Corey brings updates on flowers, trees, and shrubs that thrive in Northern Michigan based on his experience and the expertise of his family who own from Netta's Nursery in Posen, Michigan. Zone 5A (formerly 4B).
My favourite is the one with the Volcanica Silver Flare….gotta look for that one next year! Great update Corey!🇨🇦👏🌸
@mariewilson611510 сағат бұрын
Bee balm that was a "fire" label turned out to be hot pink...
@katierogne202214 сағат бұрын
Horticultural historian. Interesting. Thank you
@user-qy1fu5qg2p15 сағат бұрын
Well, good morning, Corey. You are doing a fantastic job as expected. I wish you could be cloned 100 times and help each of us individually in person To plan our gardens, that would be fantastic. Have a wonderful day the Oklahoma gardener.😊
@ellenjenner1488Күн бұрын
I am in the Pacific Northwest in Zone 8 and overwinter Sword Ferns, Lady Ferns, and Deer Ferns in containers and hanging baskets very successfully. They make it year to year when other things don’t. The ferns give me a bit of interest in the winter months when I really miss the flowers of summer!😅Thanks for the great content!😊
@cathytalaske6255Күн бұрын
You sure got a lot done in a day. It will be beautiful when they all start blooming.
@stylinnjo4022Күн бұрын
does your stopping fertilizer late july/first week september apply to your annual baskets?
@UpNorthGardenMIКүн бұрын
No. I keep fertilizing annuals until they are done for the season.
@rnguyen2516Күн бұрын
Thank you! I haven’t seen many of these before! Especially the pink ones!
@peggy-ann1961Күн бұрын
Hi Corey, I’m zone 3 so obviously overwintering pots is out for me, but I still learn when I watch you! Question…I stop fertilizing perennials at the end of July, do you think that’s too early, should I also go to the end of August? 🇨🇦🌸👏
@UpNorthGardenMIКүн бұрын
I often don’t give my perennials more than one round fertilizer per season (I just don’t get to it). If they are growing well, I wouldn’t change a thing.
@vickieleableКүн бұрын
Love your videos!
@judynorris5734Күн бұрын
You don’t break the dirt up and loosen the roots??? I do, to me, that’s when they start to spread out.
@UpNorthGardenMIКүн бұрын
If the roots are healthy and soil is good, there’s not really much advantage to disturbing the roots.
@ishratsatter5628Күн бұрын
Very nice. I love putunia and busy Lizzie flowers. I live uk. Can tell me which liquid vitamin or fertiliser I can buy Amazon U.K. Will flowers both grow more ,bigger, longer time stay in hanging busket and pot
@UpNorthGardenMIКүн бұрын
Liquid tomato food is popular in the UK. It’s not quite as strong as some of the others , but it gets the job done.
@n.w.414Күн бұрын
Is the angelonia the same as nemesia? I have an orange nemesia, that I love, that looks very similar to your angelonia.
@UpNorthGardenMIКүн бұрын
Angelonia has longer stems and bigger flowers.
@n.w.414Күн бұрын
Hi Corey, love your videos!!!!!! Have you ever grown Dahlberg Daisies? They are beautiful mounding daisies. I grow them every year, they do great, light care. Some might say you don’t have to deadhead them but I do. Also, I have collected seeds from them and use them every year. I am not a pink person but I like your mix of pink and yellow.
@UpNorthGardenMIКүн бұрын
I haven’t tried that variety yet.
@susanlindadalton1287Күн бұрын
Just came across this video and was most interesting. I am in the UK and I always buy reduced plants from our garden centre to see if they can be given some TLC and come back to life. Most of the time it is just a bit of watering, repot and they are happy. If they dont then I have not wasted too much money. I am a fan of the Crazytunia Petunia Kermit Rose although this year I was not able to get any. I think for next year I will give the "Wave" a go as they look amazing. Thank you. Best Wishes from N. Lincolnshire UK
@doreen9838Күн бұрын
I fertilize water and my plants never get big? What fertilizer do you use?
@UpNorthGardenMIКүн бұрын
I cover that at the 6:30 mark in the video.
@terridee9637Күн бұрын
All stunning contain! My fave is the one with king Tut. What a big impact ❤❤
@ItsJustMeOnYouTubeКүн бұрын
I prefer the ivy
@vic-iv2ff2 күн бұрын
Supertunia vivid orchid hoopla….amazing 2 plants in a 12 inch pot huge mound July 1st
@cathytalaske62552 күн бұрын
I love them all! Torn between the bright yellow orange one and the orchid and white as my favorites. I think I have the same El Brighto coleus, that I got from you, it's doing great.
@judymckerrow67202 күн бұрын
I adore the plum cockatoo and salvia together!!! 😍💐💚🙃
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
Those two look great together.
@susanwade26382 күн бұрын
Love your channel.
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@NakedEyes-lm3bj2 күн бұрын
Wow 😮 All are beautiful
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
Thank you so much 😊
@tgood93442 күн бұрын
So beautiful! ❤ Unfortunately I can’t seem to get my potted flowers to get so big. I use the same fertilizers. Water myself daily. Not sure what I do wrong.
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
What varieties are you growing?
@phillysher72 күн бұрын
Thank you for the tips and info.!!!❤
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
You are so welcome!
@juliemcdonough76732 күн бұрын
I love your videos! I’m in Kansas, and it’s really hot here. I never thought of changing to a bigger pot when a plant isn’t looking good. Inside plants, sure, but outside flowers it never crossed my mind. Thanks for sharing that, it’s really helped.
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
Replanting outside planters can be a bit challenging, but in some situations it can make a big difference.
@anncoats44662 күн бұрын
My favorite is supertunia vivid orchid container. Gorgeous.
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
It’s a beauty.
@jackies91422 күн бұрын
I had same problem wirh amaranth so I took a flyer by planting out in flower garden bed and buried about 1/3 of way up even though tiny and no leaf nodes on stem that buried, just lightly watered as needed and to my great surprise after looking rough for a little while took off and grew up to be big strong and beautiful. No idea if was lucky fluke or would work again as planted diectly in garden after that.
@TheEarManLives2 күн бұрын
I love the coleus
@deborahgreene63972 күн бұрын
Could you please do some baskets or pots in oranges. And bright colors. I love your videos.
@glendajorde90622 күн бұрын
Where up north are you? For zone info etc.
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
We’re now in zone 5 above the 45 parallel - details in the channel about info.
@michelleholmes57982 күн бұрын
Thank you for your very informative videos. Providing information to different plants and growth Habits helps a new gardener so much. Like you said as much I love the proven winner lines, we do not always have access to those. What is a good way to access some of the alternatives you worked with this. Is something I go and ask my local greenhouse’s to possibly try ? Or is there access for a home gardener to get the seeds. Any guidance is appreciated.
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
Most of the varieties aren’t available as seeds, so check with your local nursery (they’ll be planning their spring orders soon).
@wendykelcey12462 күн бұрын
I love the orange and yellow million bells, and the pinkish coleus with the ruffled edge is stunning!!! I have learned a lot from you Corey! Thank you so much! I’m in southern Ontario so we have pretty much the same climate, ( including that last heat wave and all the rain! )
@pammysaylor89652 күн бұрын
I have a large rectangular shaped pot. I would like to see recipes that look good in one of those.
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
I generally pot them the same as a round container. There can be a bit of shuffling, but the plants end up looking almost same.
@JeanTOM-qb5dm2 күн бұрын
I’m in zone 7 and leave trees shrubs & perennials outdoors in large containers for years. Trees: crape myrtle, figs, Japanese maples, sweet bag magnolia, star magnolia. Shrubs: panicle/oakleaf/smooth hydrangeas, rhododendrons, Encore/traditional azaleas, roses, roses of Sharon, boxwood, dwarf Alberta spruce, buddleias, pieris, camellias.Shade perennials: hosta, Japanese painted fern, Solomon’s seal, lily of the valley, pachysandra. Sun perennials: Lamium, baptisia, daylilies, coneflowers, blackberry lilies, liatris, asters, Sheffield & Shasta daisies, sage, lavender, oregano, chives, narcissus, bearded iris, lambs ears, roses, salvia, sedum Autumn Joy, sedum voodoo, honey suckle,. Short-lived perennials such as gaillardia only last one season generally. And fruit trees such as peaches have been short lived in pots.. I only use annuals for shots of continuous seasonal color.
@michellekohout62812 күн бұрын
Do your petunias and calibrachoas get dry, brown and crusty underneath?
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
I sometimes notice that later in the season. It hasn’t affected the look of the container from above for me though.
@michellekohout62812 күн бұрын
@UpNorthGardenMI Thank you for replying! It doesn't usually affect the overall look on mine either! I'm in zone 8 (souther Oklahoma just a few miles from Texas) and we have been having 100+ heat for sometime now and that doesn't help either!
@doreen9838Күн бұрын
What fertilizer do you use? I fertilize water and they never get big
@vic-iv2ff3 күн бұрын
Will these be on west coast nurseries in 2025? Didn’t sept anything like these anywhere in WA state
@UpNorthGardenMI2 күн бұрын
They’re available, but you’ll have to check locally to find out what they’ll carry.
@PatThomas-v8p3 күн бұрын
Monarch Butterfly is my favorite. So beautiful. :)
@cynthiatooley45773 күн бұрын
Plants do need haircuts to keep them growing!😊
@judyingram-kh1vm3 күн бұрын
WOW!!!!Thank you for sharing this with us. They are very, very beautiful. ❤❤
@SleepyKittens3 күн бұрын
Great video. I love all the planters. Monarch recipe is great. The vivid orchid ought to have 'vista' status. Mine are looking super wow.
@MrsMajorHoff3 күн бұрын
How is it that 10 weeks have already passed? I purchased a 2 quart container of 4 wave petunias this spring from a big box store and took your advice- I split them in half and put each set into their own large 16 inch urn and oh my goodness! You were so right about not over crowding them! They look spectacular and my neighbors have asked why theirs aren't doing the same, LOL. I do also use the fertilizer. The Texas heat is creeping up though, so I will probably lose them even after giving them a good cut back. I have so enjoyed them this year though- and I know it was all because of your advice- so a million thank you's!
@Linda-90373 күн бұрын
When it rains my petunias flop look so bad
@jeanpolkoski21073 күн бұрын
Wow! Mine are coming along but not like that, they'll need another couple weeks I think.
@jenneke23 күн бұрын
Wow! They’re all beautiful- can’t pick a favourite. PW isn’t always available here, so I appreciate the alternatives you have suggested. I was able to find super vista bubble gum and their yellow, so am trying them for the first time - with your fertilizer tips. They were a tad leggy and rough looking from the nursery😮 but with transplanting into large sized pots, judicious pruning and regular fertilizer they are filling in nicely! Loved your initial plantings- with the recipe changes-and the regular updates! I’m learning so much…and have shared your site/videos with friends and family.
@michaelgray11233 күн бұрын
Great looking containers!!!!!
@hollyleach20563 күн бұрын
I'm loving the Bee's Knees. The Solar Flare is AMAZING!! Thank you❤❤
@tammyphillips33343 күн бұрын
Love your channel and it is nice to see new ideas by you switching out the plants. I think proven winner recipes is a great resource to get ideas to fit our own gardens.
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Wow the yellow aster❤️❤️
My favourite is the one with the Volcanica Silver Flare….gotta look for that one next year! Great update Corey!🇨🇦👏🌸
Bee balm that was a "fire" label turned out to be hot pink...
Horticultural historian. Interesting. Thank you
Well, good morning, Corey. You are doing a fantastic job as expected. I wish you could be cloned 100 times and help each of us individually in person To plan our gardens, that would be fantastic. Have a wonderful day the Oklahoma gardener.😊
I am in the Pacific Northwest in Zone 8 and overwinter Sword Ferns, Lady Ferns, and Deer Ferns in containers and hanging baskets very successfully. They make it year to year when other things don’t. The ferns give me a bit of interest in the winter months when I really miss the flowers of summer!😅Thanks for the great content!😊
You sure got a lot done in a day. It will be beautiful when they all start blooming.
does your stopping fertilizer late july/first week september apply to your annual baskets?
No. I keep fertilizing annuals until they are done for the season.
Thank you! I haven’t seen many of these before! Especially the pink ones!
Hi Corey, I’m zone 3 so obviously overwintering pots is out for me, but I still learn when I watch you! Question…I stop fertilizing perennials at the end of July, do you think that’s too early, should I also go to the end of August? 🇨🇦🌸👏
I often don’t give my perennials more than one round fertilizer per season (I just don’t get to it). If they are growing well, I wouldn’t change a thing.
Love your videos!
You don’t break the dirt up and loosen the roots??? I do, to me, that’s when they start to spread out.
If the roots are healthy and soil is good, there’s not really much advantage to disturbing the roots.
Very nice. I love putunia and busy Lizzie flowers. I live uk. Can tell me which liquid vitamin or fertiliser I can buy Amazon U.K. Will flowers both grow more ,bigger, longer time stay in hanging busket and pot
Liquid tomato food is popular in the UK. It’s not quite as strong as some of the others , but it gets the job done.
Is the angelonia the same as nemesia? I have an orange nemesia, that I love, that looks very similar to your angelonia.
Angelonia has longer stems and bigger flowers.
Hi Corey, love your videos!!!!!! Have you ever grown Dahlberg Daisies? They are beautiful mounding daisies. I grow them every year, they do great, light care. Some might say you don’t have to deadhead them but I do. Also, I have collected seeds from them and use them every year. I am not a pink person but I like your mix of pink and yellow.
I haven’t tried that variety yet.
Just came across this video and was most interesting. I am in the UK and I always buy reduced plants from our garden centre to see if they can be given some TLC and come back to life. Most of the time it is just a bit of watering, repot and they are happy. If they dont then I have not wasted too much money. I am a fan of the Crazytunia Petunia Kermit Rose although this year I was not able to get any. I think for next year I will give the "Wave" a go as they look amazing. Thank you. Best Wishes from N. Lincolnshire UK
I fertilize water and my plants never get big? What fertilizer do you use?
I cover that at the 6:30 mark in the video.
All stunning contain! My fave is the one with king Tut. What a big impact ❤❤
I prefer the ivy
Supertunia vivid orchid hoopla….amazing 2 plants in a 12 inch pot huge mound July 1st
I love them all! Torn between the bright yellow orange one and the orchid and white as my favorites. I think I have the same El Brighto coleus, that I got from you, it's doing great.
I adore the plum cockatoo and salvia together!!! 😍💐💚🙃
Those two look great together.
Love your channel.
Thank you!
Wow 😮 All are beautiful
Thank you so much 😊
So beautiful! ❤ Unfortunately I can’t seem to get my potted flowers to get so big. I use the same fertilizers. Water myself daily. Not sure what I do wrong.
What varieties are you growing?
Thank you for the tips and info.!!!❤
You are so welcome!
I love your videos! I’m in Kansas, and it’s really hot here. I never thought of changing to a bigger pot when a plant isn’t looking good. Inside plants, sure, but outside flowers it never crossed my mind. Thanks for sharing that, it’s really helped.
Replanting outside planters can be a bit challenging, but in some situations it can make a big difference.
My favorite is supertunia vivid orchid container. Gorgeous.
It’s a beauty.
I had same problem wirh amaranth so I took a flyer by planting out in flower garden bed and buried about 1/3 of way up even though tiny and no leaf nodes on stem that buried, just lightly watered as needed and to my great surprise after looking rough for a little while took off and grew up to be big strong and beautiful. No idea if was lucky fluke or would work again as planted diectly in garden after that.
I love the coleus
Could you please do some baskets or pots in oranges. And bright colors. I love your videos.
Where up north are you? For zone info etc.
We’re now in zone 5 above the 45 parallel - details in the channel about info.
Thank you for your very informative videos. Providing information to different plants and growth Habits helps a new gardener so much. Like you said as much I love the proven winner lines, we do not always have access to those. What is a good way to access some of the alternatives you worked with this. Is something I go and ask my local greenhouse’s to possibly try ? Or is there access for a home gardener to get the seeds. Any guidance is appreciated.
Most of the varieties aren’t available as seeds, so check with your local nursery (they’ll be planning their spring orders soon).
I love the orange and yellow million bells, and the pinkish coleus with the ruffled edge is stunning!!! I have learned a lot from you Corey! Thank you so much! I’m in southern Ontario so we have pretty much the same climate, ( including that last heat wave and all the rain! )
I have a large rectangular shaped pot. I would like to see recipes that look good in one of those.
I generally pot them the same as a round container. There can be a bit of shuffling, but the plants end up looking almost same.
I’m in zone 7 and leave trees shrubs & perennials outdoors in large containers for years. Trees: crape myrtle, figs, Japanese maples, sweet bag magnolia, star magnolia. Shrubs: panicle/oakleaf/smooth hydrangeas, rhododendrons, Encore/traditional azaleas, roses, roses of Sharon, boxwood, dwarf Alberta spruce, buddleias, pieris, camellias.Shade perennials: hosta, Japanese painted fern, Solomon’s seal, lily of the valley, pachysandra. Sun perennials: Lamium, baptisia, daylilies, coneflowers, blackberry lilies, liatris, asters, Sheffield & Shasta daisies, sage, lavender, oregano, chives, narcissus, bearded iris, lambs ears, roses, salvia, sedum Autumn Joy, sedum voodoo, honey suckle,. Short-lived perennials such as gaillardia only last one season generally. And fruit trees such as peaches have been short lived in pots.. I only use annuals for shots of continuous seasonal color.
Do your petunias and calibrachoas get dry, brown and crusty underneath?
I sometimes notice that later in the season. It hasn’t affected the look of the container from above for me though.
@UpNorthGardenMI Thank you for replying! It doesn't usually affect the overall look on mine either! I'm in zone 8 (souther Oklahoma just a few miles from Texas) and we have been having 100+ heat for sometime now and that doesn't help either!
What fertilizer do you use? I fertilize water and they never get big
Will these be on west coast nurseries in 2025? Didn’t sept anything like these anywhere in WA state
They’re available, but you’ll have to check locally to find out what they’ll carry.
Monarch Butterfly is my favorite. So beautiful. :)
Plants do need haircuts to keep them growing!😊
WOW!!!!Thank you for sharing this with us. They are very, very beautiful. ❤❤
Great video. I love all the planters. Monarch recipe is great. The vivid orchid ought to have 'vista' status. Mine are looking super wow.
How is it that 10 weeks have already passed? I purchased a 2 quart container of 4 wave petunias this spring from a big box store and took your advice- I split them in half and put each set into their own large 16 inch urn and oh my goodness! You were so right about not over crowding them! They look spectacular and my neighbors have asked why theirs aren't doing the same, LOL. I do also use the fertilizer. The Texas heat is creeping up though, so I will probably lose them even after giving them a good cut back. I have so enjoyed them this year though- and I know it was all because of your advice- so a million thank you's!
When it rains my petunias flop look so bad
Wow! Mine are coming along but not like that, they'll need another couple weeks I think.
Wow! They’re all beautiful- can’t pick a favourite. PW isn’t always available here, so I appreciate the alternatives you have suggested. I was able to find super vista bubble gum and their yellow, so am trying them for the first time - with your fertilizer tips. They were a tad leggy and rough looking from the nursery😮 but with transplanting into large sized pots, judicious pruning and regular fertilizer they are filling in nicely! Loved your initial plantings- with the recipe changes-and the regular updates! I’m learning so much…and have shared your site/videos with friends and family.
Great looking containers!!!!!
I'm loving the Bee's Knees. The Solar Flare is AMAZING!! Thank you❤❤
Love your channel and it is nice to see new ideas by you switching out the plants. I think proven winner recipes is a great resource to get ideas to fit our own gardens.