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@perennial-garden

Ай бұрын

You are so welcome! Your macadamia trees are so interesting, too. The nuts would be so expensive here.

Your garden is amazing! Thanks so much for this great info! Your "how to grow and care" video are soooo helpful! Please make more 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for saying that! We've planned a few more based on seeds that we winter sowed -- showing that process from January through to now and then collecting the seeds later in the season :)

@istratepaula8812

2 ай бұрын

@@perennial-garden i can't wait! 😍 Your garden is truly an inspiration! You guys made me make my own flower garden 🙈

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

@@istratepaula8812 Now THAT Is a wonderful thing to hear today! Thank you for letting us know 🥰

Thank you so much for a wonderful video and thanks for so much great information and tips. Hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy and Debbie.

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

Thank you both for watching! Hope you're enjoying some lovely spring weather at your end!

Another beautiful plant. I have "Jack Frost" and I love the little blue flowers.

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

Isn’t it tho?! And the leaves, too. It can easily overtake the garden - but Lars is good at dividing and keeping them under control.

I am very partial to anemones, so I could not help looking at all your blue and white ones with big heart-eyes but all of your garden is simply gorgeous!!! Thanks for sharing!

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

Aren't they beautiful? We need to show them soon... and the other things that have come up since our last garden tour.

Blue plants are so eye catching in the garden landscape. 💙

@perennial-garden

Ай бұрын

You're right! And these flower so early that it's nice to have that pop of color before everything else comes in.

I love my Brunnera, I have it in my shady woodland border and would love to get more

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

We know how you feel, Nicki! The good thing about them is how easy they are to divide. You can easily have more with just a quick cut :)

I love Brunnera and I have 5 varieties. I make sure they get that east morning sun and other filtered shade because that TX HEAT IS A SCORCHER!!🌞🔥

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

We must see your garden one of these days! Start a youtube channel... we'll follow :) And I bet that heat is incredible. We got so excited for a high of 60F yesterday. Broke out the short sleeves and shorts!

@mapndo2337

2 ай бұрын

@@perennial-garden lol honestly 3 other you tube channel owners have told me the same thing. Lol and I dont do instagram/x/Facebook etc.

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

@@mapndo2337 Then it's officially a sign from Heaven... you need some form of social media 🥰. You have your first 2 followers/subscribers here.

Thanks for sharing your garden. You have some beautiful plants.

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! It's all coming back to life these days :)

Hi. Loving your garden, and the beautiful flowers. I also like how you name the various plants. Have just watched the video where you are digging new beds. Thought you may be interested in Charles Dowding , who advocates a no dig approach to gardening. No dig is thought to be more beneficial to environment ie leaving carbon in the soil rather than the atmosphere. Also it is more beneficial to plants, and to soil health. It is also thought to cause less weeds as turning over the soil exposes dormant weed seeds. Also of course it is an easier way to create a new garden bed. Just a thought. Will continue to watch your lovely garden. Happy gardening. Adele.

@perennial-garden

8 күн бұрын

I just looked him up, thanks to you! It's a wonderful approach -- and quite similar to how we garden at home. I'll have to look more into it for similarities... but so far, loving his approach! At work, I wonder how possible it could be... hmmm... as it's a large garden where people 'expect' things to happen quite quickly (public spaces are just like that sometimes). BUT totally worth watching and learning more. THANK you so very much for sharing! 🥰

@richardcox6637

8 күн бұрын

@@perennial-garden You are welcome. Thanks for the reply too. Adele.

@perennial-garden

8 күн бұрын

@@richardcox6637 Thank you! Now I'm binge watching his videos. hahaha His technique is how we've made our garden at home -- now we know what to call it ;)

I started out with 2 plants and have divided them and spread them all over. Deer always eat my hosta and it is a great replacement. They do not like the fuzzy leaves.

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

Us, too! It’s a very Danish plant too.. in the way that you see them in everyone’s gardens ❤️. Super easy to grow and beautiful too. I can imagine the deer not liking those fuzzy leaves. Great to know!

Why not, indeed? And I really don't know why, so I'll rectify that very soon 😊

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

A convert! woo hooooo. If you were near here, you could come and have a zillion of ours for free :) My goodness... we have plenty.

Love Brunnera but my soil is too heavy for them. I’m going to keep trying though since those dainty blue flowers are so beautiful. I had no idea they could take full sun! Will try in drier spots.

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

That's the only type of soil that they don't really love...but otherwise, super easy to grow! Like little forget-me-nots. Lars has a white variety at work, too... just not in our garden yet ;)

Sponsert by Brunnera👍👍😂😂

@perennial-garden

2 ай бұрын

haha... it is! We keep digging them up and selling them... but my goodness, they are everywhere. This time of year, they are welcomed... but in a month, they'll just be in my way. haha

How does the foliage look when the flowers are gone?

@perennial-garden

Ай бұрын

When it stops flowering, the foliage stays. It’s an evergreen here. 💚

Mine have been eaten by something 😢I won’t put slug killer down so I’m not sure what to do

@perennial-garden

Ай бұрын

Oh no! So very sorry to hear that. Egg shells around plants works ok. Maybe that could work for you?

@Angel-kf4sg

Ай бұрын

@@perennial-garden it could be my cat, she also munches on some of my plants like catmint so maybe she has taken a liking to my Jack Frost brunnera? I have 3 and 2 have been chewed on, I’ll buy more and try again as I adore this plant otherwise I’ll wait to get some green spice heuchera which I love also

@perennial-garden

Ай бұрын

Oh that sweet cat! It’s probably her… brunnera are usually pretty good at not being eaten by slugs or snails too badly. Altho there are exceptions to everything 😅. Hope the new ones work out for you 💚

@Angel-kf4sg

Ай бұрын

@@perennial-garden it’s just as well she is very sweet and I love her ha ha