Your garden is like an artist's palette - so many beautiful colors!

Breathtakingly beautiful. Glad the deer haven’t eaten your roses. They ate all the flowers & buds on mine. It’s funny how the chipmunks just run around everywhere, their cute. Your gardens should b in a magazine Love your tours, Thanks & happy gardening 🇺🇸👩‍🌾

The hosta diversity is on par with a botanical garden. I LOVE your garden and your impressive knowledge of each of their names! Thank you so much for sharing the incredible developments!

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

How beautiful everything looks! I love that the birds are chirping, the chipmunks are happy and all the other wild life enjoys your garden too! How you remember all the names of the plants is truly amazing! My property has no shade trees i built my house in the middle of a farm field! Im working on getting trees planted!

So, so beautiful Jes. You should be proud of yourself for creating this truly lovely garden and to think you created so much of it from splitting and dividing over and over and 50 percent off bargains. You would need to take a week off work to get all your splitting and dividing this year. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us.❤

Your gardens are just gorgeous!!!

LOVE LOVE LOVE the RED flowers 🌺🌺🌺🌺 in the heart-shape ❤️❤️❤️❤️flower bed! YAY!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Everything looks so pretty;GREAT job❣️

Beautiful Jes!! Your hard work & talent is rewarding you a ton!! Thank you for the tour! 😊♥️

You have the most Hosta and Heuchera varieties of anyone I know in person and fallow on KZread , great tour , thank you

You are so blessed to have such healthy plants that you can divide and plant in other areas! Yay!

Thank you for sharing your beautiful flower gardens and beautiful flowers. That plant that you said was a weed with you little white balls is so oretty, it looks like some kind grass. Glad you left it in the garden. Love your video's ❤

Love your gardens soooo much!!! So beautiful!! I'm impressed with how you know the different varieties of hosta and heuchera, along with everything else.

Your garden is wonderful. I don’t always comment because I watch you videos on my big smart screen. Your garden is really a show place.

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Beautiful garden. Love the cute path with stones.

Jes. You got a little emotional today in a different video. You said you have 1000 subscribers. Keep being just you and it’ll grow to many more. You are adorable and you have your head on straight. Love you girl.

Everything is looking amazing I just love all the textures and colors in your garden. Thank you for the tour of your gardens.

I just love your siberian purple iris, So beautiful!!!

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Jes!

Thanks for the wonderful tour! Your gardens are looking amazing!!

Nice garden video shering 3

Hey Jes. Love your "movies". You are a wealth of knowledge and I love that you shop in your own garden to keep your garden growing! **Question for you: I have seen you split your annabelle hydrangeas but wondering if you can do the same with panicle hydrangeas? Keep doing what you do. You are so sweet and humble and always look forward to watching you, one of my favorite youtubers!❤ Oh and by the way, hardy hibiscus love boggy areas. Was thinking of your new sun area where you have the water issue. You might plant some of those. I have one planted where it is constantly wet and it does fantastic.

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

I’ve never done it with panicle hydrangeas. I’m not sure you can. But you could take cuttings from them and root them that way! Thanks so much for your kind words!

@dawnatchley9076

Жыл бұрын

@@jesthesinginggardener Thank you Jes❤

Beautiful!🇺🇸💚

Thank you Jes. Catching up. 🌸💚🙃

Just beautiful! Thanks for the tour!!!

Love your gardens. So beautiful. Thanks for the video. Happy Fourth of July. Blessing on you.

I so love your gardens. Thanks for the tour 💕🌸

You’re so lucky to have a shade garden with all those trees. I had some trees until a storm broke them and now I only have full sun. I’m starting to add trees so I can have some shade. Your garden is an arboretum with so much variety. I learn so much from your garden tours. Thank you for your time.

Wish I Did Lived Closer Too You Have A Big Garden.

I wish I had all your shade! Beautiful garden!

Another wonderful movie, Jes! Your gardens are beyond beautiful! I live in zone 9a. It is so very hot here right now. You are a master gardener. Have a wonderful and safe 4th of July!

Gorgeous magical gardens! 🥰

Thanks for your videos❤

Beautiful gardens. Thanks for the tour!

Greetings from SE Wisconsin. Your shade garden is coming along so beautifully and the sun garden will be just an exquisite.

Greetings from Alabama! Your gardens are beautiful! Thanks for sharing them with us. 🙂

Your gardens are glorious! Totally enjoyed your “movie”. Happy Day Jes!

Holy Moly your Gully Garden seemed to explode; it looks stunning.

What a beautiful garden!

you have an inspiring space

Can’t wait for the HOSTA tour. What beautiful gardens. Thanks for sharing.

Your garden is gorgeous Jes! You are a wealth of knowledge…..I don’t know how you remember so many different plants! The hosta’s really make a statement! Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful garden, the hydrangeas are beautiful blooming well ❤

So beautiful, thanks for showing us your fabulous garden.

I have a lot of shade in my garden and have 3 different types of heucheras that do extremely well and are maintenance free. Until I saw your collection of heuchera and the varied colored foliage, it never occurred to me to buy more. Since seeing your garden, I’ve purchased 5 more varieties. I’m loving the beautiful colors!

Enjoyed this tour of your gardens. Very, very beautiful.

My going your gardens have flourished, so beautiful all of them ❤ I love the Japanese Painted ferns I actually just bought me one ❤️ along with several new coral bells love them also. Thank you Jes again for a beautiful video. ❤😊 God's blessings. Wish I lived near you just to come see your gardens and to spend a day with you. You are so kind, loving, caring we could hit all the garden centers lol 😆 ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

Love to see your channel 🥰

I love all your hosta, I begin collecting and planting hosta 2018 , but I only have half of what you've got, it looks like you always plant 3 at a time of same plant, love your gardens

Your garden is looking so spectacular! The hostas, huecheras, and huecherellas look so good together. If I put my huecheras in full sun in my NC, zone 8a garden, they would fry! I have several in containers that are doing wonderfully. I don't mess with them and they do great. Mine don't do as well planted in the ground. Anyway, love your videos.

Love kniphofia for same reasons as you 😁 love your garden 😊

Looking gorgeous ..so many plants ..😍🤩

beautiful, really enjoyed the tour.

Beautiful

Beautiful gardens.

Soo much enjoy your content and now I’m planning a vacation to Mackinac Island for next summer because of your videos

@jesthesinginggardener

11 ай бұрын

you will love it!

Re: salvia with black aphids. I had the same thing. Started off with a funny curled top?? I cut the top off and discarded it and then sprayed with insecticidal soap. It is doing fine now.

Beautiful, beautiful gardens! 💚 Jes add to your gully garden an Orange Marmalade hosta, it’s beautiful!

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes that’s on my list! I can’t ever find it!

The lady’s mantle can take a lot more sun. Just water them. I had some in all day sun last year and they were amazing. I moved them to morning sun as I was redoing my garden and now some in 6 hours of sun and some 2 hours. Those in 6 hours of morning sun doing very well

Your Siberian Iris will do great in the low area! They love boggy soil.

Yes the cute grass weed is a keeper. Especially if it keeps to itself.

I had to move my catching fire into the shade too! They were getting faded and crispy.

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Yes glad I’m not the only one. I was holding out for them. LOL

So beautiful!! How do you water them?

Your gardens are absolutely gorgeous! The big hydrangeas are a show stopper and you'll be sorry and cry if you cut them down...just move the plants at their base to give them more room to show off!🌿and don't put up with those snakes! The hate cinnamon and clove oil! Just soak a piece of fabric and put them around the foundation and they'll go away!

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I won’t cut them! I just dig them up and move them so they have more space and then I can have more plants LOL thanks for the tips with snakes

God Bless the USA!

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Hi Jes….im a new subscriber here…I have a pretty small garden (zone 5), and this year I expanded my flower garden to other places…I went to our local garden places and nearly fell over at the prices! Hostas at $20.00! Even some echinacea (not the common Magnus) $20.00 Plant! so, I definitely am going to divide my hostas and other garden plants plus winter sow seeds for next year….plants are crazy expensive now.

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Yes for sure you should divide! It’s a great way to get more plans and save money, and if you have friends that have Gardens, you guys can share plants to. That’s always fun. Thank you so much for being here!

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I love your garden and you have put much hard work into it. your stack rocks in the upper garden are they attached to each other or just stacked. If they are connected to each other how did you all so that. The plant you thought was clover it is edible weed that has a lemon taste that you can put in salads and forgot the name. Sorry! will post name another day.

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Hi Jes. It’s amazing how your garden evolved from just a year ago! Love every bit of it. I just adore the midnight masquerade Pentstemon. I planted a similar variety this summer. Where is your Jacobs ladder?

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

I have to plant it yet!

How about some height with evergreen and deciduous shrubs and/or small trees in that Hosta bed to cover that large blank wall of your house?

I enjoy your vide os! How in the world do you remember all the names of all the hostas and heucheras??? You have a beautiful garden and you are such a hard worker. I used to be able to garden like you but age has caught up with me. I'll just enjoy gardening with you by watching your videos!!

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Every time I walk through my garden I’m quizzing myself! Like flash cards. LOL it’s fun for me. And helps me remember

Beautiful hosta tour! Is that Blue Angel behind the bird bath? I need to add one to my garden. 💙

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Behind the bird bath is called August moon. Theres a blue drinking guard on the other side of the bird bath

Your yard is beautiful. The gully garden inspired me to do a shade garden but the moles have eaten the roots of some of my hostas, including my Empress Wu😫 Does anyone know if the repellents really work?

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

No!!! That’s horrible. I’m so sorry. I deal with the chipmunks tunneling and it dries out my roots. People on here have suggested Molemax a Bonide product but I’ve never tried it.

Your roses may have aphid damage. My rose bush was attacked and looked. I use the dawn water solution and that got rid of them this works on the japanese beetles too. I, also, just spray with water. I read if you plant some fragrant herbs near and of course the trusty nurse or warden Marigold helps deter. I never got to that point. 💖💖🎶🎶

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Ya maybe! They fought aphids and Japanese beetles all last season. I used soap and water too and it helped!

Can you build a large burm? 5 ft high? Jeff

Paint the town shoot 🤣🤣🤣🤣!!! Everything looks amazing and how do you remember all the names??? 💕💕

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Lol

All your flower beds look so healthy regardless of sun or shade. Do you amend the soil before you do any planting? I believe you said you generally don't fertilize individual plants when you set them in the ground or throughout the growing season. Every bed is just beautiful and undoubtedly attempts to duplicate are occurring all across the country.

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

I don’t amend it. The first time a plant hits my soil I fertilize it. Then I don’t bother after that. If it survives then great. I don’t have time to fuss with them. That’s how I do it. LOL BUT I have really good soil so I’ve been blessed to not have to fertilize much. Thank you so much for watching and for the encouragement 💗

Hey Jess!! Where did you get your Elegans Hostas from? Ive been looking all season for them. Please help your fellow Michigan gardener, lol...Muskegon here...Thanks in advance! Beautifullllll garden space and video. ❤

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

I got them from Home Depot like 7 years ago. I have them reseeding all the time I wish I could give you some

Hi Jes, you should put a trail camera in your garden to record the raccoons. My son has one in his back yard and he sends me pictures of the deer, a coyote and sometimes the great horned owl. It would be interesting to see what the raccoons are up to. When I am playing your videos my husband will ask is that the woman that sings. Yes it is!! I love your gardens!!

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

We have a trail cannot needs batteries! Good idea :)

Your gardens are gorgeous! I just recently found you and have been binge watching. Your hostas don’t look like they are bothered with bugs or snails or whatever puts holes in the leaves. We spend the summer in NC and my hostas are beautiful but something has put holes in the leaves. Do you have that problem, and if so what do you treat them with?

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Hi there! I dont really deal with slugs or deer with my hosta. If i see deer or bunnies are making an appearance i spray liquid fence but rarely. I have a racoon that come around and eats the slugs. But he is a little annoying so its bittersweet

Your garden is gorgeous! What state do you live in? Do your Hydrangeas get full sun? I want to plant some❤

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Michigan zone 4/5 Yes the ones up in the front on the corner of my house get full sun. Annabelle.

If the rose is "Lady of Shallot", it is pronounced "Shaw-lot". I live near a town named Shallotte which the uninitiated pronounce either Charlotte or Shaw-low-tee" but is actually pronounced"Sha-Low-T". I don't have the Lady of Shallot rose, yet, but I definitely will have it. Your garden is amazingly beautiful.

A couple of times you said you over winter plants and pots. What do you do with them to over winter them?

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

I just keep the pots close to my house but still able to get snow for moisture. And they do fine I’ll show you this winter :)

Jes - how much sun do your astilbes get. Mine are in mostly shade and they aren't growing 😢

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Mostly full shade. Maybe like 2-3 hours of sun. But mine that do well are in very wet soil with good drainage

Your astilbe are in full sun? They are listed as shade plants. My red one blooms but not growing bigger than the day I planted it. I’m going to move it to a sunnier , wet spot.

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

No they are in mostly shade. The white bridal veil gets the most sun of all my astilbe and that’s probly like 4hours. The rest get less

I have a red hot poker too. Can they take wet soil, morning sun?

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

I imagine they wouldn’t like a constantly wet condition. They like a good draining soil and lots of sun. I think mine like where they are and it’s pretty hot and dry.

Do you trim hydrangeas after blooming

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

No I don’t. I let them go. In the spring I prune them back.

HOW DO YOU GET ASTILBE TO PREFORM LIKE THAT😢😢😢

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Well you have to find the right spot. They like well drained wet soil and hate to dry out. The can take a tiny bit of sun but like mostly shade and cool areas. Ive had some in dry spots and it does horrible. Then I move it around to a wetter spot and they perk back. I don’t fertilize them…but I have pretty good soil. I hope that helps a bit.

Good morning Jes and friends. Jes can you tell me the name of the fern at 38:57 surrounded by impatiens to the tight of your boxwood circle? Thank you.

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

That’s a crested surf Japanese painted fern :)

@robintranchina6588

Жыл бұрын

That is Japanese Paint Fern. Isn’t it beautiful! I’ve been trying to find it in my Foley, AL zone 8b area, but haven’t found it yet. I’m not giving up because it’s so darn beautiful.

@janethayes1908

Жыл бұрын

How did the lady know how to send you the birds? I really wanted to send you some colored rocks that my son tumbled but couldn’t get an address.

@micaelrutledge5176

Жыл бұрын

@@janethayes1908 that’s a lovely idea. You could probably send them to the nursery.

@micaelrutledge5176

Жыл бұрын

I’m on my way to the nursery! Thank you everyone

Are your hostas in full sun?

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

Some of them are. Yes!

Jes have you ever counted how many hydrangeas you have planted in your garden? I’m so to know🤣

@jesthesinginggardener

Жыл бұрын

No but I can LOL

Do you deal with Japanese beetles?

@kimberly-557

Жыл бұрын

Amanda, hi 😊 I am in the outer banks of North Carolina, oh my goodness, the Japanese beetles came overnight! Horrible on my river birch trees! We sprayed, much better! Good luck! 🌳

@amandasides5033

Жыл бұрын

@@kimberly-557 HI! What do you spray with??

@kimberly-557

Жыл бұрын

Amanda, my husband said it was a lawn spray from our local feed and seed. It had Japanese beetles listed on the label. Hate using that stuff but they were really doing damage!

@amandasides5033

Жыл бұрын

@kimberly-557 I get it. I use Sevin. This year I am holding off. I have seen a bunch of different kinds of insects. I am hoping they are going to do the trick. They have not been nearly as aggressive as other years. I treat the lawn. This year I found milky spore in granular form at one of our nursery. So we are going to get that for the lawn. I have used the powder form for my beds. I am going to try the granular this year everywhere.