It's almost time for the first frost of fall here in Tennessee. I figured this might be the last opportunity to see the 2024 garden as it is during the growing season. In the garden tour I talk about the plants, what did well, and provide some growing tips along the way.
Our garden consists of an ever growing number of perennials, annuals, shrubs and trees. There is a mix of native and non native plants in this blended garden.
00:00 Intro
00:25 The Road So Far in 2024
00:54 Russian Sage Update
01:33 Prairie Dropseed Update
02:32 Switchgrass Update
03:20 Echinacea
04:50 Echinacea seeds
05:11 Rudbeckia Black Eyed Susan
05:34 Echinacea 'Cheyenne Spirit'
06:07 Yellow Lantana
06:49 'Powis Castle' Artemisia
07:30 Tickseed - coreopsis
08:19 Coleus and Pineapple Sage Combo
08:57 'Little Henry' Itea Update
09:37 Catmint 'Walker's Low'
10:03 'Purple Homestead' Verbena
10:49 'Husker's Red' Penstemon
11:17 Sedum 'Autumn Joy'
11:55 Pink Muhly grass from the discount rack!
12:33 Clara Curtis mum - one of the best!
13:13 'Blue Arrow' Juniper
13:46 Sugar Maple
14:08 Our Little RIver Birch and protecting trees from deer
15:02 The "Shade Garden" - it needs some work
16:06 Makeshift potted bench and shelf area
16:41 Boxwood cuttings I misplaced and found
17:16 Yews from Cuttings Update
17:42 Summary of the year so far and Future Projects I have in mind!
Below are some of the videos about plants that are referenced in the garden tour.
'Little Henry' Itea (Virginia Sweetspire) Propagation
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Russian Sage Planting
Planting: [ Ссылка ]
Propagation: [ Ссылка ]
'Blue Arrow' Juniper (Why I chose it for our front garden)
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Things to Do Before the First Fall Frost (I mention the coleus and pineapple sage)
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Catmint Propagation
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Dividing Hostas
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