Hi JB & Jess, lovely sweet peas, all the,flowers are lovely Jess. JB, lovely video tour of your garden. It's beautiful ❤ Thanks for sharing and take care 😊

Hi JB! Just wanted to say thanks - my husband and I watched your video from Feb '23 greenhouse glass video and were able to cut all of the awkward panes we needed for our greenhouse this afternoon after following your tips. I think it went especially well for us because there were two of us working together, so when we put the scored glass over a cane to split it we were able to put pressure all down both sides of the scored line and the 'snaps' were so clean and easy that way! I'm an expert now! 🤣

@JBNat

4 күн бұрын

Woohooo!!! I love it! Congratulations, it takes bravery to try it

The Sweet Pea display is terrific!

Now you know what to get her for Christmas. A couple of those fancy vase shaped rose supports she mentioned.

Hi Jess great seeing you again flower garden is beautiful hi JB see you all next time ❤❤

I lost my country parson, I'm very sad. But you're right about the thorns - I used to dread pruning that one.

Wonderful sweet peas, don't forget to cut off all the seed pods that are forming otherwise it will signal the plants to stop growing. Take care. X

"This area is a little..." "Great? Fabulous? Stunning?" 🤣 That rock face looks cool. And isn't double dutch also that double jumping rope thing? 🤔Haha "It is over the fence! We love to see it!". Great that they are the neighbours problem hehe. Loved the passion flower discussion. It was almost like the Statler and Waldorf bit "Ah, it was great! Well it was pretty good. Well, it wasn't bad..." 😄And all hail Frankie the frog king 🐸👑

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Hahahahaha I always love it when we have a little bicker in the videos 😅

@PreatorRaszagal

5 күн бұрын

@@JBNat Me too! 😄It is cute and entertaining hehe

Wow! So lovely to see a garden with such personality! Jess has a natural gift. As for some of the hydrangeas: if they are going to sulk that's their problem. Plenty else to see! A garden that reflects the beauty of the gardener. As it should be.

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Thank you so much Louise! Thankfully they have perked up already, jess was right (as always) and they are quite hardy. The rose has gone into the groubd and will trail up the pea frame in future! Can't wait to see it in bloom next year.

It's not easy to control black spot but if you remove the affected leaves from the roses and make a solution of 1 teaspoon baking soda in a litre of water, and spray the infected plants and do it quite often it will help ..hope that helps 🙂

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Well done to both of you looking lovely. Hope you get to sit out some times

Love your back garden.keep up the watering .

A good tip from Sarah Raven with regard to black spot, she recommends planting salvias at the base of roses. I have had really good results trying this myself. Also worth removing any infected leaves that drop, because the spores will splash up when it rains or when you water and reinfect the healthy growth.

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Ooh we did know about removing leaves but not salvias, thank you!

@LucyLeaf

5 күн бұрын

@@JBNat The sulphur in the salvia’s scent profile means that when they warm up, they release a natural fungicide.

Slugs do eat into old lupins during winter here in Northumberland but never new ones But even if lupins are slugged mostly on our clay soil the plants return

He’s back!

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Horrible combination at the moment of hayfever and lots of boring things not really worth filming, desperate to get out and show everyone what I've been up to but we're away for a work conference for the next few days 💼

Gertrude Jeykll gets 7/8 foot tall and five foot wide .It can be grown as a climber against a trellis and Id grow it there because it's the thorniest rose Ive ever grown 😂

you cant really get rid of blackspot on roses but as long as you regularly fertilise the roses throughout the season it will be fine, a happy rose does not care about blackspot

Quality content as always, you should get one of the plant id apps to find out about your forgotten plants. 👍🏼

I loved how light hearted and fun this video was /is. I also understand the love of lowers that compels us to cram as many flowers in a small space as possible.

We have a similar plant to bindweed. It's wild buckwheat. self seeds like crazy!

🐝Thanks for the great video 🌻

Jess & JB, have you ever seen Indian Mint? I bought some this year from a garden centre near us, I couldn't resist, it smells so nice AND it's trailing :D So cool We went to a stately home a few years back now and they had a rose garden with so many roses in. I went round smelling them all and Gertrude Jekyll was my absolute fave - it's smells incredible. Also, Morrisons usually sell a load of small clematis in many varieties, £2.50. I bought a Wisley Cream the other day, which is an evergreen, late Autumn and Winter flowering one. I also picked up some more of the flower buckets they sell off, 8 for 99p, for my tomatoes :D

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Never seen Indian mint! I'll keep an eye out for it. Love clematis for a bit of winter cover

Jess and JB, your garden is so beautiful!!! I have a flowerbed, that when you plant things in it, they vanish by the next day 😂, i have grown everything from seed, but going to take your idea of buying plugs, i think this might help me, i have so much to learn, thanks for your video's

@JBNat

6 күн бұрын

@@EnchantedEchoes7435 thank you so much! My allotment sounds like your bed 😅

I loved this ❤️🙏🔥🥀

Wow. Those sweet peas are amazing.

Such a pretty garden, well done to you both !

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Thank you! Wouldn't have been able to do it without all the lovely viewers!

Your garden is looking spectacular, well done! Like you, I'm a "find a space and bung it in" type of gardener. My roses got black spot so badly last year that nearly all the leaves dropped off and there was quite a bit of die back as well. So this year I've sprayed them with a systemic fungicide, maybe three times so far, starting when the very first black spots appeared. The plants are so much healthier and stronger and flowering happily now. I hope that no wildlife has been hurt in the process!

The pink plant you did not know is diascia

Your red flowers are stiff Twinspur , Diascia rigescens.

It's always amazing how much happens in a month!💚

It's all looking just lovely 😊🌸💮🌻🌼🌷💗🌺🥀💐

Lupins grow here in Northumberland easily I’ve got clay soil as a base but obviously help every plant with compost I find lupins love my clay soil cos it’s got a deep tap root. One of my favourites. Mine hybridised they are combo of fuschia peach & cream. All in one plant. Stunning 🤩

My Nasturtiums never tail in the direction I want them to. 🤣

@christinamoxon

3 күн бұрын

They don't behave, do they? But they are beautiful.

The little red plant is Nemesia

@jmrandall1958

5 күн бұрын

I think it’s something I call million bells which is like a mini petunia 🤔

The Gertrude Jekyll is a climbing rose and does have the most gorgeous smell. I have it over an arch in the garden and it is stunning. I think the pronunciation of Jekyll is more like “Jee Kal” but I could be wrong. However you pronounce it it’s a beauty.

Oh wow, I'm exactly the same with wisteria, I really want one but I have no idea where I'm going to put it!! It's been like that for at least 10 years!!

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Hahahaha I still have no idea where it's going! There's talk of trailing it over the front of the house which I LOVE the idea of but a) loads of work to support and b) the front is paved so nowhere to put it!

Those flowers look gorgeous Jess and JB! Love the cuddling hippos and frog king, so cute! I'm feeling a bit gutted about my Thai dragon chilli. It was doing so well, so much so that it needed up potting. The next day after re potting it all wilted. I have put it in the shade but it doesn't look well at all. Any tips or ideas would be greatly received as the chilli guru. My other one needs re potting too but i am hesitant to do so, in case i lose both of them. Thanks and Take care.

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Sounds like you've done the right thing giving it some shade. Sometimes they do have a little bit of a strop when you replant them, other times they act like absolutely nothing has happened

This seems to be the year of the roses - I planted 5 bare root hybrid tea roses in January they are all at least 2ft high some are 3ft and the roses are huge - 7" diameters 🌹🌹🌹 I love these monthly garden catch-ups - I'm on the east coast of Yorkshire (Whitby) so a bit behind you 🌼🌻☀️😎 it's so good to finally have some sunshine ☀️☀️☀️ I've had black spot on roses before I just pulled the leaves off and the roses all recovered 🌹🌹🌹 I absolutely love lobelia dahlias giant fuschias and shasta daisies 🌺🏵️🌼🌻

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Oooh congrats on the roses, sounds like they've established brilliantly

Jess and JB, cut as many of the sweet peas for the house as you like, apparently the more you cut the more grow. Then you have to watch for seedpods growing and remove them..if you don't need to keep them to maturity for the seeds!

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Yes we're out there looking for seed pods every day! Good to have two sets of eyes on it because you always miss a few

Yeah, peonies hate being moved, so it always takes until the 3rd year for them to go into full bloom.

the roses remove all affected leaves even if its lots . mulch the pots and water lots

Nemesia.

Your garden is beautiful & amazing. Well done guys

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!

BEAUTIFUL!!! 😻😻😻

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Haha thank you sox!

Dasy will self-seed everywhere so cut flowers before they make seeds.

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

The more the merrier I say!

@zuzauramek9850

5 күн бұрын

@@JBNat You will have it even in grass . I just want to warn you :) It will be everywhere.

milk or bicarb soda in water for rose blackspot

@christineruddy9215

6 күн бұрын

In the soil, or on rubbed into the leaves?

@MrLaking123

5 күн бұрын

@@christineruddy9215 on the leaves

and also dont touch the black spot on one rose then touch another one before cleaning clippers and your hands

Incarvillia

By any chance do you remember which sweet pea seeds you used?

@jsscjsscjssc

6 күн бұрын

hi! it's jess. I used Beeline from Johnsons, Cupani, Painted Lady, Fire & Ice and Twilight from Mr Fothergills and Beaujolais from Country Living - but I'm not sure which ones worked out! They're just the ones I planted and the colours kinda match the packet :)

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Hopefully you saw Jess' comment above :)

Aren't Foxgloves Bi Annuals ?

@JBNat

5 күн бұрын

Yup! All the ones that were up in the border were planted by jess last year :)

@ChrisGardenAllotmentJour-pr3en

5 күн бұрын

@@JBNat So maybe get some next year. Lol.