Beautiful 🤩🤩

I understand your need for privacy but it’s not that easy to contact you, without being public myself 🤔

Thank you so very much for this wonderful video, it helped lift me as it seems to never stop raining in Leeds ❤. Just wonderful plants

That crow needs to shut it. I am trying to learn how to grow my cosmos here >:( how rude

Do I take it that you’ve planted the Lychnis about 6 inches from each other ? I too like a packed border

Thanks!!!

I’ve been gifted Foxglove from a master gardener. I will start them from seed, inside, this late winter.

Good morning from the USA 🇺🇸 I’m so glad that I found your channel

Should I wait until spring to do this with my plants?

What does vermiculite do ?

Dark end of seed goes in 1st ?

Hello

Love the rudbeckia best! What a shock of yellow. Next year I will try Rudbeckia Early Bird Gold.

Hello from the states. Very nice video. I’ve always planted my allium bulbs in the ground. I am going to try planting them in pots.

Thank you for showing us a beautiful garden in September ❤❤❤

Hello! Thanks for making the video, very helpful for a novice such as myself and I shall certainly be following your example come November. A quick question if you don't mind? Are the varieties you've planted on top 'permanent' or will they need to be removed for summer planting?

It seems like a little corner in Paradise😍😍😍

May i ask where the kniphofia ended up?

Greetings from Kentucky guys, your garden is looking so beautiful and healthy. I love to leave the finished seedpods of Echinacea to attract birds to my yard. The American Goldfinch birds love the seeds of my Echinacea. Take care and happy Autumn!

Hi - I've heard that salvia cuttings should be taken from side shoots; is this absolutely crucial? I don't know what type of salvia I have (given by a friend.)

Hello, another cracking video! I love your garden. You have those stipa seedlings in your borders. Do you leave them and transplant them from their positions now to new areas in the spring, or can you do it now?

Hi there, great video. I have a few questions if you have the time. Can you plant old corms instead of discarding them or no? also best time of year to do this? Still learning. thanks for the great content. 🙂

Beautiful September garden!

Great tour. I'm really liking the plants with the dark stems and foliage. I must add some of those plants to my own garden. Thanks for the tip about keeping Rudbeckias watered. I'd heard about this for Rhododendrons and Azaleas but didn't know about the Rudbeckias. Ben's tree is looking good and it's really grown. I remember you getting it. I've had a really busy week in my garden as the weather has been so nice. Hope you both have a lovely weekend and are able to do some gardening. The forecast isn't good but let's hope it's wrong. Take care. xxx

Thank your for sharing all your beautiful flowers❤ ❤❤❤❤

Paul, going to get sowing soon for next year. Once the seedlings are in the mini-greenhouse, how often should they be watered? Over watering just as bad as under watering.

Thank you so much for this amazing video! I need some advice: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). How can I transfer them to Binance?

Guys, I know it’s the wrong time of year to ask but did you do a Chelsea Chop on any of your perennials earlier this year? I have done in previous years but this year I just didn’t get round to it and things like my echinaceas, sedums, rudbeckias and asters have got a bit untidy and needed staking.

Still looking wonderful as ever even though some are going over. The yellow Rudbeckia, I know what you mean about it standing out as I have a small Gaillardia 'Arizona Sun' in a container keeps blooming and blooming stunning red/yellow/black colours. My Scabiosa Black Knight is still flowering and producing new buds. I'm going to save seeds and was going to offer some to you both for free but never know if they've been cross pollinated 🤔 Offer is there if you want, no issue if you don't 👍 Grasses are looking wonderful too, tried to get my father to like them but he said he will only ever have a lawn 😒 My Stipa Tenn is seeding everywhere 👀 The Miscanthus sinensis 'Kleine Silberspinne' I bought last month or so is turning into feathery plumes and looking gorgeous, I bought another 2 😎 1 was half price, might divide it and put it in the memorial garden at work. Thank you for giving us a tour update and hope you both enjoy your week and weekend, happy gardening! 😀👍

Thanks very much for yet another crackin' video. Your garden is looking as lovely as always despite the rotten Summer we've just had! Keep them coming! 🙂

Hi, I really enjoyed the tour, the garden still looks beautiful and lots of helpful info, thank you ❤

lol! My husband is allergic to stinging insects & these bulbs arrive today. I should have him watch this video……”if you’re looking for an amazing bee magnet🐝”…😂

So much still flowering! Love it ❤❤

I've got four pots of haks too, they are great! Love your zinnia/salvia red combo!

Ur so kind😊😊

Hi guys. I took some verbena cuttings, plus some heuchera cuttings yesterday to give to my sister. Is it necessary to put the ziplock bag over them? She said she was going to just leave them on her decking outside and then to her polytunnel when the weather gets colder. Would that be ok? (based in south east Ireland) Thanks.

Thanks Andrew, can I ask you if cuttings can be taken now (16th sept), can I also ask what other perennials can be propagated at in september (my perennials...echinacea, shasta daisies shrub roses). Iv just discovered your channel and I love the clean gentle informative delivery of your tutorials. Thanks and Im sharing your channel with my garden friends.

The orange flowering plant is tropical milkweed, it’s native to Central America as well as that monarch butterfly I saw in the video. I live in Ventura, California and we have both growing wild here. I’m not sure how they got there and I think some of those succulents would do just fine without watering there based on the fact that Aeonium is from there.

Hi there, my stipa tenuissima is flopping since the beginning of Summer..can I cut It back now in September? Thanks

This was a great video. Thank you! As a relatively new gardener who usually just buys plants at the nursery, I have two questions about the process of cultivating by cuttings. What do I do with the cuttings once they are put in the soil and in the water ? Where do we put them - inside or outside? At what point do I plant the in the garden? Many thanks.

Great information which I can now use. Many thanks.

❤❤❤❤ Amazing!🎉🎉🎉🎉

We've been seeing a lot of that big persicaria this year in gardens here.... we're deciding if we have the space for it. ...because it's really pretty. Thanks for sharing, guys!

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That's a big Diascia Paul. You're right, the flowers do look like they're sticking their tongue out. I've grown a red one this year and last year's orange one survived the winter. They're both in pots. I didn't know they were perennials so I'll put them somewhere sheltered now that the weather's turning. I always thought they were annuals. Awful day here today as it's blowing a gale and very showery. Take care. xxx

Thanks, Paul! Btw, how is your new shade border doing? I am trying to plan a new shade border

Love long flowering plants and even though those look lovely, way too big for my yard space. Salvia Roman Red is looking nice and healthy, take care 😀👍

A different type of Persicaria, I'm learning so much from you. Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏

This diascia looks great ! Glad you had some nice weather :)

I grow Diascia personata which flowers for months and months, but your Emma looks more vibrant!