Sharpen your gardening skills and gain expert advice from Nursery owner, Garden Designer and Horticulturist Debbie Cassidy. Garden Style design advice and the latest tips, tricks and trends to inspire you to get your hands dirty! Loaded with information for the new gardener and the more advanced. Tips on how to plant veggies, flowers, trees and shrubs for big impact! Also how to determine the best placement and design for everlasting beauty and enjoyment. I Can't wait to share my experience and passion for gardening with all of you. Enjoy!
My yard here in NSW Australia I have 6 crepe myrtles ,absolutely beautiful flowers in the summer . I also have beehives and the bees love the crepe myrtles they are very busy collecting all that lovely pollen and nectar so if anyone has bees plant some of these they flower for a long time over summer and keeps the bees happy.
Thank you for sharing this. I was looking for one Gazing Ball for an area of my yard,but now I'll incoporate more. And love how you used a bowling ball! Great idea.
Japanese forest grass is called "Fuchi grass" in Japan. There are three types of them: golden leaves, white spots, and green. The wind grass in your garden is big, very splendid and wonderful. "Fuchi grass" means grass that knows the wind. Thank you for the video. I will use it as a reference for planting in the shade.
These are some great options. Irish moss is actually not a true moss and does best in at least part sun (although afternoon shade in hot climes is best). Ajuga is versatile in its light requirements. It can grow in full sun as well as shade.
So beautifully planted! Thank you so much for inspiration ❤️ I have a gaintmorous stump n have been researching my options... I'm so excited about making it into the centerpiece of our side yard. Which will be viewed from our dining area window. Thank you so very much 😊 Happy gardening my new friend.
Hi, Debbie: Your new flower recommendations are great! I especially like the Dream Dazzler and the Rose Marvel Salvia. Actually, they would go nicely together! I'm volunteering with a local organization and buying some plants for them and installing them to improve the curb appeal. Since I'm donating my time and the plants, I want to be sure I can find things that are sure to survive! and take the heat of the summer. These two hit the mark just right!! Thanks again and can't wait to meet your Mom!
You have a lot on your plate, so thanks for this excellent look at these new plants. You are right, the salvia is a showstopper. Wondering how deer resistant it is, as some of the modern cultivars are reported to be more palatable to our lovely wildlife!
Your channel is a joy to watch. The editing of your videos makes me green with envy. 😊 I will just have to keep trying to figure out how to edit videos on my own. 🥴 Thanks for the inspiration! 🪴
I love how you said that you got the "bug" from your momma ❤ I too, got my love of gardening from my mom! I bet that she can't wait to be mobile again so she can putter around your beautiful gardens!!
I love my Rose Marvel Salvia. I live in zone 6, SE Michigan. I also love all sedums and am planning on adding some of these varieties. I love the color they provide. Thanks for the inspiration. ❤ your videos.
Thank you thank you for the information of beautiful plants. May I ask: I have Provine Winners Heart to Heart Caladium. The leaves are beautiful but they started to bloom a white flower with seeds like a peace lilly. Should I cut the flower so the caladium focuses on leaves, not seeds. Thank you for your help
Hi, 97F here at least and in midday it goes up. Horrific in other words. This is Greece. Whoever decides to come to Greece for holidays please choose white clothes or light colours and cotton, nothing synthetic.
Praying God watches over Mom and restores her strength! Thanks for another informative video. Sedum is my fave because it never lets me down in my hot climate and varieties are so vastly different. My Rose Marvel is also staying gorgeous. Looking forward to your next video 🪴
I live in zone 8a here in the south but I love looking at your channel. It reminds me of the first couple of newlywed yrs when we lived in the Seattle area. I wish I had gardened then but didnt get into it until many yrs later. Thank you for the memories and thank you for your garden!
Love your show - always something new to look forward to. What is the plant at 15:47 - it looks like tiny orchids! and the hakonechloa is a lovely contrast. Best wishes to you and your Mom.
Thanks Debbie for the new ideas. Glad to hear your Mom is doing better. Love to watch your videos you explain how to help us to be successful with new plants.
Yeah we've been in 90° weather for about a week now so that's going to it's going to stop here pretty soon though usually we don't have that hotter weather in Pennsylvania and zone 6B but then definitely get some time talk to you later I love watching your show thank you bye
Here in zone 5 Minnesota, I could only grow the lovely Lavender Mist as an annual, but Sedum and Salvias are favorite perennials of mine. LOVE the Rose Marvel and your outro garden video! My Mom gave me the gardening bug, too. Ever grateful to her! 🌱🌺🌷
