Love the garden - that Crepe Myrtle with the dark leaves is beautiful - I need that. What kind of trees are planted all along the fence? Maybe I missed Kate saying.

Look forward to Sunday’s garden tours!

Hiii Janie, if you ever come to FL the Orlando area let me know! I can invite you to my garden so you see the difference between a zone 9b California and a Zone 9b Florida! 🥰 I enjoy watching your videos!

Love the garden tours and seeing what each person does with what they have. Melissa had done a wonderful job. Intirgued by the driveway bag planters. Where do you get the soil and what do you do with it at the end of the season? The espalier apple is very cool. Did it come grafted or did her husband do it. I think they have one at Syracuse University called the Tree of Life.

Sweet, sweet garden! Very inspiring. 💚🤍

I love the smaller garden tours. This is a beautiful garden. ♥️ The endless summer hydrangeas are the blushing bride variety. I have a few in my garden. Love them!! I’m located in the PNW, north of Seattle, and they burn for me a little too last year when we had a few days up in the high 80’s.

Katie’s hydrangeas are absolutely amazing!!! Makes me so hopeful I can grow them too! Thank you Katie for sharing your gorgeous garden 🥰

The person who unintentionally prompted me to be a better gardener was over and I showed her my spiral wildflower bed. She said in a strange tone oh it’s so cute and tiny. I have grown every year since and so has my garden btw. Janey and Jason ( now) and Laura and Aaron videos are truly beautiful inspiration. Thank you all for validating my garden philosophy of growing veg to have the “right” to grow flowers. Cuz I need the pollinators riiight?! Oh I also learned that from Casey Lawrence garden farm. I think her husband is Jason too. Mine is Allen 😊Too cute. He accepted when I offered to drive him to the local nursery to pick ten plants for being a father and he accepted. Bummer it was closed. He said there’s always tomorrow!!😁

Katie your garden is gorgeous!

Love this garden, always enjoy these garden tours🧡🌻

Hi, I am hearing impaired. I love your voice and pattern of speech because it is easy to determine what you are saying. In the voiceover, because your lips are not moving, it is hard for me to tell what you are saying. Just something to think about when doing this. ❤

What a small world, I grew up in Shafter also. Love her garden, especially those hydrangeas!

Sweet lady, when it rains hard your beds will wash out from the runoff from your greenhouse. I would gutter my greenhouse or put some distance between the raised beds and greenhouse. Just a suggestion. Enjoyed the video.

Absolutely beautiful garden Katie❤

Love Katie’s garden 🌸 is she on IG?

Beautiful garden 😃 Parsley is a host plant for swallowtails in believe, as well as rue , dill and fennel 🦋

Janie, please thank your sweet friend Katie for allowing you to showcase her gorgeous garden. What a serene and lovely backyard they have.

Oh my, I love Katie's garden. She really has packed it full with glorious plants. Thank you Janey and Katie.

Had to watch this twice!

Love seeing this garden.

I was dying to see the sun room. 😋

It is the eastern black swallowtails that like parsley. They also like dill. Here in the west coast you might get an anise swallowtail on your parsley.

Outstanding!

Eastern Black Swallowtails like parsley & dill.

AH-MAZ-ING gardens! I’m overwhelmed thinking of how she takes care of all of these beds.

Katie’s garden is beautiful. Love the hydrangeas. Thanks Katie and Janey. Love and blessings ❤️❤️❤️

Wow, her garden is beautiful!! I have a very tiny backyard but I'm inspired to make it unique like she did:)

Wow! Inspiration galore. Loved the tour

Thank you for sharing Katie's beautiful garden! There is such a feeling of intimacy, even just watching from a video. I love how each area of her garden holds special memories. That is totally my gardening style. I could definitely feel her emotional connection to her environment, and how it feeds her soul. You did a great job of letting her meander and share the stories behind her garden, Janey! Your enthusiasm is so engaging and always draws people in, making your videos very personal!! P.S. I live in Modesto, but I was unable to make it to The Greenery yesterday. I can't wait to hear all about it! xo

Thanks for the ant/aphid info. I will put it to good use. I had thought the ants were eating the aphids. 😅

Love her garden!

What mulch does Katie use? I love that it’s all uniform in size (small).

Mexican food is my favorite. When we 1st moved arkansas from Calif. They didn't have 1 mexican restaurant here or no mexican food to cook in any grocery stores so moma ask the manager to start ordering mexican food, so he did so then we were able to make enchiladas, tacos, burritos an etc. We were so happy then. And then there was a small taco hut put in just down the street from us so i was able to go there a lot!!

Beautiful garden ❤. Swallow tail loves parsley. Thank you for sharing ❤.

😂 Proper Lifting 101

Verbena De La Mina have become a super favorite of mine. I’ve planted 5 at my parents’ as a border hedge and just planted 5 at my house. They’re a butterfly magnet, neat, and very drought tolerant. They bloom in the spring and if you trim them back a little after the blooms, you’ll get more in the summer. Also the California fuchsias are always a hit because again super drought tolerant, a ton of variety in the cultivars, they’re a summer/fall bloomer, and the scarlet red flower with the grey foliage is awesome!

I love my Deodor! It can get way more than 40' tall and lots wider than stated. They are beautiful. I'm in 9a here in TX so even after 3 years inground, I still water it especially during our hottest, driest months. Check out some of the Deodor removals on youtube channel called Guilty by Treeson so you understand what can go wrong if planted too close to buildings, power lines, pools, etc. Your tree baby is gotgeous!

I think it’s swallowtail that love dill and parsley?

She should teach us what she does with those hydrangeas, no matter what I do, they just don't do well for me. I am in hot and humid subtropical Florida.

Such a beautiful garden and a great landscape. Thanks for taking us with you today

Very inspiring. Wrote down some n̈ames to try. Wish you would have shown the long hanging window box things in the back and what was growing in them. ❤

I love verbena

What's the name of the trees ? I loved them❤

I loved this! Such an adorable garden!

Yay! I so needed to see this, zone 9 hot climate garden! I’ve been looking and looking for a tree that doesn’t have invasive roots and is still pretty and provides some shade. My backyard is like a desert and it’s blazing hot in the summer. Those lining the back fence are 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻. Thank you again, such a lovely garden!

Katie, you have done an absolutely wonderful garden beautiful to walk through and to know you were in a regular neighborhood with a regular size lot and look at all you have done!!

Great use of space! Very relaxing and beautiful!

I’m in 9b/10a Tampa Bay Area. I really want to try these but I’m scared lol

It's so pretty. Yes, Janey you can grow hydrangeas in California 9b. I have several macrophylla hydrangeas in filtered and full shade. I also have lime light hydrangeas. I need to find some Annabelle!

Thank you Janey and Katie! It inspires me to see your beautiful garden Katie! I'm in zone 9b So. Cal and I'm just becoming obsessed with gardening and changing my gravel yard to a garden. (I'm in a 55+ community and everyone has gravel yards - ugh!) Janey, other than no-till method do you have any recommendations for converting my yard?Slowly I am paying a handyman to pull out shrubs and replace gravel (6 in deep) with soil. It works but expensive. Janey, I hope the event at The Greenery was a success - sorry I couldn't come - I had the best time at the Park Winters Event! Thank you for the encouragement and inspiration!