How To Get Garden Chores Done When Its Hot
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Okay! I haven’t even watched yet. But I just put my grandchildren to bed 2 and 4, sleeping over for 4 days, and can’t wait for the wine I reserve to watch your episodes!! Be right back!
My kind of babysitting!
I love how gracefully you accept constructive criticism/suggestions. A true gentle lady.
Love the Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze reference and I'm always amazed, for as young as Stewart is, that he really knows classic rock.
How one Gardener’s vision,can change a landscape,into something as spectacular as you have accomplished!
I have gotten so many great ideas from you, Linda. Thank you very much. One of them is the Canon Ivy printer. Now I can use it to print out those "money shots" you talked about. Then I put the pics in my gardeners journal. I had printed out a satellite view from Google Earth of my house. Then I numbered each garden bed. (I have 19 garden areas!) On the picture I mark the garden number of its location. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and experience.
I always get inspired watching your amazing garden.
Linda, I have to say this walk- about was relaxing and informative. The purple haze against the white flowers is very pretty.
The flash back of the beginning of lemon lane was so funny to me. That man suggested 8 or 9 trees! Your face said it all as did mine. How could grow a blooming garden under 9 trees? It served to take you awhile to register that suggestion. He could not see your vision. You made it just right
When the garden designer suggested 8 or 9 trees, when you first moved in and nothing was yet done, I just can't imagine that. He suggested large trees...where would they all fit? Your gardens are so beautiful, beautifully designed with just enough trees for the size of your front property. 😊
Love the “ purple haze “ ! 💜💜💜 yes, I love the “before vs. after” shots !! Never heard the term “sub season “ before .
Gardening is alot of work but obvious you love your garden and conscientious about taking good care of all that is thriving well. Love your white wedding hydrangea's! I spent a good amount of time today outside early because it was a very humid day here in Indiana but took short breaks and kept going. Thanks for your tours that are fun & inspiring to watch!
On the hottest days, I'm out at 4:45 AM as soon as it gets light, and I get it done by 9:00 AM before the heat and sun get overwhelming. I need a mosquito jacket and hood/face cover at that time but its ok. (I have a 1/2 acre garden though :) )
It was so thoughtful of you to consider the “neighbour’s” privacy when making changes to the ga4den. Love the song too, “Purple Rain”.
Thank you for all that great information but, I feel a little overwhelmed now with all that work, especially doing it all in the heat!
Linda, now that you are mentioning angles in the garden, I noticed your rain bird sprinkler system and irrigation operation on the corner of the house! Could we maybe get a video in the future regarding the zones and what is on sprinkler vs. drip? I think it would be super beneficial as to how that whole operation works. Thank you!!
I used to have 2 large sized bird baths. In our hot humid summers, I was constantly putting in water. I solved my problem by installing a medium sized fountain that is shaped like an egg. The water gently cascades over the fountain. All the birds gather around. I have not found it difficult to maintain. I have it in my front garden. Houston, TX Z-9a.
Many cities have laws that you can trim a neighnors tree if it is hanging over your property, AS LONG AS WHAT YOU DO DOES NOT KILL THEIR TREE. I have a neighbor who doesn't want my bushes growing through the chain link fence that we share, so I just keep them trimed so they don't go through. We have been good neighbors for over 30 years. Last year while I was going through treatment for cancer they just trimmed the growth themselves and never complained! It pays to stay friends!
The transformation from one year ago is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing.
Hi Linda
As usual love watching u garden almost as much as I love gardening 😅
I have a foxglove question- I know we get bp medicine from it, but how cautious do we have to be with handling it- pruning, transplanting etc. I asked Google but got varied opinions, and I know u grow and let it go to seed. I’m also confused about it being a biennial, is that why u let it reseed then move around?
Thank you!
Ps do u think you and Sydney will ever do garden tours at urs and her place??? That would be fun!
Cardboard might be something good to put underneath the pumpkin vine
Use straw under the pumpkin! Hay will rot but straw is mostly cellulose and will stay better!
Careful with straw , as now most has been sprayed with grazon (herbicide) and will kill everything and contaminate the soil for a long time .
It's gotten so hot in Kansas as well! The daisies look so friendly and cooling, and the white looks lovely with the purple haze. I've grown pumpkins up a trellis - so you can train the stem that's on the ground to grow upwards or simply clip it. You should still get a harvest with the rest of the stems that are already on the tuteur.
I didn’t know what to do about the yellowing leaves on azaleas and limelights. Thank you for that bit of info!
15 trees?. Lol a bit much. I’m glad you stuck to your plan.
Hi Linda! I’m in Oklahoma City for a few days at the Daylily convention! Wish there was time to come see your garden! I visited the myriad botanical gardens today. What a beautiful place. So well designed, I loved all the sculptures and water features! Then we went to the first American museum. That was a special place too Tomorrow and Saturday we start doing Daylily garden tours. I am enjoying your city! Chris from Long Island NY.
I may not be here, but you are welcome to drive by the cottage. It’s very close to downtown.
I live in the same neighborhood as you. I was out watering around 10pm last night. Some days I just have to wait for the sun to go down.
I get it!
I cannot have any of my hydrangeas in sun here in Calif. They have to be shade all day and I think you get almost as hot as we do. I just love your garden so much. You have inspired me so much, I did a brick walkway and I should call it Linda's Walk.
My favorite plant that was in your garden last year was Agapanthus. I don’t see it in your garden this year. Love your garden.
Looking lovely. Dreading the hot temps coming this week...up to 98. My garden is looking so pretty right now, and will go over too fast.
Straw, and mulch work well for the pumpkins.
Loved the 'before and after' ... especially your expressions. 😀
Love the way you say crouch down 😂😂😂
I loved this garden apprenticeship! Especially helpful was the side-by-side pic of daises and hydrangeas. I couldn’t picture it until you showed it. Yes, so lovely.
Neem oil will kill good and bad bugs. If you would tell people to spray in the evening when the bees and butterflies or not feeding. You need to read the article in the latest Garden Gate magazine you.might learn about deterring Japanese Beetles
It’s 100 today and it is scorching! Hard to even water my plants. And the mosquitoes are out now!
Sure would be helpful to post on the screen the name of the plant you are showing.... Thanks.
Hi Linda, I love the way you name different sections of your gardens. Your front yard and backyard are spectacular. I, too, love the fact that Stewart knows Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix. With that said, I live in El Paso, Texas, and it has been so hot here. It was 103 today, and it will continue to be in the 100s until next Tuesday. I water in the evening Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. That is all we are allowed. My grass is still dry in areas, and I would appreciate any advice to help me get my grass green. Thank you.
Hi Linda, I find clipping and pulling weeds therapeutic and meditative! Your garden is lovely. Not ready yet, but I do want to add sculptural bushes too. I am very excited to say that my basil boxwood just sprouted!
It is fun to name things!!! I was having a conversation with one friend in front of another friend and we have affectionate names for our Roses and the friend who was listening to us talk about “Ebby” (Ebb Tide), “Old Wolly” ( Wollerton Old Hall), “Cardy M” (Carding Mill) etc gave us a quizzical look and said “Who are you talking about?!?!” We all laughed after we explained about the roses having fun nicknames!!! There is no one who can’t use a little more fun in their lives. Linda, I love your names for your spaces.❤
Where did you get the nifty two-piece squirrel busting trough wire cloches?
I love how you name all your garden areas.It's very cute!
Hi from Annie, the garden looks lovely, I can imagine a few more small to medium trees out the fron in between all the plants could give more protection from wind n sun etc.
Love your hard work and your beautiful garden ❤
Ooh, looking back that red porch concrete was harsh!
Your garden is doing so well. Great info
Hi, Linda. Thank you for your video. Best wishes. ❤
Oh,such a big difference, love the garden Linda.👏👏👍
Hi Linda, do you have mosquitoes bothering you? if so, how are you managing them? my gosh just when I get out to water a bit they got for my arms.... geez thanks
Oh i hate mozzies. Poor you. 🏴
I will watch later, we are 4 hours east of you in NW Arkansas. Just recovering from an EF 2 tornado. Took out 2 mature shade trees so now my yard is full hot afternoon sun😩 Taking recommendations for fast growing shrubs for a foundation west facing flowerbed!?
Try Nellie Steven’s hollies but not to close to house. And I am sooo sorry 😢
@@LindaVater Thank you! 🙏🏻
102 in Colorado today. And the bugs also bad here 😞
Omg can't imagine what that heat is like. Phew. 15 degrees here in England summer not started yet. Really cool start😮. Keep cool and carry on. Best regards
We name everything in our yard as well! As far as we’re concerned, that’s “normal”. 😉
Criticism is inappropriate. That's Linda's property . You do you.
I sometimes get annoyed with some of the comments, but I look at it as suggestions. Some are good and others are not. I am not a drama person and don't like to take things to heart. I look at things differently. Linda may feel the same.
I agree, politely making suggestions is fine…but criticism and rudeness are not. There’s too much negativity out there, as Linda often says” Be Kind”. 🇨🇦
Can you specify the name of the daisies you showcased over in your autumn section of the garden? You mentioned two names but didn’t know which was right…..
Prince sang purple haze!
I always give some kind of name to the different areas of my property. I live on an acre and have many different beds to work on. I am not as creative as Linda with the names, but how else would you communicate where you will be working when you do.
I'm not sure if the two trees to Linda's left (one a bit to the foreground, the other behind her ) are the same trees @ 7:10 in this video but what is the name of these trees?
Do you have issues with critters eating your plants? I’ve had 7 flats of Wave petunias munched away & we saw chipmunks in the beds. I don’t know how to rid them.
Linda it’s looking beautiful. How exciting about your pumpkins 🎃
Linda where did you find those long chicken wire cloches over your seed pots? Combed through all of you pages and didn’t see them. Thank you in advance.
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I LOVE the Shasta daisies!
Your gardens are so joyful! PS - I want those shoes!!
thoughts on sunflowers in the garden volunteer/involuntarily? ❤
How about the net bags to cover the fruit
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The only issue is this time of the season… it goes too quickly!
Work...but fun gratifying work...
Beautiful inspiring yard❤
2:57 this time around the front garden is so densely packed compared to the fairy-tale house, i predict a lot of plant editing/reductions in the future. ❤❤❤
You might want to be careful about letting the foxglove seedlings grow in the pots with other plants. Here in the Pacific Northwest, foxgloves grow wild and I let some volunteers grow in a large container that I have a crape myrtle in. Right next to it is another pot the exact same size with the same kind of crape myrtle. I have had them there for years as they were mail order and tiny when I got them. The one with the foxgloves appears to have died while the one right next to it without the foxgloves is fine. I had another pot where foxglove volunteers are thriving but the original plant is completely gone. I think the foxgloves may have killed the plants that were there originally. Maybe you transplanting them in the fall will prevent problems. I left mine.
Great shots🎉
I just saw my first Japanese beetles of the season this week on my hollyhocks. It's that time. We pretty much jumped straight over the 80s into the 90s this week - KC Metro area.
The Japanese beetles starting eating my hollyhocks this week too. I’m in Southwest Virginia, zone 6 B.
So pretty. What was the name of the double blue/purple Larkspur?
Nice sneaky Jeff Goldblum reference, Stewart. 😁
Thank you-Stewart
Is that autumn joy sedum blooming in June at about 29:00? Oklahoma is wild.
Please tell me where did you get the bird bath from.
She made it .. the base is an old table base flipped and then top with the vessel .
P.S. I will have to give sections of my garden names too . I do know where my “ money shots “ are !
I noticed the chairs next door. Do they sit there and enjoy your garden
I was so surprised Linda and her team didn’t put larger tree there
Those chairs are Linda’s old chairs she gifted to them
I feel our gardens are our visual gifts to everyone who sees them as they drive by, walk by, or sit next door and value. As Linda mentioned…. The money shot. They are truly not just for me.
Add Diatomaceous earth under the pumpkin vine to rid of the bugs. 😂
Did you neighbor just install patio furniture facing your yard just on the end of Lemon Lane? Talk about borrowing a view
That’s exactly what I came to the comments to say. From the video at least, it seems quite rude and intrusive to have the neighbors set up a seating area right at the edge of their property and facing Linda’s, including into her front parlor window . Hopefully it doesn’t feel like that as much in person, or maybe it is temporary. I was thinking I bet Linda wishes she’d planted those 9 trees right there. 😀 But, otoh, Linda is much more of an extrovert than I so maybe it doesn’t bother her at all.
Yes I noticed that. I guess now would be difficult to put a fence there now. Don't want to upset the neighbours 😅
Wow, is Miss Linda that selfish? Does it matter? One creates beauty in their yard because beauty is, well, beautiful. And, certainly can be shared in a neighborhood. The neighbors are “borrowing a view”? 😂 How about the neighbors are enjoying the beauty! Mayhap, they should sit next to the trash cans and they’d be fine. 😂 I’m sure if Miss Linda minded, she could spend many a UA-cam moment on her channel showing us how to build a 12ft stone wall. You guys are too much; we all breathe the same air, people.
I’m curious about the neighbors chairs and fire pit? Are they close friends?
Yeah, they seem to be capturing Linda’s money shot view too.. Big difference in the before shot of the neighbour’s place too. ✨🌸✨
Yes i guess too late to put fence up now. 😮
Linda gifted them her chairs when she got new ones. I think she was hoping they would fix up thier area don’t know if that happened. Need privacy trees there
Noneem oil on host plants!
Omg! You moved?! Who is the lucky person to get your old garden?
It was a neighbor that bought her previous home and they've completely ripped out slot of Linda's beautiful work 😥
Egg cartons to raise up
Any gnats in Oklahoma?
Linda, do you acid - feed your Hydrangeas?I only wish I could send you picture of my hundreds and hundreds of Climbing Rose “ William Baffin,and John Cabot,the most breathtaking picture. You mentioned Japanese Beetles. We have this fantastic show right now of Roses,but, as these blooms wither away,I dead head as many roses as I can,and New blooms return,for about 1/2 the show as first bloom. Then the battle will be on, 4 times a day, Hubs and I make the rounds,w/ soapy water.We didn’t have much frost last year,so we are prepared for the battle of the Beetles this year. We never kill,smash,because they will release a pheromone,that brings more to your yard . I love our Pollinators,so we’ve never sprayed,but,might try Neem oil this year.
I missed how you get chores done in the heat of summer. That said, your garden is beautiful! I don’t have any scabiosa here. I need to get on top of that!
She gets chores done in the heat of summer by concentrating on certain zones at a time is how I took it.
@@judyrodriguez8550 that was al, I got too. I just thought I missed something, since that was the video’s title.
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Japanese Beetles aka June Bug are horrible! They ate my knock out roses down to nothing but sticks.
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