Weekly Garden Tour | Summer Perennials | Cottage Garden Flowers 

Your Secret garden looks AMAZING!! I like the way the path is meandering around. We can really see the flowers better. I like that so much!

Looks good Pam. I would love those cooler temps that you have at night. I like how your roads in the neighborhood seem to wind & meander around each property, going downhill & towards your lake. Homes sit in any direction on their properties & all the trees. So pretty. Reminds me of how we used to get to my grandparents cabin at Lake Jackson here in GA. We finally got some good rain yesterday & last night here in middle GA after having none for 5 weeks. My plants are doing a dance this morning. It’s been so hot & dry…very unusual for this time of year. Thanks for the tour. Lovely plants living their best❤

Beautiful natural looking garden, its the bees knees.

Hi Pam 😊 Looking forward to seeing your new garden plans. I laughed when you said, "yes, I have more gardens than I can take care of..." lol 😂 I literally said aloud, "same girlfriend " 😅 but I LOVE it! I love the entire creative process ❤ That must be our artists hearts manifesting 💕 Beautiful crepe myrtle! I think you can't go wrong in either of the areas you mentioned!

I've never had chickens before that make that obnoxious sound until the Leghorns I have now. They do it when they're hungry. Sounds like we'll be getting ANOTHER Crepe myrtle. 😁

Hello there dear flower patch lady, i love the little tool shed with his own little climbing plant,looks so lovely. Its so delightful im watching Tuesday 6.30pm so good morning and good evening to the chickens and little birds,.those crazy daisy s ,its like waiting for Christmas then suddenly they are blooming with beauty 😊. Your Japanese maple s hmmm,!very elegant. Oh pam foxglove s are another favourite i wish the time would slow down and we could see them longer. Oh Rachel, its tempting isn't it when you are a cat. My we have had lots of rain, also very humid..goodness me pam do be very careful with the heat wont you,,try and do the early and the late of morning and evening. I think those mosquitoes 🦟 are trying to get in on the film😊.getting close as they can.im excited to keep an eye on your back lane also.your garden s are so beautiful, the prettiest gardens ,.lovely birds ,you must be so proud to sit in your garden s watching and looking, listening with a good cup of tea .those grape poppies whow yes gorgeous. I have some repair jobs on the chickens house also..pam thankyou, perfect video, do take care.i will show my mum tomorrow when we visit her,xx😊

I want a white rose campion! I just have the traditional hot pink which I also love, but I've NEVER seen a white one! gorgeous

Your garden is looking awesome. I'm looking forward to seeing where you are going to plant the crepe myrtle. It is gorgeous. Great tour.

Beautiful gardens! Great job!

looks beautiful!!! thank you for sharing. be careful in the heat.

Beautiful colors.

Another lovely garden tour. I think the problem with your Hydrangea is called Witches Broom and is caused by a viral or fungal infection.

Lovely as always! i was excited to see your princess Alex of Kent rose. I was lucky enough to find one half off but it doesn’t have any blooms yet 😊

Well it’s another week into summer and the bugs, animals, mosquitoes, blights and fungus have arrived!🎉 We started out with returning rain after drought thanks to La Niña return, But it didn’t stop raining until now and thankfully we will miss the aftermath of hurricane rain. It’s so muggy and the heat is building. I know you are getting the heat shift by now. I don’t like heat and humidity with Clods of mosquitoes. With all that is going wrong right now I’d prefer the drought. Blight started on tomatoes and usually it’s the first week of August. I’ve never had problems growing robust tomatoes until now and wonder if we will even get enough to preserve. Harvested the garlic today and thankfully it didn’t rot. Pulled up the peas for chickens and now have blank slate to start fall crops. I hope that goes well. Garbed up with head net, long sleeves, spray and gloves and had to do gardening in several sessions as it was just too humid and I was drenched with all I was wearing. It’s miserable here! I got the copper sprayed on plants that are susceptible to rust/fungus. Hope I can stave it off to get a harvest and enjoy the flowers. That’s another thing-can’t sit outside to look, I have to take pictures as there are clouds of mosquitoes-it’s hideous. We have two zappers going 24/7 and need to clean them daily as they are covered in dead mosquitoes. We do treat and cover the rain tanks, but will be draining them tomorrow. It’s already dry-the sand is a blessing and a curse. Animals: I should have known what was about to happen as I read comments from channels and could tell we were going to have invaders soon. We’ve had a coon kill a rooster earlier and now the possum are digging under fences and the deer tasted anything it could reach over a lower fence. I knew some things were too close to edge and sure enough they nipped at many plants-hydrangeas, service berry, sunflowers and mock orange. And my north garden has fence but no poultry netting and small rabbits squeeze through and nipped dry beans. The J beetles are few so far, the vine borers were Huge and I’m contending with a second round of potatoes beetles that had a good head start because I couldn’t get outside either because of rain or mosquitoes. And I spotted a gopher 🤯 Had a few wins along the way, but the spring high has faded and hoping for a better fall harvest or any harvest 😨. Never had rust on hollyhocks and I started peach parfait and night watchman and now realizing I may have to pull them all and get rust resistant variety or start an early regimen of spraying before it arrives. So I watch others able to enjoy their gardens. It’s like winter being stuck inside. Your flowers are really filling in and I think how mosquitoes would love to hide in all that vegetation.😂. That larkspur was neon 🤩! The mosquitoes are after heat anything dark or giving off co2. I have Lauren’s grape this year and it looks great with double feverfew. The breadseed poppies Lucille and Jimi’s Purple Haze are ok, but the bottom leaves are dreadful probably from rain. You hit on it-Garden for Stress Relief! And with current events as they are and just the fact I wait all winter and now I can’t enjoy it mainly because of mosquitoes. The rain has flooded animals away from waterways and now to my salad bar.😖😩. I’m getting bit inside the house. These things are impossible to deal with. Thanks for the tour, Keep cool.

Ooh i can't wait to see the new iris varieties! My order from suttons hasn't arrived yet.

Pam your garden is lovely, I really enjoy having my breakfast and watching your videos. The feverfew is so pretty. I am going to look for some at my local garden center. Did you buy it as a plant or grow it from seed? My sweet peas and morning glory are not doing too well this year either. I got a volunteer Mullen and it is yellow, so pretty I left it. I'm off to the garden center to see what they have today! Enjoy your day!

Love your cottage garden, all the time! been hoping for a video with your scepter'd isle rose blooming.. hope to see it :] I bought an Eden, princess Alexandra, Gertrude, scepter'd isle and you have all of those. Which of your roses do you believe to be a favorite? Thankyou much 😊

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What is the name of that daisy at 12:10 😍 Thanks for sharing 😉

I just ordered wire mesh bags due to voles and gophers. Argh.

💐🌸🪷🌷🌺 very nice ❤❤