@@paultsworld How kind of you to remember. I put in about 6 dozen shrubs and plants this year. I'm starting to feel like a gardener, although nothing on your scale.
So lovely! Everything is so lush and happy. I especially love your North American natives - Cardinal flower, Agastache, Phlox, and Oakleaf Hydrangeas. Your tropical garden is looking fantastic, as well. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us!
Thank you for pointing out the plants that are native to N. America - I find that really interesting. I knew the oak-leaf was but didn’t know about the others. Yay - I have learned something today!
Proprio bello il tuo giardino..ricco di tanti fiori e piante variamente colorate ..s i vede che le ami ,da come le sfiori con la mano....grazie tanto e al prossimo!!🤗🤗i
Amazing to see so many flowers in your garden even in August, and how quickly they grow!! I like all your summer flowers and love the rowan tree with beautiful berries, absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you Paul for sharing ur beautiful back garden, can’t wait to see your front garden soon!!😍💐
My goodness - what a sight what a joy! This will be saved for another 'go' this evening when my dear son will be shown what to do! Well worth the wait, thank you Paul.
@@paultsworld Thanks Paul. We've struggled through awful weather years, thieving wildlife, and annual wild seeds infestation. This is the 'green month'; few flowers but umpteen shades of green!
🤗👍😎GREAT TO SEE YOU AGAIN PAUL…AND WE HOPE YOU ARE DOING WELL 🤗 We appreciate tropical plants 🪴 as well and scents are a bonus for your evening walk 🤗😁💚💚💚
@@paultsworld 🤗THANKS FOR ASKING…WE’RE OK …THE GARDEN IS DOING WELL…Tallgarden flocks are beautiful beautiful and a lot of them… hummingbird vine is beautiful …day lilies are beautiful and false sunflowers 🌻 and hostas are beautiful as well 💚💚💚
So beautiful Paul! I love that you are not a “ professional “ gardener but way more advanced in experience than me and so inspiring with your trials and errors! Thank you for sharing. Happy gardening from zone 9a but in TX 🥵
Good choice!! That rowan is lovely, it produces so many flowers - then berries. The birds keep me entertained all Autumn watching their antics and delight in getting every last berry!
Thank you so much for a lovely garden tour seeing your variety of plants. After buying red chair cushions, on a whim, earlier in the season, I too have planted red flowers in our containers. Hummingbirds especially seem to like the red Lobelia. Love your tropicals.
Such a Beautiful late summer garden. Thank you for sharing your lovely garden and your advice on dead heading. You have me thinking I really need to add some late blooming plants in my garden. Always a pleasure to see your video pop up.
That cardinal flower! It’s native to North America and I remember seeing my first hummingbird drinking its nectar (while I was sitting on the roof of the house I helped my fam build in 1974)
What a lovely memory. That must be quite a sight seeing a delicate hummingbird drinking nectar from a cardinal flower - unfortunately we don’t have hummingbirds in Europe - they are only native to the Americas. Also thank you for letting me know that cardinal plants are native to N. America - I didn’t know that.
Back garden in just fantastic. Cannot wait to see the front garden.Every here in the US is really struggling from the heat.i cannot wait for fall and cooler weather. Thank you for all the videos.
I can sympathise with the heat - nothing like yours but we are in our second heatwave right now - weeks of no rain and temperatures in the upper 80s is so unusual for us. So pleased you enjoy my videos 🌻
Hi, Paul T! 👋🏼 Your garden is as gorgeous as ever and such a breath of fresh air from this scorching heat we’ve been dealing with out here for the last two months. 104 again out here today. Thank you for sharing your garden with us and keeping us all inspired 💚
Hello Tanya, thank you for your lovely comment. I am going to check out your channel to see what you’ve been up to in your garden - see how you’re handling that heat! 🌸
Hiya Paul, that was a joy to watch your garden is stunning. The phlox & hydrangea go so well together & those plug plants are now thriving. Your Grimaldi is fabulous & I'm glad the scent lived up to expectations. Mine is tiny compared to yours but I've got hopes for 2023. Your whole tropical border has been a great success well done mate
Hi there Stephen, Glad you got your cutting through the difficult first months - as I mentioned, two of my Grimaldis didn’t make it but this one just took off - didn’t even lose any leaves from the shock of Royal Mail! I’m battening down the hatches for our second heatwave. Lol Cheers, Paul
Hello, my dear friend Paul! Every time I see your uploads, I'd really like to be there, in your amazing garden, to enjoy and admire its fantastic beauty! You always dO such a WONDERFUL job, Paul! You're a true inspiration, my friend! All the best and happy summertime!! Renata
@@paultsworld Thanks, dear Paul! Hope to fly to Copenhagen at the end of August! First time after 3 years!! A big embrace and have a joyful weekend!! Renata
Fabulous, I love Denmark - I’ve been a couple of times - have a great time Renata - no doubt we’ll all get to see some scenes through your camera. All the best 🌸
Truly wonderful..... I love those flowers in your English garden....Say HELLO to them.....Sir! Thank you for sharing your beautiful collections of flowers...Paul T's World Greetings from North Borneo.
Hi Paul, Thanks for sharing another great video. I cannot believe how tall the shed-bed hedge has grown it is going to do a fab job of hiding the fence!
Hi Joanna. Yes, the griselinia is doing well - in spite of the dry conditions this Summer. I did water it from time to time but I can see it's quite drought tolerant. I'll clip it back to make sure it grows thickly.
What a garden to aspire to!..Thanks for showing us around. Just 1 bit of info for you ( if you don't know already )..you can get more plants from your Victoria Cardinalis in spring. When there's new growth, & you notice there are more shoots coming up ( like the plant is spreading ), dig it up & gently separate the new shoots. They all have their own root system. I did this with 2 plants that I had in spring & I've now got about 40 of them dotted around the garden. All the best in your future gardening ventures.
Thank you for that info. Just what I want to hear, I don’t have experience with this plant so now I’ll follow your instructions in Spring - I love to tease plants apart if it’s possible.
Lovely looking garden, those plug plants have done so well for you! The drone footage gave a good perspective of the garden! It’s very obvious your love of gardening....
Hello Paul, goodness me you have so much lushness and beauty at this time of the year, you’ve given me lots of wonderful ideas for next year. I’m envious of your hydrangeas, mine have been a disaster this year. The lawn bed is amazing, it all is. Love your garden so much ❤️
Hi Janette, thank you for popping by - I’m so pleased you have some extra ideas for your garden for next year - I’ll be watching your videos to find out what you’re up to so I can also get some good ideas! Sorry to hear about your hydrangeas- it has been difficult this year - my mopheads constantly wilt and even one of the paniculatas needed to be put on life-support and 24 hour watch.
OMG! 😅 let’s hope we all get some rain this coming week - it’ll probably be thunderstorms which will revive - then promptly flatten everything 😱 Have a nice Sunday - last day of the heat wave 🤞🌸
Oh, those tropicals! Beautiful color! You inspire me to try more of them! Are you overwintering them inside? Beautiful as always. Thank you! The hedge in the shed bed is coming along nicely!
I am excited about these tropicals - they’re such fun with the fast growth. The brugmansia in the bed I’ll leave there and see if it survives. The two in pots will simply sit in the garage from December. Most of all the others will over-winter in the ground - except the tender red banana which is too much of a faff to take in so I’ll buy another next Spring for £5 - treating it like a bedding plant!!
Garden's looking fab. Paul. Love the start of the video with the pond in view and I'm going to have to keep an eye out for a Pinky Winky Hydrangea just for the name! The weather doesn't seem to have affected your plants and if anything, they're looking better than ever. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for mentioning the beginning Wendy - my very first aerial view! Definitely get a Pinky Winky (what a name - what a plant!) I have been doing a lot of watering - still got some water in the water butts from that last rain - just about. Just got to get past 3 more heat-wave days. ☀️
Your garden is looking really beautiful, no signs of heat damage. I had an Angel's trumpet on the edge of my pond, it hung over the waterfall, I built it to have a 2 - 3 ft stream as well.. One morning little birds were bathing in the stream and flying up into it to wait for another turn. Mine was white with peachy pink around the trumpet.
Hi Paul. Great vid! I had a James Grieve in my last garden and a lovely Bramley. I miss them! Have put a note in my gardening diary to get some dahlia tubers in March next year.
Thank you so much I have been unclear about dahlia deadheading and the triangle, round rule has helped tremendously Dahlia from seed this year has been great fun and they do develop tubers so yeah
Such a lovely video. I will be adopting your Chelsea chop method next year for sure 😊 I have fallen in love with your Rowan tree. If only I had room for one. Thanks so much Paul for another wonderful video ❤️
@@paultsworld , oh yes 😁 I definitely noticed that. We’ve had a lot of trouble here with Japanese beetles. They skeletonize plant leaves very like the leafs you showed. My garden certainly took a hit but I tell myself next year is another year. Yours looks absolutely beautiful! 😊❤️
Luckily we don’t have Japanese beetles here - yet! That’s a great attitude - there’s always next year- and indeed every year is different- makes gardening so exciting. 🌸
How nice it is to see you and your lovely garden back on YT this season. I enjoy your videos immensely. The tree lilies are breathtaking as are those pink and blue lace cap hydrangeas! Your entire garden is so beautiful. I’m not an expert but over here in the USA, I have heard other gardeners indicate yarrow (and sedum) should not be fertilized. 😬
Thank you Kim 🌸. I leave all the dahlias in the ground. My soil is very well draining so the tubers don’t get wet & cold. Some of the dahlias - the yellow ones and the white ones - have been in the ground for over 10 years.
Hi Paul. I was thinking you have wonderful colour in your garden. Do you leave your dahlia s in the ground overwinter. We are having a second heatwave this week. So lots of work to keep up with the watering. I have water butt's. Enjoy the lovely weather Paul 🇮🇪
Hi Catherine, Yes, all the dahlias stay in the ground - as long as the soil is free draining it will be OK. Clay would probably rot them. Second heatwave firmly established here as well. Luckily, like you, I have 6 water butts to help. Must say I’m enjoying an evening ice-cream on the patio right now - lovely evening temperatures. 🌸
I'm amazed to see your Lychnis still blooming! Even though I deadheaded frequently mine were over by the middle of July. Maybe it's the region I live in, Hertfordshire, whereas you're in the north west of England I believe. However, mine have self-seeded as usual and there are plenty of baby plants growing for next year. Lovely garden as usual Paul.
My lychnis are on their last legs now Sue - I wonder if yours started flowering that bit earlier than mine as it may be slower to get the warmer temperatures up here in the NW. It’s brilliant how they self seed - all ready for next year. The ultimate perpetual motion!
@@paultsworld Yes, it’s lovely to see all your beautiful flowers 💐 🌸💐🌺🌻 I don’t blame you for taking a break, the weather has been brutal in the US the past few weeks.
@@paultsworld Thankfully, it’s not as hot now, and having AC helps. My family are all in the UK and I heard about the heatwave you have had. Stay cool 😎 lol :) sue
Hello Paul! You are passionate and descriptive about gardening !! Together with time perspective, you had taught many about joy of gardening and thru passage of time, your personal relationship with each plant. Bravo! You may be intrigued by Annie Annual nursery , Richmond , California. Mostly in a 4' planters, they has a huge selection of plants from S. America, Mediterranean regions and subtropical of Brazil , Costa Rica etc. The website, each plant, is descriptive and beautifully pictured . It is a plants paradise!
Hello Paul! a bit more note .... the Annie Annual , I was told, the best nursery in the States for a vast selection of plants . You can click on any alphabet of its website for plants. A random examples here: Thalictrum rochebrunianum( origin Japan should grow well in your region) another Callirhoe involucrata and last Polygonum orientale " Kiss -Me-Over-The- Garden-Gate"( fun name and beautiful plant!!).
@@paultsworld I go there to shop for exotic or interesting plants, its also a fun place to educate myself. Plants' availability fluctuate, depending on demand , supply or season.
Good Morning Paul, amazing. You must have been working on summer interest because the garden is just as magnificent as it is in Spring. Well done. I have to work on that as my garden has finished flowering by mid summer and looks the same mid green. I have just put in echinacea in the last two seasons so should get a really good display. I also want to get my hands on Rudbeckia and canna this year. You have done so much work in the garden and so many new beds that have filled in SO quickly. It must be so surprising to see it almost instantly come together like this. I love that persicaria. NO fertilizer for yarrow, it will take over the world without food!! haha! I really enjoyed your garden tour today as we have a minus 3 morning and am DYING for Spring. PS went to Egeskov and have to say you have done magnificently with summer interest compared to there. We were there in June last time.
Howdy Margaret, how’s life down under? You’re right -mid Summer is tricky. I am also quite taken with echinacea- so are the bees - so a nice swath of them would be great. My cannas are really keeping me entertained this year - I’ve got 6 varieties for goodness sake! Thanks for info on yarrow - I’m useless with this plant 😅 I even have some in the lawn from a previous effort. Bet you’re happy about Spring round the corner. Hope you had a nice time in Denmark.
Denmark was great. We went to the new HC Andersen area in Odense and they have made some really nice urban gardens in the centre there. It was very social with family and friends. Back home, we have had 80mm rain last week and more coming. I hope since I last talked to you in July that you have had rain. Got back and went into a gardening frenzy, pruning roses and moving plants around and doing more winter clean up. Also dug up dahlia tubers but have no idea what I'm doing regarding division. I need to move them to another location. Enjoying the hellebores and daffodils currently. I will watch with great interest your progress reports on the canna and bananas, as well as your new hydrangeas in the front garden. Forgot to mention, is your drone a new toy?
Even though in middle of heat-wave No2 luckily had some good rain a week ago - so not too bad - except mophead & lacecaps complaining. I was going to get a long ladder but decided on a drone - more fun! 😀 Glad you had a great time in Denmark.
Paul, I just had to watch the first few seconds of your video again. I thought: is he up a ladder or is it indeed drone footage!! Thought you were pulling my leg for a minute! Glad the hydrangeas let you know they were thirsty. Second nursery trip today. Got a pink canna! also bought frost fodder annuals.
Love your garden! I was wondering how old you Oakleaf Hydrangea is, I have one that was planted last fall and has not flowered yet. What is your secret for Oakleaf Hydrangeas?
I have three oakleaf hydrangeas. I bought them as young plants - I think early last year - so this is their 2nd Summer in my garden. I actually treated them all differently. The one in this video was not cut back and it has flowered. The other one I left (in the front garden) has also flowered. However the one I cut back last Autumn has not flowered this year but it’s a much bushier plant. I have no secret but I do like to give them a feed in Spring and plenty of water through the year. I’m still learning about them. If you have a young one I would be confident it is putting down nice roots - hopefully getting bushier and ready to flower for you next year. Hope so - keep me me posted Margarita.
Such a wonderful garden! It is incredible how beautifully you arranged them all and cared for them. Do you also have a vegetable garden? Kind regards from Romania!
What a beautiful labor of love. Thank you so much for allowing us into your world. 🌻🥀💮
Thank you Colleen, I’ll bet your garden is doing well after all the hard work you’ve done and interesting plants you’ve introduced. 🌸
@@paultsworld How kind of you to remember. I put in about 6 dozen shrubs and plants this year. I'm starting to feel like a gardener, although nothing on your scale.
6 dozen shrubs & plants - wow Colleen - you are a big-time gardener! Absolutely brilliant.
So lovely! Everything is so lush and happy. I especially love your North American natives - Cardinal flower, Agastache, Phlox, and Oakleaf Hydrangeas. Your tropical garden is looking fantastic, as well. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us!
Thank you for pointing out the plants that are native to N. America - I find that really interesting. I knew the oak-leaf was but didn’t know about the others. Yay - I have learned something today!
Love pinky winky, and all the garden, thanks for sharing.
Pinky Winky is probably my favourite!
Proprio bello il tuo giardino..ricco di tanti fiori e piante variamente colorate ..s i vede che le ami ,da come le sfiori con la mano....grazie tanto e al prossimo!!🤗🤗i
Thank you, that’s very nice of you. 🌻
Hello my friend. This is more than just a video, you put love and passion into it. Great job! New power for your channel. Good luck! 🌹👍
Thank you so much - it’s appreciated. 🌻
Very beautiful your garden all the plants are blooming very well
Thank you Vaani
Amazing to see so many flowers in your garden even in August, and how quickly they grow!!
I like all your summer flowers and love the rowan tree with beautiful berries, absolutely gorgeous!!
Thank you Paul for sharing ur beautiful back garden, can’t wait to see your front garden soon!!😍💐
So nice, thank you Rachel, I am pleased with the various flowering plants - and of course the rowan! 🌸
Love love love your garden and look forward to your updates. Thank you.
That is so nice and thank you for telling me.
Your garden is spectacular. It must give you so much joy; I know I've enjoyed it, so thank you for sharing it. 😊
Thank you so much! 🌸
Thank you SO much for the drone footage! Your garden is so beautiful!
Yes I like the bird's eye view of the garden tools, as I am often trying to work out where different beds are😊
Glad you liked it - it’s fun to see a different perspective
Have a nice day...I liked a lot...🙏💞🏡👌💖🥀💕🍄🍁🍂🌼🌺🌹💐
😃🌻👍you too!
Beautifull garden love IT ..thanks for sharing👌😅
Thank you - you are most welcome 🌻
My goodness - what a sight what a joy! This will be saved for another 'go' this evening when my dear son will be shown what to do! Well worth the wait, thank you Paul.
Hi Wendy, I’m sure your son will get the garden ‘shipshape’!
@@paultsworld Thanks Paul. We've struggled through awful weather years, thieving wildlife, and annual wild seeds infestation. This is the 'green month'; few flowers but umpteen shades of green!
Luckily shades of green can be interesting. Another incredible heatwave - just got to get the plants past the next 3 days of over 30.
🤗👍😎GREAT TO SEE YOU AGAIN PAUL…AND WE HOPE YOU ARE DOING WELL 🤗
We appreciate tropical plants 🪴 as well and scents are a bonus for your evening walk 🤗😁💚💚💚
Hello! I’m fine, thank you - hope you and your garden is doing well.
I was out watering this evening and the brugmansia scent was everywhere! 🌻
@@paultsworld 🤗THANKS FOR ASKING…WE’RE OK …THE GARDEN IS DOING WELL…Tallgarden flocks are beautiful beautiful and a lot of them… hummingbird vine is beautiful …day lilies are beautiful and false sunflowers 🌻 and hostas are beautiful as well 💚💚💚
Sounds as though all doing well at your place. 🌻
@@paultsworld YES,AT THE MOMENT…the wife frets about it daily 😊💚💚💚
So beautiful Paul! I love that you are not a “ professional “ gardener but way more advanced in experience than me and so inspiring with your trials and errors! Thank you for sharing. Happy gardening from zone 9a but in TX 🥵
It’s true - I do go by trial & error and let the plants tell me what has worked!
Best wishes to Texas - let’s here it for Z- 9a 😃
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. :)
Thank you so much.
Gorgeous garden tour! So many lovely plants
, I can't choose which one is my favorite but I must say the Rowan at the end of the video is a beauty!
Good choice!! That rowan is lovely, it produces so many flowers - then berries. The birds keep me entertained all Autumn watching their antics and delight in getting every last berry!
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Thank you so much, it’s appreciated.
Wow it’s a beautiful
Thank you so much.
Gorgeous for August.
Brilliant - thank you. 🌻
Thank you so much for a lovely garden tour seeing your variety of plants. After buying red chair cushions, on a whim, earlier in the season, I too have planted red flowers in our containers. Hummingbirds especially seem to like the red Lobelia. Love your tropicals.
How inventive and fun to colour-match the cushions.
Wish we had hummingbirds in Europe- that must be quite a sight seeing them feeding on the lobelia.
The garden looks amazing with this beautiful flowers .
Thank you - so pleased you enjoyed my garden.
As always, your garden is spectacular!
Beautiful tropical plants!
Thanks so much for sharing this video with us!
You are most welcome, thank you.
Such a Beautiful late summer garden. Thank you for sharing your lovely garden and your advice on dead heading. You have me thinking I really need to add some late blooming plants in my garden. Always a pleasure to see your video pop up.
Late season bloomers do keep the colour going as Autumn approaches. I am so pleased you enjoyed my video. 🌻
Wow so beautiful flowers thank you very much for sharing your beautiful garden so many different kinds love all the colors 👍❤️
Hello Khay, thank you for watching and enjoying my garden. 🌻
That cardinal flower! It’s native to North America and I remember seeing my first hummingbird drinking its nectar (while I was sitting on the roof of the house I helped my fam build in 1974)
What a lovely memory. That must be quite a sight seeing a delicate hummingbird drinking nectar from a cardinal flower - unfortunately we don’t have hummingbirds in Europe - they are only native to the Americas.
Also thank you for letting me know that cardinal plants are native to N. America - I didn’t know that.
I like this garden very much. It is full but you can still notice all the different plants and shrubs Beautiful
Thank you Olga.
Beautiful!!
Thank you.
Your garden is lovely.
Thank you.
beautiful yard
Thank you 🌻
I m from Indonesia..i like youur garden....💯✅️
Thank you for watching my video and enjoying the garden - greetings to Indonesia.
@@paultsworld..💯⭐️👍
Such a lovely garden, so inspiring and so many varieties of plants. thank you so much for sharing this to us!
Thank you Ana, glad you liked the variety- many are new to me so I’m finding it exciting to see how they grow.
Back garden in just fantastic. Cannot wait to see the front garden.Every here in the US is really struggling from the heat.i cannot wait for fall and cooler weather. Thank you for all the videos.
I can sympathise with the heat - nothing like yours but we are in our second heatwave right now - weeks of no rain and temperatures in the upper 80s is so unusual for us. So pleased you enjoy my videos 🌻
Hi, Paul T! 👋🏼 Your garden is as gorgeous as ever and such a breath of fresh air from this scorching heat we’ve been dealing with out here for the last two months. 104 again out here today. Thank you for sharing your garden with us and keeping us all inspired 💚
Hello Tanya, thank you for your lovely comment.
I am going to check out your channel to see what you’ve been up to in your garden - see how you’re handling that heat! 🌸
@@paultsworld Foxes! I’ve been dealing with foxes 😂
Foxes! - I have a fox that visits every single night.
Hi Dear...good to see you...AND your videos... thanks a lot
Hi Grace, thank you for your lovely greeting.🌻
@@paultsworld 🌺🍄🌼👌
Absolutely gorgeous and beautiful garden, vibrant with colors and lush 😍🌻🪴
Thank you Barbara. 🌻
Everything is looking amazing Paul 💕 and the tropical garden is just beautiful 🌸💕🌸
Thank you - I am very pleased with the tropicals - exciting as well because they are all new to me. 🌻
Hiya Paul, that was a joy to watch your garden is stunning. The phlox & hydrangea go so well together & those plug plants are now thriving. Your Grimaldi is fabulous & I'm glad the scent lived up to expectations. Mine is tiny compared to yours but I've got hopes for
2023. Your whole tropical border has been a great success well done mate
Hi there Stephen,
Glad you got your cutting through the difficult first months - as I mentioned, two of my Grimaldis didn’t make it but this one just took off - didn’t even lose any leaves from the shock of Royal Mail!
I’m battening down the hatches for our second heatwave. Lol
Cheers, Paul
Hello, my dear friend Paul! Every time I see your uploads, I'd really like to be there, in your amazing garden, to enjoy and admire its fantastic beauty! You always dO such a WONDERFUL job, Paul!
You're a true inspiration, my friend!
All the best and happy summertime!! Renata
Hello Renata - thank you, so nice to hear from you. Hope you are having a nice Summer and taking lots of videos.
Greetings to Italy. 🇮🇹
@@paultsworld Thanks, dear Paul! Hope to fly to Copenhagen at the end of August! First time after 3 years!! A big embrace and have a joyful weekend!! Renata
Fabulous, I love Denmark - I’ve been a couple of times - have a great time Renata - no doubt we’ll all get to see some scenes through your camera.
All the best 🌸
@@paultsworld Hope so, dear Paul! You're so kind, my friend!! Happy weekend and see you soon!! Renata
what a lovely garden! 🥰💖
Thank you 🌻
Thank you for long awaited video… and well worth it. Thank you Paul. The garden looks glorious.
So glad you enjoyed my video and the garden Bernadette. Thank you for taking the time to comment. 🌸
lovely garden! subscribed! hello to your garden from the Ukrainian garden!
Welcome to my channel and thank you for subscribing - I am very pleased you like my garden. Greetings to 🇺🇦
Lots of marvellous flowers /Plants
Thank you! 👍
Very relaxing tour,paul!🍃✨
So pleased you liked the tour 🌻
I love your garden Paul! All your plants are looking beautiful 😍😍😍😍
Hi Alicia, so nice of you. 🌻
Loved watching the video and sharing your lovely garden with us.
Thank you for watching and enjoying my garden. 🌻
Beautiful! What a lovely treat! Thank you.
Thank you 🌻
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Your garden is always so beautiful 🥰
And design is wonderful ☺️👍
Glad you like my garden - so nice of you.
Truly wonderful.....
I love those flowers in your English garden....Say HELLO to them.....Sir!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful collections of flowers...Paul T's World
Greetings from North Borneo.
Hello Zaleha, so nice you enjoy the garden and plants. 🌸
Greetings to North Borneo.
Impresionante jardín ⚘🌷🌻🌹🌺🥀🏵 mis felicitaciones 👏👏👏👏👏
So nice of you Lorena. 🌻
Thanks you,Paul!cozy and atmospheric❤👏
So nice - thank you Vera. 🌻
Hi Paul, Thanks for sharing another great video. I cannot believe how tall the shed-bed hedge has grown it is going to do a fab job of hiding the fence!
Hi Joanna. Yes, the griselinia is doing well - in spite of the dry conditions this Summer. I did water it from time to time but I can see it's quite drought tolerant. I'll clip it back to make sure it grows thickly.
What a garden to aspire to!..Thanks for showing us around. Just 1 bit of info for you ( if you don't know already )..you can get more plants from your Victoria Cardinalis in spring. When there's new growth, & you notice there are more shoots coming up ( like the plant is spreading ), dig it up & gently separate the new shoots. They all have their own root system. I did this with 2 plants that I had in spring & I've now got about 40 of them dotted around the garden. All the best in your future gardening ventures.
Thank you for that info. Just what I want to hear, I don’t have experience with this plant so now I’ll follow your instructions in Spring - I love to tease plants apart if it’s possible.
What a wonderful place you have created....marvellous 👍👍👍
Thank you!!
Beautiful! You are being rewarded for all your hard work 😓👍
Thank you - I am pleased with how the beds are looking.🌻
Absolutely beautiful Paul. I love looking around your garden 🥰
It’s a pleasure showing the garden Lil.
Your dahlias are absolutely gorgeous
Thank you - glad you liked them.
What a lovely garden you have, nice clear informative video. Many thanks.😊
Thank you - so glad you enjoyed my garden and video. 🌻
Gorgeous! I thoroughly enjoyed your tour.
Glad you enjoyed my tour!
Lovely looking garden, those plug plants have done so well for you! The drone footage gave a good perspective of the garden! It’s very obvious your love of gardening....
Thank you Nadine, my first try with a selection of plug plants and it really ended up good value for money. Glad you liked the aerial view.
le jardin est magnifique Paul ! félicitations
Merci Roger.
Hello Paul, goodness me you have so much lushness and beauty at this time of the year, you’ve given me lots of wonderful ideas for next year. I’m envious of your hydrangeas, mine have been a disaster this year. The lawn bed is amazing, it all is. Love your garden so much ❤️
Hi Janette, thank you for popping by - I’m so pleased you have some extra ideas for your garden for next year - I’ll be watching your videos to find out what you’re up to so I can also get some good ideas!
Sorry to hear about your hydrangeas- it has been difficult this year - my mopheads constantly wilt and even one of the paniculatas needed to be put on life-support and 24 hour watch.
@@paultsworld mine are on death row 💀☠️🤣🤣 happy weekend my friend ❤️
OMG! 😅 let’s hope we all get some rain this coming week - it’ll probably be thunderstorms which will revive - then promptly flatten everything 😱
Have a nice Sunday - last day of the heat wave 🤞🌸
@@paultsworld thank goodness!!! 💦
All these flowers bloom here in winter
Wow - so you have Beautiful colour all year round! 🌸
Oh, those tropicals! Beautiful color! You inspire me to try more of them! Are you overwintering them inside? Beautiful as always. Thank you! The hedge in the shed bed is coming along nicely!
I am excited about these tropicals - they’re such fun with the fast growth.
The brugmansia in the bed I’ll leave there and see if it survives. The two in pots will simply sit in the garage from December.
Most of all the others will over-winter in the ground - except the tender red banana which is too much of a faff to take in so I’ll buy another next Spring for £5 - treating it like a bedding plant!!
Beautiful!! Lovely pond. I think that is new since I last caught up with your videos. Thank you!
Thank you. I have done some videos on the pond. This is one from August 2020
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Just beautiful! I'm taking notes!
I love that when you see plants you would like to add to your garden.
Garden's looking fab. Paul. Love the start of the video with the pond in view and I'm going to have to keep an eye out for a Pinky Winky Hydrangea just for the name! The weather doesn't seem to have affected your plants and if anything, they're looking better than ever. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for mentioning the beginning Wendy - my very first aerial view! Definitely get a Pinky Winky (what a name - what a plant!)
I have been doing a lot of watering - still got some water in the water butts from that last rain - just about. Just got to get past 3 more heat-wave days. ☀️
Lovely tour and garden!
Thank you. 🌻
Take care and keep safe Paul 🌹🌺🌸😊
You too - thank you Nik,
Дякую за чудове відео! Окрема подяка за українські субтитри
You are most welcome. Glad you liked my video 🌻
Your garden is looking really beautiful, no signs of heat damage. I had an Angel's trumpet on the edge of my pond, it hung over the waterfall, I built it to have a 2 - 3 ft stream as well.. One morning little birds were bathing in the stream and flying up into it to wait for another turn. Mine was white with peachy pink around the trumpet.
What a delightful scene Wende. I love that when everything comes together and the wildlife make themselves at home. 🌸
Вы молодец и умничка! Труженик!
Thank you Ольга - I do my best!
Hello Paul! It's Olga from Kyiv.Again enjoyed your video tour around the garden! Good idea about 'Chelsea Chop' for the Phlox.
Hi Olga, lovely to hear from you. Yes, Chelsea Chop - I’ll be doing it to various tall plants next year.
Thank you for this inspirational video~
Thank you - your comment is appreciated.
Hi Paul. Great vid! I had a James Grieve in my last garden and a lovely Bramley. I miss them! Have put a note in my gardening diary to get some dahlia tubers in March next year.
Hi Leilar and Shiela, those James Grieve do taste nice! Gardening diaries are so useful 🌻
Thank you so much I have been unclear about dahlia deadheading and the triangle, round rule has helped tremendously
Dahlia from seed this year has been great fun and they do develop tubers so yeah
That’s brilliant- I’ve never grown dahlias from seed - the ultimate & most rewarding way of growing plants.
Beautiful garden
Thank you.
Such a lovely video. I will be adopting your Chelsea chop method next year for sure 😊 I have fallen in love with your Rowan tree. If only I had room for one. Thanks so much Paul for another wonderful video ❤️
Hello Vicki, rowan trees are quite small, perhaps squeeze one in?
Hope you liked the ‘from above’ view of the pond 😀
@@paultsworld , oh yes 😁 I definitely noticed that. We’ve had a lot of trouble here with Japanese beetles. They skeletonize plant leaves very like the leafs you showed. My garden certainly took a hit but I tell myself next year is another year. Yours looks absolutely beautiful! 😊❤️
Luckily we don’t have Japanese beetles here - yet!
That’s a great attitude - there’s always next year- and indeed every year is different- makes gardening so exciting. 🌸
I must admit the light from the morning is really good. It felt like I was very close to the flowers, but maybe it is just me.
I’m glad you feel that way - I try to film close up to get the ‘feel’ of the plants.
@@paultsworld 🤗👍WE APPRECIATE ALL YOU DO TO MAKE OUR ENJOYMENT BETTER 🤗
How nice it is to see you and your lovely garden back on YT this season. I enjoy your videos immensely. The tree lilies are breathtaking as are those pink and blue lace cap hydrangeas! Your entire garden is so beautiful.
I’m not an expert but over here in the USA, I have heard other gardeners indicate yarrow (and sedum) should not be fertilized. 😬
Thank you for welcoming me back 🌻
I think you are right - not to fertilise yarrow & sedum - I’ll remember that for next year! All the best.
wow... amazing garden
Thank you so much.
you're pretty much welcome
Absolutely lovely Paul😍 you certainly know how to put colour and texture together to make a beautiful world. Do you over winter your dahlias?
Thank you Kim 🌸.
I leave all the dahlias in the ground. My soil is very well draining so the tubers don’t get wet & cold. Some of the dahlias - the yellow ones and the white ones - have been in the ground for over 10 years.
Hi Paul. I was thinking you have wonderful colour in your garden. Do you leave your dahlia s in the ground overwinter. We are having a second heatwave this week. So lots of work to keep up with the watering. I have water butt's. Enjoy the lovely weather Paul 🇮🇪
Hi Catherine,
Yes, all the dahlias stay in the ground - as long as the soil is free draining it will be OK. Clay would probably rot them.
Second heatwave firmly established here as well. Luckily, like you, I have 6 water butts to help. Must say I’m enjoying an evening ice-cream on the patio right now - lovely evening temperatures. 🌸
I love your garden
How nice, thank you.
I'm amazed to see your Lychnis still blooming! Even though I deadheaded frequently mine were over by the middle of July. Maybe it's the region I live in, Hertfordshire, whereas you're in the north west of England I believe. However, mine have self-seeded as usual and there are plenty of baby plants growing for next year. Lovely garden as usual Paul.
My lychnis are on their last legs now Sue - I wonder if yours started flowering that bit earlier than mine as it may be slower to get the warmer temperatures up here in the NW.
It’s brilliant how they self seed - all ready for next year. The ultimate perpetual motion!
Beautiful. I love your garden style. My garden is similar.
Thank you - I appreciate that.
England seems to have best weather for flowers beautiful I am in zone 6a
It certainly is handy to have a temperate climate - mild Winters and (usually) warm - not hot Summers. I grow better in those conditions as well!
Nice garden!
Thank you!
Paul, your garden is simply stunning!
It must be a full time job caring for it :) Sue
Glad you enjoy my garden Sue. I have put in a few hours work 😅. Bit hot at the moment so taking time out!
@@paultsworld Yes, it’s lovely to see all your beautiful flowers 💐 🌸💐🌺🌻
I don’t blame you for taking a break, the weather has been brutal in the US the past few weeks.
Sorry to hear it’s so hot - even Britain on its second major heat wave of the Summer.
@@paultsworld Thankfully, it’s not as hot now, and having AC helps. My family are all in the UK and I heard about the heatwave you have had. Stay cool 😎 lol :) sue
Doing my best Sue - to stay cool!
Hello Paul!
You are passionate and descriptive about gardening !! Together with time perspective, you had taught many about joy of gardening and thru passage of time, your personal relationship with each plant. Bravo! You may be intrigued by Annie Annual nursery , Richmond , California. Mostly in a 4' planters, they has a huge selection of plants from S. America, Mediterranean regions and subtropical of Brazil , Costa Rica etc. The website, each plant, is descriptive and beautifully pictured . It is a plants paradise!
Hi Kim, thank you for mentioning Annie, she sounds very interesting. I’ll check out her nursery - I love seeing new plants and learning more.🌻
Hello Paul!
a bit more note .... the Annie Annual , I was told, the best nursery in the States for a vast selection of plants . You can click on any alphabet of its website for plants. A random examples here: Thalictrum rochebrunianum( origin Japan should grow well in your region) another Callirhoe involucrata and last Polygonum orientale " Kiss -Me-Over-The- Garden-Gate"( fun name and beautiful plant!!).
I’ve just looked at the site - so useful for finding plants with all the drop down menus to aid selection.
I love fun names as well 🌻
@@paultsworld
I go there to shop for exotic or interesting plants, its also a fun place to educate myself. Plants' availability fluctuate, depending on demand , supply or season.
An excellent resource.
Good Morning Paul, amazing. You must have been working on summer interest because the garden is just as magnificent as it is in Spring. Well done. I have to work on that as my garden has finished flowering by mid summer and looks the same mid green. I have just put in echinacea in the last two seasons so should get a really good display. I also want to get my hands on Rudbeckia and canna this year. You have done so much work in the garden and so many new beds that have filled in SO quickly. It must be so surprising to see it almost instantly come together like this. I love that persicaria. NO fertilizer for yarrow, it will take over the world without food!! haha! I really enjoyed your garden tour today as we have a minus 3 morning and am DYING for Spring.
PS went to Egeskov and have to say you have done magnificently with summer interest compared to there. We were there in June last time.
Howdy Margaret, how’s life down under?
You’re right -mid Summer is tricky. I am also quite taken with echinacea- so are the bees - so a nice swath of them would be great.
My cannas are really keeping me entertained this year - I’ve got 6 varieties for goodness sake!
Thanks for info on yarrow - I’m useless with this plant 😅 I even have some in the lawn from a previous effort.
Bet you’re happy about Spring round the corner.
Hope you had a nice time in Denmark.
Denmark was great. We went to the new HC Andersen area in Odense and they have made some really nice urban gardens in the centre there. It was very social with family and friends. Back home, we have had 80mm rain last week and more coming. I hope since I last talked to you in July that you have had rain. Got back and went into a gardening frenzy, pruning roses and moving plants around and doing more winter clean up. Also dug up dahlia tubers but have no idea what I'm doing regarding division. I need to move them to another location. Enjoying the hellebores and daffodils currently. I will watch with great interest your progress reports on the canna and bananas, as well as your new hydrangeas in the front garden. Forgot to mention, is your drone a new toy?
Even though in middle of heat-wave No2 luckily had some good rain a week ago - so not too bad - except mophead & lacecaps complaining.
I was going to get a long ladder but decided on a drone - more fun! 😀
Glad you had a great time in Denmark.
Paul, I just had to watch the first few seconds of your video again. I thought: is he up a ladder or is it indeed drone footage!! Thought you were pulling my leg for a minute! Glad the hydrangeas let you know they were thirsty. Second nursery trip today. Got a pink canna! also bought frost fodder annuals.
Pink canna sounds great.
Love that - ‘frost fodder annuals’ 😀
I like your place and beautiful
That’s very nice of you.
Paul thank you for sharing your beautiful garden. You are a true artist and poet with plants.
That’s very nice of you Jacqueline. 🌸
Fantastic video
Thanks! 😃
Love your garden! I was wondering how old you Oakleaf Hydrangea is, I have one that was planted last fall and has not flowered yet. What is your secret for Oakleaf Hydrangeas?
I have three oakleaf hydrangeas. I bought them as young plants - I think early last year - so this is their 2nd Summer in my garden.
I actually treated them all differently.
The one in this video was not cut back and it has flowered. The other one I left (in the front garden) has also flowered. However the one I cut back last Autumn has not flowered this year but it’s a much bushier plant.
I have no secret but I do like to give them a feed in Spring and plenty of water through the year. I’m still learning about them.
If you have a young one I would be confident it is putting down nice roots - hopefully getting bushier and ready to flower for you next year. Hope so - keep me me posted Margarita.
I was looking forward to orange lupins, daisies and poppies.in your garden ths time.
All the poppies are over now, I sometimes grow lupins but don’t have any at the moment. Hope you enjoyed the plants That were in flower in August.
Hola señor Paul, sele estrañaba con sus vídeos de su Jardín 🪴, espero q este bien 🌳🌸🌺🙌🙏💚
Hola Tomasa - gracias por las palabras- muy amable 🌻
I love flower
Thank you. 👍
That was such a great, than you!
So nice of you - thank you.
Such a wonderful garden! It is incredible how beautifully you arranged them all and cared for them. Do you also have a vegetable garden? Kind regards from Romania!
Thank you Adina. Yes, I grow vegetables- this year: French beans, sweetcorn, cabbage, lettuce, potatoes and leeks.
Best wishes to Romania.