Taylor here from Denver area - Janey, it is an honor that you featured my garden. Thanks so much for your kind words 😊 Wishing you a speedy recovery!!! The bright orange-red shrub is a Tiger Eye Sumac which behave themselves pretty well in our heavy clay. My neighbor down the street has some, so I’ve been observing . . . The red Adirondack chairs are Polywood and have weathered perfectly in our sun and snow. Blue spruces are Hoopsi. I’ve tried to size everything appropriately for the space but am prepared to do some pruning/shearing in the future if necessary . . .
Hi Julia...I'm also from Hamilton(Waterdown). I see you're on the Beach strip. Hamilton is now classified as zone 6B. The beach strip probably warmer like Grimsby at 7a
I remember your tour from Garden Answer! I love all of the colors in your garden, house, and studio - so much character and very memorable! You're an excellent presenter to boot, so I'll definitely be following your channel too!
Janey , I found your channel when Laura at Garden Answers showcased your garden. Thank you for doing the same for so many others! There are so many beautiful gardens you have displayed already! Great series idea! ❤😊🌸
Well look who made lemonade out of a broken foot. This was a great idea Janey, new content while recuperating, and promoting other gardeners at the same time. Great job! Daphne in Folsom
OMG👏🏻👏🏻 I loved this. This is your rainbow. They say you must have rain ( surgery) to have a rainbow. Otherwise you would have been outside working and filming in your garden at this time. I am so moved by these zone 5 videos. You not only gave garden examples but touched on problems that make each region different within the same zone. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Janey, one tip i would give is take pictures. My neighbor came over when everything was pretty and said, "Have you taken pictures. I said not yet, and she said you need to. Did I ........NO I NEVER DID. I REGRET THAT. TAKE PICTURES!
So love this series. As a zone 4, though, I can feel the garden envy creeping in. 🙂 They were all beautiful, but I especially love, love, love Taylor's garden in Denver. Wow, incredible and striking are the words! How considerate and generous of you, Janey, to encourage and promote other garden channels. The hard-working creators and we viewers all benefit. You are a treasure.
I'm so excited to see zone 6, which is my zone! I didn't submit any photos because my garden is cleaned up for the winter! This series is so wonderful! I love how you put all the same zones together! Beautiful gardens!
Though sll were beautiful, I really appreciated the Denver landscape. Im one of those gardeners that tend to plant the darker colors. I always think autumn when I plant, and by the time sutumn gets here, my garden shines, and I love it.
I'm just getting a chance to watch zone 5 and 6! I loved seeing the different regions of zone 5. These gardens are full of interest and are super inspiring!
Absolutely loving your zone videos! Seeing the sumac in Taylor's garden was inspiring because we see them everywhere along our highways here in Muskoka, Ontario, and I've always considered them as a "weed tree" because they're so prolific, and yet there it was, looking amazing in Taylor's garden....and totally inspiring! Your series is opening our eyes to many possible plants, combinations, spacing, and design. Amazing how your injury has turned into this great undertaking!
Thanks again Jayne, long day at work and seeing it get dark earlier wasn’t able to go out into my garden. Thanks for give me some quiet moments to enjoy the other gardens!!!
Hello, I’m Angela a new gardener in zone 8A. I’m Loving this séries. Like you, I’m getting so many ideas and inspiration. Thanks for doing this. Blessings to you and your family.
Hi Janey, you made a comment about squirrels possibly getting your bulbs, so I think if you take a two or three foot tall roll of chicken wire, larger circles, cut sections of two foot lengths off and lay it over your pre sprouted bulbs securing it with landscape staples should do a good job of protecting them from being dug up.😊
I so enjoyed this series of gardens. Inspiring! I love the fact so many Canadians are showing off their gardens and following you. Hope your recovery is swift and you are where you love to be. 💚🇨🇦. Another crazy Canadian gardener.
I can’t tell you how much I am enjoying these videos in all the zones! I am in zone 5b in central Illinois, but l love seeing gardens everywhere. I also love the links to their UA-cam and other social media that you are providing. I watch garden videos more than TV! Take care Janey and thank you for sharing.❤️
Janey love seeing how others garden, all different size lots, how they put them together. Gives me inspirations. As I’m on a rented lot in subdivision where we cannot plant anything permanent
Hi Janey, really interesting concept. I'm gonna watch all of the zones for sure 😊 It would be soo much fun if you colud make another like this involving only gardens outside North America. There are a lot of us watching your videos from different countries. Love from Poland 😀
Love your Zone series. Another suggestion is viewer submission of their garden in different seasons. Can be a slideshow with background music. Include their first name, location, and zone.
Gosh Michelle I cannot get over your arbor vitaes!!! They are so beautiful and what a perfect back drop.. i garden in a zone 9b so I’m having some serious garden envy!
You have done such a great job with this! Glad you are going to keep going with the show me your gardens series! I would love to submit! Still time to do that? Deanna
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Taylor here from Denver area - Janey, it is an honor that you featured my garden. Thanks so much for your kind words 😊 Wishing you a speedy recovery!!! The bright orange-red shrub is a Tiger Eye Sumac which behave themselves pretty well in our heavy clay. My neighbor down the street has some, so I’ve been observing . . . The red Adirondack chairs are Polywood and have weathered perfectly in our sun and snow. Blue spruces are Hoopsi. I’ve tried to size everything appropriately for the space but am prepared to do some pruning/shearing in the future if necessary . . .
Your garden is gorgeous! I'm in the foothills and taking notes from your garden!
Thank You Janey!!! It is a privilege that you featured my garden! I hope your recovery goes quickly and that you get too garden again soon!
I just subscribed to your channel!
I sub your channel. Greetings from Serbia ☀️
Hi Julia...I'm also from Hamilton(Waterdown). I see you're on the Beach strip. Hamilton is now classified as zone 6B. The beach strip probably warmer like Grimsby at 7a
I remember your tour from Garden Answer! I love all of the colors in your garden, house, and studio - so much character and very memorable! You're an excellent presenter to boot, so I'll definitely be following your channel too!
@@RenefromOntario this is fascinating. Thank you!
Janey , I found your channel when Laura at Garden Answers showcased your garden. Thank you for doing the same for so many others! There are so many beautiful gardens you have displayed already! Great series idea! ❤😊🌸
Well look who made lemonade out of a broken foot. This was a great idea Janey, new content while recuperating, and promoting other gardeners at the same time. Great job! Daphne in Folsom
OMG👏🏻👏🏻 I loved this. This is your rainbow. They say you must have rain ( surgery) to have a rainbow. Otherwise you would have been outside working and filming in your garden at this time. I am so moved by these zone 5 videos. You not only gave garden examples but touched on problems that make each region different within the same zone.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Your zonal twist on what’s become the average “show us your garden” on other garden channels was genius! Thank you so much.
I believe the tree in the background on Taylor's garden in Denver is a Tiger Eye Sumac. Love her garden!!
Janey, one tip i would give is take pictures. My neighbor came over when everything was pretty and said, "Have you taken pictures. I said not yet, and she said you need to. Did I ........NO I NEVER DID.
I REGRET THAT. TAKE PICTURES!
So love this series. As a zone 4, though, I can feel the garden envy creeping in. 🙂 They were all beautiful, but I especially love, love, love Taylor's garden in Denver. Wow, incredible and striking are the words! How considerate and generous of you, Janey, to encourage and promote other garden channels. The hard-working creators and we viewers all benefit. You are a treasure.
Enjoying this series so very much. Every garden is beautiful in its uniqueness as well as the gardener who is tending it. Thank you, Janey.
I love all of these gardens! Definitely want to add art pieces next season.
So interesting to see what other people grow and do in their gardens! So inspiring 👍
Hi Janey 🌺.They are unique and amazing gardens in zone 5. The red tree in Telor garden maybe staghorn sumac . Have alovely day . 🌺🌻🌺
I'm so excited to see zone 6, which is my zone! I didn't submit any photos because my garden is cleaned up for the winter! This series is so wonderful! I love how you put all the same zones together! Beautiful gardens!
Good job Janey. You are such a giving person & so talented in your own right. I’m enjoying this series.
Though sll were beautiful, I really appreciated the Denver landscape. Im one of those gardeners that tend to plant the darker colors. I always think autumn when I plant, and by the time sutumn gets here, my garden shines, and I love it.
I remeber Julia's from Garden Answers channel! Great garden.
Aww that is sweet. Thank you!
I'm just getting a chance to watch zone 5 and 6! I loved seeing the different regions of zone 5. These gardens are full of interest and are super inspiring!
Such beautiful gardens…I love all of the layering and color! ❤❤❤❤
Beautiful, Beautiful flower garden's. Thank you everyone that sent teir garden pictures in and thank you so much Janey this is so awesome. ❤
Absolutely loving your zone videos! Seeing the sumac in Taylor's garden was inspiring because we see them everywhere along our highways here in Muskoka, Ontario, and I've always considered them as a "weed tree" because they're so prolific, and yet there it was, looking amazing in Taylor's garden....and totally inspiring! Your series is opening our eyes to many possible plants, combinations, spacing, and design. Amazing how your injury has turned into this great undertaking!
Such beautiful gardens. Thank you ladies for sharing.
So inspiring, the gardens, the generous celebration of other’s work and your resilience! And wow, are you honing your editing and narration skills!
Thanks again Jayne, long day at work and seeing it get dark earlier wasn’t able to go out into my garden. Thanks for give me some quiet moments to enjoy the other gardens!!!
Hello, I’m Angela a new gardener in zone 8A. I’m Loving this séries. Like you, I’m getting so many ideas and inspiration. Thanks for doing this. Blessings to you and your family.
I am in 8A too! I have a new garden in North Carolina.
Amazing zone 5 gardens all the thought and passion that goes into these yards. Janey, keep it going can’t wait to see the next zone. 🎉
Hi Janey, you made a comment about squirrels possibly getting your bulbs, so I think if you take a two or three foot tall roll of chicken wire, larger circles, cut sections of two foot lengths off and lay it over your pre sprouted bulbs securing it with landscape staples should do a good job of protecting them from being dug up.😊
I love the use of rock! They will set off your plants.
Love the videos Janey!! However, excited to see zone 9. I live in Scottsdale, Az
I so enjoyed this series of gardens. Inspiring! I love the fact so many Canadians are showing off their gardens and following you. Hope your recovery is swift and you are where you love to be. 💚🇨🇦. Another crazy Canadian gardener.
I can’t tell you how much I am enjoying these videos in all the zones! I am in zone 5b in central Illinois, but l love seeing gardens everywhere. I also love the links to their UA-cam and other social media that you are providing. I watch garden videos more than TV! Take care Janey and thank you for sharing.❤️
Gotta admit at first I thought oh no gardens in November I’m not going to enjoy this but…it’s great especially zone 3-4 loveing it ! Good job janey 😊
It is nice that you are sharing your viewers gardens with us.
It adds more interest to your channel.
Thank you
Greeetings from Canada🇨🇦 to everyone.
The stone just makes Paul's garden magical. I wish I had the space for hydrangeas. Bet i have to make some space for them now. 😮😮😮😮❤❤❤
So nuce to see what others have done, just reg ppl like me , makes me want to do this also , gardening is lots of work , always something to do.
All amazing gardens! thank you
I’m loving this series!! Thanks! I was looking forward to the zone 5 video and it did not disappoint. Take care 😊
Janey love seeing how others garden, all different size lots, how they put them together. Gives me inspirations. As I’m on a rented lot in subdivision where we cannot plant anything permanent
These gardens are all beautiful
Hi Janey, really interesting concept. I'm gonna watch all of the zones for sure 😊
It would be soo much fun if you colud make another like this involving only gardens outside North America. There are a lot of us watching your videos from different countries.
Love from Poland 😀
Great day everyone 🎉🎉
Love these videos!
Great series! Beautiful gardens! Can't wait to see what's next! 🍁M
Really amazing. Lots of talented folks, prayers on that foot, hope you get back to normal soon.
Thanks for this series Janey❣️ I love these videos❤
Love your Zone series. Another suggestion is viewer submission of their garden in different seasons. Can be a slideshow with background music. Include their first name, location, and zone.
I do not want you to get hurt again but I hope you do this next year!!!! I need the motivation😂.
So beautiful!! Lots of hard work in their yards..
I'm hoping and praying you're getting along alright.
Thank you for the great video it is very inspiring.
Afternoon Everyone 🥰🥰
Can't believe Growforme5b wasn't featured! They are such great inspiration for a zone 5 garden. Love seeing all the different zones in this series.
Eric and Christopher did not submit! Give them a hard time please 🤭😉
Very inspirational. So much talent out there.
Love it, I am in zone 5
Michelle, I'm curious what kind of Magnolia tree you have in zone 5? What a lovely garden!
Gosh Michelle I cannot get over your arbor vitaes!!! They are so beautiful and what a perfect back drop.. i garden in a zone 9b so I’m having some serious garden envy!
Love watching these!!! I was wondering can we still submit videos/photos for zone 4? If so, i would love to share some of mine :)
You have done such a great job with this! Glad you are going to keep going with the show me your gardens series! I would love to submit! Still time to do that? Deanna
Gorgeous gardens! ❤
What shade of blue is on that house in Virginia? It's beautiful! I'm looking for a nice shade of blue to paint my house.
I live in 6b. What is this difference between a & b planting?
Muy buen video saludos
Janey that tree is a sumac tree. In Taylor’s garden in Colorado. I believe it is anyway. 😊 (they can be very invasive tho)
I thought the same,Sumac. They are a curse 🤬😅word where I live in PA.
@@sp9600 beautiful fall color but your entire property will be full of them in a year! I’m in Michigan and they pop up like weeds here!
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Tiger Eye Sumac identity from Southeast Colorado
Hi sister. I need to send you my photos/videos from garden. Greetings from Serbia ✋
It’s always frustrating to figure out the US growing zones vs Canadian zones.
I think that tree is a tiger eye sumac