Thank you for doing these garden tours and nurseries tours . Love all the information and expertise from the experts!! This is like a private tour that you can’t get even if you want to pay money for !
Wow this is spectacular and giving me great hints in my tropical/woodland shade garden !! Love the rock arrangements! Thanks Tony and to you Jim!! Awesome!!!
Just a note - it is illegal in most states to dig up trillium and other wildflowers from the wild. I found companies that seed propagate them instead and they do grow.
I have to say these PD videos with Tony are amazing! He’s so packed with information and knowledge. So cool! Please keep up these visits. It really adds a ton for when I visit and I see the plants he talks about that improbably would had otherwise passed. .
This is going in my saved video list, there are just so many plant compositions that I want to copy. What a wonderful video! I am in Georgia so visitig the gardens in person is not an option.
Jim this was such a treat as I am a shade-garden lover! The ferns, carexes, and wild gingers immediately caught my eye. Juniper is on my bucket-list this year. Thanks
Enjoy seeing Plant Delights nursery. I used to order semi often from them, along with Heronswood when Dan Hinkley owned it, because they were 2 places I could find unusual and rare plants not found anywhere else. I still would be ordering from Plant Delights except between the deer eating everything and bad health the past years, I just don't get to garden much these days. Anyway, it's fun and interesting to see places and people I only knew from their catalogs and online.
I want to make this a day trip. It looks so peaceful. I am happy Jasper was introduced and KitCat got a reference from the past videos, she was a scene stealer.
Glad to see at least a few natives covered. That wild ginger and pachysandra procumbens are on my short list for things to add to the yard this year. We desperately need more native plants and less of the fragmentation caused by non-natives.
I’m going over this year for sure. I have a good shade garden ( I thought...). Boy, so many plants to use. Exciting to see some of his in my garden. Thanks for bringing this to us, Jim.
My adult daughter exclaimed, "Mom are you gardening the woods???" I had already ordered some trillium grandiflorum from PD. Seems that I need to go back and pick up a few more woodland items. This video had so many great ideas. Glad to learn that many of the plants are hardy in Zone 6b. Thanks again Jim and Tony!
Oh wow, this is a great video! There are so many different varieties of plants I never considered! Please take us on another visit to the shade garden.
wow! amazing video! I "inherited" a almost complete shade garden from the previous owner so I have been learning about shade plants. I thought that I had almost exhausted my research, but this video showed me so many more interesting shade plants!
So beautiful. What a lovely to spend the day. I have learned so much from viewing your channel. My go to when I need advice. You are a wealth of knowledge...priceless. What is your suggestion on how to rid crab grass growing up and between my Hydrangea Particula. The plant has been in the ground for 2 years. I tried to pull it up but this prove to be pointless 😪 as I am not getting to the root of the matter. What herbicide would you suggest. I thought of pull the Hydrangea up cleaning 🤔 out the area and then replanting. Help 🙏 please.
He doesn't like to use herbicide, he said so many times, but one that i was using at the end of summer gets the job done, the hummingbird vines was all over my garden, I will give you the name if you want to give a try
Great video! I’m a new subscriber and loving the content. Especially being in a similar growing zone and climate here in Zone 7b Mississippi we can grow the same things for the part. I love the episodes about plants people normally wouldn’t think would grow in our areas like agave and palms. I grow several species of cold hardy palms here in North Mississippi so couldn’t help but notice the beautiful palmettos in the video. I don’t think you have made one yet but would be really cool if you could make a video on cold hardy palms for our climates. I grow many of them here but would be a cool video!
Such a beautiful garden. Would love to visit some day. When you talk with the guy that does the stone work could you also discuss ground cover that works well around stepping stones in shade. Thanks so much!
Thank you, son beautiful... When do you germinates Hibiscus I will wait this vídeo. I have seed of Luna Hibiscus I'm going to try sow it but I don't know, I search ir, My zone is 6a. Bless
Now wait just a minute. Adult Ivy? This is fascinating. See a few on their website, would love to know what variety is next to the Cast Iron Plant and Yew at 15:00
The Carex and wild ginger and there are trilliums in your area as well. One issue with saying some of the native things are hardy is that you have different ones for the north than in the south.
Oh good. I have a narrow side yard in Colorado that is sloped, windy, shady, dry, rocky, compacted clay, and has a severe bindweed problem along with other weeds. 1. What's worse, Roundup or landscape fabric for bindweed? 2. How many layers of cardboard do I need? 3. Do I put potting mix between the cardboard and mulch? Will the cardboard and mulch slide down? 4. Will taprooted plants struggle, or punch through the layers? Thank you. Eventually, I'd like to fill it with asters, shooting stars, columbines, prairie and common violets, pansies, maybe alpine strawberries, etc.