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I'd love to hear your ideas and suggestions for my garden space. Share below! 🌷

I LOVE the secret garden idea!! Can't wait to see what you come up with and I can't wait to see some more green witch content! 🌼🌱🌿🌻🌷🌹🪴

In the South, in the shade, plant hostas 👍🏻

So nice to see the younger generation bringing back old properties to their former glory. I'm smiling, listening to you brimming with ideas for this home. I've gone further.... afternoon tea on the porch among your potted plants and overflowing hanging baskets

Yeah, garden planning is fun! I decided to start an urban cut flower farm in my back yard this year. You have room to do some wonderful things. All I will say is work with the plants that are there if you can, but pull them if they don’t fit your vision. It’s a permission people often don’t give themselves when moving into a new space. I usually thank the plants for their service. There are many content creators on RU-vid (general gardeners and flower farmers) in or near your zone. Consider-to save $$$-starting your annual cut flowers from seed and plan for flowering/ texture/ color perennials as bare root or small size. Oh, and there is a dwarf runner bean with edible flowers/pods (Renee’s Garden) that works well in hanging baskets, gives you food and feeds hummingbirds on their urban travels.

Looks great. Be careful with wisteria, it can be extremely invasive if not controlled. Spend time watching the sun patterns in your growing area (in all seasons as it changes). Pots are good as you can move them to sunny areas as needed.

I put a fence with a door around anything hideous like ac and power units. Give enough space inside so a repairman can work inside! The trick is ornate and opulence in the front, where visitors come in! An herb garden close to the kitchen, and food gardens in the back, where company never goes! I hope this helps! Before you make any alterations to the house itself, check with historical associations. See if you are eligible. And find out who the original owners were! You can open the home to tours, or put plaques out and name the house! It will make a very good branding tool, if you decide to sell products from home!

Here in Serbia, as well as many other central European countries, rosemary is used to decorate guests at weddings

Love the idea of Wisteria. Clematis is another pretty vining flower. Butterfly bushes, veronica perennials, and coneflowers/echinaceas are great additions too to attract pollinators. I believe elderberry grows well in the south too, so you could grow some near your other berries for a nice immunity section.

What a wonderful space! So many cool niches where you can have different types of plants. The blueberries probably need a soil adjustment so do a pH test. They like acidic soil. Looks like a Bradford pear - maybe replace it with a fruit tree that does well in your area. Also, plants that are pollinators and produce seeds make your home inviting to butterflies and birds.

I already see the potential that every space has and I know you will do a wonderful work with them! 🌼 Your house is beautiful. And with your love and care I'm sure it can only get more magical as time goes by. In my house we have lots and lots of plants, and four trees. Growing plants is an adventure for sure. You will see how some plants will react depending on where you put them. Some of then even ask to be moved around until you find the perfect spot for them. It's quite a process, but it's worth it. I only noticed in recent years how my grandmother and my mom have always been green witches (and more like a hearth witch in the case of my mom). They both have always talked to the plants. They ask permission before they trim them and before they take anything from them. My grandmother specially sometimes walk around the garden and just talk to them. And because me and my sisters grow up with their example, I sometimes talk to bugs and greet plants when I'm walking somewhere 😂, as well as any and every animal I come across. It used to be something I was a little self-conscious about, but not anymore. The more you take care of plants the more you feel like it's the most natural and right thing to do. So don't worry if you find yourself talking to them. Lots of love from Chile ❤️

I didn't realize you were a Green Witch!! Beautiful garden btw! I consider myself a Green Witch. It makes my heart happy to watch my plants grow and on a daily basis I just watch them, like admire them ❤️ Ugh, it's so beautiful. Great to see your Green thumb! Enjoy!

What a lovely space! Should be fun watching it fill up with plants.

As soon as the video opened I was like " ahhhh that looks like Savannah~" and sure enough! How exciting for you. Love this.

I just discovered this video too late perhaps. I too live in an urban, old Southern house. My witchy yardening has been a fun journey.🧚🏼‍♀ I’m a native plant society member in my area. I recommend : 1) send your specific soil sample in for testing. You can plan your site by using EDIT (Ecosystem Dynamics Interpretive Tool), a part of USDA. It’s free!💲 🔬 2)While you’re building a stewardship program for your land & consulting with Savannah city codes, trim your trees first at the right time of year so they don’t fall on your new gardens. 3) Also consider native plants or permaculture practices to round out the overall plan for humans, livestock, plants & soil health.🐣 And as you’re surely well aware, don’t forget those land & house spirits need tending too! Blessings.🪴

How lovely would it be to be taken along while you update your garden!✨

The balcony place .....I'm not sure what falls under their but maybe think about putting a drain up there especially if you're watering up there. My grams had tons of plants on her deck and would water them for years and a few years back the wood started to warp and I can see that little separation from the wall and the floor in the back. Just be cautious. Wouldnt want you to do a Cleveland lol

Hosta. Hydrangea. And coral bells will do ok there. You have more shage then sun. Myself I would just fill in with hydrangea. They are stunning

Definitely keep Azalea, Jasmine, and camelia! Classic Southern flowerrs!

I'm not sure wisteria in a pot would work out. Wisteria is usually such a vigorous grower that it would outgrow any pot. Maybe a clematis? If there is a facebook gardening group for Savannah, maybe consider joining it. I did that in my new city and I get tons of inspiration and help from my fellow local gardeners. Also, visit your local independent garden center and ask a lot of questions when you shop. They will usually have people who are very knowledgeable. You have a beautiful space there and I'm really looking forward to your future videos! Take care.

At 7:15 in your video the whitish green plant is called Dusty Miller.

This is lovely! Congratulations on your new home and garden 🪴

New sub! I'm so happy I found your channel at just the right time; Spring is just beginning and the year is full of light and good energy and green witch possibilities! 💛🦋✨

Thanks for sharing! 💜

Virginia creeper is a great vining plant, no flowers. Shade plants are Hostas and so many more! Good luck, I'm happy I'm out of the city! I worked at Sunset Novelties for several years, had to go to Savannah for events and meetings. Love the port as area! Haven't seen the housing areas of downtown. Reminds me of Mobile, Alabama. My family is from Mobile. So much like Savannah. TFS and good luck with your ENDEAVORS

I suggest you get cactuses and suculents they’re really easy to take care of we love them here in Mexico. Also I think two beautiful climbing plants are Romeo and Juliet, they can be reproduced by water really easily and them planted. Really generous and easy plants as well ❤️ also I love the chickens idea 😍👏 I’m So exited for you !! Good Luck 🙏🏻❤️

Awe everything looks awesome! I can't wait to see it when you get it all done! Also, loving that you let us see all your adorable freckles today

Plants and gardening. My favorite! Grafting is fun, though challenging at times.

Not knowing what the previous owner planted is such a pain. It's one of the reasons that, when I started planting in our garden, I kept detailed records of exactly what I planted, where, complete with full diagrams of the yard and everything's location and expected future growth radius (when it came to the trees and the like). When we eventually sold the house, I included all those records with the home's more official records and documents when it got passed to the new owners, that way they wouldn't have to do any guessing. Far more people should do it, but unfortunately not a soul seems to!

Nice ideas and project,I will love follow the progress !

So excited for you! I loved watching this, because I live in Montana. It's still cold and snowy, such a delight to see the green, and SUN and warmth of your garden space!! Love the porch and the secret balcony. What fun you will have working on it!

Ohhh I love your house and yard it’s amazing

Aaaaaaah ✨🤩✨LOVE the secret 🤫 door 🚪 📚 to the secret garden 🪴 and so many awesome ideas. Celebrating your gorgeous home thank you for sharing with us 🥰

I am so excited for you! This is amazing:) I'd say pull out as much of that English Ivy as you can (it's terribly invasive in the US, and you can make soap by boil the leaves and allowing them to steep for ~30 minutes). I love wisteria, and there is a native variety that will probably love your secret garden! Happy planting and Green Blessings!

🌱💛🙏🏼👍🏼🌱😎Happy.Hardening🤗

Lovely ideas, I enjoyed seeing your space and look forward to see how it changes. I just moved into a smaller space 2 years ago and it’s giving me ideas as things begin to thaw here in Minnesota.

I'm looking forward to seeing how it all works out. I would suggest you make sure the mint is in a pot in the ground. do NOT let it grow free. it's one of htose plants that will take over a flower bed. When you said 'edible flowers' I thought 'pumpkins.' They like a lot of light. locally for where i am the double knock roses are very hardy and grow well, but they were developed in Pennsylvania.

Love your ideas! It is going to look fabulous! Beautiful green space in a beautiful city! Can’t wait to see the progress.

That pergola would be gorgeous with either moonflowers or confederate jasmine.

Instead of replacing the plastic shed, cover the outside with wooden slats. That way you don't have to rebuild and you're repurposing.

this sounds fun! Maybe some carrots and tomatoes or even growing some pickles will be doing great there in your veggie area. I also plan to grow some flowers and veggies this year in my garden here in germany but i still have to wait a bit until the nights are no longer below freezing temperatures - but spring is already felt everywhere :D I wish you all best for your garden ambitions and that you can have a successful harvest :D

Your porch is perfect for container gardening

This is already so lovely, I can only imagine the magic to come 🦋🐝🌸

This looks like its going to be so much fun and so beautiful! Thanks for sharing🌿🌺🌱🦋🌸🪴

Thanks for the Tour... You need to add some fairy lights for nighttime.

Beautiful ideas. Love how it circles around back to the porch. Going to look great. Clematis is also a beautiful vining flower that could go on the upstairs balcony. Wisteria is beautiful. My mom has it but the birds like to nest in it and have been pooping all over the porch 😆. Love the chicken coop idea and pond too.

I loved this video, can't wait to see the progress and realization of your projects (both the exterior and interior of your new home). It's really inspiring to me since I just bought a home myself and am in a similar process :-). Hugs from Belgium.

What great outdoor spaces you have to work with! Never grown anything in your zone, but pumpkins are a very attractive plant even without the gourds and native bees seem to like them. I have been able to train the vines to fit into some odd spaces. I have even let them cascade down from a raised bed. Definitely get the nasturtiums planted, as they are the most hobbity of flowers.

Beautiful home you have.

Great video scarlet,you have a lot more space than I thought and you can remove paving slabs etc to create more room.chickens are OK but can attract rats..I use to look after 12 ducks..🦆🐔blessings.

Love it! Congrats

Gardening tip: be very careful with which plants you actually plant on the ground, some plants are invasive. they reproduce themselves really fast and take over your garden. try to identify if you already have some of those. for example, you might like that ivy is invasive, because you might want your house covered with ivy. but some plants you might need to control and trim. if you have an invasive plant already, trying to remove if is going to be hard. but better start now than later! mint is invasive, so its best to keep it in a pot. try to plant bee friendly flowers + native wildlife!! first things first, clean up your garden. gather dead leaves. identify which plants you already have. your house and garden are beautiful. hope this helps

Your house is amazing 🙂

I loved living in Savannah when I went to SCAD there -- will you be doing a video on local pagan/witchcraft things regarding Savannah? I'm curious of areas and shops reflecting that for when I visit next!

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If you’re eating outside most of the year invest in a good sand gnat repellent

Wow, you look so beautiful 😁

Nice, I like it!

Plants and a garden home breathes easier

Spiders and bugs love vines

It's Important, a connection to nature, culture, & home. Ga. state flower, Cherokee Rose, wouldn't that make a love ly Flower Crown? The key to world peace, more flower crowns (they rule)! Chat Friday. The world is a little more interesting with Scarlet R. in it.

Cute overalls! May I ask where you got them?

Grapes?