Fixing a Mess In The Garden
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One of the reasons I enjoy the channel is because you don't just show the pretty side\, you show the messes, the things that didn't go as planned and the dirty work. It helps me when I am seeing a problem in my own garden. Thank you!
And that’s exactly why I show both the messes & successes! We all face the same problems in the garden and to pretend otherwise is unhealthy.
I am going to show my husband this video. He thinks I should be able to do things right in the 1st place, so I never make any mistakes in the garden. Thank you, Jenny! Seeing your "mess" keeps me from getting discouraged.
Great advice. The garden should bring you joy. If it doesn’t flourish - out it goes.
Jenny, you are my garden counselor. I have learned not to fear cutting my plants back, and I should take them out if a plant is stressing me out. But especially not to let my messes discourage me because we all have them😊
Morning! You’re my kinda gardener-if it’s done it’s done.
Thanks for showing all the messes, I feel better that I am not alone in my garden.
You’re not!!!!
your not alone😊💚
I went on vacation, and my annuals suffered, so I got new annuals that will carry me through to the first hard frost. The ones that looked browned aren’t dead, so I cut them back hard, and they are rebounding. Life happens…
Weather changes and traveling sure can do a number on our beautiful gardens! Thanks for sharing this, it makes me feel better about my own garden.
Thank you Jenny, you made my day! Yes, gardening challenges our resilience, like you say: " we have to garden with purpose" so we carry on and don't give up.
Good morning, Jenny☕️I am one of those people you gave a heart attack when you cut back the Cleome and look at them now!😳🙌🏻 I love the Caladiums in the hanging baskets 😍 Have a Blessed Day😊🐶
Thanks, you too!!!
You are brave, Jenny! I walked out the door, and came back in from my zone 8b weather.
Everything is looking beautiful. Love the caladiums. Love the cleome.
I love the overgrown look of that corner with the BBQ and that planter by the window with the impatiens and caladium is gorgeous.
Everything looking good around the homestead & just love the idea of caladiums and begonias together in a large container. You always stay on top of all that needs to be completed Jenny & I do think your garden is magazine worthy! High humidity level in 6b lately with plenty of rain but plants are happy getting alot of water. Clearing out over the weekend so hope to get several hours of gardening in! Have a great weekend!
At this time of year adding a bit of colour is better than nothing at all. Your flowerbed has just the right combination. I’ve seen you cut down your patio plants last year and looking toward to seeing it again.
That video is headed your way tomorrow!
Brenna enjoying the garden!!!!
Good evening Jenny and Creekside family. Your video has just popped up and it's 10:20pm on July 31st. Hope you all have a great day. Jeanette, New Zealand.
Always love your gardening attitude and advice! I feel so much better about my messes when I see yours!! Thanks for being so real and honest. I've had many petunias that looked like that by August in my z8a NC humid garden.
You are so welcome!
Last year I became a big fan of Cleome. They continue to impress me. Through our high 90 degree weather, they were stars. Since it has started raining every day for the past 3 weeks, they are still shining. Love all your flowers!
They are such rock stars in the garden!
The photobombing bee at mm16 was awesome. 😊
I love a caladium. Here in central and south Louisiana they are lovely perennials. I’ve had mine come back many years in my 8b/9a garden. I was skeptical, but my nursery told me they had them return as perennials for several years. Usually in areas that don’t stay soaking wet in winter, the corms won’t rot. I plant tons more every year!
Those Cleome! Great Bang for your buck powerhouse annual!!!!
OH MY GOSH! there are no garden police...I love that so much. thank you for all do!
I don't mind planting a smaller plant because then I have the pleasure of watching it grow and fill in.
Good Morning GWC Family! 😊
Everything looks absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for keeping it honest and motivated me today to go out and do a little bit of cleanup.
Well, I learned something today about sun tolerant caladiums! I love caladiums. Love that pop of red, which I think is missing from a lot of gardens these days. Just my opinion. Thanks Jenny!😊
I just discovered Caladeums a few years ago. Theyre one of my very favorite plants. Being in Louisiana i need plants that can handle the heat & humidity. Thank you for all you do Jenny!
Those red caladiums are just what this bed needs. Beautiful. ❤️
I love your channel! You are real about your gardens. I appreciate you for being an honest person. Makes me feel better about my gardens. I love, love that red Caladium!! Here in Indiana, it's been very humid! Our humidity will probably be a break for y'all, but we're not used to it here.
Yes, there is no beating the heat in the morning anymore. Time to hunker down and wait it out. But the rain is encouraging after the last two years of drought. But I did pick up a few caladiums to plop in pots! Love your porch planter with the begonias and caladiums!
Good morning Jenny and all. Have a great day.😊
I absolutely love your honesty and transperency about gardening in the south. I'm 9a and this humidity is no joke. You have helped me immenseley because I came from zone 5 and this is quite an adjustment from clay soil and winters to tropical with a short winter. Thanks so much Jenny for all your wisdom to help me create some beautiful gardens around my property. :)
I’m so glad that the videos have been helpful! Going from a zone 5 to 9 is quite the jump - sounds like you’re doing great ❤️
@@GardeningwithCreekside I am now. 👍❤
Good Morning Jenny and Jerry, your patio is looking great. I am always impressed with how fast plants grow in your garden! Stay cool, our temperatures in Leesville,SC for the next 3 days are 98-100 degrees + Humidity 🔥😎
I bought my first caladiums this year - didn’t even know what they were until I saw them on this channel. Jenny loves her caladiums - now I do too! Amazing plants - I want to put them everywhere 😊. Thanks Jenny!❤
Good morning! Ha don’t take this the wrong way but you’re making me feel so much better about my partially burnt up PW supertunias right now because they sure have made me feel like a failure and wondering what could I not be doing but with all the humidity and heat and storms they just have not been able to hang in there like they were doing a month ago. Thanks for showing us your gardens in peak and also in times of struggle because that is REALITY! //ps I met you back in early July (from Alabama) and the grasses and hibiscus I got are sure loving their life and doing well!!
And that my friend is why I did this video❣️. So happy to hear that your Creekside plants are doing well in their new home.
Good morning, Jenny you are the best thank you so much for always sharing and teach us how to become better gardeners. God bless you
You are so welcome! Have a great day!
Thank you for sharing this. I had a couple busy weeks and tried to keep up but lost the battle on some containers that had supertunia. I always beat myself up but life happens and I love how you accept it and move on.
awesome views🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼
I adore you, Jenny! Love this channel! You give a world of advice and a good chuckle! Keep, keeping it real! 😄
Appreciate the way you keep it real with the successes and messes. 👍
I love Blushing Bride in my containers!
Wow ,Jenny that makes such a huge difference. Nice and clean and some new color, thank you for always keeping it real and showing your messes, which I know I always have.
Your gardening always looks lovely and inspiring! 😊
Those cleome plants are looking lovely. Im going to have to buy them for next year!
You should!
Thanks, Jenny! So enjoyed this video! Goof ups along with Greatness!😁💞
U r always so encouraging n educational, Jenny.
Thx frm zone 10.
I am finding gardening different this year. The drought killed so many of my plants in pots. What is left is not thriving. Added some new plants, they rotted. In the garden, some things are not growing the way I expected, very slow, of course rabbits don’t help. Things that come back by seed are very far behind, many are just sprouting. I did find a supertunia and tried one, it is doing really well. I tried a potato vine as ground cover, going to do that again. I decided to let my wild violets go and become a ground cover, however it will be one that will require controlling. My peonies are not blooming, I think years of mulch might have buried them. This fall I plan to raise them up and add some compost to my sandy soil. Black eyed Susan’s are back under control after pulling buckets full last fall. Now is to work on the grasses that are trying to take over. I am sorry this is so long, I have no one to talk gardening with. I am the only garden in the neighborhood, the rest are farmers and no real nurseries just hardware stores. I am in tidewater/Northern Neck of Virginia. Today is 90s with humidity in the 80s
@dmbalsam I'm right up the road in Richmond trying to survive this weather. I told my garden that if they don't see me before the sun comes over the trees they're not seeing me that day. I really should have installed my drip in April. We can talk gardening any time cause I don't know anyone as obsessed with planting as I am in my area.
I like your reasoning !! hahaha!!
I have to try caladium next season. Thanks for all the garden advice Jenny
Thanks for sharing the fails Jenny. Now I don’t feel so bad. This summer has been more humid and hot in my area and my petunias and other annuals really took a hit and I lost so much. I questioned if I did something wrong. Helps knowing even the most experienced gardener can have the same happen.
You’re not alone!
jenny i love your video's so much. you tell it like it is!!! i have some spots in my garden that i really need to get too also but, it has been so hot here in ga also. but, i will get around to it soon. thank you for sharing with us and beening real.
Love you Jenny "You don't like it" get rid to it !!
Looks lovely
Good morning Jenny and thank you for the reminder about putting Caladiums in your planting beds. I'm going to add those to one of my beds where I dug up some dead shrubs and also add Sprinter boxwoods, they will look great together.
Girl I know about humidity. Central Alabama girl here.
So pretty!! ❤❤
Thank you for the inspiration and the pep talk! I did just that today by digging up some Lilly bulb and moved the to hopefully a better spot but if they don’t come back oh well I needed them gone from where they were planted!❤
One of my favorite posts! Thank you for the messes!
Saffron Finch has been a big disappointment! I planted SF and Jazzberry in full sun and in the landscape, fertilized weekly with PW water soluble and treated for budworms. Jazzberry was three times as vigorous! SF did not thrive despite equal treatment with Jazzberry. I put SF in containers, fertilized every week, used Captain Jack’s, and they did NOT do well. I will not be repeating SF, and I’m so disappointed. Loved the color!
Hi y’all - saffron finch did the same to me… just faded when the summer hit 🤷🏻♂️
Good morning Jenny, poor Brynna trying to find the shade!!
Hey Jenny I had to totally cut back my hibiscus. The budworms left it looking like lace within a matter of two days. We'll see if I get any more flowers this season. Love your calladiums . Easy and simple and will make a beautiful statement in no time. 🤗💓💕💞
Good for you! 👏 I have the same pro with growing ‘tunics. The rework looks lovely.
Jenny, I prefer this planting with the Caladiums more.
Love the information.
I knew you were going to say caladiums, Jenny 😅
Excellent video as always 👌 👍 👏
My saffron finch did the exact same thing. I ripped them out yesterday. Replacing with trailing vinca.
Love caladiums. I have 352 in ground and 20 in pots! They come back every year! I am loosing my yarrow due to too much rain here in central Florida and replacing it with more angelonia!
Exact same thing happened to my Saffron Finch
I love your in courage us! Thank you!
I needed to see this video today! About 6 weeks ago we added an extension to our front bed beside our sidewalk that goes to the front porch. I planted homestead purple verbenas, ice plants and against my better judgement, golden sphere coreopsis. I have never had luck with coreopsis. It either doesn't bloom well or develops powdery mildew that I just can seem to get ahead of and it looks awful. Well the coreopsis looks terrible and I'm totally regretting my decision to plant it there. I have been contemplating removing it and repositioning the homestead verbena plants because quite frankly there are doing so well in the spot and can actually cover the area without me having to purchase any additional plants (they could probably use a little more space between them anyway). Just not sure if I should move the verbena now or wait until the fall. I'm totally sick of looking at the coreopsis every day lol.
Love Coladiums, very pretty.
Oh they were so beautiful, the saffron finch petunias. I was wondering how you were keeping petunias looking good in heat and humidity. Mine are just dying in mass casualties when the daily triple digits hit and high humidity. I think, I tend to over water them since it rarely rains late summer here in KS. The clay soil just rots the poor things. I planted huge drifts of Sunpatiens in front yard and they are looking beautiful with no bug damage. They do pout when not given enough water. It’s a 107 degrees today and yes the caladiums are loving life. I’m so tired too 😊 trying to keep everything happy in this heat and humidity. 🥵 Tried to work this morning and it was 94 at 8am. Lordy be.
Jenny you're so funny!!😂
Love it!
Oh nooooo! What happened? I thought you had drip in there? Those Saffron Finch were spectacular 😢 oh well. Caladiums look great Jenny ❤
I pot up the caladium corms and put them in our basement. Dampen soil once a month. Wait till it's warm (June in Virginia, zone 6?). Put them back out. Most came back. Not a lot of work. Just don't over water while dormant, or they will rot.
Thank you! I found out i dont love BeeBalm. One of them turned out to be the completely wrong color...advertised as red on the tag, more of a magenta pink...way taller than the tag said too and i think the blooms are just messy looking. So, i am going to move them in the fall. If they dont make it, Well, thats okay i guess. I have tons of stuff the pollinators love that has worked out.
Good for you for holding off on fireworks due to no rain! I read recently that something like 89% of wild fires are caused by humans.
My saffron finch was also beautiful but didn't last through July sadly
I'm so glad there are no garden police!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
We would all be in trouble if there was! 😆
I was in Barcelona and it was hot, probably not as hot as you have but for me beeing Swedish, I was swetting like crazy! So I was thinking of you a lot as II said or answered Oh yes, I am glistening, or Eva is glistening now! 😂 Bless You & Thank You so much for givning me a better English expression! 👌❤️
Thanks for sharing!! I love that ❤️
Here in Baton Rouge, caladiums come back every year.
That's fantastic!!!!
Hi Jenny, I love the way you garden. Love the caladium. Need a little help do you have Caryopteris Bluebeard, live in VA zone 7A mine is very droopy in the late day sun always looks like it can’t take it. It’s on drip irrigation and in the morning shade it looks great, should I move it to an all shady spot? Hope to get your advise.
Awesome video great advice . i do the same 😊 clean up beautiful pop of color /hanging baskets too!!!😊💚
I easily guessed what it was if it doesn’t look good YES ,rip it out ,I have no guilt in doing so either .and sometimes I just like Nothing but mulch …..the color looks good,great choice ♥️🍃🌿. 👏
What is it with going on vacation and coming back to dead plants. It rained at home the week I was gone, I came back and all my beautiful petunias (except bubblegum) were dried up. Containers and landscape.
I hope that rain a little s thunderstorms here and there. hase, clouds. North-eastern Oklahoma is hot, hot, hot, dry, dry dry and the humidity will kill you. Please rauns come this way. Its sickening here. Your flower boxes are going to rock, they always do. Love y'all and all your video's. ❤
I live on the coast of Mississippi. Our dew point this morning is 80. I thought of you. 🥵🥵🥵
Girl!!!!! Hang in there! I know it is brutal with an 80 degree dew point 🥵🥵🥵🥵
We have a dew point of 72 and feels like 96 today here in Minneapolis .
Off topic question. My chick charm is blooming big time. What happens now? Do i cut it off… will the plant die? This is the first one Ive ever bought, about 3 years ago. Love them and bought more.
Even with the red, all the caladiums seem to bring the temperature down around the deck. I’m trying to find Hot to Trot in my area but no luck so far 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
How are y'alls Hoopla Vivd Orchid doing? I'm finding that my LOVE the heat and even a little dryer conditions. They seem to perk up the hotter it gets.
Mine are not doing well at all here in z8b
What do you use for aphids? I’ve had a terrible time with my petunias this year. I had 34 die!
Great video. What is the name of the white flower plant behind you? It's so beautiful.
That is a White Chiffon rose of Sharon
@@GardeningwithCreeksideThank you for your reply. 😊
I'm zone 9a in South Georgia and my caladiums come back every year
That’s awesome!
How many cleome did you plant? They look great.
Between the boxwoods and camellias that is one plant, on the corners by the steps those are 3 & 5
I need some advice on hanging baskets. I am in Mobile Al with a back porch similar to yours. Mine faces due East and thus gets morning sun up to noon. What three gameplans would work for Spring, then Summer, then Fall/Winter that would provide an abundance of flowers/color and not get lanky?
Btw my PW Supertunia Vistas look the same as yours.😅
Did the saffron finch get too dry during your travels or?
Some of mine are trying to do this, what causes it?? No budworms in MD.
Hi Jenny, any idea why they died en mass like that? 🇨🇦🌸🇨🇦
Half of my saffron died too but I watered and fertilized…hmm?