Weekly Garden Tour - Entrance and Artists Garden - Flower Patch 

Oh my goodness, Pam, your Eden climbing rose is absolutely gorgeous, especially with that clematis trailing up alongside it. I never would’ve thought to pair the two, but it makes perfect sense. The colors blend together so nicely and the trellis will always have something blooming. Very well done it’s absolutely gorgeous!!! 💜🌸💜🌸💜Liz

Hello there dear flower lady xoh I dont know where to begin with a comment but your garden s are the best most sweetest lovely gardens I've seen,I just love all,always looking nice and natural, the colours lovely and changing is always interesting and like looking for the first time,,I have lots little not so good and almost part it plants that I'm sure should be discarded, but I am going to help them out znd report, give them a chance like you do.,loveing t he views all round in your gardens,,im sure Rachel must enjoy the beauty also.xx thankyou pam,love to you and your creatures from me and my garden girls 😊

Thankyou pam xxits delightful. I'm proud of you too.snd so many ideas for us also.xxi shall watch again xx😊

Good morning Pam!! Loving your coreopsis! So cheerful 😀 everything looks amazing. I'm sad you'll have fewer videos but sometimes you just can't pass on a great opportunity ❤

thank you for the tour! it was very beautiful. my garden does not look very well right now, we have not had much rain. thank you for sharing your garden with us. hope you have a great 4th.

Beautiful natural looking garden and great selection of plants, its a pollinators dream.

Hi Pam "thank you for the tour" lots of fun!

Beautiful tour Pam, I do love the colour of your deck completed, I can see the touch of blue in the colour and it works so lovely to showcase your planters. I have something eating my clematis. they grow so nice and then I look and they are hanging wilted and it looks like someone took a pair of scissors and just cut it. No eating of stems or roots. I think it might be a Vole. My verbascum is reblooming but it is shorter in stature which is good because the first flush is always so leggy and floppy. Have a great week!

Looking great Pam👍😎❤️ Congratulations on your new job!

Your garden is so lovely! Whimsical and enchanting. As gardeners we all face challenges particular to our location and climate. For me, zone 7 a/b it's red clay and high humidity. My verbena bonariensis and monarda get powdery mildew despite my best efforts. I gave up on hollyhocks because of the rust. I'm happy to see your laid back approach of just removing the leaves......our gardens don't have to be perfect!

I found out from the County master gardener what the volunteer "phlox looking" plant with GORGEOUS multi-color flowers was. Losing the blooms now but he said it was a wild Sweet William phlox. Makes sense since I broadcast sowed a wildflower mix last year. Soooo pretty.

Take a close up photo of the leaves and bloom of what you thought was Jasmina and ask the company that sent it which rose it is. Companies don't mind. I've done that before. Also, on something like that, it's easier for the company than a local master gardener to identify since the company only sells a certain number of varieties so it narrows down the possibilities.

The blanket flower are having a great year. They almost look fake. The coneflower started blooming in spots a few days ago and Mullien is done and wanted it to reseed. The hollyhocks got rust and think I will have to move them to wildflower garden if at all. Don’t know if they have a resistant variety, but think I will need it. I will try to spray with copper and read aspirin may help. I trimmed most of the leaves. It just won’t stop raining! Just since March we have had 31.19” not including winter and our avg annual is 37”. We are getting more tomorrow and it looks like most everyday next week. It’s crazy. Always by the 4th I expect a lot of fireworks in the flower dept. Astilbe, liatris, bee balm, daisies, roses, day lilies and then there are some new to me that are lagging. The Gomphrena-one is such a fluorescent purple it’s amazing color and hope they bush out as they are doing well, but ice plant, brown eyed Susan’s vine, sweet peas I don’t understand. I’ve tried all in different areas and Pftt, nothing to write home about. Sometimes that happens here and I think they need a longer growing season than I can offer. Some new roses are really surprising me and one looked near neon orange and yellow on a cloudy day. The scent on some is fantastic! And an odd thing I noticed today is a yellow with wine daylily looked washed out and I think it’s because of the rain. They are all so exciting when you’ve never grown them before. Lol, the toothache plant is starting also-it’s an odd bit of a thing and I just seen James Prigioni eat one-too funny. I haven’t been brave enough. I’m busy pruning to create air flow on everything and to prevent tree damage during storms. I trimmed salvia today and as I was looking at the Veronica I think I like them better. Your garden is really doing its thing also-beautiful! You still have Sweet Williams?! Our zones are similar but the flowers behave differently. I’m tuckered out as I tackled a bridal wreath that was overgrown by more than a decade today. It took most of the day and it looks so happy!

Spoken like a true plant lady regarding the raise😂

That big salvia came from a single 4-inch plant ? or multiple ones ?

Great video...as always! Question: How long can you leave lilies in pots in the ground? I have so many VOLES!!!

You are constantly looking to your right !!! Why? It's truly annoying 😢