🌼 Warm Colors Flower Bed ~ Planting Milkweed ~ Y Garden 🌼
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Warm Colors Flower Bed ~ Planting Milkweed ~ Y Garden
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I love that you garden in a midi-dress and sandals! A true pro! Always informative and inspiring - thank YOU!
Nice! Love the bloopers at the end! They Make you a real person. Your drifts of flowers and grasses are perfect.
Great video! I have milkweed near a butterfly bush! Perfect combo for a butterfly garden! Was able to watch the butterflies come in, lay it’s eggs on the underside of milkweed leaves, (bees love the flowers also!!) watch the eggs hatch and caterpillars feed on the leaves for nutrients, then turn into butterflies nearby before the head off to Mexico. Such an interesting process! (The seeds inside the (kind of ugly pod) is quite beautiful! I save them as well! Thx for promoting the monarchs!🦋
Каждый уголок твоего сада - прекрасен!!!!! Любим тебя!!!!!
I did the same thing: combine my hot color plants into one bed and it turns out I kind of love it. Who knew? Beautiful garden, love the idea of extending that bed a bit.
Thank you for helping the monarchs! I have a couple "wild" areas of my property where I let common milkweed grow as it pleases. We had 25 monarchs make it to butterfly stage last year... would have been 32, but a mouse ate 7 of the chrysalis's. =( Poor monarchs have so much against them. It's truly a miracle any of them make it to butterfly stage, let alone Mexico. They have a LOT of predators along with what us humans have done to them. Here's some trivia I learned recently: there's only 8 cells that remain the same from the time a monarch catapillar egg turns into a butterfly... truly a metamorphosis!
I, too, love cool colors in the garden, but this bed you've shown us is so pretty! Love your bloopers too!
Cool info, thanks! It's such a cool process.
I have been keenly interested in milkweeds over the past 2 years. I am so happy to hear you talking about them!
Wonderful video and I am a pink, purple, blue, person as well. Except I really like Zinnias and they are usually warm colors. By the way you always look so pretty when you are in your garden! Love your dresses. I’m a mess, sweaty and dirty! 😩
That's really sweet that you made a flower bed just for Micheal, That's very special and it does look great.
Thank you!! I always learn something from you and I really appreciate you sharing your expertise. Of course I was laughing at the end. You are the sweetest..love your videos❤ Please give your fur babies a lovey from me🐾❤
Love the bloopers as usual!!! And you just gave me the idea to add those milkweed to my driveway border!!! I have one already but now I need more!
I'm so happy to learn about these milkweed varieties. I could use them in my new pollinator garden. I really enjoy your videos as you're very informative, inspirational, and easy going!
Now I don’t feel so bad, that’s how I look when I try to get up...if I can even get down to begin with, lol love your videos😊
I love that you include the bloopers. So funny.
Hi, Yuliya. I would love to see how you transplanted those older, mature plants. The plants look healthy and it's hard to believe they were only just transplanted there this spring. Thanks for sharing your expertise and in such a friendly relatable kind of way too!
Love your videos😊👏🏼👏🏼🇨🇦
Great ending! We all struggle up!
Perfect timing. I am hunting for a milkweed that is not aggressive and the Tuberosa sounds like a good one. I planted Dill and Parsley as host plants for the Swallowtail and I have had quite a few Swallowtail caterpillars feasting. I hope they pupate in my island bed.
Loved seeing that butterfly on the milkweed before you even plant it.
Michael's garden looks very nice. I especially like the Amsonia. Great job on the no-dig bed!!
I'm in LOVE with Asclepias this year, after planting a tiny one 3 years ago, given to me by my neighbor. At that time I didn't want to introduce orange into my gardens because, like you, soft cool colors appeal to me more. But after seeing 5 Monarch caterpillars that first year, I was interested. This year I added several in 1-gallon sizes and the swath of that gorgeous clear orange is lovely. There are even 2 baby seedlings from the original plant, which I will nurture. Thanks for featuring this plant, and I hope you will show us your swamp milkweed in bloom soon.
I love your videos so much! I have gained a renewed appreciation for native plants and how to incorporate them into the landscape. I learn so much from your channel and get really inspired watching your videos. Thank you for another great one!
Your garden is looking great. I try to include milkweed and polinator attractive plants. Love to see butterflies and polinators in my garden. Thanks for sharing.
I planted those milkweed bulbs this early spring and they are blooming like crazy. Love them and love your Channel Y!
Definitely love the milkweed plants. I'm glad you did this video because I want some milkweed. I have been trying to make a butterfly garden. Thanks for the video.
I love all the colors
Love the out-takes at the end! :). I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you!
Wow, out there planting in a dress and sandals!
I planted my milkweed in a container just to be on the safe side.
Your flower bed is looking absolutely gorgeous right now.
Hi Yulia. Such an invigorating and vibrant warm color garden. Love the dahlias! Ive read that nasturtiums do not like rich soil and yours looks pretty rich. That may be why they appear the way they do. I could be wrong.
Dont forget that all milkweed are the host plant for monarch catapillars, so they will chew the leaves. Dont spray with pesticides. Milkweed seems to attract aphids just spray them off with water. Yuliya thank you for another beautiful video. I prefer the cool colors too but I have warms mixed in and somehow it works.
I've heard another garden channel talk about using "all natural" BT on her calibrachoa, close to her pollinator garden. Sadly, that product will kill ALL caterpillars. I'm okay with some leaf damage or just not using some plants rather than using ANY pesticides. I hate how few. Butterflies I'm seeing, I remember drifts of them. Asclepias was one of my first additions at our new home even though there's some along the dirt road. I look forward to years of pollinator blooms. I've found the honey bees love the narrow leaf plantain flowers so I'll tolerate those growing in my ditch. Gardening isn't just for human enjoyment, IMHO.
Edit: I enjoy my Franz Shubert phlox close to my asclepias as well.
I concur - any bug problem is just sprayed off with water or picked off. I had a bud worm problem at one time and when I was considering BT I read the dangers of it too but surprisingly they are easy to get rid of organically along with the help of several spiders that ate them!
🌻As always, I enjoy learning so much from you and you are so fun and funny in the bloopers, too! I hope you and your family and doggie and kitty have a safe and happy 4th of July 🇺🇸💕💐
I love every single one of your videos. I have watched them all! So helpful and I learn so much! Thank you
That's how I look when I get up 😅 . Lovely border.
So glad to did this segment on warm colors, I to like Michael, perfer them. But blue is great also.
I agree that you should plant a row in front of the grasses. I agree about warm colors, not usually a fan but your flower bed makes me want to try a bed like this. It is very lovely.
That ketchup & mustard Rose is very cool. Guess maybe being whacked is better then weeded. Milkweed is such a Beautiful plant for a crappy name. Do Love the out takes.
I’ve never planted milkweed because I thought they all were invasive. I have a new bed this year and I will look for the non invasive kind now. Thanks so much for the education. I love Michaels garden. There aren’t too many bold colors. And I agree the lawn grass and ornamental grass needs to be separated. Lol. Happy Independence Day! 👏🏻💕🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing, your garden of warm colours, I love the milkweed plants. Orange is one colour I love, and will look for it in the garden centre. This year has been difficult to get plants in the garden centres, but maybe I’ll get lucky. 👍❤️😊
Love this video! I have several butterfly and swamp milkweeds, and one common that I am working hard to tame. Thank you for another great video!
Oh my goodness what a lovely update
I don’t like red or orange in my garden but butterfly weed is my exception! A must have and it’s for the monarchs!
It looks great with my blue veronica.
Love seeing the warm color garden. I have this funny problem of being conflicted. I have a new bed this year that’s filled with clashing colors. I lean towards purple and blue, but wanted a native vine, so planted 9 native coral honeysuckles along the fence, ha! We’ll see how it evolves. Thinking maybe a color scheme of dark purple, white and coral... But I always change my mind.
Thanks for introducing me to Amsonia. It’s now one of my favorites!
We have the same weakness for native plants!! Love Asclepias! Our garden is full of cool color flowers too, but the orange of butterfly weed seems to one of those warm blossoms that blends better than other warm tones, so we love including it!
You're funny😁 Love that warm garden bed and I do something similar with my beds and colors, although I like all colors🌾🌾
Love you videos! Would love to see a video on color. I also love purples and pinks which I add white and yellow. I have two beds I’m redoing because I have oranges, reds and purple taking out the miss match pink. Would love to see a video with color combinations m, also explaining warm and cool colors.
Very helpful video. Thank you for recommending plants that are good for butterflies and other insects.
Everything looks beautiful🤩
Love your personality and love your videos 😊
I have the common milkweed popping up all over the garden as we have an empty field right next to us, and it is filled with raspberries and milkweed. But then we get lots of monarch butterflies so it is worth it. You are right, they have the most heavenly scent.
Another wonderful video. You never disappoint and you spotlight plants that give me a reason to consider them for my own garden. Like you, I love the pastels but these butterfly weeds (also native to KY) are not so garishly orange that they couldn’t fit in next to some blues and purples for contrast. Thank you for widening my gardening horizons. (Absolutely love the outtakes)!
Hi Yuliya, forgot to say I love the Ketchup and Mustard rose!!!
I also grew the black velvet nasturtium, I think after seeing you sow it and was bummed at how bright red it is. I will be moving it to my veggie beds. I guess I should give my husband a hug since he loves purple shades which go with pretty much everything! I try to add asclepias to every bed, I have noticed that common butterflies love fennel too which grows like crazy for me.
My asclepias tuberosa self seeded from the field behind our house and are now 3X4 feet!
I love orange in the garden.
Great selection of plants, lovely :)
Thanks for the update on the no dig flower bed. I think that was the first video of yours that I watched. I’m very interested to see how they do for flowers versus vegetables. I’ve put in three so far this year, and thought I had to wait until next spring to try to plant in them. Now I’m thinking I didn’t need to! 😊😊🌷
Your garden is looking so beautiful thank you for the info on milk weed.
I'm making a warm color Curbside garden strip (hell strip) this fall. Ever since I painted my front door yellow I've been incorporating yellow plants in my garden of mostly blue/purple color scheme. I've been wanting to make a flowerbed out of the grass strip for years now and finally making it happen. So far I have helenium, rudbekia, hot poker, that I will replant there from other areas of the garden
Love the outtakes! Especially your dog peering through the window!💗
I want a milk weed in my garden, but no luck so far to find it. Love your garden , it is my favorite garden podcast !
Look for them in the wild- I once saw a big group of them at the edge of a parking lot that was in full sun, also at the edge of a cemetary (Ohio). they go to seed in Sept-Oct and one can collect them. I also ordered three online but only 1 made it to bloom
The smoke tree/bush will be such a dramatic element! What is the other small tree in the bed? I'm looking for ideas for small, decorative trees or shrubs that can be pruned to look like trees for my front yard. Don't want mammoth trees that create too much shade. You are an entertaining whiz kid lol...keep the fun coming!
I have grown milkweed incarnate and tuberosa for many years. This year the tuberosa did not come back. We had a particularly difficult winter and I am zone three so that happens. I will need to start some more. Your flower bed is looking gorgeous. That is sad that the lawn care guy took out some plants.
I grow nasturtium often and have success. If you want more compact fuller upright nasturtium. I would recommend planting them sooner so they have a chance of developing more leaves before the sun comes. If they’re planting later in the season. They’ll bloom sooner but won’t have the foliage to balance and holdup the stems of the flowers
Your gardens look amazing. Thank you for sharing your talents with us. Happy 4th of July
Love your videos💕thank you for sharing💐
We have butterfly weed (the orange ones) that grows native here, I transplant them when they come up in areas we mow, I have a large section of them planted with purple hollyhocks, (in a rocky dry-ish area).
Another great video!!!
Thanks Yuliya!
Thank you for this informative video
Great video. Now is a good time to pick up perennials at HoneDepot and Lowe’s. Lowe’s had the butterfly weed 1 qt size 3/$10.
Great work as always!! 😉
That dahlia is so cool, I just love it !! 😍it’s so funny it’s just by its lonesome self right there in the back!
I love you gardening in your Sunday best.
Hi Yuliya, your bright colored garden is looking great! Love the Star Dahlia. Hope all your flowers are ok after this huge thunderstorm and torrential rain here in NJ. We have the orange milkweed too, a few plants , but I am wondering if it’s too early for butterflies because I haven’t seen any...or maybe I saw one. We have butterfly bushes also so I feel bad that about not seeing them. Thanks for a great video. Always nice to see your garden. Have a nice 4th of July weekend!
Another commenter mentioned this about caring for these plants and I wanted to share it with you in case it applies:
"milkweed are the host plant for monarch catapillars, so they will chew the leaves. Dont spray with pesticides. Milkweed seems to attract aphids just spray them off with water."
kareharpies Hi, Thanks! I don’t use any pesticides in our yard but my neighbor started using them, maybe that is the problem. Maybe I should move them on the other side to the neighbor not using chemicals.
Thank u for all your information
So beautiful! Thanks for the tour. How do you keep your rose foliage looking so good? Mine is riddled with holes from sawfly larvae and then there’s black spot.
Great video! How big is your property? It’s beautiful. I just bought a milk weed plant this week as I recently found out I need one if I want monarchs, and this video was really helpful in learning more.
Love your videos, please keep them coming. My son and his wife live in town and they are minimalist. If you come across a garden with rocks and deer resistant scrubs, would love some ideas.
thank you
Haha the last part, Yulia this is where we find out we aren’t 20 any more. That was so me... limping away 🥰🥰 I did learn something new 😄 I was just about to take some native milkweed from the neighbor but knowing now how hard they will be to control I will stay away.
You are so sweet & cute,, love this!!
I love your videos! ;)
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Ps- love your bloopers..lol
I have never heard the term No Dig flower bed. Could you make a video explaining more about that topic in the future?
Thanks for the info! Would love to plant the incarnata version...might be hard to find in the local nurseries...also, my Costco dahlias are blooming well but definitely not dinner plate size still beautiful but expected to be bigger. Your thoughts? Thanks
Love your place and what you did for it 😭🥰💖
Awww, great video! And I did learn so much, Yuliya. I'm right now trying to figure out if I can grow Asclepias turberosa from seed. Or, rather, I know I can, but if I should direct sow in the fall, or start them indoors over the winter. Have you ever grown them from seed?
Update: I'm seeing that they probably won't bloom their first year, hmm.....Frustrating growing perennials from seed, isn't it. This past winter was my first time growing from seed indoors with grow lights. I managed not to kill any of them thru damping off, which was a triumph. But then with that super cold spring we had (I'm in southern CT, so similar climate to you), my little baby seedlings barely barely made it. AND the perennials -- Verbascum, lupine, flax, hardy geranium -- they have really struggled, and none are anywhere near blooming except a few Verbsacum in a very small way -- short little stalks. But I learned that that's often the case first year w/perennials. OK, getting off topic: I'm not sure if I can go thru all that with the milkweed. But then, spending $13 or $15 dollars on each plant, well that's why I finally wanted to learn to grow from seed in the first place! So, I guess no real question, just a bit of a rant. Oops and thank you.
Get the bulbs in Jan/Feb and plant according to directions. I got them at Walmart. They had a ton of summer blooming bulbs that you plant in early spring.
It's good to see "Michael's garden", which also includes hostas from a previous post in the background. May I ask - do you always wear black and white, or just in your videos with your colorful plants? PS The bloopers were fun!
Love Nasturtiums, but they like lean soil and usually perform well in the ground. Maybe your soil is too rich.
You didn’t use any edging between grass & flower bed or did you? My grass would of went into the flower bed. What type mulch is best in a flower bed? I’m loving your videos thank you for your time & funny bloopers.
Are those Miscanthus grasses part sun? I just purchased some. It did not occur to me they would be part sun until I looked at the label.
Kkk falagem 😂..
Grança 🙏🙌
Fyi nasturtiums are like weeds in northern Ca must like the temperate climate...
Do you use compost teas, or recharge in your yard? or a basic fertilizer like a 12-12-12 ?
Can you tell me the name of those tall feathery plants? The ones behind the coreopsis. Do they get blossoms? Did you call them Amsonia? Would they survive in a container?
I love the milkweed. I bought a bunch of seeds and winter sowing them now. Ive heard they attract aphids. Is this true?
Some yes, but it can be your trap crop. If They are on milkweed they don’t bother anything else
My nasturtiums did extremely poorly also this year.....like the tulips....
Can you tell me why you don’t break up the roots out of the plant cells? I always have so I’m just curious🤣
I do when the plant is really root bound. These were ok 😊🌝
How many plants of each to create the look such as in this video, or actually any flower bed?