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Beautiful HERBAL Gardens

So many questions. What do you all do for jobs to pay for all this? Its truly amazing what you've all done over the years 🙌

anyone do an "actually" count?

Service Berries.

You will need bird netting.

Companion planting! Recc the book, Roses Love Garlic.

Button Bushes are great to attract pollinators. Cephalanthus occidentalis. They are native, love moist areas and when they flower, it's amazing the pollinators that come.

You will notice over time one species will thrive one year, and next not so much. I recall one summer I could sit outside and hear four or five different Robins singing from different areas of the property. Also, remember to mow some areas for the Robins and others to forage.

You will notice over time one species will thrive one year, and next not so much. I recall one summer I could sit outside and hear four or five different Robins singing from different areas of the property. Also, remember to mow some areas for the Robins and others to forage.

Hahaha, the Phoebes always beat my dad to the punch, making nests under our balcony and mom would not ever allow him to clean them out till fall! 😅

Found Yarrow growing Forests, Mountain Areas, Four Seasons, Known as A Styptic, Wonderful Garden!

Great example of a slow talker.

Would love to see you try propagating the varieties that you have on your land. Especially by cuttings because that's something I would like to try my hand at

OMG I didn't even know this was even happening in Clay Co. This dude is committed. I live in GA. That is so unusual. Love it!

Thanks to alternative treatment & gluten free diet tips that cured my chronic Acid reflux symptoms & bad breath smell from stomach completely on Dr ohanon♥️

very nice, this has been inspiring. thanks

Very nice! Just a tip about your camera shots; facing the sun in the shots may be a cool effect but it is hard on the eyes and reduces detail of the plant. Cheers!

I am doing the same thing on my 2 acre property in got tired of the grass i wasnt plants and more nature around

Does your county have leaf mulch you can buy very cheaply? Bagged soil is tough for such a large space. Thanks for sharing!

Y only 1 of each?... More interest in design using multiples of a plant family near each other, than only 1 lonely plant here and there. Or is this a botanical type experiment? Planting edibles for humane consumption is most important as well as 4 the pollution. Ann, Florida

the green color is soo homey and lovely ❤, reminds me to Mitch and Cam’s house in the modern family

He sounds like an arrogant S.O.B!

It’s unfortunate how much lawyering is required to set up one of these communities.

You are choosing a whole variety of plants . I will be interested to see how they do.

Wow I can just imagine when the garden matures, it looks beautiful, thanks for sharing!!!

He could maybe use the pigs to turn the compost?

Unsolicited suggestion: one or two massive oak, maple, or other canopy trees south of these new beds to provide shade. Ooo also some paper birch for dappled shade. It would feel like a park ❤

For so many plants, it is said: First year sleeps, 2nd year creeps, 3rd year leaps. It’s so hard to wait, but you have planted tons and all will grow. you both have done so much to your property. All the hardscape and renovations, all the trees and plants…it will be beautiful and get more beautiful each year. Bravo.

I'm so excited to watch the progression of this new garden area. Beautiful selection of plants! You forgot to mention fragrance as another dimension of experiencing the garden (not a criticism). You have already included several plants that will delight your olfactory senses: peonies, roses, and the actaea. I grow the Itoh peony 'Bartzella'. Soft buttery yellow and a wonderful fragrance. Your editing, narration and quality of your videos are stellar! ♥♥♥ Thank you for the pleasure you both provide. I am a very early subscriber (when you only had a few hundred subscribers). I recommend your channel to anyone who loves to garden!.

When I’ve installed new beds and don’t have enough cardboard, I’ve resorted to using Red Rosin paper, in a double layer. It’s very economical.

You use so much compost its enough to justify by bulk. Much cheaper and easy to move around. If buy in bags.. just by the cheapest brand. You will not see any dufference.

My man does the edging too. I've accepted that some jobs just go faster with man strength.

Can't wait to see what it looks like in a few years!

My mom told me to buy more than one blueberry plant so they can pollinate each other. Is that true? Anyone?

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Love these ideas and process of installing beds.who needs a gym just install some garden beds.😂. Can't wait to see it all mature and fill in! Thanks for inviting us along.

Really enjoy watching this area take shape. Well done to both of you.

My Alba bleeding heart speeads all over my garden. It is lovely.

What is your favorite snacking blueberry? I'm wanting to get 1 but I don't know what breed to get? 😅 So, taking suggestions atm!

Her "Hug the cows?" Him "Hunt them?" ------ Dems vs Reps in a nutshell - neither can concieve of the others suggestion...

Your shared thoughts about plant and your design concepts is such a wonderful gift.

Beautiful progress. Thanks to you and a precious segment I found a native nursery and purchased a few native plants for my garden and pollinators. Thanks 🙏 🌷

Loving it all.......beautiful work Summer :)

I am using cardboard to get rid of poison ivy..

I am using cardboard to get rid of poison ivy..

Thank you, born & raised in Nyc i never learned this.

For in ground beds, I think deep edging every year is necessary. So if one has a lot of edge, a power edger like you have might be necessary.

Except for invasive species that displace and destroy ecosystems, I think eschewing all non natives is a bit silly especially around our very unnatural suburbs. I think your approach of giving emphasis to natives is the right balance, but not being strict purist. After all humans are the biggest invasive “non native” species (outside of the African continent I suppose) that does the most damage to ecosystems.

Amazing What variety of Ninebark is the large one?