Inspirational Summer Garden Tour at Spring Meadow Nursery 

I was so anxious for Jerry to get the bug off your back.

Jenny, I have to tell you this. Yesterday, my husband and I were running late, getting chores done before we had to be somewhere. I told him, “Move with purpose, like Jenny says.” He said, “Who?” 🤣🤣🤣

I feel very honored you brought us with you! What a spectacular, inspiring garden. Thank you Jenny, Liz and Dale ❤

I never cared about gardening or landscaping, but we just bought our first house and now I’m obsessed. Your channel has been such a help and inspiration! Thanks!

I can watch this garden again and again!

Morning GWC family!

Good morning Jenny and Jerry ,thank you again for this wonderful tour and yes Jenny I agree with you those hydrangeas are amazing . Every time you are at those Gardens I feel so privileged to have been taken through there with you!!!! Have a great day!

So so so so so many beautiful hydrangeas! The opening hydrangea hedge is a particular highlight. What stunning lush gardens.

Mr Deppe opened his garden to the local tour in June this year. I experienced Stehndal syndrome when I visited (look it up). One of my current obsessions is learning about mulch, and irrigation. I also experiment with summer sun shields. Perhaps you have delved into this is in earlier episodes. I'm old school, so I basically hand water with a hose. How many of your customers are like me? I'm willing to change my ways, but need education. People like me need guidance, (I have very sandy soil, wish I had installed more soil amendment upfront). I have lots of plants in borders, so installing irrigation sounds tricky, soakers would help but , I only get partial water bill discount on my outside water bill. Please talk about this when you can. I'm a fan, God Bless!😊

My goodness thats quite a garden! The mature trees and plethora of large shrubs and hydrangeas really make it a standout 😮

I have never seen so many hydrangeas in my life !! Loving it! Thank you bothfor this video ❤

Your gardens are gorgeous!!!! Your dress is beautiful too

There’s only one way to describe this garden, Magnificent! Thank you Jenny for Jerry for sharing your experience with us!❤

Beautiful!!! Enjoy the weather there 😉

These tours never get old. Thank you for sharing!

They so much enthusiasm. ❤❤❤

I’m so glad you were able to tour this garden. It’s fabulous. Gayle

Ya’ll are great! Such a treat to watch. This was beautiful. Thank you and God’s Grace.

Morning Jenny and Jerry! Great video. Thanks for showing us this incredible garden ❤️

Beautiful beautiful! I was sure relieved when the hitchhiker decided to go its own way! ☺️ Thanks again for the update on this lovely property ! 🇨🇦👏🌸

I always enjoy this tour that you share with all of us. It is beautiful and yes it is inspirational ❤️🥰 Thank you Jenny and Jerry!

Thank you for the tour of this beautiful property and teaching us how to use what we see here in our own garden plans.❤

Oh my Word! Thank both of you, and PW for allowing us to tour these beautiful gardens.

So beautiful, you are such a inspiration, and have so much knowledge.

This has been one of my favorite tours!

The tree is definitely some kind of buckeye variety. The walkthrough was glorious and inspiring. Thank you

Gorgeous gardens !

Jenny the gardens there are also stunning. Good morning Jenny,Jerry and all.

Thank you for sharing this beautiful garden with us. ❤

My Lord!!!😮 that is just delightful what a beautiful hydrangeas❤

Hi Jenny: Lost my first message this morning but wanted to respond to your tour at Spring Meadow Nursery. What glorious Gardens at Spring Meadows. I feel privileged to be one of your viewers and supporters. Just loved the sarata hydrangea that can tolerate more sun than most. Also, the wine craft gold smoke bush & honeysuckle eucalyptus climbers are outstanding, Exciting that breeders are coming out with roses that rebloom & that are highly disease resistant. Your encouragement is appreciated and comments smart to keep studying designs at local botanical gardens. Sometimes you can have a design in mind but can hit a stony area upon installation & all is changed. No worries though,because as designers we can always come up with new & even more interesting plans for the garden. Have a great afternoon!

Thank you Jenny and Jerry. 🌺💚🙃

The gardens are just beautiful a lot of hard work

The gardens are absolutely gorgeous!! If they ever open them to the public, I'd be there in a hot minute!!! It could be by tour so we wouldn't tiptoe into the beds by the thousands!! Plus I love your dress AND practical footwear, Jenny! Thank you for another great video!

Thank you!!! I have taken some notes!! Dry shade!!! I need suggestions zone 6B/7A. Humidity is crazy though.

All the hydrangeas are looking stunning.

Great vid, love the dress, thank you Jenny.

Beautiful thank you so much bringing us with you!!

This garden is stunning! Thanks for sharing it with us!

Jenny, another exceptional vedio. Great beauty, information & inspiration. Thank you so much.

I love love love seeing the gardens they are beautiful

I live in Kalamazoo, Michigan…..Grand Haven is spectacular this time of year. Spring Meadows, stunning 🤩 and Holy Hydrangeas! 😃

Great! really beautiful garden

Wow. Amazing hydrangeas!!!!

This is spectacular. Unreal beautiful.

I was inspired by this gorgeous garden from one of your previous trips. I planted Incrediball and Blush windowpane w/ Ruby and Garnetta in feont.

I put in a Limelight Prime in a north facing bed about 1 month ago. No sign of buds at planting, it's in full bloom right now at the end of July. I'm in Minnesota zone 4b/5.

I always love when you film at their gardens--they are absolutely stunning! It was heaven seeing all the hydrangeas in bloom. I think I have a lot of hydrangeas and then I see places like this and it makes me want even more. My yard is pretty full, but I always seem to manage to squeeze in one more hydrangea somewhere. LOL. Maybe in the future when you visit you can do a video concentrating more on showing mature sizes of their plants that are on the market. I watch several gardening channels and 99% of them are either young gardens or showing plants still in/recently planted from their nursery containers. You can read me the plant tag but I find it so much more useful to actually see a mature specimen. The gardening layout videos are nice, but personally not that interesting to me . But, that is just because (1) I have basically no space left in my garden; and (2) I don't like formal garden layouts in my personal garden--cottage garden all the way 🙂

These r spectacular, goals for my hydrangea. Your dress is beautiful as well.

Beautiful garden. Thanks for sharing it with us.

❤Hi Jenny, I'm in Southern Michigan zone 6A, I've had a hydrangea in my back yard I got as a baby about 7/8 years ago, at that time I was clueless about it. It's huge and beautiful 😮. No idea what kind, is there a way to find out specifically? This year I made my first garden and now have 6 more all different and can't wait til they take off!! This video made my morning! Thanks and I love how pretty you are here too in your flowing blue 👗 dress!! Ty for your content!! Ps.I cannot get my reblooming blue and a pink to flower again, any tips?❤

Just Beautiful

Those hedges of Incrediball Hydrangeas with Butterfly bushes in front of them! I love it!

So so beautiful

Stunning

Thank you!! I took so many screenshots for reference!!

For anyone visiting utah, there is a great garden called Thanksgiving point that is located in Lehi. It is about halfway between the Salt Lake City and Provo airports so about 25 to 30 minutes either way. I believe there is a small entrance fee but well worth it!

Jenny, who are/ or were only 33 minutes drive from me while you and Jerry visited Spring Meadows in Grandhaven, MI. Hope to meet you one day. Take care friend ❤❤

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!

Those gardens are beautiful! Spring Meadow Nursery needs to use my yard as a trial garden. I live on the southeastern NC coast about a mile from the ocean. I CANNOT grow PW roses. I have tried at least six different varieties in six different areas of my yard. They always decline and start to die. I dug up At Last roses and put them in containers. They made a comeback. I replanted them in the ground. In two weeks those great little comeback roses looked terrible! So I gave up and only have two At Last roses in containers.

I love these tours❤

I have some sort of old limelight hydrangea planted too close to the house so I have to keep shortening it every so often to keep from growing into the gable and lifting the roof. bit of a pain but they come back fuller and fluffier next summer. I was happy with it until I saw your tour but now, I have plant envy.. this is normal for me and your videos. keep it up, please. thanks

How gorgeous.

Hey Jenny. You look so wonderful out there. ❤ What kind of edging is on those beds? They look so tidy. Saving this video!

Gorgeous hydrangeas 😍

Wonderful!👏🏼❤️

That huge shrub/tree covered in bees (where you stood to show size) is a bottle brush buckeye.

Welcome to west Michigan!

Hydrangea heaven!!

Jenny, the tree at 31:47, I believe it is a bottlebrush buckeye.

Wow..., I just love this video.

Surely an inspirational tour! Any luck developing a rose that Japanese beetles don't like?🤔

I have a lot of something’s growing on my mature trees too ! Poison ivy 😱🌺💚🙃

I would luv to see the Kintzley’s Ghost in person , I bet it’s beautiful ❤

Question: Why do my reblooming lilies, never rebloom? They are in full sun, seem happy, bloom beautiful first time, but I never get a second/fall/ continuous bloom on any of them. ( I have several varieties.) It's so strange!

Wish you wld have spend more time talking about everything in beds what scrubs what other flowers. After 3,4,5 hydrangea I heard enough about hydrangeas. Really wanted to understand how the total look was achieved. Maybe PW told you push hydrangea?

I was wondering about the climbing hydrangeas. I asked this before and you answered and said in this video that it wouldn't hurt the tree. But I came up with another question. Since you wouldn't be able to see the health of tree what happens if the tree starts to die, would the limbs die off and the climbing hydrangea keep the rest up or would the whole thing end up falling?

It’s a giant bottle brush buckeye!

I'm jealous of Michigan hydrangeas. Mine here in Alabama are very unhappy right now 😭😭😭😭

Jenny, please tell me what hydrangea I can plant that will be pink or red in color. I live in 7b and everything turns blue or purple. Surely there are some hydrangeas that are supposed to be pink or red with no stipulations. Thank you so much!

Hi 👋 Jenny

WHAT?!!!!! You were only about 2 hours from THIS Michigan Girl!!!!

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Curious - who won the pink auger?

Looks like Jenny had a passenger? 🤭🌺💚🙃

What do u put on them for black spots .

What are the devices used here to separate the borders in mulch and grass?

Jenny do you know the name of the tree @35:17 toʻ your right

Does R & D stand for “Research & Design?”

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Um can you please get that bug off of Jenny.

No that these gardens aren't beautiful, but this is way too many hydrangeas for me. I know plenty of people will disagree, but it's too one note. They produce so many different shrubs. Where are they?

Why have a garden if people can't come see it😒😫

I wish those Hydrangeas lime light and incrediball were released here in Australia!! You guys in the USA are so lucky and spoiled for choice. 😍🫶👍❤️🇦🇺