You always have the perfect solution to a problem! 👊👊. I LOVE what you did with the viburnum/snowball bush. They just are so messy looking after blooming and cleaning up the lower trunks makes it look SO much better! I am gonna do that this weekend. And Allen...the Annabelles and the Vitex!! 🤓🤓 If I could only have two plants...it would be those two. The beautiful lavender colors and the cream and chartreuse have always made me swoon. BUT not limiting myself to two...I have filled my patio containers with a couple varieties of Russian Sage, catmint and lavender, which I rotate out into the big gardens as their blooms fade, and what fun THAT has been this summer! The bees 🐝 !! Thank you for the knowledge and the passion you share with us!
I have been watching the UK series Great British Gardens with Carol Klein and bemoaning how little Americans understand about gardening. Rule 1: foundation plantings set the frame and backdrop for specimen plants, thereby magnifying their impact and beauty. HEDGES, people! Then I watched this video and was reminded that Allen is one of the few who gets it!! This is beautiful art.
Hello sir! I’m rewatching this episode from last year. I ordered my day lilies and peonies from GHW and planted them this past fall and looking forward to seeing them grow. I’ve grown so much in knowledge from your teaching and looking forward to more!
We have a new home and soon new garden! And we can’t wait to incorporate so many of your wonderful garden ideas and as always great knowledge. 😃💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
I like your humor & fun spirit! Gardening is not only peaceful, but fun & healing. Love your vids. 🌺 Grew my 1st hibiscus! Been in Kansas City 1 yr now & able to grow them here.
Love this. You're very lucky to live in a cool climate. A lot of this stuff doesn't do well in Houston, Texas, but I enjoy watching and hope one day I can live up there!
Love the Annabelle hydrangea. Creates a living wall along one side of my deck. The deer discourage planting daylillies & I find the Japanese beetles are attracted to the Gaura as ethereal as they look.
Really enjoyed this video. Loved your idea of growing lilies in pots. Easy to place around garden for spots of dazzle! Thanks for sharing your garden with us all👍💗
I designed some pots for a friend, I used your, saying when I was suggesting flowers and greenery.."Spiller, filler, and thriller..I was sure to give you credit 😍😉🌞👍
I love these kind of tours. So very informative and great tips throughout! I found a “Miss Molly” compact butterfly bush. I am so excited to plant it in my garden. Glad that it is a drawf one so it will fit right in. Thank you for introducing me to this beautiful shrub. My very favorite pink color too! 🌺🌺🌺
Thank you P. Allen. I came home from work longing for some garden time. Of course it is dark. But there you are with a new tour. I got my garden time! Love your use of Gaura, the movement in the wind. Like grasses, but more ethereal. And thank you for the subtitles. The Southernese of the Latin sometimes makes it difficult to look up your varieties.
I'm a beginner as of this season and have killed most of my container plants lol I have a black thumb. Watching your videos is a learning experience. Thank you
Annabelle hydrangeas send out runners/roots so that if you have any open ground you will soon have another shrub. I dug out five this summer. I only planted two. They also have roots that grab the soil like claws. I've never had a harder job removing a shrub.
Loving your channel . You share so much valuable information. I have a QUESTION about roses that were in the garden when we bought our home 3 years ago. They are sending out shoots from below the graft. I've been cutting them back but they keep coming. The graft is way above the soil. Would you direct me to where this problem is discussed? Thank you in advance. Gratefully. 🙏🕊
Wow the garden is so beautiful.i don't have the words to say beautiful beautiful beautiful beautiful pretty pretty pretty colors makes it look so bright bring all the colors together makes it looks so beautiful words can't express the hard work you do and look at the results OMG gorgeous .♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Allen, What is the “rule”? Is it better to underpin the foundation planting colors and spread towards the curbing or property entry. Or start at the entryway toward the home. Which is most appealing? I have to work with plants that are successful in hot weather but tolerate frost. All lantana is tiring.Thank you.
There are pretty much wild Yarrow plants up in Big Bear, CA. When we scratch some of the petals of the white Yarrow flower, it smells like Bactine ( the older brand of topical Antiseptic) is the Yarrow used in this antiseptic spray...if you may know the answer that is, thank you.
🍃Thank you really good info! 🍃 I have Annabelle Hyd that get too heavy and fall over in June . How would you suggest I prevent that? And also the deer demolished mine this year 😑 any tips on keeping them away?! I plant purple cone flower in front of my Annabelles 🌸 Thanks again , for all the info 😊 I'll have to save this video in my folder *Note to self : Don't trim Azaleas back after July 1 *
"Presto" is right...and when the landscape crews tear thru shearing chopping those lovely hedges..there I am scooping up the cuttings to root and grow elegant luxurious shrubs that cost me nothing but patience. I may be poor...but never look like it in my garden. Lol
I have a row of Green Velvet boxwoods and some of the leaves of those at the end of the row turn brown over the winter. This winter I am going to try using Wilt-Pruf to try to protect them. I am looking for any other suggestions.
Old English Garden Tour : ua-cam.com/video/CrcdGn9elOM/v-deo.html | One Garden Center, Recycles wooden flats from colorscaping, covers w/ fine chicken wire/ sphagnum moss and plants out one side with annuals-houseplants, hooks up to drip irrigation. Colorscaping would affix to the wooden flats and grow and spill out over the flat, trailing between 24”-36”. Remind me of today world of Living Wall Garden landscapes. Yesteryears, planted out flats would sell between $100-$250 per flat. My favorites: Nemesia, staghorn ferns, trailing dichondra, impatiens, tuber begonias, dwarf coleus, caladiums. Finished flats were perfect for small entryways, courtyard and patios. | Many fine home gardens are on the May Garden Tour: HeardsGardenTour.com
I have this plant, it's not hardy in my zone 6 so I keep in garage along with other plants and this was the only plant that was alive. Silly me was so excited I put it out too early and it looks bad. I had to return it to garage...hopefully it makes it..😥
Hi Allen, do you have any ideea what happen with my Annabelles Hydrangea.? Is the second year that happens. The flowers disappear day by day until a point is left. I have a picture but I don’t know how to post it.sorry and thank you
I have a problem!! When I moved to my new house last year i found hydrangeas and at that time they where all full of flowers. I didn't know anything about hydrangeas at that time either that some bloom in old wood or new wood, so I cut them all the way back!!🙁 that same year in Fall. This summer I got only one flower !! In one hydrangea and the rest which I have 6 plants, I got none! NONE flowers!! Only one single flower out of all my 6 hydrangeas.!! I'm thinking my hydrangeas bloom in old wood. So I won't cut anything this upcoming fall!! But my question is!! Would they bloom next year for me eventhough I'm not cutting anything anymore??.Since I cut the bloom from all of them last year!!Now I'm also all the way in Chicago and I don't know if my hydrangeas are the right type ,because we have harsh winters. I have heard some people telling me that those types of hydrangeas in harsh winter even though they put growth in old wood in harsh winter will die all the way back to the ground and they'll come back next spring from the ground but won't produce any flowers for me. Is that trurh??? I would like to know because I really want to keep them and make them bloom!! But if it's necessary and won't bloom for me because of my zone. I will change them!! To the right type!! HELP PLEASE!!
You always have the perfect solution to a problem! 👊👊. I LOVE what you did with the viburnum/snowball bush. They just are so messy looking after blooming and cleaning up the lower trunks makes it look SO much better! I am gonna do that this weekend. And Allen...the Annabelles and the Vitex!! 🤓🤓 If I could only have two plants...it would be those two. The beautiful lavender colors and the cream and chartreuse have always made me swoon. BUT not limiting myself to two...I have filled my patio containers with a couple varieties of Russian Sage, catmint and lavender, which I rotate out into the big gardens as their blooms fade, and what fun THAT has been this summer! The bees 🐝 !! Thank you for the knowledge and the passion you share with us!
Camilla * l
PPP
I have been watching the UK series Great British Gardens with Carol Klein and bemoaning how little Americans understand about gardening. Rule 1: foundation plantings set the frame and backdrop for specimen plants, thereby magnifying their impact and beauty. HEDGES, people! Then I watched this video and was reminded that Allen is one of the few who gets it!! This is beautiful art.
P. A. Smith is a wealth of plant wisdom and information. I always learn so much about gardening from him!
She just took a bath, it's about time. Loved that, too funny!
And he didn’t skip a beat! I had to pause and ask myself did he just say that?! lOL!
Allen, how wonderful is your garden😮. Thank you for the
tour 😊❤
This is the first video of yours I've come across but I can already tell I'm going to be watching a lot!
By the way a client of mine took a trip to follow you on a guided tour. She loved it. She said the wealth of knowledge this man has is amazing.
I could watch your garden tours for hours with no breaks Mr. Smith! It's great to see the mature versions of some of the new plants in my new garden.
I have watched your program for years. I have learned alot from you. Thank you for your knowledge and creativity. And of course your sense of humor.
JOY, joy, joy... this video made me happy, gave me peace. your videos are just the ticket, thank you !
Great video Allen! Thank you for all the fantastic tips.
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Such beauty! I love learning about garden ideas for small spaces. I didn’t realize you can pot hydrangeas👍🏻😊🌻🌺🌸🍀☘️
Love your garden. It's beautiful! Thank you for sharing the plants' names. It's very helpful. New subscriber.
Thank you for the azalea tip.... You saved next years blooms.
Watched this video for the second time. I like the guara that is planted in front of the daffodils.
Love the whimsy of the Gaurav. You have a beautiful home and landscape.
Watching from Ireland. Love our beautiful home and garden. I'm sure I can use some of those plants here. Thank you and God Bless.
Hello sir! I’m rewatching this episode from last year. I ordered my day lilies and peonies from GHW and planted them this past fall and looking forward to seeing them grow. I’ve grown so much in knowledge from your teaching and looking forward to more!
Mr. Smith, wonderful, colorful and informative tour as always. If I lived at Moss Mountain, I would be outside all spring and summer. 😍
We have a new home and soon new garden! And we can’t wait to incorporate so many of your wonderful garden ideas and as always great knowledge. 😃💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
I love watching your garden tour. I wish it would been a little longer 😁😁🤗. Thanks for sharing
Your home is just beautiful P. Allen!!! Thank you for sharing!!!! 💖
I absolutely love following you and your beautiful garden rooms!!!🌳🌿🌳🌿 Thanks for sharing and the great tips!
Love all you do with plants. Thank you. I will visit soon.
Hi P. Allen I have learned so much watching your video boy I almost did cut back my flower buds yes I am learning.
Your yard is so awesome 👌
That intro music is absolutely divine
I like your humor & fun spirit! Gardening is not only peaceful, but fun & healing. Love your vids. 🌺 Grew my 1st hibiscus! Been in Kansas City 1 yr now & able to grow them here.
Love this. You're very lucky to live in a cool climate. A lot of this stuff doesn't do well in Houston, Texas, but I enjoy watching and hope one day I can live up there!
Love the Annabelle hydrangea. Creates a living wall along one side of my deck. The deer discourage planting daylillies & I find the Japanese beetles are attracted to the Gaura as ethereal as they look.
OMG, I’ve seen nothing so beautiful! I sure want to visit Moss Mountain, it’s on my bucket list
Really enjoyed this video. Loved your idea of growing lilies in pots. Easy to place around garden for spots of dazzle! Thanks for sharing your garden with us all👍💗
Beautiful. Thank you. I hope to visit someday!
I designed some pots for a friend, I used your, saying when I was suggesting flowers and greenery.."Spiller, filler, and thriller..I was sure to give you credit 😍😉🌞👍
I love these kind of tours. So very informative and great tips throughout!
I found a “Miss Molly” compact butterfly bush. I am so excited to plant it in my garden. Glad that it is a drawf one so it will fit right in. Thank you for introducing me to this beautiful shrub. My very favorite pink color too! 🌺🌺🌺
I'm glad you are finding them helpful! 💚
Love all those hedges and garden rooms!
Lovely! Thank you for sharing your ideas and gardens with us. It gives me inspiration and ways to bring a creative touch in my landscaping.
Thank you Laura.
I love lilacs and other flowering shrubs but native wild flowers ❤️ I always gravitate towards in my garden.
Lol it’s like the hydrangea are a pet the way he handles them
Fantastic deals. Love the gardens.
Thank you P. Allen. I came home from work longing for some garden time. Of course it is dark. But there you are with a new tour. I got my garden time! Love your use of Gaura, the movement in the wind. Like grasses, but more ethereal.
And thank you for the subtitles. The Southernese of the Latin sometimes makes it difficult to look up your varieties.
I'm glad you got your garden time! 🤗💚
Great variety of plants
i always learn something from your videos
I did not know that rhododendrons set bud for next year. Thank you for the tip! I added it to my plant diary.
Love your shows from Australia very well explain
I love watching your videos and I have learned so much. I just wanted to say "Thank you"
Fantastic plantings and tour. Thanks so much!
I love these videos, please make more!
Thank you for the wonderful tour. Could you tell me what do you feed the hydrangeas? Be well.
I'm a beginner as of this season and have killed most of my container plants lol I have a black thumb. Watching your videos is a learning experience. Thank you
rockmom h you can do it! 🌱
🙏🌷
Great video so helpful 👍
I am so happy I found your channel! Such great info!
Yes, I enjoyed your tour. Great information and love seeing your beautiful garden. Thank you for sharing.
I'm gonna have to make a plan to.visit in the Fall for my bday in October... I'm sure it's a totally different look and feel.
Annabelle hydrangeas send out runners/roots so that if you have any open ground you will soon have another shrub. I dug out five this summer. I only planted two. They also have roots that grab the soil like claws. I've never had a harder job removing a shrub.
This was very informative! Thank you so much for the tips, especially for the lace top hydrangea! Now I know why mine hasn't bloomed
What a beautiful tour!
Love your show.
Mr. P,
Can you talk about how you how you do your walk pathway. Love your videos💕
Beautiful gardens.
You've really been a huge influence on my gardening here in SE MO.
Thank you Patton. 💚
So much garden inspiration!
Beautiful
Love your garden tours and the stories... Always so interesting!
Loving your channel . You share so much valuable information.
I have a QUESTION about roses that were in the garden when we bought our home 3 years ago. They are sending out shoots from below the graft. I've been cutting them back but they keep coming. The graft is way above the soil. Would you direct me to where this problem is discussed? Thank you in advance. Gratefully. 🙏🕊
Wow the garden is so beautiful.i don't have the words to say beautiful beautiful beautiful beautiful pretty pretty pretty colors makes it look so bright bring all the colors together makes it looks so beautiful words can't express the hard work you do and look at the results OMG gorgeous .♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Such great information. Thanks for sharing
Allen, What is the “rule”? Is it better to underpin the foundation planting colors and spread towards the curbing or property entry. Or start at the entryway toward the home. Which is most appealing? I have to work with plants that are successful in hot weather but tolerate frost. All lantana is tiring.Thank you.
Thank you for the very pleasant and informative tour❣️❣️
There are pretty much wild Yarrow plants up in Big Bear, CA. When we scratch some of the petals of the white Yarrow flower, it smells like Bactine ( the older brand of topical Antiseptic) is the Yarrow used in this antiseptic spray...if you may know the answer that is, thank you.
you inspire me. thanks
Wow, thanks 💚
Thank you, Love this mini garden tour! Can't wait to visit!! ❤
Love it! ❤️👍🏻 What would be a good perennial for a large container in zone 6? A continuous bloomer would be great! 😀
ua-cam.com/video/0tl_hcgVcc4/v-deo.html
Thank you! Learned so much!💟
P. Allen, how many gardeners do you have.? It’s beautiful property
I remember you and victory garden on PBS
I really like your videos! Can you do more closeups of the plants? Thanks!!
🍃Thank you really good info! 🍃 I have Annabelle Hyd that get too heavy and fall over in June . How would you suggest I prevent that? And also the deer demolished mine this year 😑 any tips on keeping them away?!
I plant purple cone flower in front of my Annabelles 🌸
Thanks again , for all the info 😊 I'll have to save this video in my folder
*Note to self : Don't trim Azaleas back after July 1 *
Thanks.Great video.The idea of the reservoir is truly amazing.Water conservation is so important.👍💧
I hope you be available for me when I need to extend my garden Mr Smith♥️♥️.
Hahaha..looks like she needed a bath.. Beautiful gardens!
"Presto" is right...and when the landscape crews tear thru shearing chopping those lovely hedges..there I am scooping up the cuttings to root and grow elegant luxurious shrubs that cost me nothing but patience. I may be poor...but never look like it in my garden. Lol
Excellent idea!
Love your tour❤️
I have a row of Green Velvet boxwoods and some of the leaves of those at the end of the row turn brown over the winter. This winter I am going to try using Wilt-Pruf to try to protect them. I am looking for any other suggestions.
Your vitex are spectacular! Wonder what Annabelles would be like around the base of them?😉
🤔😀💚
Love, love, love!!
💚
Old English Garden Tour : ua-cam.com/video/CrcdGn9elOM/v-deo.html | One Garden Center, Recycles wooden flats from colorscaping, covers
w/ fine chicken wire/ sphagnum moss and plants out one side with annuals-houseplants, hooks up to drip irrigation. Colorscaping would affix to the wooden flats and grow and spill out over the flat, trailing between 24”-36”. Remind me of today world of Living Wall Garden landscapes. Yesteryears, planted out flats would sell between $100-$250 per flat. My favorites: Nemesia, staghorn ferns, trailing dichondra, impatiens, tuber begonias, dwarf coleus, caladiums. Finished flats were perfect for small entryways, courtyard and patios. | Many fine home gardens are on the May Garden Tour: HeardsGardenTour.com
Love the gara does it bloom all summer or just in spring? Also does that come in pink?
If you put hydrangeas in containers do you need a certain type of potting soil?
I love your hydrangeas. Can you tell me the size of your containers flor the hydrangeas?
I need to know as well
My philosophy is the bigger the better! Those are all 18-24.
Can you do an episode on flowering maple? Also known as chinese lantern and abutilon? There are not q good recent video of this plant. Thx
In next week's Garden Tour, I talk a little about it.
I have this plant, it's not hardy in my zone 6 so I keep in garage along with other plants and this was the only plant that was alive. Silly me was so excited I put it out too early and it looks bad. I had to return it to garage...hopefully it makes it..😥
Thanks for the info and tour.
Awesome!!
When you put them in the cold frame for winter, do you continue to water them?
I pretty much just let them be.
Hi Allen, do you have any ideea what happen with my Annabelles Hydrangea.? Is the second year that happens. The flowers disappear day by day until a point is left. I have a picture but I don’t know how to post it.sorry and thank you
love this video ! what hydrangea would you suggest to put on a hill that is full sun?
I would suggest looking into panicle hydrangeas. Thanks for watching!
@@PAllenSmith Thank you Allen .
I like that you don't sheer your Loropetalum. I'm surprised that you don't have many Japanese maples.
the palm at 11:19 is not a sabal minor*, it's a Chinese fan palm
How far apart did you plant the green velvet boxwoods to form the hedge? We have some going in today, would you say 2.5 feet or 3 feet?
Kella86 I’d probably do 2.5 if you want it to fill in quicker. Although they can get up to 4 wide. You can always trim them up.
I cut my plant a few years ago and now the flower has not come back. What can I do to encourage them to bloom?
I have a problem!! When I moved to my new house last year i found hydrangeas and at that time they where all full of flowers. I didn't know anything about hydrangeas at that time either that some bloom in old wood or new wood, so I cut them all the way back!!🙁 that same year in Fall. This summer I got only one flower !! In one hydrangea and the rest which I have 6 plants, I got none! NONE flowers!! Only one single flower out of all my 6 hydrangeas.!! I'm thinking my hydrangeas bloom in old wood. So I won't cut anything this upcoming fall!! But my question is!! Would they bloom next year for me eventhough I'm not cutting anything anymore??.Since I cut the bloom from all of them last year!!Now I'm also all the way in Chicago and I don't know if my hydrangeas are the right type ,because we have harsh winters. I have heard some people telling me that those types of hydrangeas in harsh winter even though they put growth in old wood in harsh winter will die all the way back to the ground and they'll come back next spring from the ground but won't produce any flowers for me. Is that trurh??? I would like to know because I really want to keep them and make them bloom!! But if it's necessary and won't bloom for me because of my zone. I will change them!! To the right type!! HELP PLEASE!!