Nice garden tour ! ! ! Thanks for sharing the beauty.

Nice ! !

Good for spine

Your garden is beautiful. I am also in So Cal Growing zone 9b and found this video so inspiring as I am embarking on a backyard edible landscape project. Do you plan on filming a more recent garden update?

전 so. Cal 사는 사람인데 hydrangnea 영상이 떠서 보게됐어요. 한국 진달래는 같은 azalea 지만 미국엔 똑같은 꽃이 없다고해요. 비슷한 핑크는 있는데 같은 핑크색이 아니예요. 한국 진달래를 여기서도 키워보고 싶어요. 😢

I've had it growing in deep shade in my SoCal garden. In 20 years I've gone from one plant to 4. I'd hardly call that a problem. Meanwhile, it's stately and has real presence in the garden. I love it. I also have a smaller variegated version called Whitewater. It's also growing in deep shade and really brightens it up. Whitewater sends up a white stalk with pink flowers. It's gorgeous.

I am growing mine in zone 8a, NE facing garden bed. I almost lost them last year to drought and high heat. Adding a fresh layer of compost and watering frequently saved them. This year I added compost in March and will add more in late June. I also drop crushed eggshells in mid April to fend off the slugs.

Amazing👍

This is totally amazing. Literally thousands of plants

Oh wow. This is so beautiful.

Please move slower next time. Ice tour.

It is architectural, but very invasive

I have those same ARS pruners and they've stayed sharp for years. ARS also has needle nose "fruit" pruners similar to yours. I have other brands, but love these the best.

Please note this plant traps Queen bumblebees . In Ireland and UK at least , queen's enter into the flower but cannot get out this means the next generation of this line collapses. So I am not sure if the same problem exists in the US but insect life should always trump non native species

I live in Southern California zone 9 have 15 hydrangea growing beautifully

Chartreuse is a green/yellow color!!

The area I’m planning to put this in gets about 7 hours of sun, do you think that’s ok if I water enough? I’m in zone 5a

I truly enjoyed viewing this garden from the vantage of point of your artistic eye as you taught from your knowledge bank! It was a delight to tour this garden along with you! It made me crave to tour a winter garden to have the advantage of seeing a gardens "bones" and the beauty of shape! I honestly have not done that before & now it is a must! Thank you!

The Ocean is always great ! ! Very nice video ! ! !

Great video! I have “old wood” hydrangea which were planted by the original homeowners. We are in the Chico, CA area which is extremely hot in the summer (95-105 F daily July thru Sept). We need to repair our stucco and I need to cut the Hydrangea down as much as possible. How far down can I hack them without causing irreparable damage? I don’t mind if they don’t blossom next springtime. I just don’t want to kill them. The stucco repair person wants to do the work the first week of November. Night time temps will be high 40’s to low 50’s (Fahrenheit). I hope you or one of your followers can give me guidance. Thank you and your gardening experts in advance-it seems you are all very experienced, very kind, and very respectful in your responses. In other words, I don’t need someone telling me I’m stupid for not understanding hydrangea. I never would have planted them because of their excessive need for water. But I adore them and want to keep them happy. If anyone can give pruning device it would be great fully accepted and acknowledged!

Excellent, in-depth information! Thank you

Skill level: Expert 👍😄

Thanks so much! We purchased a home with wisteria and I’m trying to do the summer pruning, had no idea how to even get started, this video is giving me such a vision for future growth!! Thank you!! ; )

This was such a helpful pruning vlog. Really informative and well explained. Thank you?

Gosh....... She is Sooooooo Cuuuuuute!!!!

Subscribed… I’m from Zone 9b too Sacramento. Our heat this summer goes up to triple digits, highest 111 F( crazy) I’m a new gardener.

So impressive! Howdy from Oakland!

What a beautiful garden!

Hi. Is this to encourage a 2nd bloom in late summer?

I know I am a year late chiming in. . . but if you still check your comments I want you to know this garden is amazing! I am also in zone 9b and hope to visit this garden soon. Richmond is not far from me.

That was great. I love hydrangeas so much, but I live in the high desert (Antelope Valley) and I am reluctant to plant them.

Lovely views of Point Richmond. It does feel like it’s own little town but it’s actually part of Richmond.

Thanks for videos! We really enjoy them. We are in California in zone 10A, but a little further south than you are. We have lots of new sages, salvias, hydrangeas, penstemons, leonotis, agapanthus, alstroemerias, and fruit trees in our "garden" (technically throughout the backyard). Hope to see more tips and advice, like you did in the Hydrangea video.

How often should I water

Subscribed and commented... love your garden

Nice ! !

I love Wisterias. I have searched for the plants to buy, but not having much luck. I'm in Oklahoma. Is there a place to order plants or seeds? Thank you for your videos and expertise.

Thanks for inviting folks along!

Looking good ! ! !

looks great

Speaking of sculptures... have you ever noticed the leaf patterns on Corinthian columns? Guess what plant is that ;)

Great video thank you for sharing. Im zone 9b and starting a new hydrangea garden.

Amazing video! Thank you for the information! I plan on using white hydrangeas for my wedding centerpieces. I live in the central valley of California and it tends to be warm/hot in late April. I intend to have have them in a vase with water at all times. If the temperature hits upper 80s to mid 90s, how will they keep? I'm worried they might wilt. Will they be ok if they're in water the whole wedding day? Thanks!

The single best Wisteria care/pruning video on KZbin. Thank you.

If I plant it bareroot this spring can I expect it to bloom this year?

just plant a Jabuticaba tree in the middle, and you'll be fine :V

That is going to be a great garden.

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Glad to see you back

Loved this video! Thanks for sharing! I’m also in 9b and just started gardening. Wondering what type of fertilizer on top of compost and kelp you recommend?