Thanks for making this video. I am a landscape designer, trying to get more familiar with designing native gardens in the north east US, so this was very informative. I just paused right at the part where you explain how you are using a loose symmetry in the design to compliment the natural style of this garden. I'm definitely going to use this more often, I avoid symmetrical designs typically, but there are many situations that call for it.
This is a great video. Just the right length and with photos of the plants together through the season. Would love a 2023 update as well as more videos like this.. smaller typical residential settings. Thanks!!
Thank you for sharing! I just posted a video today with a design example using Sundrops and the Green and Gold video has 3 design examples (both in landscape design playlist). I’ll be sure to add a 2023 update for this video and to make more videos focused on design vs the plant focus with design on the side.
This is perfect, love that it includes the planning, plugging, and what it looks like in real life! Especially since you made the follow-up too! Keep them coming.
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode thank you for including very helpful details beyond the actual planting, i.e. salt exposure, rabbits, etc. It's important to have all that background when designing your landscape!
I live in Catonsville Maryland, and old little community outside Baltimore city. This landscape looks like what my husband would install. Oh we own a landscape company. I would love to stop or at the very least offer landscaping that is sustainable
Design is not one of my strengths so seeing this gave me ideas. I like how you used the same plants on each side just a different arrangement. Thx. Nice, short and clear video.
I can attest to the salt hardiness of Oenothera pilosella adjacent to the road, albeit in WI rather than the northeast. As for plants adjacent to the driveway. I'd recommend selections that don't get as tall. Visibility when backing out is a thing. Speaking from personnel experience. Most ofmy front lawn has beeen replaced with mostly natives.
Thank you for subscribing and the comment. I love the creative side of landscape design and making videos. I have a list of new designs to turn into videos once we wrap up spring work in a few weeks…
Thank you for watching and posting! I haven’t posted a new video in several months but I started creating a new video this weekend focused on 15 native plants with blue/ purple flowers /leaves… hope to have it posted in the next 1-2 weeks!
I enjoyed the video, loved seeing the progression after planting. One thing that would be helpful, and I might have missed, is a list of nurseries offering native plants by mail for consumers.
Thank you for the comment. I agree and I will start to compile a list for a future video. I know this is a pain point for everyone to have a plant in mind but not be able to find it anywhere.
Nice video! Clear, and a good length. The design is versatile, and these plants are also native in my home state of Virginia. I would have used more spring bloomers (more Columbine, maybe Golden Alexander). Too much yellow! I like the purple asters and the columbine. Why not consider Spiderwort? Skullcap? Wild petunia (Ruellia)? Bee balm (Monarda)? Violets? Moss Phlox? Thanks for doing a great job.
Thank you for watching and for the comment. Your right, there are so many great natives to choose from. In this design I focused on salt tolerant plants knowing this development salts the roads in the winter and the potential for dog pee which narrowed the options. Phlox I don’t use in areas where there are deer and Monarda I use in areas where they can spread. I’ll be sure to make more design videos like the video I added today with Sundrops which includes a design example.
Man that bed was really ugly before. You did great ripping that crap out lol. It’s amazing how much more interesting native plant landscapes are compared to traditional design. We’ll done
Yeah, invasive exotics are near universal. Once you get into native plants you start to think most everyone's yard looks cheap and generic. You see the environmental harm and the total lack of pollinators on the blooms.
Thank you for watching. I’m going to add more design videos in the future. In the interim, check out Native Ground Cover That is Weed and Deer Resistant Includes 3 Design Examples ua-cam.com/video/zACjEIUYFA0/v-deo.html for a shade example.
Thank you for sharing. Did they rebound the following year? I made a note in my design folder. There is very little info on what rabbits prefer to eat. I feel there is a hierarchy based on availability but no good documentation that I have found.
Thanks for making this video. I am a landscape designer, trying to get more familiar with designing native gardens in the north east US, so this was very informative. I just paused right at the part where you explain how you are using a loose symmetry in the design to compliment the natural style of this garden. I'm definitely going to use this more often, I avoid symmetrical designs typically, but there are many situations that call for it.
Wow what great pics and explaination! WITH a year later update!??!?! Subscribed!!!
This is great. I've been working on my native garden for a few years now and want to add some more texture and structure. Those grasses look amazing
LOVE this content. Please do this layout with deer-resistant plants too!
This is a great video. Just the right length and with photos of the plants together through the season. Would love a 2023 update as well as more videos like this.. smaller typical residential settings. Thanks!!
Thank you for sharing! I just posted a video today with a design example using Sundrops and the Green and Gold video has 3 design examples (both in landscape design playlist). I’ll be sure to add a 2023 update for this video and to make more videos focused on design vs the plant focus with design on the side.
Great video! I enjoyed the progression from planning to planting to final pictures.
Thank you for sharing. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful!
Very excited to see how full it gets this year! Impressed with how much growth you got in the first season
This is perfect, love that it includes the planning, plugging, and what it looks like in real life! Especially since you made the follow-up too!
Keep them coming.
Thank you for watching and the kind words. Hope to have a new video published soon!
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode thank you for including very helpful details beyond the actual planting, i.e. salt exposure, rabbits, etc. It's important to have all that background when designing your landscape!
Thanks for your detailed explanation of the process. Exactly what I was looking for!
I love what you did, so gorgeous and well-planned :)
Thanks so much! 😊
I live in Catonsville Maryland, and old little community outside Baltimore city. This landscape looks like what my husband would install. Oh we own a landscape company. I would love to stop or at the very least offer landscaping that is sustainable
Design is not one of my strengths so seeing this gave me ideas. I like how you used the same plants on each side just a different arrangement. Thx. Nice, short and clear video.
Thank you for the comment and for watching. I’m glad I was able to help and I have more designs I’m looking forward to turning into videos…
Great video!
Thank you very much! More design videos coming soon.
Great project and information. I'm subscribing now.
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing!
Wonderful!
What a nice video. I learned a lot about the process so that I can apply it even though I live in the north west.
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I love the creative process of making designs and making UA-cam videos. More coming soon!
I can attest to the salt hardiness of Oenothera pilosella adjacent to the road, albeit in WI rather than the northeast. As for plants adjacent to the driveway. I'd recommend selections that don't get as tall. Visibility when backing out is a thing. Speaking from personnel experience. Most ofmy front lawn has beeen replaced with mostly natives.
Wow, very clear and nice length. Will be sure to check out your other videos!
Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed it. There is a playlist for videos with design examples which I hope to expand sooner than later.
Awesome video!
Just discovered your channel. Took me two seconds to subscribe. Absolutely love this video. Perfect plant choice. Can't wait to explore your channel❤
Thank you for subscribing and the comment. I love the creative side of landscape design and making videos. I have a list of new designs to turn into videos once we wrap up spring work in a few weeks…
@@soilshepherds I can hardly wait!❤️
Helpful. I appreciate the info. Love to see more species. Curious about ground covers.
Thank you for watching and posting! I haven’t posted a new video in several months but I started creating a new video this weekend focused on 15 native plants with blue/ purple flowers /leaves… hope to have it posted in the next 1-2 weeks!
Great video! You have another new follower. I look forward to checking out more of your videos!
I enjoyed the video, loved seeing the progression after planting. One thing that would be helpful, and I might have missed, is a list of nurseries offering native plants by mail for consumers.
Thank you for the comment. I agree and I will start to compile a list for a future video. I know this is a pain point for everyone to have a plant in mind but not be able to find it anywhere.
Nice video! Clear, and a good length. The design is versatile, and these plants are also native in my home state of Virginia. I would have used more spring bloomers (more Columbine, maybe Golden Alexander). Too much yellow! I like the purple asters and the columbine. Why not consider Spiderwort? Skullcap? Wild petunia (Ruellia)? Bee balm (Monarda)? Violets? Moss Phlox?
Thanks for doing a great job.
Thank you for watching and for the comment. Your right, there are so many great natives to choose from. In this design I focused on salt tolerant plants knowing this development salts the roads in the winter and the potential for dog pee which narrowed the options. Phlox I don’t use in areas where there are deer and Monarda I use in areas where they can spread. I’ll be sure to make more design videos like the video I added today with Sundrops which includes a design example.
Would love to see an update on this!
It looks amazing! I just posted one teaser picture to our Facebook page. I took photos this week and hope to have an update video posted tomorrow…
@@soilshepherds awesome! Will keep my eyes peeled! 👍
Man that bed was really ugly before. You did great ripping that crap out lol. It’s amazing how much more interesting native plant landscapes are compared to traditional design. We’ll done
Yeah, invasive exotics are near universal. Once you get into native plants you start to think most everyone's yard looks cheap and generic. You see the environmental harm and the total lack of pollinators on the blooms.
thank you for watching and thank you for the comment! Looking forward to visiting in April to see how everything is coming along!
I agree 100% I try to incorporate photos of all the insects and wildlife that visit these revitalized areas but too many too capture!
Good information but i need shade.
Thank you for watching. I’m going to add more design videos in the future. In the interim, check out Native Ground Cover That is Weed and Deer Resistant Includes 3 Design Examples
ua-cam.com/video/zACjEIUYFA0/v-deo.html for a shade example.
Great video, thank you.
My St. John’s wort gets devoured in winter by rabbits
Thank you for sharing. Did they rebound the following year? I made a note in my design folder. There is very little info on what rabbits prefer to eat. I feel there is a hierarchy based on availability but no good documentation that I have found.