefully this mild winter doesn't result in another big aphid outbreak.
Love your channel. Funny “argument” deadhead or seed … happens to all of us. My husband thinks it should be tidy, but seed collecting isn’t always neat. You guys are adorable.
I'm with your husband 🤣 ...but Lars has other plans. So... I deadhead until the very last minute and then let those go to seed. A compromise that keeps us married at least. haha
Love watching your videos from Canada. I have a flower farm and perennial gardens and getting more into seed saving and propagation. Thanks for the tour- so fun!
@@perennial-garden Thank you- I haven't done a UA-cam video in a long time - myabe I should make a comeback with a collab with my favorite Denmark duo! hahah. I mostly post on my Instagram account.
Your garden is stunning. I particularly like the blue Delphinium at the start of the video and all the daisy type flowers like Echinacea, Rudbeckia and Gaillardia. When you see the flowers close up, you can tell how wonderful nature is producing such beautiful shapes.
You're so kind to comment! Thanks so much. And yes, that blue Delphinium is gorgeous... we need more of that color (and maybe move that one). And we couldn't agree more... the closer you get to the flowers, the more beautiful they are.
Your garden is still looking gorgeous in September! I think I need some Helianthus. It's movement in the breeze is beautiful. Love your new toy, but I have to say, it scares me a bit! 🙀 Thanks for the tour! 🌸
It scares me (Allen) a bit, too! haha... but it works and I'm happy for that. And get those helianthus! They're also strong enough to handle some of the coastal winds we're getting this autumn without breaking.
I love your garden! Thank you for taking the time to share it with us. I love how you use so many colors. I’m planning my first perennial garden in Texas right now. I’ve been so afraid to “get it wrong” with my plant choices. Seeing your garden is so inspiring! I took many screen shots.
That makes us super happy! The good thing about perennials is that you can always move them... so it's impossible to get it wrong :) We also planted flowers that bloom at different times so we always have something to enjoy. Here was our garden way back in June ua-cam.com/video/8i-UGrDCqvA/v-deo.htmlsi=2SoC1otDPAK3fdS2 . Super excited about your perennial garden! Sending lots of positive vibes your way 🥰
It does spread like crazy here! Beautiful plant though.. with lovely small white flowers. Hope yours grows as well as it does here! Greetings from Denmark.
Love your garden! You both have done so much in a short time - impressive! I have been busy collecting seeds as well, which is one of my favorite things to do this time of year. Wish I was gardening in your zone, as I am in 5a & things are looking a bit sad... Keep up the great videos! Thank you!
Another fellow seed collector! Thanks for watching. And we'll try to enjoy the weather for as long as we can... the rainy, cold winter is coming quick.
ohhhhh my gawdddd! REALLY REALLY REALLY LOVE THIS VIDEO! You have so many interesting perennials! I love that you share all that info with us. But I had to crack up. Lars must have said "REALLY' about 56 times and I lost count with your "REALLYS" LOL! You guys are such a cute pair. And don't worry about biting your nails, my son does that too since he was a little boy. It builds your immune system. Btw, you toe nails look great, lol! Anyway, thank you, thank you...I really really love your garden! Love that Salvia Viridis!! So many seeds! You guys should get into seed selling. You'd make a ton of money!
😂 lars knows he says it too. He tries to stop, but it’s such a habit when he speaks English. Bless him 😂. And if that’s true, my immune system must be super great. I’m just glad my son doesn’t have the habit. 😅
@@perennial-garden 🤭🤭🤭it's really cute. And his english is really great!! Hey, that's already special; to be able to speak two languages!! My parents are from Puerto Rico so I'm used to hearing accents from all over the world. Sorry that I'm commenting so much, I'm just wowed by your content. Thanks again.
@@perennial-garden it's beautiful over there but you wouldn't catch me living there. Tooooo many LOUD, extra special Puerto Ricans. I was raised here in the states, very conservative; so all that noise starts getting on my nerves. A very different culture, but it is fun! And if you don't mind the heat and bright sun, well then it's the perfect place!
@@madelinerivera7445 For vacation.. then yes! It's so quiet here in Denmark. Nordic countries are known for being very still and quiet and reserved. It's all the months of darkness, I guess.
What a wonderful garden tour. Your garden is so beautiful and plentiful! Would you happen to know the name of the cultivar of the sanguisorba with light pink flower? Your passion for beauty of flowers and plants is unmatched. The beautiful houttuynia took over my garden. It’s been 5 years of trying to eradicating it. It is considered an invasive plant in USA. I am trying to give you head up. It may not be as aggressive in your zone…
Thanks so much for watching! That sanguisorba is the 'pink brushes' variety. And we love it :). And yes, that houttuynia is super aggressive... it's not invasive here... but my goodness, we're having to keep an eye on it and already making plans to isolate it next season.
This was a marvelous video. Apart from the sheer beauty, I'm learning a lot from you guys. Thank you for pampering us this way. Also thrilled with you showing us the way you organized your greenhouse interior.
What a wonderful comment! Thank you so much. And as for the greenhouse...it's always a work in progress for this time of year. It's more or less empty all summer and now starts to fill up again! We show a bit more of it here: ua-cam.com/video/aH2r-cl7_AQ/v-deo.htmlsi=tks_5969uLQe53e8 ...and will keep updating everyone as more cuttings and seeds go in :)
I am one who would like to see you and Lars argue. Just kidding 😂. Galardia is one of my favorites but I have found that the pollinators do not visit it. Have you experienced that. You have so many beautiful flowers if I were to comment on all that I love this would be a very long comment. I can’t believe you are new to UA-cam. Thanks for sharing.
😂 Our arguments are pretty much what you see here. And usually Lars wins (home turf advantage 🇩🇰). So glad I’ve another Gaillardia fan here 🥰. Surprised that you don’t get many pollinators tho. Hmmmm. The bees do visit a lot - not as much (now that you mention it) as some others… but nothing to worry about. Altho I will pay way more attention to it now 🤓 And thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. It means a lot to us 😀😀
Rhizomatous plants like anemone and astrania: the former I would stick in a planter or it will run everywhere in a few years. There is a granule called Preen, made from corn gluten, that is used to suppress germination of weeds. It is a lifesaver for gravel/pebble pathways and inside all beds. I only use it once annually after annuals are planted. Should be something similar in Denmark I imagine.
We will 100% look up Preen. They must have something similar here. For now, our weed burner has been working really well. But having other options is always good, too.
We actually do nothing to them. They were here when we bought the house back in 2018. All we do is trim them very very hard back each year. ...the rest is just a blessing. Here's all that we do: ua-cam.com/video/OKZqrMkktvk/v-deo.htmlsi=x2VUpuz_Z48B6H-W
Have you considered adding acanthus and euphorbia species to your lovely garden? They are real arcitectuaral plants in a garden. I grow a lot of similar plants to yours in British Columbia, Canada
I'm gardening in zone 6 middle of the US and it's so crazy that we are growing the same plants! It's really global. Also, I don't mind your playful disagreements about plants! It's normal.
Thanks for watching! And you know... we have a red Gaillardia... I wonder if it is an Arizona Red. I'll make sure to find out! But if not... 100% agree that they would look great here. And it would break up some of the yellow (which we have a lot of).
Thanks so much for watching! We aren't doing any fall planting, no. ...but we are autumn sowing a lot of seeds and taking cuttings of our perennials, too. ua-cam.com/video/aH2r-cl7_AQ/v-deo.htmlsi=OcalkewVJ_--gzua ...lots to do for sure 🥰
We love the social system here. There's free education, universal health care, etc. We also are blessed with 5 weeks paid vacation (6 weeks in most companies), too. All of this comes with very high taxes, however. But... to have a healthy, 'equal and fair' society, it's worth it. Of course there are problems, too. ...but for the most part, we're very thankful for the system, especially because we have a child.
Can you please explain how manu of each kind do you plant together? Like the blanket flower, is that only 1 plant? Im starting my own cottage style garden as you have inspired me! Im from New Zealand (Auckland)! We are subtropical here. I dont know how many of each kind i need to plant. Thanks! 😊
For that plant, it was only one. We've made a few videos where we break it down a bit more... let me paste one here: ua-cam.com/video/07KE_stUJk8/v-deo.htmlsi=EZUsJv_dYcPjKh87 and ua-cam.com/video/aZC1xXW4XWI/v-deo.htmlsi=vNTZ8RdLp0f__VRS Maybe these give a bit more help on how we've planted and how many, etc :)
hi I am newly subscribed to your channel and loving it. I love Sanguisorba but my one died. Not sure what happened. what growing condition so they like? the nursery bought mine from said any soil and easy. My poor plant didn't think so. Yours looks glorious. Do you know which variety it is please Love it!
Thanks for joining us 🥰. Ours is Sanguisorba Pink Brushes - is that what you’re growing, too? We’ve planted it in just “normal” soil in our garden, but we’ve been working the soil with compost for years (once in autumn and once in spring). We didn’t fertilize this past season. We did have to water a lot this summer as Denmark had a big drought and hotter-than-normal weather.
@perennial-garden Maybe my soil got too dry as we had no rain between may and July here in S, England. My variety is S. Obtusa. I am also growing S. Tanya, S. Canadensis Alba and S. Pink Elephant. I simply adore them. I mulch my garden every spring with well rotted horase manure. I garden on clay
@@bewoodford2807you’re probably right, it got too dry. We had a serious dry season too, so we had to water the garden more than usual. Hope you’re does better this year! And thanks for telling us about the varieties you’re working with - more to put on our wish list ❤
You didn't like that white Dahlia😜❓❓ cummon give it to me!! I would love to grow it from seeds too. I love it ❤ Did you know ❓ Pompom Dahlias are better keeping as cut flowers . If you wanted to cut other types for the vase you might want to immerse the cut stalk in hot water for 10 minutes you get these a little longer in the vase ... M m
If the Houttuynia reverts to green, you will have rhizomes absolutely everywhere and it will be impossible to get rid of. I am in the US state North Carolina.
It’s a pain for sure! Are you still finding it in your garden? It’s here and there in ours - should take several years to get it out completely (if ever!)
@@perennial-garden Yes, I have it everywhere in my garden, even far from where I planted the original variegated form about 25 years ago. What I have now is entirely green and about 20 inches tall. It does have a pretty white flower in mid spring but its growth will quickly smother anything near it. It does not like the cold, so it will die back completely, however it will return with full coverage of a planted bed. Whenever I dig a place for a new plant I always find a thick mat of white rhizomes a little bit smaller than the diameter of a pencil and I remove and bag for trash all that I see. I think the method for removal will have to be thorough removal of each stalk as it emerges in the spring. I have about 1/4 of an acre of it now. Its sale is prohibited in many parts of the US. One could always try to paint each cut stem with an herbicide but I do not use that method. Please begin a regime to remove all that you see in your garden and please don't give it to others.
@@paulacothren3591 Oh wow! And you're right... from what we've learned, only a chemical will get rid of it, but that's not what we want in our ground either. We keep digging it up every time we see a tiny bit and keep those areas of the garden monitored. It doesn't like the cold... so hopefully our cold winters will keep doing some damage on it. Although, I'm sure it's a long battle (like you have!). My goodness. Thanks for sharing tho! Hope we both get a garden free of it soon.
Please remove the chamelean plant today I planted 1 plant 30 years ago and the last 26 years I've been trying to eliminate it It's in all my beds.I have small shrubs in all my beds and borders and that plant will grow in the shrub and get 2 ft tall and stay green(shade).Love your video,very pretty gardens.greetings from Ohio,USA zone 5/6
Oh my goodness! We're convinced 😳. We're taking out this autumn and keeping it only in pots (the leaves are just too pretty to not keep)...but you're right...it's slowly popping up in places that we just want it. Hope you get it out of yours, too!
Please don't worry about white or green fly there is an old saying how do I get ladybirds 🐞 into my garden bring in the green and white fly loppens are well noted for white fly especially the first year the white fly helps because the flower that produce a sticky kind of sauger goopy that the white fly eat they don't really harm the plant but it does bring in the predators but my God you're grapes 🍇
Thanks so much for the encouragement and tips! We did get ladybugs after the dry spell ended... so we're thankful for them. And yes, aren't those grapes looking delicious?! It's time to bring them in and make jelly soon. Can't wait!
Hahahaha so it doesn't catch fire. That's serious and funny at the same time.
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I'm so jealous of your dahlias! They don't have any powdery mildew! 😮
Ah... do yours?! So sorry to hear that. (Thanks for watching tho :) )
Congratulations guys, your perennial border is beautiful. I also appreciate that you write the names on the screen, and have a lot of good ideas. I'm happy I found your channel.
We’re happy you found it, too. Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
Love your video guys. Definitely you got a new subscriber. Greetings from Florida, USA. Zone 9b
Thanks so much for watching 🥰. Hope you enjoy the other videos, too. Big hello from Denmark 🇩🇰
Wow so beautiful planting 🎉❤🎉❤🎉
Thanks so much for watching! 🥰
wonderful garden. It's still interesting to see what a winter garden looks like so would still love more videos
Thank you! This was last year’s September … we’ll be sure to film this year soon :). And winter is pretty bleak here 😅. We did film in January - it’s in our videos.
Beautiful garden!
Thanks so much for watching! Just saw yours, too... and now you have a new subscriber. Gorgeous garden you have 🥰
Thanks for visiting!@@perennial-garden
Your garden is full of colourful flowers 👍👍👌
Thanks so much! Greetings from Denmark
I'm from Bharat (India)🙏🙏
That's a long way from here! I bet the gardens there are so different, due to climate, etc.
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I don't just like your garden I love it! I am also in the process of making more room for plants especially for pollinators, I also have the Salvia viridis it has just flowered all summer long it is beautiful. My persicaria was a small plant when purchased last year it has spread just like yours gorgeous, I'm going to put it in other parts of the garden too. I seem to have a lot of the same plants has your good selves. I so enjoy following your channel it's wonderful thankyou boys : )
Thanks so much!
Glad you’re loving your salvia viridis, too -is it the pink one? Or the Oxford blue?
And we’ve been dividing and spreading our persicara this autumn, too - gorgeous ground over and flowers so long 🥰
I bought seed which was a bouquet mixed, pink purple and white. For next year I've bought one called Blue Monday, I shall always have them in my garden such a wonderful plant. @@perennial-garden
@@elizabethlake6986 That sounds gorgeous - I’ll look up Blue Monday now 💙
Wow, I really enjoyed this video, your garden looks soooo amazingly beautiful. Did you say a chill?, I'll take it since here in Barbados it's super hot. I will be watching more of your videos.
Oh to be warm in Barbados! So jealous. Greetings from chilly Denmark 🥰
Sure we do. We love to hear you argue. You're quite charming! Beautiful gardens!
Thanks 😅At least we only have silly arguments about deadheading vs collecting seeds 🤣
The garden is beautiful. Will still be in the winter. Just different. I love your stone borders on the pathways. How did you build them? Nova Scotia here, amazingly my garden hasn’t been touched by frost yet. September was warm. Post tropical storm Philippe on the way tomorrow. Bringing more warm air with it. Love all your dahlias.
That's a great way to think about it... every season has something special to offer. And we're having a warm autumn so far, too... no complaints. 😄
Really lovely garden!
Thanks so much for watching! Greetings from Denmark
I was so happy to see a dinish garden I was also happy to see all the flowers from Danemark especially delphinuim and sunflower we see this plant every where here thank you for your video I laughed when I saw you take some grapes I do the same when I go visit the far mor of my grand children 😅
Those grapes are delicious 🥰. Thanks for watching the video and for commenting! Greetings from Fredericia.
Im a new subscriber.. i love your perennial garden.. ive been gardening perennial plants with different colors.. i love it because its coming back every year to enjoy.. ❤ here from Washington state..
That's the best part about perennials... they keep coming back better and better every year. Greetings from Denmark!
U right we never know how the weather it’s going to be. I here at the northeast of USA and the weather it’s been crazy… but fall colors in the garden are beautiful too and yours look amazing
Exactly!! Hope you get beautiful weather this autumn 🧡
A really really lovely garden (and two really handsome guys). Thanks for sharing all these impressions! 🌈.
AH! You'll make us blush ☺. Thanks so much for watching and going thru the garden with us! Greetings from Denmark.
Just wow! You still have so much colour in your garden - my garden is looking a little dark as I mostly have salvia amistad and verbena in flower (I'm in the south of the UK), something I need to rectify next year. Sadly we have had lots of rain and very strong winds so my garden has been rather battered! So pleased we will be still getting videos although I shall miss the garden tours. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden!
We're on the east coast and totally understand the wind and rain... our first big storm just hit yesterday. sigh.
And great with a plan to add brighter colors next year! We went with a lot of yellow for that reason, too. With the days getting shorter, those bright yellows make a difference to the whole feel of the space.
Your garden has so many wonderful plants. You both are great caretakers. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much, Carol! We do love it... even with it looking it very different now at the end of November. But we know it will spring back to life in just a few more months. Happy holidays to you and yours!
Lovely Garden ^~^
My friend, thank you for good sharing 😊
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What a beautiful fall garden! So glad I found your channel 🌼🐝
We're glad you found us, too 🥰
Hey guys! Summer is definitely creeping closer here in the southern hemisphere and our garden season has begun! 😍🌞🌺 Absolutely love the peachy-pink cosmos. I'll be on the lookout for some seeds!
Lucky you! Enjoy the spring... and we'll hunker down for the coming winter. 🥰. And what else are you growing this year?
@@perennial-garden My Agapantus 'Blackjack' is pushing out it first flowering stem, way ahead of any other agapantus in my garden. So, I'm very excited about this new variety. Also got my hands on a new yellow and a red kniphofia. 😍
@@MarthinB75 Just looked up the Blackjack... it looks gorgeous! Hope it puts on a show for you this spring. And let me tell you... that kniphofia we got has kept flowering. Super impressive. Hope you experience the same.
@@perennial-garden Both of those indigenous SA plants are very rewarding jn general. Especially with reblooming agapantus varieties hitting our nursery shelves lately! They are a staple in most SA gardens. 😝
First time here, enjoyed everything
Super glad you're here! Greetings from Denmark.
I absolutely love your garden! It's gorgeous! Denmark is beautiful! A lot different than South Texas, we pretty much garden year-round
here. Summer is kinda like winter here, in the sense that everyone pretty much stays indoors because of the heat. Get a lot of over 100 days here, fall, and what you probably wouldn't call winter here are when everyone ventures out. I guess kind of the reward of being zone 9a
A huge hello from Denmark to South Texas! I bet it's a lot different indeed... we have over 250 days of rain here, too. That makes it really green...but really damp and cold most of the year. Our summers are pretty mild compared to yours... VERY mild compared to yours 😅. It does give us short growing periods tho...but we do the best with what we have. Thanks so much for watching and letting us hear from you!
I’m in love with your garden :) So many varieties, it’s incredible. Each plant flows seemlessly to the next and everyone gets along (which I know is really hard to do)!Thanks for the inspiration :)
Thanks so much! And thanks for taking the time to comment 🥰. Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
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Hello from Denmark 🥰
You guys are incredible I love love love this Garden
Thanks so much Wayne! And thanks for watching 🥰
Привет из России. У вас прекрасный сад, спасибо за прогулку по вашему удевительному саду, когда выходишь в сад, сразу поднемается настроение. Вам добра, здоровья и процветания
Thank you so much for visiting! Greetings from Denmark.
I am in love with your garden, living in an area that had triple digit temperatures for 3 months straight, I can only dream with a garden like that, so colorful
Triple digits?! We can't even imagine. The hottest ever recorded in Denmark was 36C or 96F... and no one knows what to do when that happens 😅
My lupine also really struggled with aphid's last season. I am in zone 4b Wisconsin and had to cut my lupine all the way back to the ground mid-summer. After cutting them back, I sprayed the crown of the plants with neem oil. Luckily, my plants were able to fully rebound and put on some fresh growth before the end of the season. Hopefully this mild winter doesn't result in another big aphid outbreak.
So glad your bounced back. Ours didn't. BUT... we've got seedlings growing and we'll be sure to have more lupines this year :)
Beautiful! Still so much colour. So many great specimens 🤗.
We're super blessed... hope it'll last a few more weeks at least.
You guys are so charming and knowledgeable. I'm getting many ideas from you.
That's super great to hear! Thank you for watching (and for calling us charming :) ) Greetings from Denmark!
Love your channel. Funny “argument” deadhead or seed … happens to all of us. My husband thinks it should be tidy, but seed collecting isn’t always neat. You guys are adorable.
I'm with your husband 🤣 ...but Lars has other plans. So... I deadhead until the very last minute and then let those go to seed. A compromise that keeps us married at least. haha
Love watching your videos from Canada. I have a flower farm and perennial gardens and getting more into seed saving and propagation. Thanks for the tour- so fun!
We're your new subscribers now! What a beautiful design style you have :) Can't wait to follow more of your flower farming journey 🥰
@@perennial-garden Thank you- I haven't done a UA-cam video in a long time - myabe I should make a comeback with a collab with my favorite Denmark duo! hahah. I mostly post on my Instagram account.
You should totally make a comeback! We're here for it 🥰@@bloomsbyamelie
Your garden is stunning. I particularly like the blue Delphinium at the start of the video and all the daisy type flowers like Echinacea, Rudbeckia and Gaillardia. When you see the flowers close up, you can tell how wonderful nature is producing such beautiful shapes.
You're so kind to comment! Thanks so much. And yes, that blue Delphinium is gorgeous... we need more of that color (and maybe move that one).
And we couldn't agree more... the closer you get to the flowers, the more beautiful they are.
Your garden is still looking gorgeous in September! I think I need some Helianthus. It's movement in the breeze is beautiful. Love your new toy, but I have to say, it scares me a bit! 🙀 Thanks for the tour! 🌸
It scares me (Allen) a bit, too! haha... but it works and I'm happy for that. And get those helianthus! They're also strong enough to handle some of the coastal winds we're getting this autumn without breaking.
I love your garden! Thank you for taking the time to share it with us. I love how you use so many colors. I’m planning my first perennial garden in Texas right now. I’ve been so afraid to “get it wrong” with my plant choices. Seeing your garden is so inspiring! I took many screen shots.
That makes us super happy! The good thing about perennials is that you can always move them... so it's impossible to get it wrong :) We also planted flowers that bloom at different times so we always have something to enjoy. Here was our garden way back in June ua-cam.com/video/8i-UGrDCqvA/v-deo.htmlsi=2SoC1otDPAK3fdS2 . Super excited about your perennial garden! Sending lots of positive vibes your way 🥰
Wow your garden is absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much! And so is yours :) We love watching your shorts.
Oh how I love your gardens so much!! And you have officially convinced me to try dahlias (maybe the cabana banana cabana nana ones!) 😂😂
Who names those things?! Someone somewhere does it just to confuse normal guys like us 🤣
@@perennial-garden 😂
Beautiful garden, love the abundance design . Just found your channel thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching 💜. And welcome to our garden 🇩🇰
So beautiful garden awsome. I have the cameleon, too and must now move to a pot not to spride.
It does spread like crazy here! Beautiful plant though.. with lovely small white flowers. Hope yours grows as well as it does here! Greetings from Denmark.
BEAUTIFUL ❤
Thanks so much for watching!
Beautiful September garden! Your work and passion is rewarding.
AHHHHHHH! Thank you for commenting 🥰 And we're glad you can see that we enjoy it out here... that makes all the difference.
Absolutely stunninggggg! 🤩
You are! 😘
Love your garden! You both have done so much in a short time - impressive! I have been busy collecting seeds as well, which is one of my favorite things to do this time of year. Wish I was gardening in your zone, as I am in 5a & things are looking a bit sad... Keep up the great videos! Thank you!
Another fellow seed collector! Thanks for watching. And we'll try to enjoy the weather for as long as we can... the rainy, cold winter is coming quick.
ohhhhh my gawdddd! REALLY REALLY REALLY LOVE THIS VIDEO! You have so many interesting perennials! I love that you share all that info with us. But I had to crack up. Lars must have said "REALLY' about 56 times and I lost count with your "REALLYS" LOL! You guys are such a cute pair. And don't worry about biting your nails, my son does that too since he was a little boy. It builds your immune system. Btw, you toe nails look great, lol! Anyway, thank you, thank you...I really really love your garden! Love that Salvia Viridis!! So many seeds! You guys should get into seed selling. You'd make a ton of money!
😂 lars knows he says it too. He tries to stop, but it’s such a habit when he speaks English. Bless him 😂.
And if that’s true, my immune system must be super great. I’m just glad my son doesn’t have the habit. 😅
@@perennial-garden 🤭🤭🤭it's really cute. And his english is really great!! Hey, that's already special; to be able to speak two languages!! My parents are from Puerto Rico so I'm used to hearing accents from all over the world. Sorry that I'm commenting so much, I'm just wowed by your content. Thanks again.
@@madelinerivera7445 ooooo puerto rico! now there's a place we'd love to visit. Especially today as it's still raining and still cold 😅
@@perennial-garden it's beautiful over there but you wouldn't catch me living there. Tooooo many LOUD, extra special Puerto Ricans. I was raised here in the states, very conservative; so all that noise starts getting on my nerves. A very different culture, but it is fun! And if you don't mind the heat and bright sun, well then it's the perfect place!
@@madelinerivera7445 For vacation.. then yes! It's so quiet here in Denmark. Nordic countries are known for being very still and quiet and reserved. It's all the months of darkness, I guess.
What a wonderful garden tour. Your garden is so beautiful and plentiful! Would you happen to know the name of the cultivar of the sanguisorba with light pink flower? Your passion for beauty of flowers and plants is unmatched. The beautiful houttuynia took over my garden. It’s been 5 years of trying to eradicating it. It is considered an invasive plant in USA. I am trying to give you head up. It may not be as aggressive in your zone…
Thanks so much for watching!
That sanguisorba is the 'pink brushes' variety. And we love it :).
And yes, that houttuynia is super aggressive... it's not invasive here... but my goodness, we're having to keep an eye on it and already making plans to isolate it next season.
This was a marvelous video. Apart from the sheer beauty, I'm learning a lot from you guys. Thank you for pampering us this way. Also thrilled with you showing us the way you organized your greenhouse interior.
What a wonderful comment! Thank you so much. And as for the greenhouse...it's always a work in progress for this time of year. It's more or less empty all summer and now starts to fill up again! We show a bit more of it here: ua-cam.com/video/aH2r-cl7_AQ/v-deo.htmlsi=tks_5969uLQe53e8 ...and will keep updating everyone as more cuttings and seeds go in :)
we need more pumpkin spice lattes
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I am one who would like to see you and Lars argue. Just kidding 😂. Galardia is one of my favorites but I have found that the pollinators do not visit it. Have you experienced that. You have so many beautiful flowers if I were to comment on all that I love this would be a very long comment. I can’t believe you are new to UA-cam. Thanks for sharing.
😂 Our arguments are pretty much what you see here. And usually Lars wins (home turf advantage 🇩🇰).
So glad I’ve another Gaillardia fan here 🥰. Surprised that you don’t get many pollinators tho. Hmmmm. The bees do visit a lot - not as much (now that you mention it) as some others… but nothing to worry about. Altho I will pay way more attention to it now 🤓
And thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. It means a lot to us 😀😀
Rhizomatous plants like anemone and astrania: the former I would stick in a planter or it will run everywhere in a few years.
There is a granule called Preen, made from corn gluten, that is used to suppress germination of weeds. It is a lifesaver for gravel/pebble pathways and inside all beds. I only use it once annually after annuals are planted. Should be something similar in Denmark I imagine.
We will 100% look up Preen. They must have something similar here. For now, our weed burner has been working really well. But having other options is always good, too.
I’d love to know how you grow the grapes. My vines are a mess and never produce like yours.
We actually do nothing to them. They were here when we bought the house back in 2018. All we do is trim them very very hard back each year. ...the rest is just a blessing. Here's all that we do: ua-cam.com/video/OKZqrMkktvk/v-deo.htmlsi=x2VUpuz_Z48B6H-W
Too good..beautiful colours..Send me some seeds of these plants😊😅.Happygardening
New subscriber 🙏
Thanks for watching! And we can’t send seeds - but if you come by, we’ll share all we can 💜💜
I feel like it would be nice to see a fall tidy up video from you guys in a few weeks! :D
We were just talking about that today - it’ll be time to get the garden ready for winter very soon. We’ll make sure to take you along 🥰
Great ! @@perennial-garden
Have you considered adding acanthus and euphorbia species to your lovely garden? They are real arcitectuaral plants in a garden. I grow a lot of similar plants to yours in British Columbia, Canada
hmmmm.. we haven't but we will now! Thanks for the inspiration (and adding to our shopping list 🥰😜)
I'm gardening in zone 6 middle of the US and it's so crazy that we are growing the same plants! It's really global. Also, I don't mind your playful disagreements about plants! It's normal.
Gardening is a universal language! Love it :)
Nice tour! The Persicaria looks really good. Have you grown Gaillardia ‘Arizona red’? I think it would look great in your garden.
Thanks for watching! And you know... we have a red Gaillardia... I wonder if it is an Arizona Red. I'll make sure to find out! But if not... 100% agree that they would look great here. And it would break up some of the yellow (which we have a lot of).
I love you guys garden. It’s perfection !! Any plans for fall planting ?
Thanks so much for watching! We aren't doing any fall planting, no. ...but we are autumn sowing a lot of seeds and taking cuttings of our perennials, too. ua-cam.com/video/aH2r-cl7_AQ/v-deo.htmlsi=OcalkewVJ_--gzua ...lots to do for sure 🥰
Hello! Can you please tell me more about Denmark being a social state? How is it in every aspect? Very curious thank you!
We love the social system here. There's free education, universal health care, etc. We also are blessed with 5 weeks paid vacation (6 weeks in most companies), too. All of this comes with very high taxes, however. But... to have a healthy, 'equal and fair' society, it's worth it. Of course there are problems, too. ...but for the most part, we're very thankful for the system, especially because we have a child.
@@perennial-gardenthat’s fabulous 😊
Pros and cons... but mostly pros 😊 Thanks for asking and being interested. @@mercury_rising
Can you please explain how manu of each kind do you plant together? Like the blanket flower, is that only 1 plant? Im starting my own cottage style garden as you have inspired me! Im from New Zealand (Auckland)! We are subtropical here. I dont know how many of each kind i need to plant. Thanks! 😊
For that plant, it was only one. We've made a few videos where we break it down a bit more... let me paste one here:
ua-cam.com/video/07KE_stUJk8/v-deo.htmlsi=EZUsJv_dYcPjKh87
and
ua-cam.com/video/aZC1xXW4XWI/v-deo.htmlsi=vNTZ8RdLp0f__VRS
Maybe these give a bit more help on how we've planted and how many, etc :)
@@perennial-garden Ooops i planted too many seeds then yikes! 😬 thanks so much for the video! ☺️big help for me!
@@chattiechat We always over plant, too -- just in case one doesn't make it :)
I love your garden! What zone are you guys planting?
Thanks for watching! We’re in Denmark, on the east coast - zone 8a.
Would love for you to go more in-depth about all of the plants in your garden
Thanks for watching! And we can do that 🤓. This was our first year on UA-cam - so we’re glad to know what people would like to see.
hi I am newly subscribed to your channel and loving it. I love Sanguisorba but my one died. Not sure what happened. what growing condition so they like? the nursery bought mine from said any soil and easy. My poor plant didn't think so. Yours looks glorious. Do you know which variety it is please Love it!
Thanks for joining us 🥰. Ours is
Sanguisorba Pink Brushes - is that what you’re growing, too?
We’ve planted it in just “normal” soil in our garden, but we’ve been working the soil with compost for years (once in autumn and once in spring). We didn’t fertilize this past season. We did have to water a lot this summer as Denmark had a big drought and hotter-than-normal weather.
@perennial-garden Maybe my soil got too dry as we had no rain between may and July here in S, England. My variety is S. Obtusa. I am also growing S. Tanya, S. Canadensis Alba and S. Pink Elephant. I simply adore them. I mulch my garden every spring with well rotted horase manure. I garden on clay
@@bewoodford2807you’re probably right, it got too dry. We had a serious dry season too, so we had to water the garden more than usual. Hope you’re does better this year! And thanks for telling us about the varieties you’re working with - more to put on our wish list ❤
@@perennial-garden you are most welcome. Thank you
You didn't like that white Dahlia😜❓❓ cummon give it to me!!
I would love to grow it from seeds too.
I love it ❤
Did you know ❓
Pompom Dahlias are better keeping as cut flowers .
If you wanted to cut other types for the vase you might want to immerse the cut stalk in hot water for 10 minutes you get these a little longer in the vase ...
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GREAT tips! We're still learning about cut flowers -- so I love tips like that. We'll try it this summer :)
Does that bamboo plant not die off forever in winter?
Bamboo plant? Which part of the video and I'll see what it is :)
If the Houttuynia reverts to green, you will have rhizomes absolutely everywhere and it will be impossible to get rid of. I am in the US state North Carolina.
It’s a pain for sure! Are you still finding it in your garden? It’s here and there in ours - should take several years to get it out completely (if ever!)
@@perennial-garden Yes, I have it everywhere in my garden, even far from where I planted the original variegated form about 25 years ago. What I have now is entirely green and about 20 inches tall. It does have a pretty white flower in mid spring but its growth will quickly smother anything near it. It does not like the cold, so it will die back completely, however it will return with full coverage of a planted bed. Whenever I dig a place for a new plant I always find a thick mat of white rhizomes a little bit smaller than the diameter of a pencil and I remove and bag for trash all that I see. I think the method for removal will have to be thorough removal of each stalk as it emerges in the spring. I have about 1/4 of an acre of it now. Its sale is prohibited in many parts of the US. One could always try to paint each cut stem with an herbicide but I do not use that method. Please begin a regime to remove all that you see in your garden and please don't give it to others.
@@paulacothren3591 Oh wow! And you're right... from what we've learned, only a chemical will get rid of it, but that's not what we want in our ground either. We keep digging it up every time we see a tiny bit and keep those areas of the garden monitored. It doesn't like the cold... so hopefully our cold winters will keep doing some damage on it. Although, I'm sure it's a long battle (like you have!). My goodness.
Thanks for sharing tho! Hope we both get a garden free of it soon.
멀리 한국에서 구독하고 갑니다!❤
Thanks so much! Greetings from Denmark to Korea! 🥰
Please remove the chamelean plant today I planted 1 plant 30 years ago and the last 26 years I've been trying to eliminate it It's in all my beds.I have small shrubs in all my beds and borders and that plant will grow in the shrub and get 2 ft tall and stay green(shade).Love your video,very pretty gardens.greetings from Ohio,USA zone 5/6
Oh my goodness! We're convinced 😳. We're taking out this autumn and keeping it only in pots (the leaves are just too pretty to not keep)...but you're right...it's slowly popping up in places that we just want it. Hope you get it out of yours, too!
Please don't worry about white or green fly there is an old saying how do I get ladybirds 🐞 into my garden bring in the green and white fly loppens are well noted for white fly especially the first year the white fly helps because the flower that produce a sticky kind of sauger goopy that the white fly eat they don't really harm the plant but it does bring in the predators but my God you're grapes 🍇
Thanks so much for the encouragement and tips! We did get ladybugs after the dry spell ended... so we're thankful for them.
And yes, aren't those grapes looking delicious?! It's time to bring them in and make jelly soon. Can't wait!
Will you share seeds of your salvia viridis pls❤
If you can come by... you can have as many seeds as you want! 🥰 (for real!)
Dlaczego nie ma napisów po polsku?
hmmmm. I don't know?! That's something youtube does automatically, i think? Or can we change a setting or something?