10 Foundational Plants |Low Maintenance Shrubs|
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2021
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Have you recently ripped out some old shrubbery that was dated or grew too large? Or maybe you have new landscape beds and are looking for something low maintenance to put in them?
If so, you've landed on the right video! In recent years there have been a lot of new, low maintenance shrubs that have hit the market. In this video I'm going to show you 10 great options you may want to consider!
Hi!
My name is Justin and I have my managed my family's business (S&K Greenhouse) for the last 10 years! It is a local garden center in Shelby, NC that my mom and dad started around 25 years ago.
We have a strong desire to discuss and teach gardening to the online community and welcome anyone who wants to learn. Though we have been involved in the plant world for decades we have found that there is always something to learn when it comes to gardening.
Whether you are a master gardener or just starting out this channel is for you. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch our videos!
1. Abelia Kaleidoscope
00:38
2. Cerise Charm Loepetalum
1:05
3. Sunshine Ligustrum
1:52
4. Mountain Fire Pieris
2:52
5. Bananappeal Illicium
3:40
6. Fire Chief Arborvitae
4:19
7. Hetz Midget Arborvitae
4:57
8. Encode Azaleas
5:21
9. Soft Touch Holly
6:00
10. Blush Pink Nandina
6:28
Hopefully this helps others. I love timestamps too much lol.
Thank you!
Thank you, Mango!
Thanks for this!!
Thank you for the list! So helpful!!
Your enthusiasm is infectious! Loved all the plants, lots of visual interest all year long.
*_VERY SMART GARDENING STYLE, WOOOOOWW!!!!, S&K GREENHOUSE , You are teaching me to be patient with plants,we will not get tired of watching this video, PLEASE DON'T STOP GARDENING, continue like this, GO GO GO GOOOOOOOOOO!!!_*
The best video for anchor & year round shrubs ever!! Thank you so much!!!
I am a snowbird south Florida gardener and have found your videos so helpful in planning a front yard makeover! Unlike many people, I prefer “free form” plants and shrubs rather than heavily pruned. Thank you so much for your light hearted, entertaining & informational content!
I was happy to find your video with suggestions of evergreens that have bright colors! I didn’t even know such a thing existed. Thanks for the inspiration :)
Dwarf Pittosporum is another very easy one to care for. Takes full sun, lots of shade, water, no water…it isn’t fussy. Available in green or variegated colors (silver or gold). I like adding them around the base of larger trees in my yard.
It's wonderful to take care of your plants
Awesome video!!! Im so glad you posted the zones and sun/shade requirements. Thank you
that opening enthusiasm lmao
Thank you S&K Greenhouse! Loved the video. So informative and insightful.
Thank you so very much. I love, love, love your videos. Naming the different varieties and posting the grow zones really helps me as I live to garden in zone 6. Hope to visit your nursery some day!!
Justin appreciate the helpful planting tips on these shrubs. I actually have some planted in my yard. TY
Thank you so much for the 'detail information' so needed for persons as myself who doesn't know much about plants. I'm about to re-do part of my front yard and your video was a life saver. Blessings!!
Your energy is a whole vibe man. Glad to see someone being themselves on here
Thank you so much for this video. I have been wanting to plant something in my garden for all year long. This video was very helpful. Thanks again. God bless🙏
Just what I was looking for! Great information. Thanks so much!❤
Love the information and your passion shows through!!
AWSOME video this helps a lot now I know what to look for when I go shrub shopping for my garden
This was prefect. Gave me some great ideas on what to plant.
I don't know anything about plants and I was having trouble what I need to plant around the house.
Thanks for the help.
Love to see what is available. Keep on doing what you are doing.
Thank you! I have a whole new yard to design and this is a huge help
Enjoyed your presentation and explanation of each. Thanks
Hey Justin, great content as always. Keep up the good work.
Whew!!! That was some fast & quick information. I was taking notes. Thanks so much!!!
Thanks for watching ❤
Thank you, I’ll save this for future landscaping needs.
I appreciate you letting us know the zones and if they take full to part sun.
New subscriber here.
Thank you!!
Awesome.. I want them all 💙🌻💛
Love you. So much energy and knowledge
We just moved to Orlando from Oregon and I had no idea what to plant. Thank you!
Just what I was looking for!!!
Thanks...you did great!! Loved the video.
Thank you very much. Great video 👏👏👏
Great video! Helpful information. Thank you!
Great video!! Was quick with a lot of information. I'm going watch again, make a list, then go shopping
Love these ideas for planting around our new sunroom and the area by our front side walk needs to be redone and install some of these dwarf arborvitaes and dwarf lorepetulums! I’m looking forward to Spring, then this Falls planting season! You are awesome! I was just scrolling by and found your delightful channel! Here in North Carolina we are planting! I have subscribed to your channel now! Thank you and blessings sent! 🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️
Great suggestions. Thank you.
Love it and learn so much.
Thank you.
Terrific info, very helpful!
Thank you! This video was really helpful!
A very helpful video! Thank you!
What great advice for foundation plant alternatives.
Excellent recommendations!
Great info!
Very informative! Thanks 🌸
Great suggestions and great video ✨
Dude I'm subbing..loving your content!
New subscriber here. Love your content. Ready for autumn planting soon here in Zone 9.
So helpful! As a new homeowner this is perfect! Thank you!
Might try one of those modern azaleas thanks for the tips ! I’m replacing a holley
I like the ideas.
Great information, thanks
Awesome energy! Great video!
Ah thank you! 🙏
Wonderful…. Thank you 💙🙏🏼
Thanks for watching!!!
I want them all! I hope I can find them at a local nursery next spring!
Thanks for the great information. I'm building a new house that gets full sun from 12pm on. Live in south Louisiana and I am not a plant person. So again thanks
4:21 Beautiful plant
Love those plants !!! I may have to move to a warmer zone. :(
Thanks so much😊
Love your videos
Your videos are the best. NYC here and i grab a cocktail and fantasize about having a garden- with your advice of course! BTW love your Southern accent as well!
❤
When have a beautiful garden around you make you feel well bless by the father above
Please if you would, put up a list so we can screen shot it, either in the description or in you video. Thanks 🙏
And the zones!
Abeila kaleidoscope zone 6-9
Cerise charm lorepetalaum zone 7-11
Sunshine ligustrum zone 6-10
Mountain fire pieris zone 5-8
Bananappeal illicium zone 7-9
Fire cheif arborvitae zone 5-9
Hetz midget arborvitae zone 5-9
Encore azaleas zone 6-9
Soft touch holly zone 5-9
Blush pink nandina zone 6-10
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@@jasminebrooks8674 you are so sweet thank you 😊
@jasmine Brooks Thank you 🪷
Thanks!!!
I live in Oklahoma and the wind is unstoppable. I need a hardy shrub for my yard as I live on a corner lot and in the winter the winds can just eat up the garden. Would love to see a video on hardy shrubs which can handle the wind and the cold freezing winds of winter .. because we don’t get a lot of snow either. Thank you.
Thank you so much
I bought those dwarf purple bush u said wasn’t ur grandmas and mine was my grandmas after 5yr. It stayed small and then of a sudden the entire planting decided they were big kids now and we had to pull them all out. They grew to the top of our house and enclosed our front porch. We waited because the birds built into them with nests and the kids liked to watch from the porch inside. So yeah. Watch for those and the cat tail mint. Cat tail mint sure is purty but will take over the whole bed fast.
I wish I had a nursery like yours here in Jacksonville, Fl
Thank you
Thank you. Nowadays Houston gets hard freeze once in winter. My dogwood died and I have to replace it. Please talk about freeze free small shrubs.
Love these shrubs. The ball arborvitae could stay in a pot year round right? Zone 7b here.
Thanks
We love low Maintenance!
Wish have a lists of these lovely evergreen
please come to Arkansas and help us create beautiful yards and landscapes!
Gosh, his accent is breaking me out in a sweat honey. 😮💨😅😍
Oh wish I had a home for real and I have not been to no green house lately
11. Globosa Nana Cryptomeria. 😀 I was waiting for you to grab that nice specimen behind you (to the right). Thanks for this good video full of ideas and information!!! I appreciate your channel!
Several of these are certainly of interest to me for other areas of my yard. The only thing I want around the foundation of my home is rocks. Little rocks, big rocks, the odd weather proof statue here and there. It's that I find keeping plant life groomed and weeded close to the house a pain and I like the clean unfettered look. Of course, that is me and it's not for everyone. But another reason is that I can put down boric acid and diatomaceous earth to my hearts content which keeps a lot of insects away. Even termites. Then a generous application of rock salt, watered in, will keep all plant life away.
However, the beauties mentioned here would be wonderful at the base of taller shrubs or trees If the purple foliage is really attractive to you., the dwarf Loropetalum coupled with Black Diamond Crepe Myrtle would be just the thing.
Same here…I use my cellphone camera and take a pic of my iPad screen to get the names when any video shows pics and names
Appreciate your knowledge, however I like v in zone 4.
I’m in Alvin Texas just bought new home I like you advice on what to grow in my zone 9
Hi Justin! I’m new to your channel and happy to find you and your expertise! I live in Zone 6. Of the appropriate zoned plants in this video, do any thrive in juglone? My best sun spot is near a HUGE Black Walnut tree.
Love these ideas but need something similar for planting zone 5a-6b (Denver, CO). Any more ideas for this zone?
Thx for sharing. Could you share general info like how much water to get it going compared to once established. And what is the life span. 😊
Can you share some plants for zone 5? I love your ideas!
I’m still fighting Nandina! It spreads like crazy! Very invasive!
Hopefully the one you show here won’t do that.
Do you have an online nursery. I absolutely love your videos!
Great video!! Lots of great plants in this video, we are starting from scratch in the front of the house, looking forward to planting Alot of these.
Good shít! Im looking for some replacement shrubs that are not working for me. But am not sure Lowes or Home Depot has these nice plants.
Very nice, I am looking for a pine tree that is low maintenance not too big, any suggestions?
I hope you don't mind my writing this; however, I would love anyones suggestions. I was just searching for ideas for a central FL very tiny planting area outside of a ground floor apartment. I will be moving there in Mar/April. There is a nice sized concrete/sidewalk sitting area by the front door & large LR window, that then overlooks a grassy courtyard. People frequently will walk the sidewalk around the courtyard, so I should keep in mind the potential for too many bees. The planting area is about a good 3 ft deep along the edge of the courtyard, and it faces North. I would need to water by watering can - so trying to keep that in mind. I don't care for the look of a lot of potted plants scattered around. I prefer a more permanent/landscaped/tidy look that is simple/dwarf/compact. It's much easier for me to handle occasional pruning, then have plantings that need frequent hand watering. I'm so glad I've just stumbled on this video - and I've just subscribed! I'm also new to FL, so I'm very unfamiliar with all of the plantings/weather here. I do prefer a more tidy vs straggly appearance if that helps with any suggestions. I do like the look of what was shown in this video, I just don't want things to get too high (maybe max 3.5 ft (?). Again, I don't mind pruning. Best to have most but not all as low growth to avoid overpowering the area I would think (?). 🤔 Thanks again for any and all suggestions from anyone!! It's really appreciated! 😊 🌿🌺
Only today i was telling this lady mext to me i dont know anything about plants. Lol my family and i got our first home and i wouls love to get some low maintenance plants to get started. I will look into these.
I also want something that won't attract a lot of bugs either if you have any suggestions im open to check it out.
I need deer resistant and cold resistant and still can handle hot summers also will grow a long driveways and sidewalks
Can you advise what plants are good for my flower bed .I’m in Texas new to planting
Hi Justin which has slow growth gold arborvitae or false cypress
I'm looking for Podocarpus...any suggestions
Will some of these survive San Antonio Tx weather . In the flower bed in front of the house with full sun
Where are u located
Your explanation is great
Loved these low maintenance shrubs. Do you ship in Florida.
Pick up only sadly ❤