Awesome Evergreen shrubs for Fall color/Nandinas/GardenStyle nw

[@makulewahine]

I had a nandina once that never seemed to grow. My neighbor informed me that the deer had been nibbling on it. So I dug it up and gave it to my sister. It is now thriving in a less deer populated place. So I can go and visit it whenever I want.😁

[@thedivide3688]

I also like the Twilight white and pink variegated Nandina if you need to plant it in a lil more shade.

[@sonyasanders5170]

Never knew you were back. I watched you every day until you bought your nursery and then lost you. Will continue to watch now.

[@michaeloconnor8315]

Love nandina I live in 7 b 8 a here in north Alabama they do well I have gulf stream. Flirt lemon lime and few others easy grow

[@joanietritschler9862]

Congrats

[@lavondacarter7228]

In Tennessee, watching and enjoying your videos .

[@Jane-West]

Gosh, I had almost forgot about Nandinas! Thank you for helping me remember how beautiful and low maintenance they are!

[@Kwood10]

Love your channel ! I’m happy to see a garden channel from the northwest . Those Nandinas are gorgeous .

[@VancouverIslandgirl]

From Vancouver Island your neighbour to the north also zone 8a I really look forward to your informative videos. Thankyou

[@marilynm8812]

Nandinas are very interesting plants. I am in zone 6 and could use a plant that is evergreen and changing color.

[@SamSam-kq6qb]

I watch your videos as soon as my notification pops up. Many thanks for all your guidance from Napa Valley CA.

[@ksreed84]

Congrats on your 50k subscribers! Love your videos, I always learn something from you! Raleigh, NC.💕

[@merryhaveman353]

Congratulations on reaching 50k! Love having a garden channel for the PNW.

[@arthurross9437]

Thanks for educating me about Nandina's.

[@ShirleyJDavis]

Thanks I love the nandinas

[@penelopehammerton2907]

Congratulations Debbie on 50K subscribers, love your videos. ❤️ From England

[@umichahal5813]

I really have enjoyed your videos, we live in Zone 7 and am looking for ideas for fall plants for front porch planters, unfortunately we do not get any direct sun

[@cherylgreenfarb6623]

Glad your channel is growing! I found you shortly after you started it. Love the colors on the Nandinas. What I like most about the last couple of videos is your upgraded microphone. Very clear, no longer hear the wind blowing with your faint, distant voice in the background! 👏

[@rachelg7371]

Yes, I truly enjoy your videos. Keep them coming ❤️

[@lambylambcurly]

I wish you do more videos. They are so helpful please please do more videos🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@wendierichardson9065]

I watched you for the first time today. I just think you're so neat... you're like my new friend❤ Love the Nandinas!!!

[@annbashir5888]

Your garden is looking beautiful as always. I always enjoy watching your videos. I learn so much. Sadly where I live we don't have a variety of plants but it's lovely to see the plants that our out there giving joy to everyone

[@chrystalsabin4091]

Beautiful

[@SMElder-od5cl]

I love nandinas too, so this video is really special for me! Thank you!

[@irinashiryaeva5898]

Thank you very much for sharing!!! So beautiful background behind you on this video.. I am so glad to find your blog….

[@lilwilliams7277]

Hi, 👋🏻 from the UK 🇬🇧 congratulations Debbie on subscribers.

[@BadarTVInternational]

Glad to see your channel has reached more than 5k, continued success for you, greetings Indonesian vanilla farmers

[@MarAlstromeriaLady8120]

i was looking for something smaller to put in a space in my yard that once had a large pampas grass in a 3 foot square area. I have sandy soil, southeast Connecticut, zone 7a, and did some youtube searching and found your channel. I like the Gulfstream Nandina, so I'm heading to the garden center to find this plant. Thank you for your knowledge.

[@davidtromblay9503]

Thanks for the info. I am in eastern Oklahoma (7A). The former owner of my house planted these in the front of the house beneath a mature oak and hackberry with virtually no sun. I haven't watered them once in three years. They won't die and are very deeply rooted, so much so they get to stay. Now I'm looking for a companion for them.

[@Adriana.Martinez.]

Lovely presentation! Thank you for the great information.

[@katherinecornette5315]

Great timing! I just planted Nandinas - Firepower & Gulfstream, along with some Russian sage, coriopsis,& grasses. I can’t wait to see what you create 🪴

[@colsen4616]

Congratulations! You’re a much welcomed source of information for gardening success in our unique - and sometimes challenging - climate.

[@kaylac3367]

I have always liked nandinas but didn't want the invasive/spreading part. I really like the burgundy wine you introduced. I think it will be perfect for my garden. Thank you for sharing these! Congratulations 🎊

[@cindymaystitches]

I love your videos! I live in southern Oregon and love hearing about plants for my area. Congrats on 50,000!

[@karenschwartz5209]

I need that Tuscan Flame! 👍 Thanks!

[@jackieo8693]

Looks great!

[@helenbreaux1927]

Hello I am from Frances from Texas and wanted to let you know how much I love your Channel. I like the way you describe each plant with name and rather they like full sun or little water and how big it will grow how much cold they will tolerate. My problem is keeping the weeds out. I did a small flower bed and put down 10 sheets thick of newspaper, a fine mulch and potting soil. Hope this works. Thank you again. I will be watching more.

[@josephinebrevig8748]

I love your channel. Thank you.

[@wedaad885]

Great video. Thanks😊

[@tinabean55]

Hello from Kitsap! I just subscribed and I'm looking forward to checking out more videos to get some solutions for my shady backyard!

[@gardeninggrandma5247]

That is amazing that you achieved the 50,000 milestone! Congrats. Even though I am in Zone 6B, New England, I always take away something new. Thanks for passing along your knowledge. It's been very helpful in giving me the added confidence in trying new things and learning more about gardening.

[@krismatson2137]

I love Nandinas (planted 6 Gulf Stream this spring) but hadn’t thought of them for containers. I may try them on my patio! I am in SW Washington and sure appreciate your videos pertaining to our state and zone. Keep the videos coming please!

[@marthayoder1188]

Congratulations on 50 k subscribers! I am so happy you are talking about nandinas today because I just bought one yesterday! I can't wait to see more about them! Thanks for sharing?

[@margaretneely5632]

Hi from Richmond BC, love your videos :) would’ve loved a ‘tour’ of your garden in the backdrop :)

[@anitahadley2871]

Congrats! We have had some cool nights but we are still in the 80s during the day.

[@carmenalgire3993]

Love them!!❤️🍂🍁

[@denisedorsey2889]

The photos at the end are beautiful. Thanks for including so many other varieties. Congrats on your milestone. Portland, Oregon

[@reggie9334]

Love your videos very informative

[@tessmonro7102]

Congratulations from New Zealand. So you've reached further than the NW USA😄🌼🪴🌾

[@jo-annpotter9389]

Last year my husband , dogs and I moved to the Kootneys (Z6) from the Lower Mainland (Zone8b) after 30 years. This has been an amazing transition as I’m learning to garden in a new place. I’m enjoying your knowledge 🙏🏻!

[@gaywizard2000]

Lol, I moved from Calgary to Creston so am jazzed I can have things like nandina! I'm going from zone 3 to zone 6 (remember our zones are slightly different than USDA) I find the extreme heat challenging but all in all is a very nice climate!

[@shawnacryer4562]

I'm also in zone 8, so I love watching what you introduce because it helps me see things I never would have thought of. Thank you for all the wonderful info!

[@ricklabao6342]

Congratulations! On reaching 50K subscribers. I lived here in Everett and always looking forward to your gardening vlog.

[@folee_edge]

Congratulations on 50K! It's nice to have someone else in the PNW ❤️

[@lindamelz242]

Congratulations on your 50k !! Enjoy seeing the plants, garden tours and how you put plants together with the accessories.

[@peggydove8756]

Wow!, I need some Nandina in my new garden! Thank you for sharing all your great knowledge!! I'm in WV zone 6b

[@doreenlatimer6379]

Great video on Nandinas. Love them and happy to hear about new varieties. One of my favourite shrubs. Congrats on the 50K. We are just north of you in BC so can relate to all your info for the PNW.

[@gerardineberry6161]

Congratulations. 🍁❤👍😍🍁 Thank you sharing☺☺💜❤💜

[@caroldieter2483]

Love your videos - I’m in zone 7b MD. Your garden tours are amazing!

[@theresaholden7580]

Congrats on 50 K subscribers! I live on the East Coast, zone 7A. I always learn something from your videos. I have Nandinas in my shade garden which does very well and gets tons of berries. Unfortunately I don’t get the beautiful red coloring. Thank you for all the hard work you put into informing your followers.

[@wandasinger7713]

Great video. I was just looking for shrubs I can plant in pots. You answered my prayers. Blessings to you and your family 🙏🏾

[@maryellenwalz7415]

Fabulous

[@RootyToot123]

I have Flirt & Firepower & love them. They do well in zone 7a in heat & humidity , in full sun or afternoon shade, in drought, in drenching rains, through ice storms, and they made a mighty come back after this past winter's Arctic Blast. I've been looking for the old tall Heavenly Bamboo nandina for a screen but can't find - yet. I hope you are over your vertigo and fully recovered.

[@thejillykilly]

Please do a garden tour

[@leadepp4047]

Congratulations on 50K subscribers.

[@DCT14]

Thank you, and congratulations! I so enjoy your informative style. Looking forward to more! I’m in zone 8a here in Georgia, and I have both Nadina Lemon Lime and Firepower in my yard. Never thought of putting them in containers, but I definitely will this season.

[@amourmtungo623]

Thank you for the tips

[@SMElder-od5cl]

Please show us the nandinas you already have in your garden.

[@rv5723]

Have been watching since your beginning, never missed one of your videos here in Central Kentucky, zone 6, love your home garden tours, nursery tours and your introducing new plant videos. Congratulations on 50,000 subscribers!

[@Famcke]

Congratulations! 🎊 You are appreciated! Please tell us when you make there videos how every plant can be grown. Cutting or seed for example. I ordered the Erica Darley Dale seeds and have them germinating and growing as we speak in my Aerogarden. Thank you that was also a great video 💐

[@sherrymann6617]

Congratulations on the 50K mark. I love nandinas. I have several of them here in my garden in Texas. We are also in zone 8 the only difference is our extreme humidity which can be very hard on plants during the heat of summer but the nandinas don’t seem to mind they do great all year round. Thanks for showing these new varieties they are beautiful. 😍

[@CS-ld2no]

Thank yo sooo much for the videos! I have been searching for evergreen small shrub with winter interest and finally I found the answer! I also have been refraining from buying nandina since it is said to be invasive. Glad to find out that there are species that are non-invasive!

[@CS-ld2no]

By the way, is lemon lime nandina non-invasive as well? Also does it turn red in winter or stays lime green all year long? thanks!

[@GardenStylenw]

Lemon lime stays green and bright all year. Non invasive. :)

[@sarahhayhurst9944]

Do nandinas flower? If so, what colours and when, please? Love your videos. Thanks.

[@sonyasanders3605]

You would have been approaching 100,000 if you had not bought your business. Your very good and knowlegable. New business took you away from videos. Hope you can get back to at least once a week. I live in Texas zone 8b or 9 believe. Love my nandinas. You are correct never do anything to them, low, low maintance in my zone

[@travsgardenstravshauntedya1998]

Love Nandinas love the one with the red top. They look great in the fall i also think they look good at Christmas too. I cut some of them and bring it in for decorating alomg with other greens. Ill have to look for Obsession and that lime one! 😍 Happy Gardening

[@theheritagehousesc]

I have the old varieties and trying to get rid of them. Their roots reach Japan I think. So hard to get the root ball out and if you leave a sliver of toot in it will stare a new plant. I personally hate them. I hope the bee varieties are better in that aspect. I love the color of the hew varieties. I need to do some research on them.

[@SMElder-od5cl]

Debbie, please show us the containers with nandinas. How big are the pots?

[@jennifermcduffie6889]

Love nandinas . Looking forward to the upcoming videos about combining them with other plants for containers over the winter. Will they survive in containers in 7A?

[@viviz.4157]

Congratulations!! I'vr just suscribed in your channel!! I'm in zone 10b, so it's so helpul to let us know the zone of the plants you're talking about!!

[@gabthechef3790]

Hi Debbie, I’m on Vancouver Island and always looking forward to your videos to give me pointers. Can you pls also cover “woodland garden” type plants - shrubs, perennials and annuals that thrive in half-shade environment? It seems to me that most plants need full sun and I’m stuck with rhodos, azeleas or camellias, which all bloom in late spring and have no summer or fall interest plants. THX

[@GardenStylenw]

I have some examples in my next video. I think you will like them. :)

[@AnhNguyen-bm8do]

Hello mrs, can I plant Nandina in the shade because the place where I live is don't have much sun. Thank you

[@dif672]

Are there any Nandinas that can handle zone 5b?

[@cindywolfhope1603]

Congratulations 🍾 don’t Nadine’s get berries?

[@dorindajenkins7825]

👋😃

[@josiecalligaro5147]

I love the Tuscan Flame and have been looking for them in the local nurseries, can’t seem to find them. What nursery grows and puts them out, please?

[@GardenStylenw]

Look for Monrovia. You can order them online!

[@lindadistel3643]

Thank you for this one. Because of this video I just ordered 3 firepower’s from the HD website. Those might solve a problem area. I tried other nandinas this year in my zone 7 wooded garden with pockets of decent sun and they’re looking well right now, coloring up. The deer have been particularly voracious this year despite so much undergrowth in the surrounding woods (rain, rain). But they seem to leave the Nandinas alone, so far. How well do these transplant if I want to move a couple?

[@GardenStylenw]

They transplant well with plenty of compost and water.

[@jenetasparkletolife1687]

Wold the be good to plant in North Carolina?

[@mjd3919]

Hello - I have a question about Nandina domestica - is there a good way to control the runners

[@carollorion5130]

Will nandina trive in a quarter-minus gravel mulched garden? I live in zone 7.

[@GardenStylenw]

Yes. Plant with compost to start.

[@norikonagasawa29]

Congratulations on reaching 50k! I just bought tow Nandinas "Obsession," and cannot wait to plant them in my garden. I also bought Lemon Lime Nandinas back in early August. They were 3 gal. I noticed brown spots on the leaves, and they started shedding leaves and stems at their lower half about a week after I brought them home. I transplanted them in bigger pots to see if they improve as well as sprayed anti-fungal copper solution. What is happening to them? Do they recover/come back or are they worth planting in the garden?

[@SMElder-od5cl]

I bought 2 Lemon Lime nandina s almost a year ago. Both had lots of brown spots on the leaves., Today they have absolutely "clean" leaves and are beautiful. All I did was plant them and watered occasionally to get them established.

[@norikonagasawa29]

@@SMElder-od5cl Thanks for your reply! It is great to know that they can survive the stress/disease. I will plant them in my garden and hope they will thrive.

[@oakiedoakie9427]

I’m in zone 5 😏☹️😨

[@artbykeenan]

What will happen if i plant them only 12 inches apart?

[@GardenStylenw]

Too close. They will compete for water and nutrients.

[@leannatimmerman9922]

Is it true that their berries are poisonous? Something like cyanide? Sincerely asking.

[@GardenStylenw]

On the original nandinas the berries can be toxic if the birds eat too many of them. The new hybrids rearely bloom thus no berries.

[@execgroupceo]

✈️

[@joydeeproy1580]

After a few years they look tired and loose the bushy look