Such a beautiful garden tour! I love the balloon flowers too. They are so worth deadheading! From the pillowy balloon shape to the gorgeous deep blue color to the star ⭐️ center! FYI I winter sowed Cleome after seeing them in your garden and am just loving them! I’m in NY zone 5b. They are producing seed pods now and plan to share and distribute in another area of my garden. Thank you for your inspiration! 😘🌸🌻🌹🧚🏻♂️🐝
Another lovely video from NJ! Just beautiful. The subtitles with plant information are so helpful. (That noisy bird was a catbird. You are so lucky to have it in your yard this time of year. They “pass through” my area in Spring and Fall).
Love your gorgeous garden and combination of colors! All your hard work and labor of love is so much appreciated and joyful. Your gray bird in the background is called the "Catbird" because that sound mimics that of a kitten. It also has a beautiful song and chirp, similar to the Mockingbird. They are a friendly, trainable bird, love blue berries and red grapes. Be sure to cut any fruit larger than one fourth of an inch into smaller chunks. They also feed them to their babies. They are said to travel south during the colder weather and return to their same home. Ours seemingly remember us and have us trained to feed them fruit morning and eve before the sun sets. They get very close to us, seek and find us and ask to be fed their fruit. Many blessings to you!
Thank you for the beautiful tour Yuliya. I always enjoy seeing all of your beautiful Summer flowers and I never tire of hearing you talk about all of them. I am like you, the more varieties the better, “I want one of each please”! And the bonus at the very end of the video was such a pleasant and peaceful recap. Please never stop; keep your video coming to us.
🌸Thank you thank you for always bringing such beauty to these uncertain times! The flower combinations are so gorgeous, and I enjoyed the elephant ear in the sunshine the most🌞 Stay safe and well always 💮🌸🌼💐💚
Beautiful flowers as usual, Yulia! I also like full garden beds with intermingled flowers and self seeders. I think cottage garden style is so pretty with all of the colors, textures, and great variety of flowers.
WOW!!! So gorgeous! I love how you pan out so we can see the effect all the beautiful flowers in mass and get ideas for plant combinations, the individual “tutorials”👍 on each plant are super helpful, you’ve sold me on a few gorgeous ones for sure! Thanks for being an obviously wonderful person and such an inspiration!!!❤️🌿❤️
Hi Yuliya, I love your garden. You plant like I do I love all my plants mixed in together. I will definitely have to go and find Franz Schubert for my garden. Have a great night and happy gardening 🌸🌻🌼
I had a gift shop in the late 90's and a customer gave me a clump of "that old fashion" Phlox, it's still blooms all summer and has spread nicely. I'm with you, I love a jungle mess too. Love Veronica too, had a purple one yrs ago, but it was short.
So relaxing to sit here at night and watching your video! I worked all day planting in my own garden- in the process of removing my front lawn one section at a time to have all covered in a cottage garden. You keep me inspired! 😊
@@greatgardensforall I am a flower enthausist too and I was wondering if you have any recommendations on any books that I can study to learn or deep dive into growing flowers like you.
Hi, Y Garden! You came highly recommended by Laura of Garden Answer. I enjoyed this podcast very much. Subscribing & binge watching the rest of your beautiful botanical works of art.. Thank you!!
very beautiful garden. All the plants are absolutely lovely. I started 9 phlox plants from bare roots this year. 7 of them made it and they have started blooming now. I am so happy and excited.
Love your flower garden it inspires me more ,, very natural looks ,, and the way you narrates every plants makes me wow,,, you’re a very nature loving person ,, thank you
I absolutely love this video......I have my list of plants I want in the garden next year. The ending was beautiful......beautiful music, beautiful photography with beautiful flowers and insects.
Thanks Yuliya. There were several plants I've never seen before. What a nice tour. I love the echinops, despite how prickly it is. They remind me of tiny alliums.
Thank you so much. I am a beginner in New Jersey. It's wonderful to have the gardening knowledge specific to our zone. I've learn a lot from you. Thanks Thanks Thanks. :)
You have a woodland paradise. The bees look.so happy. As always love your beautiful tours. The catch flower( I think that's what you called it) is absolutely adorable. I'm going to see if I can get seeds. Thanks Yuliya.
Hello, I am a new subscriber and I am a little obsessed I admit it. You have a very similar aesthetic in the garden that I do. You helped me articulate that I much prefer cool flower colors to warm especially in the middle of the summer in Kansas. I’m also a transplant from the East Coast so I am always trying to replicate a New England garden in the Prairie., with varying success LOL. Your passion for flowers isContagious. Thanks for your commitment to documenting it all.
O Stephanie, thank you so much for your sweet comment! I am so happy you are here. My videos are not the best quality, I don't have the best equipment but I love talking about garden stuff. No stopping me now 😂🤣
Once again just beautiful! You are just wonderful for sharing. The variety is amazing. Thank you for giving me more ideas to add to my flowerbeds.Hope you have a great week and stay cool!
I use super phosphate and potash to correct any plants that aren't showing enough flowers. I also plant up the devil's strip but the garbage guys and others kept on trampling my russian sage so I interplanted with barberry on the side, hehehe (evil laugh). No more trampling.
I love the different types of flowers that you choose for your garden. I can't find those same different types of native plants. You have great taste in flower choices.
I just love your garden ,it’s gorgeous!I wish I could grow sims of your beautiful plants inFlorida !Im a garden and after starting to watch your videos I’m very interested in finding native plants to grow in my garden,i think they are easy to grow and beautiful! Great video as usual,thank you!!
Beautiful border gardens! You have inspired me so much that I now have Cleome growing in my front yard border and Liatris in my back yard. Neighbors and people are fascinated by the Cleome (pink color). I love it and continue to watch and learn from you. 💐
My echinacea really exploded this year too! Can’t wait to try some of the other self-seeders you mentioned. That Veronica is AMAZING. Adding it to my list :).
I love watching your videos, they are so soothing. In this video I especialy liked seeing the plants you started with winter sowing. You should do a video of all those plants you started in your winter sowing and let us know how they are doing/ did. Your winter sowing success was impressive and Ive made a list of all the ones you did so I can add them to my "repertoir" for next year!!
I am so inspired to just keep going with my gardens. Seeing what your doing encourages me to plant more flowers. This video is so great. I love how you end your videos. The music with your flowers is so beautiful. Thank you. 💞
Clematis are well known for that illness but they recover only and only if radicals cut backs occurs, right to the ground, exactly the way you said you did. Nor the soil nor watering or who knows what else people might be using to bring back a clematis to life, helps, but cut baby cut back to the ground.! :-)) Great video, as usual. Stay healthy, happy and loved!
Just stunning! I need to watch this again! So many plants I would love to have in my garden (Baltimore zone 7b) Last year I found cleome seeds and planted them and so many plants came up and I saved the seeds and did it again this year. They are just starting to bloom and I’m so excited! Thank you for featuring them in your video again this yeat - they are beautiful. 🌿 I’ve learned so much from watching you - many thanks 😊
Thanks for telling me phlox take time to grow from roots. I planted several and haven't gotten much more than leaves, so, I will just be patient. Great video.
Stunning area for your lucky neighbors to enjoy! I'm going to look for Phlox tubers after seeing how successful your's look. It may take me a few tries to get them going, but the mildew resistant variety could be a winner for my area. Thank you for the tour & have a great week!
I love your garden tours. Right now my garage is getting repainted. I try not to look at how my plants are getting trampled. It had to be done so I just look at your gardens and think about next year. Thank you.
I found you by chance and have binge-watched your videos for the last hours. Definitely subscribed - I adore the passioned way you talk about plants and your videos are very beautiful :) I had to get a notebook to keep track of all the plants I want to try (although there is definitely not enough space on my balcony T_T)
Aww, thank you so much! I use a number of fertilizers - Milorgonite, Planttone, Hollytone, Osmocote, Jacks, Compost, Manure. But you have to test your soil to know what's missing and which plant needs what. Otherwise you spend unnecessary time and money. Also, fertilizers become pollutants if oversupplied to plants 😊🌝
Always looks so incredible! It’s really so full of love, and color! You are an amazing gardener. I love your gardens and your videos are so very inspiring. You give us such good information without interrupting the serenity of the flowers. Tfs. God bless. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
