All the containers! | The Impatient Gardener
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2019
- Here's a tour of all the containers I planted at home this year.
Here’s a list of the plants in each container:
Garden urn:
Colocasia ‘Distant Memory’
Supercal Premium Cinnamon
Sweet Caroline Sweetheart Jet Black sweet potato vine
Verbena (name unknown)
Creeping Jenny
Deck containers:
Cobaea scandens aka cup and saucer vine
Supertunia Vista Snowdrift (available in 2020)
Superbells Double Blue (available in 2020)
Creepy Jenny
Table container:
Enduring Onyx Crown Jewel begonia
Begona ‘Whimsy’
Pilea microphylla aka artillery fern
Window box:
Sun Parasol Apricot mandevilla: amzn.to/2KAEWzh
Meteor Shower Verbena bonariensis: bit.ly/2JYEVWm
Supertunia Blue Skies: bit.ly/2WadHxq
Lemon licorice plant: bit.ly/2JrPvVC
Superbena Royale Peachy Keen: bit.ly/2KytYdc
Sweet Caroline Sweetheart Jet Black sweet potato vine: bit.ly/2Ii9oLJ
Tomato box:
‘Mexico Midget’ tomato
‘Sungold’ tomato
Nasturtium ‘Orchid Flame’
Accessory containers:
First to Flirt Hollywood hibiscus
Euphorbia Diamond Mountain
Wicker container from Terrain
Driveway containers:
‘Desdemona’ David Austin rose
‘Winchester Cathedral’ David Austin rose
Supertunia Blue Skies
Dicondra ‘Silver Falls’
Eucomis (‘Aloha’, ‘Leia’ and ‘Autumnalis’)
Spearmint
Foxtail fern
Front door containers:
Colocasia ‘Distant Memory’
Supertunia Bordeaux
Nicotiana alata ‘Lime Green’
Superbena Sparkling Amethyst
Clematis ‘Chloe’
Wandering jew
Helichrysum petiolare aka Lemon licorice plant
Accessory containers:
Oregano ‘Kent Beauty’
Eucomis ‘Leia’
Turquoise garden container:
Rhus typhina Tiger Eyes
Clematis moment:
‘Niobe’ clematis
Allium ‘Nigrum’
Hydrangea petiolaris aka climbing hydrangea
Garage trough:
Begonia Bossa Nova Yellow
Coleus Chocolate Drop
Hyacinth bean ‘Ruby Moon’
“Hot” container:
Tithonia ‘Torch’
Marigold ‘Konstance’
Goldilocks Rocks Bidens Improved (new in 2020)
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Thank for sharing your beautiful containers and taking painstakingly time to add all the names of the plants. 💕💕💕🤗👩🌾
Beautiful. Container. Garden. Lovely. Plants. N. Flowers. Love. It. Thanks for. Video
You have made my world!!! My husband and I +3kidddos just bought a house that sits on 5 acres of land and I cant wait to start planting. Seeing your gardens have made me so happy! I cant wait til our home is bursting with so much beauty. Thanks for the inspiration as well as helping get a start with some plants I'd like to buy first. I absolutely LOVE the climbing hydrangea, so glad you showed and mentioned it in the video! Hope all is well in your neck of the woods. Thanks for the tour.
Love those Newfies 🐾🐾♥️♥️
Your container window box is "Amazing!"...Makes me need a Window Box! Sorry for your Rose's. Do Not give up. I started some climber, doing well. Learned so much from you. TU! 🌱🌻🌼🍀🌾🌿🌞
Container gardens are really my favorite as well! They are where creativity and experimentation run wild!
Thanks for the tip on planting plants with different needs
We're having a super early spring but I'm sad I can't plant anything yet... So I'm watching all these lovely videos from last summer. 💞💞💞 They lift my spirits! And your Newfoundland at the end is just fantastic! Love him!!
Hello neighbor! I live in north east Illinois, 10 minutes from Wisconsin state line. Thanks for sharing. Your yard and containers are beautiful. So happy summer is finally here.
If you still have this large planter next to the garage can I suggest planting a hardy varigated kiwi vine. It would be beautiful and it is perennial and would climb up to the garage arbor. Don’t cut it back in the winter just give it a trim to shape it. I think you will love it.
Everything is phenomenal but that window Box oh my God it's off the charts beautiful
Oh wow, I can't pick a favorite, but I love that oregano and the blue skies petunia, and the Bossa Nova Begonia. I need to make a note in my calendar to check this video out again next February so I can start making plans!
I really enjoy seeing your containers you did a marvelous job
I love all your containers. My favorite that big one on the pillar!! Thanks for sharing I'm glad I found you on UA-cam. Evelyn from Colorado.
I'm still in love with that window box, it's my favorite!
SAME! and i love how she lists all the plants that went in it in the comments section.
So lovely and I know how much work, time and love is involved in putting it all together. Lemon coral sedum is what I've been enjoying the last couple years in pots. The Supertunia bordeaux was taken over by the Supertunia bubblegum. in my pots. Keep posting and thank you
Erin, you are my biggest inspiration in the garden. Your style and presentation is so easy to relate to. Your comment "there's something eating everything this year" really cracked me up. My friend and I are constantly saying "we need to know what we're dealing with"...We have found that the garden pests are just the messengers pointing to the main problems. (aphids-too much fertilizer...mildew-overhead watering..etc etc) Your containers are lovely and give me lots of future ideas. So thank you!
I grew pineapple lily this year as well. I got two bulbs from my aunt. Only one made it, but it's SO cool! I love the look of them.
When I plant the plants that want more water, such as papyrus or colocasia, I leave them in their nursery pot and then plop that pot into a small bucket that I sink down into the dirt inside of the container. That way, there is a more constant water supply to them.
Beautiful containers, and love your style of gardening, love the container with the trailing coleus,
Happy gardening look forward to your videos
Containers are beautiful, the whole garden looks amazing. I garden in New Brunswick, Canada, so I know your pain in waiting for summer to come. Thanks for sharing, I always enjoys your videos. Happy Gardening
Love the groupings of containers. I'm a complete garden novice in zone 7b in North Carolina. I had some containers that did really well this year. One that's done especially well is a lantana (I think Luscious Berry Blend) that got HUGE and took over an entire 24" container. It has been blooming since early June and still has new buds on it in late August. Who knew what a daily dose of water and a little fertilizer every now and again would do?? Enjoying all your videos as well as your blog. So glad I found you.
Happy Gardening and yeah for the treats !
Couldn't pick a favorite. They are all lovely. Keep us posted on the growth!
Thank you!
Great shots of all the plants, thank you!!! Beautiful unique pots, love it! Have a great day!
Haha I love your little epilogue with the doggo!
I like all these garden they look so good ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your SuperCal Cinnamon petunia is looking amazing! I have a couple of them this year too and they are one of my favorite petunia varieties I’ve come across. I also experience a variety of colors with mine. Glad you stepped out of your comfort zone for that container!
Beautiful! Love seeing the pup at the end of the video!
Love your plants in the containers 👍 beautiful garden
Wonderful trip through pot land.. and you do have some nice pots. I love the way you've mixed the different plants in the pots. I am amazed at the climbing Hydrangea that you have growing up that tree in the garden.. love it. Thanks for the tour.
Love all your containers!! Great combination of color and texture 👏👏🌺👩🌾
Love your Newfy. Odin, no less! I'm writing from Denmark, so give Odin a treat even though I subscribed long ago. I want to thank you for planting cup and saucer vine, I just planted one, along with Grandpa Ott and a pink morning glory called Raffles... up a fence post. I tied them loosely to the fence, but will add the line to guide it up. Very important tip, thank you so much. I have only one container, a large window boxy at our front door that sits on the stair railing. It has million bells (calibrochoa), a lovely perlgonia, some sweet peas I grew from seed trailing (though some insist on going up, thus I had to add a line above for them also, a greenery plant we call "spots in the air" that trails, and some alyssum snow cloth. It's an 80 cm window box... I will also say, lots of things are eating my hostas and some petunias... some work and look lovely, and some do not. Who knows why?
Great tour. The containers are looking awesome as well as the garden. Thanks for showing us the update
My favorite is the urn container, love the colors in that one! I also really like the window box & that cute little pineapple plant!! I'll have to look for one of those next year! Thanks for the wonderful videos, it's so nice to see how all of your projects come along.
Wow, I love every container, just so beautiful!!!
What a beautiful job , u r def an artist 👍👍love ur vids , thank u so much for sharing the beauty ❤️
I love them all! 😍💕
Thank you for the inspiration 🌱💚🤗
My favorite part about this video is how it lists each plant in the comments , organized by container shown.
I'm glad that was helpful! I appreciate the feedback so I know to do that for future videos!
Thank you for sharing. Can’t wait to see more.
Great info! beautiful plants and lovely garden! Thank you for sharing such great info, I got plenty of great ideas and knowledge about new plants for my garden! yeah! Big hug and loves from Argentina to you and all the garden and Nature lovers around the world!
Glad to know Denver isn’t alone regarding a very late summer. I lost my Nasturtiums this year. It’s been way too wet. Thank goodness for supertunias! When I was a kid, my Dad refused to use any term that could be deemed derogatory in any way... he decided to call the “Wandering Jew” plant the “Wandering Semite. “🤣
I love the window box!
Beautiful garden and pot!! Nice to hear a plants name like me🥰😂❤👀🥰
I'm using containers for the first time in my gardens! I love your videos and information you share!!!
Love all your containers Erin. Yes I plan mine too and take photos and notes as to what did well so I remember. I make a 3 tier set of pots one inside the other with just a bit of each rim showing, I add soil in each and set the next pot in. The area I put them in is shade so I use impatiens in the rims and coleus in the top. By mid summer the whole pot looks like a tower of flowers all the edges disappear. That is only one of my favourites, I have many others! Thanks for your great videos🌸🌸🌼🌼
Hi Erin, I just love your videos,.. Enjoyed the container tour. That supercal cinnamon, is to die for. Gorgeous
Love all the pots, thanks for sharing. I too absolutely love Chanticleer, that’s in my neck of the woods and my favorite garden to visit . On my bucket list is Mackinaw Island, hopefully I’ll get there some day. Take care and keep on gardening!
I'm headed to Mackinac Island very soon (I go every year). There might just be a video coming from it. Stay tuned.
So beautiful! Great color in each container. Much better camera work now. Keep that new cameraman.
When you planted the window box...I was like, “what is she doing!”....and now I see it beautiful.
Thanks for the idea. Containers are beautiful. TFS
I just found you on UA-cam. Your containers are gorgeous! I’ll be watching for more videos!
Yay! So excited for this video. 👍
Love your garden and enjoy your videos.
Some great combinations. Nice presentation.
I have to say I LOVE your videos! I always pour a cup of coffee or glass of wine and join you on your tours! The containers look awesome! Cannot wait to see a veggie garden update!
That is so kind of you, Erin. Thank you! Veggie garden update is next up!
Love your containers. The window box plantings are gorgeous. I have such a hard time with window boxes. Tfs. 👏🏼💕👏🏼
Thank you! I love planting window boxes. They offer a unique challenge that's fun to play around with.
Gorgeous!
Love your pots but lovooooove your dog x
Love the huge (concrete?) container that is viewef 1st in your video. Where did you find that? I love it's size AND shape too! Love BIG containers...the bigger the better! (Not for all my planters...just a few.) I have 2 very large containers at each side of entrance on my deck. And they make a big impact!
Your color & texture/variety combinations are gorgeous! I love your creativity. The roses in the driveway pots, the Hyacinth bean climber in garage trough...alot of things I've not seen before. Very unique combos! Enjoyed this video greatlt! Thanks for sharing!🌻🌼🌸🍀🌱
Oh...& not to forget...the Windowbox!! When I saw the verbena bonariensis in the Windowbox planting, I thought "Wow! I've NEVER seen that before!" I have verbena b. that self- seeds every year in my garden. My sister calls it the "Happy plant", because the stems look like little arms up in the air cheering, lol! But that windowbox grouping is divine---love love love that color combination!! The soft blue added with the other colors (the lime green.. a favorite!) just makes it say "Cottage Garden"! Very nice!
Love them all! I did a lot more containers this year as well and experimenting. It's so fun!
It is! Thank you!
I love your garden
Beautiful garden
Awesome! 😍
Beautiful containers, my favourite is the urn, but loving all of them. Your red clematis with the climbing hydrangea and red maple ❤️
And hands down your Newfoundland dog ( name ? ) is such a sweetheart 👍❤️😊
Thank you! That's Odin. His sister Dorothy kicks around in videos sometimes too.
Thanks I’ve heard you say their names but couldn’t remember, beautiful dogs, beautiful gardens, great property lucky you ❤️ Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Love the red clematis. and the blue skies petunia.
A love of the wicker pots I will have to check out their website even if they don't have them I'm sure they have some other awesome items I will most definitely mention where I saw them thank you
ENJOYED THIS THANK YOU
Slugs and snails love the young foliage of Mexican sunflower :( You have a beautiful garden. Ordered Dahlias for my garden after seeing your collection 😍 😍Your vids are very inspiring.
I saw a lone Nicotiana alata ‘Lime Green’ at a nursery this spring and thought it was so cool. I took it home and put it in the ground and I still think it is so neat. I will look for those from now on.
Hi! I have a small urban garden (NJ across The Hudson from NYC) and we rent so most of my garden is containers and 2 small flower boarders. Love seeing all of your ideas especially your containers. I have had a lot of luck with Purple Hyacinth Bean Vine especially if it gets TONS of sun. Happy Gardening.
PS LOVE Odin's cameo at the end!
One vine that grows really fast in full sun is the black-eye susan vine. They have various colours now, but I still like the original yellow and orange ones, I find them the most cheerful little flowers and the vines put on tremendous growth so fast.
I grew those last year and you are right! As soon as it got hot out they were off like rocket ships. Great plants.
Just love your garden & containers. I have given up on Roses, my climate is too hot/humid & rainy. Perhaps it's Me!
I can't believe how many of the same plants are in your planters as are in mine, lol. This is my second year with growing Eucomis,and let me tell you, as the bulbs get bigger and better... the Pineapple Flowers get huge! Also they multiply so I have twice as many this year :) I love using Nicotiana in planters too...I have Nicotiana mixed colors, a mix of pure white, lavender, and pinkish, I have Nicotiana Sylvestris in my boxwood gardens, should look very regal with the dark green of the hedges, and I love the little drooping lime green bells of Nicotiana langsdorfii. I have Acidanthera (Peacock Orchid) which is budding up now, very fragrant! My large terra cotta pot of Agapanthus africanus is shooting up 9 big stalks, can't wait to see that in full bloom! I have several different succulent containers planted up, and made a succulent turtle topiary with a bamboo turtle frame I found at a thrift store. I also dig up Creeping Jenny from my garden and use it in pots, such a nice accent. I have two large pots each with a Castor Bean "Carmencita" which are getting big now that we have some heat...underplanted with the mixed Nicotiana and some Golden Anise Hyssop. I love watching your videos and getting ideas!
Love them all. Windowing is really doing great. I was wondering how that clematis was going to do. Yah.
Love your channel!! 🌸🌄☀️
Thank you!
Love the "Hot" container (last one) that was my fav! But they are all pretty!🌴
Also, greetings from AZ🔥😰110°
Hi 🙋♀️ impatient gardener can you please do a video on MINT and how to take care of grocery store mint herbs.
Hey Sierra, thanks for the suggestion! I'll put it on the list. Until then, just know that you always want to keep mint in a pot. Never plant it in the ground.
Beautiful container garden I love that you shared it with us I would like to know where did you get the begonias in the window planter? I have never seen those .
I just love sumac but we had to pull ours out because it’s so invasive! It sends out shoots and it was coming up in our yard, we are still pulling up the shoots!
Yes, sumac does like to form a cluster. I think Tiger Eyes is supposedly a bit more well behaved.
I have the Tiger Eyes Sumac which has grown into a very large tree/shrub, it does sucker some but not crazy...I dig up the suckers and make new plants. @@TheImpatientGardener
Oh I wish I could subscribe again, just for odin!😍
Wonderful flowers🌺🌻🌼🌹🌷🌸🍀🌱 How do you keep your pots from cracking from frost in winter, especially the big ones?
If you want a drop dead gorgeous container plant, try Sun Cities Santa Cruz Sunset tuberous Begonia. I planted a few from seed inside in Jan. 2018 and put them in outside containers in May. Full sun to part shade they look amazing. I didn't try them again this year because they attracted no pollinators.
Beautiful garden. I love containers, do you overwinter all the perennial plants in your garage?
They all look lovely! I love container gardening too.How's the container pond doing? I think the window box is my favorite. My favorite this year in my garden is an old bicycle I painted white and added baskets to the front and back and filled with pink and white impatients. My other favorite is on my porch next to my container pond, a mix of house plants and annuals.
I have planted bossa nova white in a hanging basket and I can not get them to bloom. Get morning sun and plants look healthy, any suggestions your are beautiful! Love your videos.
I was wondering about Tithonia in containers. I see you've used it and it looks great. I'm going to give it a shot.
It should work fine but the shorter varieties will probably be a little easier to manage.
Great video full of information. Thanks for sharing. Please give a Newfoundland a treat for me - just because I think your babies are the cutest! I subscribed long ago.
Odin says thanks for the treat! :) I gave one to Dorothy for you too.
Where did the garage trough come from? What about the wood one with finials? Love the massive ones that are not the typical shapes.
Love your containers
They need a lot of hard work watering though ...I have increased my containers as I have clay soil and have no space left for plants so containers it will have to be
Love those wicker containers! And that window box is so precious! Curious, what color were you thinking of painting the pergola?
Same color, just needed a touch-up. It needed one last year to and we didn't get it done then either! :)
I would love to try the allium white, the kent beauty and the red clematis. Does the kent beauty only bloom once a season? Love it in your basket, do you spray it to waterproof it?
You have Hosta out in what looks like the middle of the garden, are they more sun tolerant varieties & if so what are they? I have some really difficult sun exposure areas (shade moist if the day but the super intense hot sun for 3-4 hrs) that I’d love to add some hostas to it’s proven to be not enough sun for heat lovers and too much sun for the shade lovers. I wanna pull my hair out sometimes. Any suggestions would be great (zone 6 Utah) TIA 😊
I am in zone 8 and we are having the same cold spring☹️
A successful shade planter for me in WI was 2 pots, the larger upside down over an electrical box on a short post, and smaller pot on top of it, packed with ferns, in a bed of dwarf limelight hydrangeas.
Now in TN with voracious deer a hydrangea is in a pot with vine and caladium which I will post on #linpdistel. I left the blooms to dry and it’s so pretty.
That is ingenious! Love it!
Help! The gorgeous lime green Creeping Jenny in a sunny container location has turned yellow, a few weeks into summer. Too sunny? (can’t change that) Need to fertilize? Can do that. Too invasive for the garden? Thank you.
The more sun, the more yellow the leaves are. It might get used to it a bit and go more chartreuse, but it will always be a little yellower in full sun.
Do you cut back your Clements in fall?
No, early spring.
What is the name of the impatient I forgot Old age love it
Hi Erin, does your urn (shown in the beginning and end of this video) have a drainage hole? I got something that looks similar at a garage sale and it doesn't have one. I assume it was part of a fountain. I am debating with myself if I should have hubby drill a hole air if I could get around it with a layer of gravel, soil and than add plants? What do you think?
Claudia Rosa Yes, it does have a hole in the bottom that then goes to the base where there’s another hole. However, it’s fiberglass (or some kind of fiberglass composite) and it took a bad tumble a year ago and cracked at the neck, so now I have extra drainage there. The gravel thing won’t work, especially in an outdoor container where it rains. So you can either drill a hole (bigger is better as long as you’re drilling) or put a cheap plastic pot inside of it and plant in that, then dump out excess water when you water or it rains.
The Impatient Gardener thanks Erin!
my Proven Winners Superbells are not doing well in pots either. do they need more sun or less, more water, than the Proven Winners petunias?
LOVE LOVE LOVE the supertunias - they are GREAT but not so much with the superbells.
Superbells (and all calibrachoas) like as much sun as you can give them, but they like to dry out a bit between waterings. That's why they can struggle in the ground sometimes too.
@@TheImpatientGardener Great ! think they are getting too much rain in the pots. here in Iowa we have been soaked this Spring and into this Summer. hope it dries out a little and the Sun comes out. For You too !! thanks much,
going to look for the GOLDILOCKS ROCK BIDEN. never grown it but is beautiful
Sumac’s are lovely but seed like crazy. I would go as far to say they are considered invasive where I am in PNW.