Garden walk, A Simple Joy 🌿Let me show you around! 

The alliums give the garden a magical quality.

I was admiring how beautiful your birdbath looked in your garden just as you said you didn’t like it. 😂

Hooray!🎉🎉🎉

Absolutely gorgeous Roxana 🍃🌸🍃

I love the quiet meditative atmosphere of this garden space. Everything looks so beautiful.

The garden pathway is looking lovely. Danielle of NorthLawn Flower Farm used yogurt to age concrete stepping stones. She painted it on.

God has blessed you with His lovely playground of plants and nature. There is concrete paint that you can get in any color for bird bath. I paint mine with oil based paint for durability.

This area is looking really beautiful. Your coleus does not like sun. You can take them out now and pinch the top and plant the rooted part abd it will grow in a shaded area. You can just plant the top part with the scorched leaves in a pot ot in the ground and keep it watered and it will grow. Coleus is super easy to propagate and grow in shade. High bright sun they don't like. I love your garden🥰

Very. pretty !

Looks so peaceful and beautiful. The pathway with all the beautiful green and the purple alliums and the purple heuchera, those colors compliment each other so nicely. I think the purple clamatis must be meant to be.. 😊♥️

I can imagine the joy your neighbors feel when they look at this side of the garden.

I like what you’re doing in this space! Love the alliums and all the purple (dark chocolate).

The path is looking really lovely! So relaxing

Alliums really are amazing. I love love the big purple balls of joy. I wish they were in bloom all summer long. Just have to plant more purple things.😊 I'm really going to work hard on irrigation this year. I hate the amount of time I spend watering every day, and it's not even summer yet. I just have so many plants and shrubs. I keep getting more, and they need extra water until they are more established. It's not going to be easy, but in the end, I'm certain I'll be glad I took the time. Thank you for sharing🤗

Thanks for showing the grafted tomato😊! Very relaxing video and beautiful garden. Peace-

WAbout the boxwoods/ puppy peeing, you could prune them into topiaries, he'd probably leave them alone, just a thought😂

Two things, I saw Linda Vateur I am not sure how to spell her name but she loves cement planters but hates that stark whitish color too. She takes dirt and rubs the surface and even adds moss sometimes. It is cool and not super clean looking but it makes them look old. Ok the second thing, there is a glue you can spray on your gravel or mulch. It really works on pea gravel to lock it together and it will not move. You might like that. It is a little pricey but might be worth it. You can get that kind of product t big box stores or online. I love your garden and the aliums oh my they are awesome!

Your yard always looks lovely. It is obvious the sweat and love that you put into it. 🌹🐝💐

You will love your irrigation system and so will your wallet as it saves on water. I am so jealous, I’ve had a lot of health problems this spring and my Garden and yard is suffering. I will continue to live through your work

I a, living vicariously through your alliums! Too warm here in south texas for them

I love your garden it's so beautiful and peaceful ..

Your lil path brings me so much joy too! Thank you for sharing XOX

Super Nice!

Everything looks beautiful. All the hard work you’ve done over the years surely paid off. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Looks gorgeous, particularly the purple and green shades together. I chuckled at the lovely symmetry of your dog in his peeing spots. He's got a design eye too! Although not so good if you are the boxwood. Could you put sacrificial pots in front of the damaged parts? Or would it ruin the look? Or would he just move to where there was a plant? Better than feeding him with something highly unnatural sounding though.

Tu planta muy hermosa, me gustó, gracias por compartir chica 😍.

Your garden is beautiful!

I planted alliums for the first time last fall, and all I can say is , "what took me so long". They were stunning. I put them in the bed with my oriental poppies which are bright orange. The color combo was very nice. Yours are beautiful also.

Put a wooden small board in front of the two boxwoods . So when you dog pees it will hit the wood.👍🇨🇦

The DIY garden sphere is a great idea. I'll definitely try it out. Also adding some solar string lights to the hoops would look gorgeous at night .

Magical garden:) Thank you for sharing. Just a note: your beautiful birdbath will develop a lovely patina over time. ❤

Beautiful 🌺🌼🌷🐝

Another quick note. I have successfully divided my Rozanne Geraniums and I have a video up on how I do it. They fill back in very fast.

It is breathtaking. Alliums are so pretty and stand so tall. Are they from Johnny’s?? thank you for sharing your beautiful garden

Those gladiators alliums are so gorgeous!. I don’t know why mine don’t bloom . I get foliage and I get so happy but then it dies 😢. I like your birth bath just like it is. But of course it’s your garden and is so pretty 🤩.👏🏻

Lovely.

Great video beautiful garden I'm also in central Indiana zone 5 we could use some rain this week with our high temps 👍

I luv gladiator alliums my neighbors always ask about them!

Lovely garden!

That pathway would bring me so much joy also! So beautiful! Thanks for the tour.

Beautiful!

oh my goodness lady, that space is absolutely gorgeous and I love that path! Gardening is magical isn't it? I always think to myself, this is the closest to real magic we are ever going to get. Your garden is beautiful. Also, I caught your grafting video and it inspired me, so now I have a sungold cherry grafted to chocolate cherry and cherokee purple grafted to a mortgage lifter with an especially strong and healthy rootstock. Also, I wanted to add to be careful with that rose, alot of roses these days are grafted to rootstock called Dr Huey's, an ugly red rose with no smell and gangly branches that try to climb. I bought beautiful roses once and planted them out too late. The beautiful roses died but I thought came back the next year waited a long time for a bloom and it was Dr Huey, ugh. That rose is not only ugly but invasive. Anyway, Lovely garden and I enjoy your vids, thanks for sharing!

Your garden is sooooo beautiful

The Garden is looking gorgeous!! I am not sure if anyone mentioned but I saw Hardy Geraniums in the 2.5-quart pots at lowes. They aren't the Roxann variety though think that they are part of the 2/$10 sale.

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wow I love it , congrats you have a beautiful garden

It all looks so beautiful!

It looks absolutely beautiful!

I love the way you planted your alliums. I planted mine in groups of 5-7 but much prefer the random planting you did. Plus, easier to camouflage the dying foliage. Going to try gladioli in pots with good support next year!

The pathway so peaceful..The bird bath love the color..I don't think you need to change the color..Love it the way.

Hi Roxanne. Your garden is looking lovely and lush! I am in zone 8a and also had to wait out some things I thought were dead. My patience paid off on many plants, but not all. But I was happy for whatever they gave me! As for the box wood pee zone, is a water faucet near so you could just spray the shrub down? Our dear pups give us challenges,don’t they! 🍃🍃🍃

This view and path and plants! So gorgeous Roxana!

Roxanna, what a joyful garden. ❤ It is absolutely gorgeous. I enjoy your videos tremendously and learn from you. My garden brings such joy. Have a lovely day!

Everything looks amazing!

Looking beautiful! Use a concrete stain on the fountain. Paint will eventually peel.

Lovely! I can feel the joy. 😊

I have a bird bath and I painted it w/cement paint especially made for that purpose. They have them at Michaels Hobby Lobby & Walmart, etc. Very lush, pretty garden.

It looks beautiful love the alliums. 🌼🐝

Absolutely beautiful and so inspiring!

Try to put a few stones in front of the boxwoods. Even if the dog pees there, he will not be able to get close to the plant and will pee on the stones.

So very beautiful already, your path . Enjoy your beautiful garden. 😍🌻🌼🌸😍👏

Love you garden! Thanks for sharing :)

lovely tour!

I love the alliums! I planted a few around my yard and garden to see where they will like the best. I kept thinking maybe they need more sun, but you said yours are on the east side of your house? Maybe mine get too much sun. Their blooms last only a few days and then they look awful the rest of the season. And that pathway! Gorgeous! Did you line the sides to hold in the gravel?

Hare Krishna. So wonderful 🎉🎉🎉

Lovely. You have a great eye for plant placement. Everything looks so well put together.

Your garden is gorgeous! I did some glass last year in a container similar to yours and they did wonderfully! I think you’ll enjoy the color display you get when they are close together like that.

Hey Rosanna do you know where you got the trellises for the gladiolus. Your video are so relaxing… I watch them all to see what your up too. Lol. We live close in zones.. I’m in Louisville Ky. Garden looks great as always.

Use mulch glue on the stones to keep them in place.

I stain my birdbath...it works great and it does not chip like paint will.

Yes, you absolutely brought me joy. I also planted alliums bulbs this year. However, only one set is blooming now, the others are just coming up🤷🏾. I am in zone 7b and somehow the weather this year has been on the cooler side.

Please stain the bird bath and not replace it. I love the design ❤

WOW so warm and inviting and very well done. I'm really inspired by the way you did your trellis and arbors. I love your plant choices it's a lovely Garden if your coleus doesn't work out for you you might be interested in trying purple basil and it's going to come back every year for you

Laura at Garden Answer uses wood stain on concrete

brunnera are a great alternative to hostas, they also have pretty variegation and blooms!

Maybe a medium sized rock by your boxwoods would stop some of the yellowing or at least hide it.

Beautiful garden. And good videography. For the boxwood browning, you might try to place fence pieces around them, if you can squeeze them in. The urine will eventually kill the boxwoods. Then try to give your fur baby his own place to pee and train him. Hopefully that works for you. It’s worth it to share our gardens with our dogs, or rather share his their yards with us.

I’m in love with all my alliums this year too 🤩 Star of Persia (allium christophii) is especially pretty. And I can’t wait for the drumstick alliums to show up in summer. The pollinators are on them all day long. I always say “that’s it” but I know I’ll be adding more too 🙃

The alliums look amazing lining the path. I planted quite a few last year and absolutely love them!

You can absolutely paint bird bath or spray paint I have done it and works well your garden looks amazing!!

You should feel so proud!

Its gorgeous. Love your garden. Just wondering if you have a video when you installed the stepping stone?

You really created a nice side yard. I just planted alliums last year and they are just starting to get ready to bloom. I just got the rest of Botanical Interests Dahlias I grew from seed planted. It will be interesting to see the colors as I’ve never grown them before. Maybe a couple of statues in front of boxwoods would keep the pup from using them 😊 I have so many flower seeds to plant that I saved. I’m on the search for a counter top for garden shed. I know what you mean about wrong color of flowers. Geraniums that said violet are more fuchsia. I have a large property and a lot of wildlife and it can make design difficult when it’s so large and you have to be mindful of what needs fencing. I have one boxwood that I would like to propagate if I can find some time. I told you I covered that and Alberta Spruces and they are in the best shape they ever have been so burlap wrap is key for winter protection. We are Very cool today and I’m a bit nervous about the next 2 nights as tomorrow I’ve seen 42* and 39* and this morning we had 43*. I planted well over 50 tomatoes and peppers each and the cool weather tends to make plants look pale even the dahlias. I sure hope it doesn’t freeze. This weather is difficult to grow spring crops as they tend to bolt because it was 94* yesterday and now really cold. Thank you for the slow view of your garden so a person can really absorb the beauty. It was welcomed as my sister passed away a couple days ago after an illness and it’s been a difficult time. I made a planter for her a week ago from flowers I had grown. She wasn’t home when I wanted to take it to her and then it got cool out and I waited. I waited too long I guess as she never mentioned and nor did anyone else let me know she was in hospital. So I will have it as a memorial to her ❤.

I had given up on alliums as the gophers gobble them up. I had so many and they were such a great early flower for me. But seeing how gorgeous they look here makes me determined to give them another try. I am starting to use gopher cages for things I now know they will eat. All my roses I am planting in my rose alley are in cages. Have you thought of using those small edging fences that are only about a foot or two high on that corner of your boxwoods? It could keep your little boxer far enough away he couldn’t us those boxwoods for his lavatory and they can be quite decorative. Or maybe a nice sized stone? I spotted those heucheras, gorgeous color, I was just wondering how I would use the ones someone gave me in the same color. I grew a bunch of the shorter verbena bonariensis from seed this year to pop around as I love the taller ones in my garden.

Just lovely. A thought about the boxwoods... I have two dogs and you can't fight dog nature. So adapt. What about tropiary?

The garden is starting to wake up, looks very nice 👍🏻 Have you considered adding a privacy fence around the house? It surely would give your garden more definition and lots of privacy for all of you 😊 I have heard from many, including myself losing plants in their garden from this past winter ❄️ I guess you win some and lose some, doesn’t mean that we have to like it 😅

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Just beautiful! Do you have to use supports on your Hydrangeas? Mine always flop after a rain.

I absolutely love they way your alliums look. I planted some two years ago but they never came up...not sure why. 😕 I also love the color of your heuchera. Do you know the variety name?

Absolutely beautiful everything is looking gorgeous!! I lost my Forest Redbud Pansy that I purchased for our Anniversary last year but they sent me a replacement and so far so good. Wish me luck lol, any tips? Loving the allium mine are amazing 1st year with them. My Annabelle Hydrangea is loving life too 😊

Thanks so much for the video. Can you make your bird bath look rusty with water? I've seen water make cement look rusty. I don't know how it works, but it's worth considering.

Hi Roxanna do you have old footage show how you created your walkway with the pebbles? If not can you maybe walk us through it ? I’m making the same kind of paths with the flagstone & all.

What kind of allium? So beautiful!

You can definitely stain that birdbath. It would look great with a darker color.

Thanks for the video. Your gladiator allium ( GA) are so beautiful. I planted my GA in the fall , the foliage sprouted this Spring, and they produced blooms at less than 5 inches tall. None of them grew to the height of yours, now they’ve died back. I’m hoping next year they grow and bloom correctly. Was this your first year growing the GAs?

How did your steel raised beds fair over the winter? I’m in Ohio and would like to put some out with some hydrangea in them but do not want to have to worry about them over the winter and the freeze thaw cycles.

I absolutely adore your garden! I'm curious about your redbud. Google (lol) says forest pansy redbud will get to 20 ft tall and 25 ft wide. I know you said you prune it to keep the shape - is your pruning also to keep it small? It doesn't look like you have space there for it to get as big as it could. I'd love something like this in my yard but not at its full size. Are you really able to prune it to keep it smaller? How many times a year do you prune? How old is your redbud? Sorry for all the questions lol!! Thank you!

Where did you get the flagstone for your little path?

Where do you get your rocks?