John's Herbaceous Border in July
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- The 43 plants mentioned in today’s video:
Thalictrum speciosissimum,
Verbascum chaixii 'Album’,
Verbascum chaixii,
Artemisia lactiflora,
Phlox,
Geranium ibericum,
Achillea 'Little Moonshine’,
Achillea 'Cerise Queen’,
Oenothera 'Lemon Drop’,
Scabiosa 'Kudo White’,
Persicaria amplexicaulis,
Scabiosa 'Butterfly Blue’,
Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm’,
Filipendula purpurea,
Geranium 'Blushing Turtle’,
Polemonium,
Lupin,
Dahlia 'Bishop of Llandaff’,
Rodgersia pinnata 'Superba’,
Hemerocallis,
Phlox paniculata 'Blue Boy’,
Eupatorium rugosum 'Chocolate’,
Campanula lactiflora,
Geranium,
Lythrum,
Potentilla 'Arc-en-ciel’,
Potentilla 'Gold Coin’,
Potentilla 'Gibson's Scarlet’,
Crocosmia,
Verbena bonariensis,
Guara,
Thalictrum 'Elin’,
Aruncus dioicus 'Kneiffii’,
Bronze Fennel,
Dahlia merckii,
Aconitum 'Spark's Variety’,
Crocosmia 'Firebird’,
London pride plant,
Geranium 'Ann Folkard’,
Sulphur clover,
Rodgersia,
Hydrangea serrata 'Bluebird'
Visit John's garden at Ratoath Garden Centre in Co. Meath, Ireland.
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Absolutely beautiful. And thank you so much for taking the trouble to put all the names for us. It makes a huge difference. I want them all. You gave us a good laugh too.
I had to laugh when you said gardeners don’t have patience. I am a gardener with no patience, but truly we must have some considering how I wait for trees and shrubs to grow and flourish, hahah!
"That's furniture moving - that's not gardening!" - John's thoughts on constantly rearranging a border garden with something new. He sure knows how to tickle this gardener's funny bone. Is Mr Lord an author? If he isn't, he should be. It would certainly make for an entertaining and educational read.
You never lift for the winter, you never stake stuff. You rip stuff up and just shove it in somewhere else. A gap is an opportunity.
I really love your attitude and your style. 💓
When we move to this little farm in PA there was loosestrife in one wet spot. It was so beautiful. It went away and never came back.
That's a gorgeous border. Well done. Love your videos. I'm learning a lot.
"here's my sitting area" - sits for 1/2 second
I learn so much from you describing all the plants, thank you for putting the names on the video, and giving us such great garden inspiration. Love your constant energy! Thank you for making your videos! Hi from Phoenix, Arizona USA
He's the best...more energy than two people put together...love the comment "you might as well be moving furniture" if you're just replacing plants all the time...
funny thing is, he's actually constantly moving plants in his videos. If you're moving perennials he calls it gardening but if you do it more intensively with annuals and bulbs then it's cheating. That's a stupid artificial distinction you're making. The style of Great Dixter superior in every way, because a lot of perennials flower for three weeks while annuals and bulbs like dahlia and cosmos can flower for months. It's simply how labour intensive you want to make it. The more effort you put in, the more result you get.
He moves plants when they are not doing well or not working with the space as planned. That’s far different than replacing a plant that is out of bloom with one in bloom. That was the nuance there.
Really good the way you put the names in the video and in the description.
That is so true. THE BEST
I agree. Its a nice courtesy!
I LOVE it… gives me the opportunity to pause the video and run and get my pen. 🐝🐝🌸🌺
You are a mad scientist in the garden and I love it!! Gorgeous garden!
My goodness! What a gorgeous border! "Gardeners don't have patience." I once planted a row of basil seeds then went out and bought basil plants later that day to also plant. Thanks for sharing your amazing garden.
Garden looks fantastic, i love these videos!!
*** please note : John sitting was for demonstration purposes only. A truly obsessive gardener should never try to sit, as it can produce anxious feelings .
Hahaha. That's the first time he's sat down in months, I bet.
Isn't that the truth. I spend hours and hours in the garden, but I can't stand to just sit down. Everywhere I look something needs attended to.
🙁 I have to sit. I have such bad arthritis I can only spend about 15 minutes at a time standing. Then I sit a few and start again. I may be out there a couple hours but I have to sit.
I sit on an upside down bucket and continue working. 😉
Yes! This! My husband makes fun of me because I can't sit still when it comes to my garden.
You’re my kind of gardener. Keep what does well and get rid of problematic plants. Aaaaand no staking. That’s a thing I have always hated doing.
Thanks for the video. 👍
A beautiful testiment of a no-stake boarder! I am intrigued as i have experimented a lot with companion planting to self support and selective pruning but the powdery mildew is still the challenge. And how to eliminate lower leaf die back caused by crowding out the light.
I notice he doesn't have balloon flower. No freakin' way you can leave that unsupported. There are some things that you just need to stake if you want them.
@@snu3877 if it doesn’t stand up he doesn’t have it in the garden 😂
I love this! It’s great how you put the names of the plants on the video. I never saw anyone else do that!
Purple loosestrife! Weed! Weed! (North America viewer). Lovely to see it in a garden. My British husband is always trying dig loosestrife out of the ditches and put it in the garden. Interesting to see it can be controlled after all.
Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. Your secret garden brought tears to my eyes with its serenity and beauty (I find the voice of children playing in the distance very serene). I could watch your videos all day! However, if I am to achieve anything remotely close to this, to work I must go!
Most of that stuff doesn't do that well in HOT Deep South Georgia.... unfortunately. Looks great in your garden
Yes, I know what you mean. I'm living in Spain. You can't beat a garden in the U.K.
Your garden is ‘magazine awesome’, just stunning!
I’ve been inspired mostly post on instagram though as cory_aqua
this garden is AWESOME sir! WOW WOW WOW
Lovely video, it makes me want bigger borders🙄😀
Never too much phlox 😁. Such a pretty border
Loved this video. I appreciate how you name the plants in the video. I am so jealous this is how I invision my garden to eventually turn to. Are all the plants perennial? Also what was the tallest layer in the back that looked like a living wall? You have truly inspired me to do something diffrent with my garden.
That was a hedge . It looked like laurel to me . K
@@katharinedavis4947 thank you.
so beautiful!!! I want a border like yours! but I have a mediterranean weather :( too hot for them....
Nice to see someone moves plants around as much as me! And patience is overrated! Lol
Me too. Hoping the neighbours wont think I am mad. 😉
Thank you so much for this video and showing us your beautiful garden!!! . I was so confused before about how to create a beautiful border after seeing so many gardens on tv. You clearly explained everything we need to know in just a short video giving the names of all the plants, a bit about them and also information on digging up, dividing and replanting plants. You have given me the confidence now to sort out my own garden and I’ve obviously subscribed and looking forward to watching all your other videos. Such an easy listening guy too. Thank you very much John .
Bonjour et merci pour ces bons conseils , la mixer border est magnifique ! bravo
Verbascum grows wild in Greece. The flowers are yelow and I remember from my childhood my grandma used to pick a tiny flaky part of the flower which she used to put in a glass filled with half water and half olive oil. Then she part from verbascum flower would float on the oil inside the glass and I think she put a kind of tiny string through it and then light it in the night. Then she would hung that on a special hook from the ceiling with icons of Saints around the corner of the wall. She called it The kantili, or candle. It had to be lit all night to keep the bad spirits away.
Thanks John for showing us around your boarders. I am late this year setting up my front garden as not only did we have a month of rain in June I have been finishing off my back garden when weather has permitted. I am trying to get some ideas for the front now even thought it will be rather late planting hopefully I can get some autumn/winter colour out there got a few ideas so thanks a lot.
Hi, I just came across your vid for the first time! Love watching your placement process and now I want to plant some more plants for color and texture interest. Love your vids! 😀
Love thos video, really helpful, thank you.... new subscriber here 😁 thanks for showing names of the plants
Stop the video at 25 seconds in to get a look at what a long herbaceous border is supposed to look like. It is not a "flower bed".
Thanks for sharing your herbaceous border. Really inspiring!
One side note. Verbena bonariensis is a really nice plant but discovered that its too invasive here in our NW US climate with wet winters and dry summers. One plant last year produced literally scores of seedlings with very strong roots.
I have to see if that dahlia is available locally. I have never grown them but now inspired by your recomendation.
You oughta see what it does in the southeast USA! THOUSANDS of seedlings! I cull what I don't want and let a few dozen plants mature. It's a great nectar source for swallow tail and gulf frittilary butterflies...
I think it was one of the bishop dahlias . Theres a series of 6. Bishop of Canterbury, Llanaff or something. K
Really beautiful. I get so much inspiration out of your videos. Thank you for doing this!
I'm about to move into a new house with a 400m2 garden which needs completely redone, I can base my plans on your wonderful videos thank you.
I want all of those plants.
It looks like a beautiful painting .😍
Great to watch and very informative Thanks.
Had a good laugh when you mention our Noxious weed here in North America, and then saying we sent something back. Like a tit for tat.
Aaaah I liked the little yellow achillea which didn't make the grade :(
Me too . The moon thingy achillea : 2 votes ; evening primrose : nil points .
Love Thalictrums. My favorite for the flower and foliage is T Rochebrunianum. I believe its one of the parent's of T Elin.
Funny I was thinking the same about Daylillies. Just get too untidy late in the season.
I've also started growing more hardy geranium varieties after watching your videos. Especially Rozanne and Ann Thomson.
do you pull thalicyrom seeds and throw in garden to move them around i do seems to work well
Looks great!! good info!! I learn a lot watching your vids..
Lovely garden, an it's not cheating if you're trying to make the previous flower happier. Glad you showed up in my feed, I've enjoyed watching an will go check out your other videos.
It is beautiful, John. I especially love the rodgersia. It was also nice to see you sit down and enjoy the result of your work, even if it was only for 1.5 seconds. :) as always, thank you to John, David, and Teddy .
What is the hedge behind the border? Is it evergreen?
I think it might be a laurel, yes evergreen. K
Love all the flowers in that border! What is that big shrub at 14:52? Is it some sort of acer? Those seeds clusters look very decorative. Cheers
Very nice summer collection, do you ever have trouble with your phloxes getting powdery mildew? And what do you do about it?
Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Such a lovely garden, love the natural feel and that you let the plants grow and do their thing. I’m in Texas in the US and appreciate beautiful gardens. Thank you for sharing, just perfect!
I have an almost identical border, lots of similar perennials, tried and tested but I also include lots of tall lilies. Displaying the names is very helpful.
I had to get rid of all my Hemerocallis because of gall midge .Alstroemerias are far better in every way.John has got it bang on when he says get the middle tall varieties. Great video
LOVE John!! Interesting: here in Michigan, the Thalictrum (meadow rue) wants shade to full shade. I just learned why I'm not a good gardener: I don't like to cut things back, it feels like I'm hurting the plants. "give them freedom!" I think, perhaps erroneously.
Absolutely beautiful border . Speaking of aconitums , what became of, I think a shorter variety that were going to be tried out , according to the video of the spring ?
What is the one in front of the Phlox, The green shrub?
.And they would make their unhappiness known in the traditional way...😆 Thank you for your respect for them. 🌎 Beautiful space!
😂😂😂 “That’s furniture moving”! The wasp 🐝 will NOT chase you around. 😂
I found your channel as a. Complete gardening novice, I’m staying & subscribing for 2 other reasons the first is your adorable doggie 😉 the other is you completely hectic scatter brain personality 😂 thank u for sharing
I wanted to plant Blue Boy Phlox after seeing it on your video, but I’ve read so many discouraging reviews of this plant online, although yours looks healthy and lush, I’m leery of trying it.
The achillias wont be floppy for long.
I have a lilac one which has spread nicely and flowers til winter.
Lovely garden and oh so natural looking.😊Jo from New Zealand
13.57 When I cook stuffed aubergines and pepppers, i put the leaves(chopped) of fennel in them.
Genial, me encanta la varidad de flores, quisiera tenerlas todas en mi jardin del Cajón del Maipo Maipo.
Well thank you that explains that.....patience. I have a moonshine in my garden!
So happy for your choice to not interfere with the wasps home x
Live and let live I say x
Kerry from Adelaide South Australia x
I completely adore your garden tours and gardening talent. kindly share how many pots of the same plant for example phlox are planted per area when creating the borders of various plants. Also do you have the same plants/amount for symmetry across each other on each side of the border
One should plant in odd numbers I believe. 5 or 7 . K
I searched the web and it said you are growing zone 8A-10. Is that correct? If so, I can't believe I have found a youtuber that is my same growing zone.
Most of Ireland is zone 9. The midlands are zone 8, more similar to most of England. Only west Cork is zone 10. Meath, where John is, would be zone 9, I think.
Irish wasps must be must more “reasonable” than American wasps.
"They would make their unhappiness known in the traditional way" 😂
Bueno, lo qué más valoro, es el nombre de cada planta.
Move the lupine to a sunnier spot yeah. You said it. I can never grow lupine here, too much hard clay.
LOVE, your style of gardening. X
Love your border Thank you John for sharing with us all.
Great show.
Thank you so so so much for listing the plants.
That pale Blue Boy phlox is so amazing. I also need some rodgersia.
You have a stunning garden enjoyed watching.
I have terrible soil in my yard and i deal with shade and partial shade. Its been 7 years since ive been living here. Its been nothing but trail and error.
i love your style you
really know the plants
would love to see you design a deer proof garden i also have woodchuck and bunnies
Great information again, so glad it isn't just me that has trouble with slugs and Lupins, as I don't use slug pellets or pesticides so giving up on them
Really beautiful, is this a nursery garden , or in your own yard?
A garden FULL of invasive plants
Your description of Hemerocallis is spot on!
John John, I love it!
Wonderful garden 👍Sir , please help for seeds
Lovely garden too many textures love it !!
Hilarious, he is as nuts as i am... my style of gardening. Im a nw fan
Hi John, do you Chelsea chop the flox
Pick-axe on the Crocosmia 😲
I love that red Potentilla.
You have my dream garden! Your garden is absolutely motivational. We are getting out of animals and more into gardening as we retired and I just fell in love with what you have done !
Thank you so much John. Glad I just found you. You are so knowledgeable and you make it fun. Thank you again and I surely appreciate the name listing in the video and then again in the description...Sending you love and appreciation from the USA🏄🏽♀️🏄🏽♀️🏄🏽♀️
I like the hedges what is the name of the hedge?
I love the way you tell us the name of every plant and also display it for us. I’ve written down all my favourites and I’m hoping to add some to my new wide border.👍❤️🌸🌺🌻🌻🌸🐝🐝🐞🕷🪰🦋
Hi John love everything about your site, and thank you for identifying your plants. Need a favour could you tell me what your on and are they available in the U.K? Thank you so much for all the pleasure you give I can not help smiling directly you start
Absolutely gorgeous! 💕💕💕
Do you have an issue with slugs and snails on your phlox? I keep trying to grow it, but it keeps dying and I can't figure out why. Beautiful garden!
It's a really beautiful garden John. You should travel to Corfu,Greece in April and May. You won't believe the ambundance of wild flowers.
I like your videos! (However in my last house Chocolate Eupatorium spread all over the place and was pretty hard to pull out! It won’t be invited to my new garden!)
John, it seems one of my favorite plants always gets overlooked, seldom mentioned: bronze rodgersia! I don’t have any, yet, I’m my garden because the flower shops never have them, or seldom have them. They do grow and n my zone 7 here in the US south. Next spring I’m gonna give it a go and incorporate it throughout the garden and see if it can find some happiness somewhere....
just beautiful!❤💚💙