Master Gardener's Picks: 8 Must-See Gardens
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2024
- Let's take a walk through eight of the most beautiful gardens in Hamilton County as decided by the Master Gardener's Association. These flowers, trees, shrubs, water gardens, rock gardens, and more will blow your mind as you look at what these home owners have accomplished right in their own back (and front) yards. And we'll throw in an elementary school passion project as well!
Here is a document with some details about each garden taken from the Master Gardener's website: docs.google.com/document/d/1t...
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Thank you for doing this. Stop #4 was the most memorable to me b/c it showed their work spaces, which gave it a more personal feel.
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And they were so respectful and considerate of the wildlife!
Tough time picking a favorite garden, since all so different from each other. I do think #4 was my favorite because of the art/garden studio. You can tell by its existence that the owner lives and breathes nature, plants and garden design. I’m not sure how I missed this video when it posted but glad I saw it today!
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What a great video....thank you. I love beautiful landscaping. The school making it a part of their educational experience was "spot on". More schools should incorporate gardening into a teaching/learning experience for kids.
All eight were beautiful.
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Fabulous beautiful enjoyed your video ❤❤❤ thanks Tim
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Thank you for taking us along on such a lovely tour. Number 8 was breathtaking. He must work non-stop at keeping those boxwood shrubs so perfectly trimmed.
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Thank you, what must have been a beautiful day. The fawn made my heart leap. Recently found your channel and am enjoying the content and your presentation. Good job continue.
Welcome!
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Loved all the gardens but #5 with the hydrangeas and the garden house with stained glass. Wow. Just Wow.
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❤ #5 and #8 are my favorites but I like them all and wish I were there! Without the heat!
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Thank you for taking us along to all the beautiful home gardens!
In my city in New England we have a non profit Mill City Grows. They have planted gardens at all of our schools for the children to learn about gardening. It is wonderful to see as you pass by each school that there is a program like this! The children get to eat what they grow. Mill City has many community gardens too. People can get a small allotment to garden in. They give fresh veggies to the food pantry too. I think each child should have this experience (Retired Educator here too...and I have a Veggie and Pollinator Garden in my front yard).
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Yea! #555! I love hitting the fun numbers!
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You do that...my kid drives me crazy with something similar 😂 they call it Angel number 😊 and text their friends: Angel number...
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I absolutely love gardens and these are beautiful. Thanks for showing them. My favorite was #5 but #8 is beautiful too. Whenever I travel I go to botanical gardens. For years I was an avid gardener. When I was young and before we started the business I went on the local garden tours. So many people told me that my house should be on the tour, but I always declined. That is so much work to get it perfect for a tour.
My husband took care of the vegetable garden and the pond while I took care of the flower beds. After he passed I just can't get it all done by myself. I do the vegetable garden and a few beds in the front of the house and around the back patio, but the wild honeysuckle has taken over around the back 1/2 acre and behind the barn. The iris took over the pond and hopefully I will be able to get in there this year and clean it out so the water lilies have space. The pond is about the size of #2 with a waterfall like in #3. I haven't run the waterfall for two years because the neighbors English ivy has taken over and I need to clean that out too. There are a lot of frogs in there and some goldfish. I love to watch the deer and the turkeys who come through everyday. One doe just had her fawn and there is a turkey couple that come in with their 6 young ones. One year one of the turkey pairs had 23 babies.
My husband is buried in Spring Grove Cemetery which is the 2nd largest cemetery in the country (750 acres). It is also a level III accredited arboretum and botanical garden as well. In the 1800s it started out as a horticultural garden. A doctor's wife did not want to be buried in a ordinary cemetery so he got permission to bury her in the garden and that is how it began. There are 1000 civil war soldiers and officers buried there from both sides of the war. Every wealthy and famous person ( Johnny Appleseed, US Grant's parents, and General Joseph Hooker for example ) who lived in the area are buried there and it is an incredible place to visit. When my daughter brought her fiancé to meet us for the first time we told him that we would take him to see the cemetery. He thought what kind of weird family am I getting into. They also have weddings there in the old chapel and every month they give tours. www.springgrove.org/gallery/ ua-cam.com/video/jntqMDtGocg/v-deo.html/ If you watch the second UA-cam where the Sponge Bob monuments and the submarine monument are located they are in the area which will be my final resting place.
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Love all of them and could see how much work was put into all of them to make them so wonderful in their own way. Along with the other commenters I loved that you caught a picture of the fawn and even got it bleating for its mom, our does are about ready to parade their young ones thru our yard and I am excitedly waiting for the first one. Great job of panning around to get all of the wonderful plants and designs.
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Amazing, beautiful gardens
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Each garden kept getting better and better! The last one was stunning! I'm so glad I just planted some Asian lillies!thanks for taking us along
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Oh, my... Thank you. Well I guess I will add master gardener shower to my local list of activities, like I need more activities.... 5 and 8 were my favorite places. Thank you.❤😊
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All were fantastic. Such a treat to see the fawn! My favorite flower is hydrangeas so I especially enjoyed seeing those. (I'd love to grow some but neither of my thumbs are green.) The school and #8 were my favorites overall. Would be awesome if flower and food gardens were part of our school system's requirements. (I retired after being part of my school system for 40 years so what do I know.) Thank you for sharing so I could see the beauty while I sit in the air conditioning in my Florida home 😊
Hydrangeas are my favorite too ☺️
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Great tour! My favs were #8 & 2. A bee & bird paradise! Exquisite landscapes.
And no weeds!
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Amazing gardens. They are all a labor of love.
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What a marvelous way to spend a weekend! They were all beautiful but, my favorite garden was #5.
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You so much, my dear friend for sharing your beautiful garden with us. I loved all your beautiful day Lily.
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Great video!! I loved each garden, in their own unique ways... From the more practical living garden with edibles and chicken pen, to the relaxing and pristine spaces... I loved seeing the garden work spaces to gleen from! Beautiful...
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Nature is a lovely message to the soul! The crowning jewel is just stunning! Love that you shared this with us, especially on such a warm day. Thanks once again. Xo ❤
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All are beautiful. Number 2 and 3 are my favorites as I know the owners personally. Number 8 is my 3rd favorite. Thank you for taking us along on this tour!
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I love how many seem to have nice layers in the gardens.
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This was really cool, Tim. I enjoyed all the gardens but liked the ones with Koi ponds the best. I have one planter out front between the driveway and front sidewalk with Xenia flowers. Heather and I plant some every year there. This year I planted seeds there that I harvested last November from last summer's crop. This is the first time our Xenias were free! On the back porch, We have a few pots with flowers in them. Keeping them and some new trees I planted this year watered helped my water bill hit $90 this month! It is a lot of work just keeping my extremely modest flowers alive. I can only imagine how much time these gardeners spend on theirs. Wow. Thanks for sharing.
It’s a lot of work!
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Simply stunning. Thank you for this video.
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Really beautiful. i wish I didn’t live in a flat. I’d love a bit of green. Thanks for sharing.
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Liked the 2nd and last one, which reminded me of my Grmas garden. ❤🎉 That was fun- thanks!
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🍃🌼🍃 BEAUTIFUL TOUR.
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Love this!
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I liked them all, gave me ideas for my own yard. Thank you so much, i shared this video with my sister who is the gardener in the family because i knew she would enjoy it😊
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Thank you for this video. Loved them all.
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Thank you for sharing…the elementary school was my favorite.
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Oh I love the Soddy Daisy #2 with the stream and water. So beautiful. #3 Hixson was beautiful too and you even got a deer in there. Such an awesome video Tim. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful showcase of gardens. I loved #5 and #8. I cannot imagine the amount of time it takes to maintain those gardens. Thanks for sharing.
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I believe #5. All great. Thanks for sharing all the gardens. Really appreciate you taking the time to video and post these.
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That was lovely to watch. I love gardening 🌸 thanks for sharing.
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I think it’s wonderful that they have outdoor time for the special needs class. It would benefit all students though. Loved the video and all the beauty. I worked in a nursery for two years with my friend Deborah decades ago. I learned a lot including that I did have a green thumb after all. You should see her yard! 3 acres in the Shenandoah Valley. It’s a tremendous amount of work. She loves it though 😊
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Number 5 is pure perfection in a garden. The eye for detail is unreal. White fences are a must. I liked the old metal lawn chair. The workshop was gorgeous. Joan
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For me this was your best video so far. What beautiful gardens and so large. I like 5 and 8 best I think. I had shed envy with that garden room in 5.
Thanks for enduring the heat for us. Much appreciated. 😊
I’m with you. That garden shed at #5 was amazing!
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Breathtaking beautiful! Thank you ❤
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I sat down to watch this after a busy morning and the music and garden tour was so relaxing that I dozed off. Will watch again. This is a great video and garden tour. 😊
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Obviously daylilies are a popular plant in your area. I was surprised at the lack of roses. I like the gardens with lots of flowers and couldn’t get over the size of the lilies in garden 8. I didn’t think they could grow that tall. I think i like the waterfall garden best. It’s a beautiful feature - can’t imagine the effort to build it
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Such an amazing learning experience for so many kids!
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Like seeing all the gardens. The daylilly one caught my eye. I collect them. Tfs
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Lovely.
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Just beautiful. Thank you😊
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Thoroughly enjoyed this. Wonderful day. Thank you. Enjoyed the music too. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
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Thanks for the beautiful garden tours. They are all beautiful. Loved the lillies in #8. The Nest Garden Tours are coming up soon in our city. Last year toured all but one due to time. All beautifully placed.
Thanks again! Loved it!
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Wow, this was so enjoyable. Loved #5, the garden shed was beautiful. This gives me so much inspiration in my own garden, which I deem too messy for a tour.😂🌿💐🌻🏡
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Beautiful gardens. I am so sorry I missed it this year. Will go next year for sure. I think the very last garden that you visited was my favorite. Thanks for the video. Really enjoyed it.
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Such beautiful gardens! You did a great job of zeroing in on special plants and features; I think the daylily garden showed up best with this treatment. I also loved the schoolyard tour. Your video was a great place to get ideas for what to try in my garden: different containers and different ways of doing a raised bed. the water features were spectacular. I only miss not having a real fel of what the whole garden or special bed looks like and for that you have to visit the garden and enjoy the wonderful sights and sounds of each one. Your tour certainly publicized the MGHC gardens and will encourage folks to visit next year! Thank you!
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loved #3
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great jay out and about..cool dood..ha ha always worthwhile.
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Thank you.
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Garden #5 and #2 were my favorites, both gorgeous! All are so nice. Are you aware that some of those lilies at stop #6 are worth literally hundreds and hundreds of dollars per plant? Thanks for the tours❣️
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Hey! You and I met when you were leaving Garden #2 and I was arriving. You told me about your channel. You didn’t know it at the time but I’m the current President of MGHC. Thank you for making such a lovely visual summary/memory of the gardens on this year’s Garden Tour. I have subscribed, liked this video. I also shared your video with the two Master Gardeners who did all the hard work to make this possible. I also shared it with the MG Project Lead at the Alpine Crest Elementary School.
May we have your permission to use your video for promotional purposes for future Garden Tours?
Thank you for finding my channel! It was a lovely tour, and I can’t wait for next year! Thank you for sharing the video with those who did such amazing work! By all means, please use the video any way that can help. I’m honored!
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@@TheNewRetiredMe I am almost in tears So happy for you👍❤Cool kid ! 🎉🎉🎉 Well done!
❤ welcome to Tim’s fan club! 😊
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My favorite is 2 and then 3 because of the water features. How is it that there were no rose gardens? Did I miss something? (I am hoping you took your micro lens.) I’m happy you lived through the heat! 🦋
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It is difficult to grow roses in humid climates.
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What state and planting zone is this?
I’m in Chattanooga, TN
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Hamilton County…where..no state is mentioned?
Well, I live in Chattanooga, so I just kind of figured….:)
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What state is this in.
TN
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