Adding new perennials and a shrub to the White Garden
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Adding the first perennials of the season to the White Garden. Two umbellifers a hardy geranium, a Viburnum shrub and a Cardoon.
1. Cenolophium denudatum commonly known as Baltic parsley
2. Selinum wallichianum commonly known as Milk parsley
3. Geranium White Doves
4. Cynara cardunculus commonly know as a Cardoon
5. Viburnum opulus Roseum.
Also a brief walking - talking tour update of the Spring Borders. - Навчання та стиль
Loving your garden. Please show us more of spring in the garden. Best regards from dry dusty autumn Johannesburg.
I most certainly will. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment, very much appreciated 😊
Good Morning from the Northeast in the USA. Going to love following you as have a pension to a “ white Garden” as I too have a special spot in my garden for the same. Just subscribed! Looking forward to your knowledge and love of gardening
Hello and welcome to my garden in Northumberland. White gardens appear to be particularly popular in the USA but they don’t have the same appeal here in the UK, something I hadn’t realised until I posted a white garden video on UA-cam. Thank you for watching and subscribing it’s very much appreciated 🙏😊
Love your videos, always inspiring. The birds sound beautiful. Glad to see you are gardening again, I hope your raining season ends for you.
Cheers
Hopefully we are due for sunnier calmer times, the list of jobs to catch up on is growing daily. Thank you for the lovely comments appreciated as always 😊
Such a delightful video Sue! I have similar conditions of clay soil and record amounts of rain, so I was fascinated by how you managed those conditions. I do love your white garden and Thalia is my favorite daffodil, I'm looking forward to seeing the changes you have planned. I had doublefile viburnums in quite a bit of shade here and they bloomed very well; I took them out last fall as they are now listed as invasive in our area - I still miss them though. Your spring garden is glorious! I love the way the bench is set among the trees and all of the textured underplanting. I am going to borrow your brilliant idea to use wire hanging pots to protect against rabbits - I have one in the fenced in area that is wreaking havoc on my Tiarellas and Heucheras. Always a pleasure to see what you're doing in your garden.😊
Thank you Lynn 😊. These extreme changes in weather we all appear to be experiencing are becoming more and more frequent, I’m having to reconsider what I grow more closely as plants are failing too often now. Good spot with the Thalia daffodil, my favourite too. I wasn’t aware Viburnums are listed as invasive in some states in the US, I can only assume they produce more fruit for you and are spread more easily by birds, possibly. Mine rarely fruit. Wire hanging baskets, my saviour, anything that tends to be nibbled is covered. I’ve several huge ones too which cover big clumps of hostas until they’ve unfurled. Thanks for watching as always 🙏
So glad to see you. Sorry to hear about your flooding, hope that your weather will even out for you.
We’ve had less rain this week thankfully just need a few warmer days to dry out the soil. I’m sure everyone has the same problems this time of year, so many jobs but little time to do them. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 🙏😊
Hi Sue, I always think that you'd make a great garden presenter on t.v. This has to be the wettest winter/start of spring that I can ever remember. Because I'm so far behind in my own garden, I'm overdoing it on the odd dry day and I'm sure it's the same for you too. Now I need to do some pricking out as the seeds have enjoyed the slight rise in temperature. I Googled the white geranium as I've never seen one before. I really like it. Your garden is looking really lovely Sue.
Hello, I was so woeful in the beginning. Standing alone talking to an iPhone on a tripod did not come easy to me. It’s definitely a generational thing, it’s part of life for kids today to take selfies with camera phones and post every aspect of life on to social media. Presentation is a new skill I’m acquiring the more videos I make, hopefully improving over time. Totally agree trying to cram so many jobs into the few dry days we have at the moment is a pain. I have so many big changes I want to make which are now on hold. Thanks as always for watching 😊
Really enjoyed your video, you popped up on my feed 😅THANKFULLY......love your garden and have bing watched on my tv 😂...............THE RAIN.......oh my WORD,we're drowning over here in N Ireland 😅......and my old clay is a nightmare 😬 ps.....looking forward to your next video TFS ☘️☘️☘️💚💚💚
Hello and welcome. The rain, will it ever stop. It started last August and hasn’t stopped since. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, very much appreciated 🙏😊
Gardens looking so green and fresh!
The one positive from having months of rain, everything is growing at a great rate. Thanks for watching 🙏😊
Welcome back ❤❤iv been checking n checking ur uploads wow your gadern is beautiful 'the new perrineals gonna make it to be more attracting
So kind Christinah, thank you as always for watching 🙏😊
So nice to see your white garden again, wait to see your new white plants bloom late!
Thank you for watching and your continued support 🙏😊
So glad to see you back again, was starting to worry about you. Love your spring border, and the white garden is beautiful too. I hope all the planting in the bog garden will survive the flooding. Our snow is finally gone, and the bulbs have come up and the daffodil heads are developed but not quite to the open stage yet. It’s not been a very warm spring yet, and not very sunny either. Here’s to a new gardening year, cheers 🥂
Hello, a bout of illness but getting back to normal now. That was a very long winter for you. We’ve had the opposite this year, I can’t remember a time when the ground froze and no snow to speak of just months of rain. I too can’t wait for sunshine ☀️. Thanks for watching as always 🙏
I just love your gardens! Thank you allowing me to visit them.
Thank you for watching it’s very much appreciated 😊
Oh my goodness...those primroses are incredible. I imagine it is a challenge with all the water. Your garden looks lovely. I love your white garden. It's great to see you back. I enjoyed your video very much.
The weather is always the first topic of conversation we have everyday here in the UK, it’s definitely an obsession we brits have. The one plus with all this rain is the primulas, I won’t be complaining when they are all in flower 😉. Thanks for watching 🙏
it looks to see the grate content posted 🎉😊
Thank you for the lovely comments 😊
Beautiful gardens thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment 🙏😊
Your garden is so beautiful, thank you for sharing it with us .💐
Lovely, lovely! I've been wondering what you are up to. May I ask, what is the shrub to the left of your bench? It is also in the last shot with you saying goodbye.(to the left if viewing on the screen, to your right as you are looking at the camera) I think it is variegated.
Thank you. The shrub you refer to is a Rhododendron and the variety is Molten Gold, I picked this one to light up a dark area under deciduous trees. It is one of the best Rhododendron varieties for variegated leaves. Thanks for watching 🙏😊