New camera? Your video quality looks amazing. Great information you shared. I'll make sure to add those plants in my garden next year. Thank you Miss Jaynie!
Hi Janey, I so appreciate the information you give for each plant, especially the characteristics or structures. It helps me remember as I create my shopping list for next spring. Even though I’m only in a zone 5, I too am turning towards heat tolerant plants with climate change. I love scaveola and Lantana! 🌸❤️🇨🇦
This is awesome for those living in our hellish dry hot area! Janey and Robbie are a great resource for our area. I also found a new youtuber that lives in the Sacramento area called The Drought Proof Garden. He seems to be focusing on vegetable gardening but has good insights. Our garden climate doesn't get a lot of vlogging so I wanted to spread awareness of his channel.
See, this is why it’s important for us in California to look at our sunset hardiness zones. I’m also zone 9b in Northern California. I live near the coast, though, which means I don’t get the triple digit temperatures and I have long periods of gray foggy weather in the summer.
2 more good ones here in Texas are vinca and pentas and of course my bubblegum patunias 🌸but then again. My list of hardy plants are growing lol. Sending big hugs to you and your family
Can you share some advice on petunias? I seem to always kill them. I’ve tried planting in shade with little water and with moist soil then I tried full sun with moist soil and a little dry soil. I’m in zone 9b
My Pentas survived the winter which I had not expected. I agree about the Vinca which I assume you mean Catharanthus roseus and not the trailing groundcover. They ignore the heat and look so formal.
Thank you for a very well thought out video! I'm in Zone8b, San Antonio, TX area and it has been my experience that my lantanas (both upright & trailing) have never been an invasive plant for me in my 20 years of the initial planting. When many other cannot handle our extreme hot temps and drought conditions, this one does extremely well. And even in the odd years of freezing temps TX experienced, these plants came back reliably.
I’ve planted the plants you ve suggested before and it’s working so well,I have tons of lantana ,hibiscus everywhere,and I’m sure gonna had some more of the ones you suggested today!! Thank you so much!!
Hi Janey! That you for all the great information you give us on plants. So until next time God Bless you and your family and have a Blessed day and stay safe my dear and Special Friend.
Asters are a great choice also. Loves full sun, little water, many different sizes to choose from. Blooms start late July and go till frost. Great pernnial.
I guess they are so commonplace that no one bothers to mention them but Pelargoniums don't mind the heat if watered well enough. I don't consider them high water users.
I’ve been love love loving lantana! I have it in pots on my stairs and it needs water every morning. One of my favorites for sure! I love how the little buds look like butterflies before it blooms. 😊
Thank you for the information about hibiscus. I did not know that there are determinate and indeterminate varieties of hibiscus. Learn something new everyday.
Great information! I am in zone 9B and have the Summerific Hibiscus Ballet Slippers in a wet area next to my lawn. It is thriving and when it blooms, it is breathtaking! 🌺M
Oh my, I like in zone 9b here in Arizona and I feel ya! It's certainly that time of the year that I also do my gardening very early in the morning! Shalom
Love all of these, lantana is my favorite. First time I went to my in law's home, they had one at the corner of the sidewalk and driveway, it was a small shrub. I have no idea what kind it was, or if they still exist, that was 35 yrs ago. Here on the shore of Maryland, Hibiscus grows wild in the marsh. They are becoming fewer tho, I remember 40 yrs ago my mom would dig them up for the waterfront edge.
Good morning janey!! Lantana should definitely just an annual for me here in 6b however I have a fireworks Lantana that has stayed w me for 3 yrs now lol it cracks me up bc every spring I think okay its goin to be gone but nope she just keeps "bursting" with new growth . Thank u for this video very helpful ..today were looking at 105 in my city in kansas . Going to be rough 😅
You had me worried a minute over my Hibiscus 🌺 I’ve never heard they had a determinate version lol I got the PW Edge of Night last year she’s so gorgeous this year! Blooms everyday … I just ordered one from Garden Crossings Summer In Paradise it looked like a warm pinky red salmon watermelon color I hope so lol Thanks 🤍🤍🤍
You are so knowledgeable! I’m trying the ballet slippers hibiscus this year. I’m hoping I can put it in a spot where it will survive my freezing winters!
Calylophus doesn’t do well here in southern New England. The nights apparently are too warm. Does great early in spring but not summer time. I reread the cultural specs and somehow missed that or I wouldn’t have grown them for resale. Oh well
How does the hibiscus do with overhead watering in zone 9b, full sun (I’m in Bakersfield, CA)? I have a fountain that has a pretty aggressive splash 💦 overhead which gives me a bog type area for planting and I really love the summer color that hibiscus give but didn’t think it could handle the constant wet leaves and petals with the full sun, I’m thinking sun burn? I have irises (spring bloom color) and elephant ear and calla lily, that’s showing some scorching where the overhead water sits. Any experience with overhead water (all day)+full sun?
My eggplant is starting to flower, but the flower is yellow. I thought the flowers are supposed to be lavender or white? Does this mean something is wrong? This is my first time growing from seed. Thanks in advance for any advice provided ❤
So excited to see how the chatulpa does, it’s so pretty. We had a catalpa tree in western Washington and we called it the vanilla bean tree. Quick question about your berries, mine are absolutely scorched. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. We’re in the same area-ish, Weiser. Mine have absolutely scorch this year. I did replant them and put them in a different spot. They get late afternoon sun well they actually get full sun all day but late afternoon sun, do you think that could be what’s going on with them or could it be my soil?
Perfect timing as always! Hands up everyone who is just dying in this heat? Houston, Texas (9A). 🙋♀️
New camera? Your video quality looks amazing. Great information you shared. I'll make sure to add those plants in my garden next year. Thank you Miss Jaynie!
I was thinking this as well!
Hi Janey, I so appreciate the information you give for each plant, especially the characteristics or structures. It helps me remember as I create my shopping list for next spring. Even though I’m only in a zone 5, I too am turning towards heat tolerant plants with climate change. I love scaveola and Lantana! 🌸❤️🇨🇦
Thank you - I had no idea about the determinate vs indeterminate rose mallow!
This is awesome for those living in our hellish dry hot area! Janey and Robbie are a great resource for our area. I also found a new youtuber that lives in the Sacramento area called The Drought Proof Garden. He seems to be focusing on vegetable gardening but has good insights. Our garden climate doesn't get a lot of vlogging so I wanted to spread awareness of his channel.
See, this is why it’s important for us in California to look at our sunset hardiness zones. I’m also zone 9b in Northern California. I live near the coast, though, which means I don’t get the triple digit temperatures and I have long periods of gray foggy weather in the summer.
grasshoppers have decimated so much here...even my elm tree leaves, my fig keaves and more! ( zone 7b)
I didn't know that perennial hibiscus came in determinate and indeterminate. Bonny
Great information! Thanks for all the graphics to support the information.
2 more good ones here in Texas are vinca and pentas and of course my bubblegum patunias 🌸but then again. My list of hardy plants are growing lol. Sending big hugs to you and your family
Can you share some advice on petunias? I seem to always kill them. I’ve tried planting in shade with little water and with moist soil then I tried full sun with moist soil and a little dry soil. I’m in zone 9b
My Pentas survived the winter which I had not expected. I agree about the Vinca which I assume you mean Catharanthus roseus and not the trailing groundcover. They ignore the heat and look so formal.
Yes! This is the one I was waiting for 😊 thank you so much. I'll be adding these to my garden next year .
Really informative video Janey! You are so knowledgeable, and have a talent for being able to teach others.
Thank you for a very well thought out video! I'm in Zone8b, San Antonio, TX area and it has been my experience that my lantanas (both upright & trailing) have never been an invasive plant for me in my 20 years of the initial planting. When many other cannot handle our extreme hot temps and drought conditions, this one does extremely well. And even in the odd years of freezing temps TX experienced, these plants came back reliably.
Ooooh I love learning new garden facts. The lantana info was interesting and definitely something I didn't know. Thank you!
Lots of good information. Thank you!
I’ve planted the plants you ve suggested before and it’s working so well,I have tons of lantana ,hibiscus everywhere,and I’m sure gonna had some more of the ones you suggested today!!
Thank you so much!!
Hi Janey! That you for all the great information you give us on plants. So until next time God Bless you and your family and have a Blessed day and stay safe my dear and Special Friend.
Asters are a great choice also. Loves full sun, little water, many different sizes to choose from. Blooms start late July and go till frost. Great pernnial.
This is pretty perfect for the gagging and choking that my garden and I are both going through over here in Texas. Great info!
I guess they are so commonplace that no one bothers to mention them but Pelargoniums don't mind the heat if watered well enough. I don't consider them high water users.
I’ve been love love loving lantana! I have it in pots on my stairs and it needs water every morning. One of my favorites for sure! I love how the little buds look like butterflies before it blooms. 😊
Thank you for the information about hibiscus. I did not know that there are determinate and indeterminate varieties of hibiscus. Learn something new everyday.
Good morning great day to start.
This is the best video you’ve made so far, I can totally see your Master Gardener training. Good job!
I received my hat!! Thank you so much for the kind note. I love my new garden cap❤️Leslie in South Carolina
Hi Janey 🌺 wonderful plants for ahot summer all these plants I can grow in my garden . Have anice day. 🦋🌺🦋
I cut back my Rosemallow in autumn and it works for me. Zone 7
Great information, thank you for sharing.
Happy Gardening 🪴
Stay cool!
Great information! I am in zone 9B and have the Summerific Hibiscus Ballet Slippers in a wet area next to my lawn. It is thriving and when it blooms, it is breathtaking! 🌺M
Oh my, I like in zone 9b here in Arizona and I feel ya! It's certainly that time of the year that I also do my gardening very early in the morning! Shalom
Beautiful
Thanks for all the suggestions. It was very helpful.
Love all of these, lantana is my favorite. First time I went to my in law's home, they had one at the corner of the sidewalk and driveway, it was a small shrub. I have no idea what kind it was, or if they still exist, that was 35 yrs ago. Here on the shore of Maryland, Hibiscus grows wild in the marsh. They are becoming fewer tho, I remember 40 yrs ago my mom would dig them up for the waterfront edge.
Great vid, and very descriptive thanks I’m def getting a few of these. Plz do more of these
Said the think great garden , beautiful mama and also flowers . Interested to your video :)
Good morning janey!! Lantana should definitely just an annual for me here in 6b however I have a fireworks Lantana that has stayed w me for 3 yrs now lol it cracks me up bc every spring I think okay its goin to be gone but nope she just keeps "bursting" with new growth . Thank u for this video very helpful ..today were looking at 105 in my city in kansas . Going to be rough 😅
I loved this video. I wish you would cover more plant and where to plant them.
Good info for your Texas viewers. 👌🏻
We have nothing but rain here in the UK 😝 it’s still warm though 🥰 wonderful selection of plants 🍃🌸🍃
You had me worried a minute over my Hibiscus 🌺 I’ve never heard they had a determinate version lol I got the PW Edge of Night last year she’s so gorgeous this year! Blooms everyday … I just ordered one from Garden Crossings Summer In Paradise it looked like a warm pinky red salmon watermelon color I hope so lol Thanks 🤍🤍🤍
Very informative and well put together video!
Good info- it has been awfully hot last 2 weeks here 96F
Janey with alllll the tips!!!
You are so knowledgeable! I’m trying the ballet slippers hibiscus this year. I’m hoping I can put it in a spot where it will survive my freezing winters!
Great job Janey! Thank you. Deanna
Calylophus doesn’t do well here in southern New England. The nights apparently are too warm. Does great early in spring but not summer time. I reread the cultural specs and somehow missed that or I wouldn’t have grown them for resale. Oh well
Great information! Thanks!
Muy buen video😊
I wish we had even a smidge of that. Here in the U.K. we have had nothing but rain and cloud.
We are praying for rain here in Texas zone 8b🙏🏼
I have beautiful flowers
Hi Janie ❤
Great video! Have you seen the new “Little Lamb?” It’s so great!
Nice info , thx
We had the worst hail storm the last day of July!!
I am shocked and pleased that not every suggestion is a proven winners plant.
How does the hibiscus do with overhead watering in zone 9b, full sun (I’m in Bakersfield, CA)? I have a fountain that has a pretty aggressive splash 💦 overhead which gives me a bog type area for planting and I really love the summer color that hibiscus give but didn’t think it could handle the constant wet leaves and petals with the full sun, I’m thinking sun burn? I have irises (spring bloom color) and elephant ear and calla lily, that’s showing some scorching where the overhead water sits. Any experience with overhead water (all day)+full sun?
Your flowers looks great again the dark fence. May I ask what color did you paint your fence? Thank you.
My eggplant is starting to flower, but the flower is yellow. I thought the flowers are supposed to be lavender or white? Does this mean something is wrong? This is my first time growing from seed. Thanks in advance for any advice provided ❤
So excited to see how the chatulpa does, it’s so pretty. We had a catalpa tree in western Washington and we called it the vanilla bean tree. Quick question about your berries, mine are absolutely scorched. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. We’re in the same area-ish, Weiser. Mine have absolutely scorch this year. I did replant them and put them in a different spot. They get late afternoon sun well they actually get full sun all day but late afternoon sun, do you think that could be what’s going on with them or could it be my soil?
How often do you water your lawn in CA in the summer?
The camera quality is stunning btw, new equipment? Also, thought you would mention bougainvillea at some point, do you recommend it?
Great suggestions! Im thinking fall thoughts already 🤠Anyone else feeling fall vibes in this heat? lol
Does the proven winners Lantana need dead heading to continue blooming?
Please mention the zones for us in other regions....Thanks