Winter Bloomers!/Garden Style nw 

OMG! glad you are back! Thought you left us, now I know my garden will look good with your inspiration😃

Good to see you back on a regular basis

I'm so glad to see you back doing videos for us PNW gardeners! Great winter plant suggestions!

You mentioned most of my favorite plants too. If people plant a few of the plants you mention every time you bring up your favorite every month, by the end of the year they will have interest in their yard all year. Thank you! It's nice to have knowledge Gardeners in the Pacific North West.

There you are!!! I missed you!!! Your videos have always been so helpful to me I am so happy you are back! 🧡❤️💜💙💚 Liz from California

What a treat it is to get a second video from you within just a few days! Excellent suggestions, thank you very much.

I garden in the PNW and I appreciate all your videos. Thank you!

WANT! Also, I'm glad you're able to do these videos. Thank you for your work.

I live near Houston in Texas , but I just love the plants you highlight. Thanks so much.

Great to see you Debbie. Always enjoy your videos, thank you.

I'm in the NE and enjoy finding out about some of these plants that possibly grow here. Thank you.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge

Thank you. I always enjoy your segments.

One of my favorites to watch, although gardening in 7b in the South has a completely different set of challenges.

Thank you Debbie! 😊 Pacific gardening information is so much needed. ( by me) keep it coming.

Happy New Year! So glad you’re back… missed you! Being in Seattle, your content is so appreciated. All your winter suggestions are spot-on awesome. Especially the Charity. Love it!

Hello, so glad to see you back Debbie. Wishing you all the very best

Glad to see you again

Deer resistant bushes would be great. I have lots of hungry deer and I’m trying to fill the yard with things they don’t particularly like.

Beautiful plants Debbie!

It so good to see you again! Love the Camillias! Gorgeous!

Welcome back! I live in Coquitlam, British Columbia and value your expertise planting and growing , annuals, perennials, shrubs and fruit trees in our wet province 😂

Welcome back! Spring we are coming for you!

Hello 👋🏽 so happy to see you! It pays to have notifications.Can't wait for the seeding indoors segment ❤️

Great recommendations! TFS! I really wish the local home stores would get on board and make pansies available in Jan. Live in SE Pennsylvania.

Thank you Debbie I live Minnesota even though most plants you suggest are not hardy here I still appreciate and enjoy the beauty of those plants

Happy New Year Debbie. Pleased to see you back with us. Thank you for sharing those lovely shrubs. Hope you have a wonderful year and things go well for you. Love from England.

Thanks for the list. I garden in Oregon zone8

Enjoyed this!

Love your channel. So much good information & l love finding out about plants l didn't know , even though l am in Australia & they may not be available. Checking out that Viburnum. 🤩 Would love to see a video on weeping trees.

Happy New Year Debbie! So glad you are back. I am in Portland and I am glad to have a PNW RU-vid channel. Thank You. Also I am thinking about putting in Edgeworthia. I would love to hear about it from you.

Thank YOU!

Would love to see the trend for garden items this year. Also a tour of the garden center. Welcome back! 🌼🐝

Hi Debbie, once again you’ve inspired me to try something new in my garden !! Thank you !

Missed your videos and hope you are well...Happy New Year♥️

Than you for the video. I always enjoy learning about plants here in western Washington. I have two hellebores, one has been blooming for about a week & the the other is just starting to bloom. And my japonica has buds starting to be more visible. Looking forward to see that in bloom. I also have a dwarf forsythia in a container & it is full of buds and will blooming late winter. It's so good to see plants survive even the random ice storm we had a while ago. The violas came through just fine.

I have witch hazel Diane and it is red. I had to have it as it is my name! Blooming now!

That Charity mahonia 😍😍

Thank you

Nice 👍

Feliz Año Nuevo y que bueno que hay Nuevo video. SALUDOS CORDIALES DESDE PUERTO RICO

Just discovered Garden Style. Lived in Washington all my life but never heard of Lakebay. We visit Sequim a lot. Will have to visit your nursery sometime. I will have to look for a Pink Dawn Viburnum up here near Redmond!

Love all those shrubs and looking forward to our first winter colour. Happy to see you back. Missed you.

So glad you’re back. Would you tell us the zones for these plants that you mentioned. I’m in a zone 6.

Hi Debbie, Im also zone 8a in Belgium enjoyed the plants you showed thx

Hi Debbie, I’m in zone 8a and my Edgeworthia aka Paperbush is amazing in winter.

Love your video’s Debbie. I love how you introduce such interesting varieties and give a detailed description. I live in southeastern Virginia and have growing in my garden, Lingonberry. which you introduced in one of your ground cover video’s a couple years back. I LOVE it ! Look forward to ALL your upcoming video’s 😊

Hi thanks for the great videos! I appreciate all the great plant information!😊💖🌸

SW Michigan here and you’ve showed me a couple of shrubs that I would love to add to my fragrance garden.❄️💚🙃

I'd love to hear about direct sowing seeds in the PNW. Perinnials, annuals, vegetables.

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I would love to see your plant recommendations for boggy wet areas of the garden. I live in zone 8b Eugene Oregon.

Looking forward to the starting seeds indoors videos! Ill be doing that soon!

Welcome back! It’s so nice to see your smiling face bringing sunshine to these dreary and wet days in California. Q: can I plant my camilla that is blooming right now? It is still in its pot that I bought last year. I just couldn’t decide on the best place to plant it in my yard.

Debbie, I love watching your channel! You are an excellent teacher. I’m curious if my daughter in zone 7, Asheville, NC, can grow the winter buttercup? Im still trying to figure out the zones!

I’m so excited for the seed planting❤ What do I feed my hellebores?

The Mahonia media “Charity” is unfortunately not native and comes from Asia. There are 3 native mahonias the PNW Mahonia aquifolium (oregon grape), Mahonia nervosa (dull oregon grape) and Mahonia repens

Very nice ....on e question.. ..No matter the zone . Will someone please tell me the difference between zone " a " and " b"

Oh no, I wish I had watched this before I trimmed off what I thought were spent blooms 😞😞😞

Do you cut all the Hellebore’s leaves off now?

Wow, how tall is that pieris? I thought silver flame only got 5 feet tall, yours is gorgeous! Can you also tell me how old yours is? Thank you!

How abouy winter flowering jasmine?

I have tried winter hazel a few times with no success. Might you tell us what they like soil and light wise. I've put it in 3 different areas. Just like try to grow a native current ! I don't get it,lol

new to PNW. How in the world do you get rid of or at least manage salal?

most camellia arent very fast growing, beautiful sure! But not the fastest evergreens.

What is your Nursery called? I am in North Carolina

For some reason I can't hear you!

Does your nursery ship?