Love the view at 30.58 like vacation island💌🏝

What are those gloves you used to put the jars in the canner? Looks delicious!

I would have crashed that garden party, had I known 😂 I'd buy 3 jars of your Jalapeño Pepper Jellies!!! ❤ May be e-z for you to make, but I wouldn't do 🙃 Liked watching though! I'd have to wear gloves and a space suit 🤣 No matter how hard at being a perfectionist, it doesn't turn out that way! 🤪 Setting jar in boiling water reminds me of when my Mama taught be her old fashioned way of sterilizing glass baby bottles. Omg Heather, I'm glad I had friends who had their babies during that time, to bring me up to date, and that was 41 yrs ago. YIKES .. that sounds crazy in itself!!! I'd definitely use on appetizer/charcuterie delights!! 🥂 My Mama, on everything and my son, I know he'd eat it, straight out of the jar 🥄😁 Love hugs and blessings girl. Thanks! ❤

Great video! Yummmmmmmm!

Thank you for this demo, and all your videos. Have you tried a canning funnel to fill your jars? I bought a collapsible silicone one that worked great for refrigerator pickles.

I see this video is a couple years old. How did this work out for you?

I also have trouble getting butterfly bush to return, the third year they die, but I’m trying again.

This is just a suggestion I would like to make cos the outcome is self tested and found to be 100% sucess. Whenever you're out in your Garden, ALWAYS be totally barefoot because our soles love and deserve that freedom. They love to feel various textures of soil between their toes. Apart from n it's very healthy to be barefoot outside. Take for example two plants, one grown inside a pot and tge other grown in Nature. However much you water and use fertilizer, it never looks as healthy as the latter. This is simply because the roots have a limited space to stread and the Nurishment too is the same. The soles of our feet are like the roots of a tree.When you're not barefoot that natural process is obstructed. Our soles are designs to absorb things which are essential to lead a healthy lifestyle. However, use of footwear deprives this process. Apart from that there are a large number of Sensors / Nerve endings on the soles of our feet, which connects from head to toe. When we walk on Sand, Gravel and Tiny Stones /Pebbles,our entire body gets stimulated through these sensors. Once again Footwear deprives this natural process. So, go barefoot always for good health and happy feet and soles.

Beautiful garden!

Beautiful garrden, annoying dog.

❤Thankyou for a wonderful tour of your garden❤

Hi Heather

Love your patio area. It's so colorful and varied. I wonder how you deal with the burrowing animals. I have a chipmunk problem. Whenever I add a new perennial, invariably I find a chipmunk hole going right under the plant. I don't know how to deal with that.

Had to subscribe so gorgeous ❤

Stunning

Beautiful! We're big sedum fans here, too :)

What a beautiful garden ! I need more see through plants for my sloped bed at the head of my driveway . I love the whimsical verbena b.. any other see through varieties for zone 6 ? I’m in N . Carolina .. I think that’s my zone 😂

Beautiful garden tour! Do you have to dig and store your canvas? What zone are you?

If you like orange flowers, try the 'pretoria' canna. It has pretty variegated foliage.

Absolutely lovely patio garden. So much inspiration. Watched a second time to make a list of plants to consider for my gardens.

Awesome!!🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

What zone are you in?

What a beautiful garden you are Awesome!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Lol im scared to do anything in the front because im not great at this yet, so I think I would embarrass myself. Maybe one day ....

I understand that once a mangave blooms, the plant will die.

nicest, most swoon-worthy garden I have ever seen!

It's all so beautiful! This year, I grew a white thunbergia with that dark purple center in a similar teepee. I planted mona lavender plectranthus at the base. This plectranthus is so easy to propagate. The back side of its leaves ha s the same black purple color as the thunbergia. For the trailer, I used creeping jenny that drapes around the whole pot.

LOVED the video! First time watching you. I will be watching again

Could you please tell me what zone you live in?

It's so funny how KZbin recommends videos. I also expanded my left side yard garden this year. My neighbors, too (I pray), love the garden as well. Unfortunately, I deal with an HOA. This makes things tricky😢

Your garden is SO BEAUTIFUL!!! Excellent plant combinations and so inspiring 😍

Love your garden! It is very inspiring, I'm taking lots of notes! I have a corner lot in zone 6, and I'm trying to find plants that can screen the big ugly electrical boxes in my yard, but that are also able to tolerate dog pee....

Cousin It is spectacular! I’m definitely going to borrow the TeePee idea and now I know why mine has stopped flowering - excessive heat in my area. The Angel’s Trumpet looks healthy despite something snacking on it. Hope it flowers for you soon. Mine has flower pods which will open any day now. I look forward all year to it blooming. 😊

Just saw your video and like your approach about DA roses. I have a lot of DA roses, and I find some are better suited in my humid 9A zone than others. I also have James Galway, which started out very promising but struggling at the moment. He was planted at a place where a former climber was, and I was wondering if he is suffering from Rose Replant Disease. Have you heard of this. Have you planted another rose plant at the same spot where a former rose plant was dug up and found the new plant struggling to grow? They call this Rose Replant Disease.

So beautiful!

Thanks for sharing

So beautiful, Heather!! Love the combo of the hibiscus and rudbeckia - I'll have to copy that idea. What's the name of the PW dahlia that you mentioned towards the end of your video? So pretty!

Didn't get the name of your yellow rudbekia variety?

Absolutly Stunning, Heather!💫❤ Girls got "it" going on! Would be quite hard remembering all the names. Yes, Cannas don't require much water, a pleasant surprise and quite welcoming. Love your Banana Tree 🙌 What a grand Statement she provides! Nice fountain 😊 Cousin It 😄 gotta luv it. Container succulents are a love of mine, as well. Wonderful on your Mangave!💜! Wow, the color on that Dahlia. You've achieved your Professional Gardening, Landscaping Award. Cheers To You, sweetie! 🥂🥰 Now, if the neighbor would only give the dogs and All, a dang break, and let them, Inside 🤪

Just all so pretty! Your hard work shows. For the future, would you please consider panning out when doing a video so we can see the space from afar? I appreciate, very much, the detailed close ups but seeing the space as a whole would be so great too. Thank you for sharing with us!

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Lovely!

Awesome garden ❣️everything is so beautiful, love your garden design🌸

So pretty ❤

Beautiful garden, enjoyed seeing the combination of plant choices. I was reading up on the Sting arb, says deer resistant but the deer like it for fall rutting, so needs protection during the fall.

I've never heard of this tree. I'm up in northern Wisconsin, zone 4a, which is way too cold for Japanese maples. This might be an option, IF I could possibly find one. It sure is beautiful.

I want to get in there with the loppers, and cut off that height to the left up there, but I'm afraid of heights 😂 so whats a girl too do!?! Great video for all to see, and yes, always step back to view! You're a great maintainer in all you do, in your lovely landscaping, my friend. Enjoy your weekend, hugs and love! 🙌🥰

Beautiful ❤

Very nice garden! Is that an arborvitae behind your bird bath? Do you know the variety? Thanks

It's easy to enjoy a beautiful garden but nobody appreciates the hard work. It's a lot of hard work.