✨Show Me Your Gardens!✨ ZONE 9 :: Zone 9 Garden Tours :: What Plants Work and What Don't!

[@christophertaylor9826]

Janie you broke your foot you turned a lemon into lemonade. Your inspiration on planting zones has been a great hit and such a gift to us all to see how each of us garden. I pray you get back in your garden soon and we need some garden updates, thank you for what you've done.

[@5262janna]

Wow that first garden was magical

[@kirstiecampbell2527]

one tip for bulb plant that need cold periods like tulips and daffodils is , put them in the fridge during winter and plant then in spring . having personally tried this I can tell you it works.

[@MariMari-vq8hl]

I may have to do this and lift them after as I will be moving to Vegas area - zone 9a I believe. A little sad to possibly relocate from 5b/6a 😔

[@kmsch986]

Gosh, the Deb’s garden is a dream. The combination of wildflowers meadow, large trees, cottage gardens is really incredible. Inspiring to say the least. As a beginner gardener myself, I’m learning and lucky to have a friend that is a master gardener. I’m always sending pics-what’s this? Is this a weed? I had this weird group of volunteer flowers that looked like aliens pop up in a bed I thought was weed and almost pulled out and sent a pic to her, it was milkweed! Brought in lots of butterflies so I’m so thankful to other gardeners passing on knowledge and cuttings 😊

[@farrahsgardendiary]

Wow Janey! Thank you so much for featuring my garden "Farrah's Garden Diary" Yup, I watched all garden zones and everyone's garden is so beautiful and inspirational. Fun Fact: The pink and white supertunia vista bubblegum and silverberry was an inspo from Janey's swoop garden at the previous property 😊. Thank you Janey!

[@patriciacole8773]

DEB‼️❣️🌿🌺🪴🌹 Thee most magnificent garden on earth today. Only Eden could surpass the beauty❗️I will rewatch!

[@ACozziGarden]

Oh my goodness, thank you so much. 💕

[@patriciacole8773]

@@ACozziGarden 💖Your space is something beyond a garden.🌿 It’s paradise. 🌸Thank you so so much for sharing it with us here. Blessings 💖🌸🌿

[@Steinru73]

Deb’s video and her narration were beautiful.

[@meghill4537]

Katie must be a neighbor, I'm in Greenhaven. I'm so inspired! I'm the planning stage, lots of shade as well as sun. Hydrangeas, begonias, pollinators attractors are all on the list.

[@dawndaly8998]

Janey, wishing you a speedy recovery! Thank You for Show Me Your Garden! Thank You to those that shared their gardens. So relaxing, beautiful, educational, and inspirational. Loved all the zones, and great that people outside of the U.S. shared their gardens. I hope you will continue to share others from time to time. I think it is a great way to celebrate the love of gardening. Once again "Thank You" Janey, and each and everyone of you who shared your gardens!!! Well Done!!!

[@AlBGood]

Just a couple of wishes, first fast and safe recovery and second, have a wonderful holiday to you and your family. ❤ and thank you for sharing your love of gardening with us.

[@marianna8023]

I am loving all of the zones! Thank you:) When do you think you will post zone 10? I’m in San Clemente, CA and would love to see one on my zone and would love to get any advise from other gardeners in my zone. (Daffodils are starting to grow down here…so the plants here aren’t following the rules!;))

[@lizswinney2637]

Discovered your channel. I live in zone 9b in Biggs CA. I have been learning gardening after retirement. I have spent loads of money trying plants. I find salvia is a huge winner. I have different varities. Since we have hot dry weather i have planted many trees. They have helped alot. I have also built pergolas with shade cloth over my veg area. Last year my garden just couldn't handle the heat. This year the shade cloth did wonders. Its now november and the veg garden is still producing. I will continue to watch your channel. I am a huge fan of an english tv garden show called gardeners world with monte don. I have learned so much.

[@AndreaHartman-l5g]

whoo hoo, featuring some fellow Florida gardeners, thanks! We certainly do have our own style, especially when it comes to our pollinators and just letting nature do her own thing! You described it perfectly when you called it tropical cottage style!

[@sempervirens2]

I really appreciate seeing all these different points of view displayed in their lovely gardens. For central California butterfly host plants, California Pipevine (Aristolochia californica) is the only host plant for the Pipevine Swallowtail. And it also happens to have very cool looking flowers in early spring. For California in general, CalScape lets you use your zip code to look up native butterflies/moths and then shows you corresponding host plants.

[@KatiesLifeAdventure]

Janey, these have been so fun to watch different gardens by zones. In the future if gardeners gave the first/ last frost dates it would help us see the range of gardening seasons in the zones.

[@ranchhomeliving]

I 100% agree with Michelle from Orlando. I used to want the same thing as her. Different plants from everyone else in my zone, specifically a cottage garden. After so many failed plants, summer after summer. I have realized that we have to just embrace what works in our zone. Her advice to gardeners is exactly what I wanted to say to my fellow zone 10b gardeners, but I didn't get the chance to summit pics of my garden, because of the brutal effects our extreme summer had on my garden this year. However, I will not give up on creating my dream garden. Every fail in life is a learning experience and a chance to exceed in the future. Happy Gardening everyone! 💞

[@Collington23]

If anyone was wondering Michelle’s small tree name at 18:15 is a Powderpuff Tree (Calliandra). This is an amazing tree for central and south Florida gardeners with flowers throughout the year, especially in the winter. Comes in white, red, and pink and THRIVES here. Similar flowers to a mimosa tree except year round and evergreen. Shrub form or trees are available but they do get big so tree form is better for a small yard like Michelle’s.

[@stampinndahood]

Everyone's featured gardens here were inspiring, but especially Deb and Katy. Katy is just up the other side of town from me ! I'm still struggling with absolute FULL sun survivors, so frustrating!!!

[@LavenderandBluebirds]

Hi Janey, What an honor to be featured on your garden channel! I have really enjoyed watching this series and marveling at all the beautiful gardens. I hope you can come visit sometime! I am thrilled that you will try smooth hydrangeas in your shade garden. They don’t tend to burn in the heat like some of my other varieties can. Yes, those magenta flowers were snapdragons next to lots of freesia as well as calla lilies that were propagated from my grandmother’s garden.

[@alfp8765]

Hi! Your garden is absolutely stunning. Would you mind sharing a few plant names with me? I would be so grateful!

[@LavenderandBluebirds]

Thank you! Hydrangeas (endless summer and Annabelle), iceberg roses, freesia, snapdragons, ivy geranium, scented geranium, calla lilies, lantana (on a trellis) Mexican primrose, Violet’s Pride rose, Love Song Rose, echinacea, yarrow, butterfly bush…hope that helps!

[@alfp8765]

@@LavenderandBluebirds Thank you!!! Helps a lot :)

[@sgoodlett2023]

Love these gardens. Totally inspired me to add more color into my gardens. Looking forward to 2024 already! Thank you, Janey, for putting all of these videos together.

[@MelonneiseInman]

Thank you for sharing the different gardening zones with all of us fellow gardeners!

[@Ingridvieira310]

THANK YOU JANEY 🪴✨ .. for doing this whole series. When I saw that you had included my garden in one of the videos .. I was so thrilled .. it made my day !! I’m simply Amazed at ALL the Beautiful gardens and can hardly wait for spring to include some of the many new ideas that were shown. I think I need a bigger garden 😁 lol. You’re the BEST !!! Feel better soon .. Hugs 💛🍃

[@FloridaCottageGarden]

Janey thank you so much for featuring my garden. I’m learning as I go and your channel has been so helpful and inspiring! Thank you for the shout out, I appreciate it! 💚

[@leeannoneal4847]

I loved visiting all of these zone 9 gardens! I’m in zone 9 as well and am inspired to try some of the plants featured in these videos-if I can find room for them! Thanks for sharing these gardens!

[@joannetullini6814]

The cozy garden is fabulous.

[@rhondafisher72]

What beautiful gardens, thanks again for sharing with us. Hope you get back on two feet very soon, but take whatever time you need, we'll be here.

[@linakhoury6623]

Hi Janey 🌺. These gardens of zone 9 b looks amazing and they attract attention with their beauty . Janey you can grow jacaranda tree it will grow well for you . I have Jacaranda trees my country and my zone is almost simiar to your Zone . Have awonderful day .🌷🌺🌷

[@susanrollings9906]

I live in south Australia which is more like California very dry summers and hot the good thing is that we have very little black spot or mildew, now iv said that it will be a wet summer for a change.love seeing the gardens thanks.

[@ACozziGarden]

So many of the plants we grow here in California are actually native to Australia. You would probably feel right at home.

[@kcook2256]

Thank you for sharing ❤ I love how she mentioned she started in zone 9 with dirt. I’m the same with a very small yard. But I have an amazing large tree in the center that catches the eye of many. Your channel and Laura have inspired me to keep going. Thank you

[@susymurillo5758]

Deb, you have an absolutely amazing garden!

[@juliebeville1746]

Hi Janey, zone 10b near Los Angeles here. Your videos are so positive and inspiring! Feel better soon😄

[@kathrynford795]

I moved to Florida two years ago. It has been a learning trial and error to find the correct mix of flowers. So glad to see Florida represented. I wish tiny could do more education on the drip system and how to install and find the correct drip for plant. I love to plant , but some days I don’t water as well as I should. I want to be a passive gardener, but also pretty garden.

[@katli9764]

These gardens are so beautiful!! I noticed that some links for youtube and instagram from zone 6 in particular are not being shared in higher zone videos. Just wonder, do you share your favorite gardens or was that unintentional? Thank you Janey for taking your time to share these beautiful gardens with us. I really enjoyed watching my zone gardens today 😀

[@ThePieceFullGarden]

So many beautiful gardens! I love how we are all in the same zone but everyone has a different garden. So inspirational! Thank you Janey for sharing all these beautiful gardens and THANK YOU for sharing mine 🥰🥰

[@Danielle-dv1li]

Lovely gardens! Thank you, Janey! Butterfly Cassia (Cassia bicapsularis) is a good full sun plant with evergreen leave for those who are looking for a butterfly host plant in zone 9. I'm in southern CA, formerly 9A and now 9B. It blooms with pretty yellow flowers in late fall to early winter. It hosts the sulphur butterfly. This shrub can get tall (10 ft+) if you let it grow. I planted mine last fall and it started blooming a few weeks ago. It's gorgeous!

[@ButterfliesNBirds]

Janey, thank you so much for taking the time to do this series! And thank you bunches for including my pollinator garden in your Zone 9 video! I have so enjoyed watching all the other videos in all of the zones. There are so many ideas and it is fun to dream.

[@jillbruce3624]

So very sorry you had to endure more pain, Janey. I love these gardens as I am in Zone 10a, in Southeast Florida. I try many plants for Zone 9, some work, some don't, but I have to try. This summer the heat was extreme and I did have some loss. I just love this series and am looking forward to your Zone 10 video.

[@marynelson6058]

I have so enjoyed these videos. I have gardened in Tampa Fl and live just south of Sacramento also zone 9. I now have a new list of flowers to try in my garden.

[@jaqmackie]

Thanks for showing these gardens. I’m in Australia, south of Sydney and a lot of plants are similar but unfortunately a lot more are not available here. But you are right soil is key. I’ve also found raising beds (mounds) is key to stop the flooding killing my plants. 💚. It also makes it easier to dig heavy clay soil.

[@MariePotsPlants]

Zone 9 baby! Fantastic! Wow such beautiful gardens! I’ve loved watching these zone specific videos Janey. 💚

[@judyingram-kh1vm]

Janie, you have made such a fun and informative week. Great videos. ❤

[@Collington23]

Hi Janey! Loved this video series so far. Hoping to make it into your next zone 9 showcase video with my submission. As soon as you announced this series I spent a full day editing it to get all the plant labels in there to make researching my zone 9b plants easier for everyone. I hope to make it into your part 2.

[@kimpaynter]

I just went from 9b to 10b so your next garden series I can’t wait to see ❤❤

[@deannewilliams3321]

Can you imagine having to put up a fence to keep kangaroos out?? LoL 😆 I love it!!

[@margaretabril2481]

Beautiful gardens! I am very inspired by all the zones. There are so many great ideas. Deb's garden is Wow! I agree about using foundation plants that don't require as much water. I have loraprtulum in my front yard that are not on drip. They get water maybe twice a month...when I remember. They are thriving. My potato bushes and cape plumbago in back are the same. These plants are doing great. I am looking forward to zone 10.

[@cindyannefontenot]

Well the first thing I noticed and loved was that tiered fountain that’s planted up!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@tlcgarden2300]

Really enjoyed this series. Such great inspiration! ❤M

[@margaritasydney7356]

Jacaranda trees thrive here in Sydney and are blooming everywhere at the moment ❤ just a sea of purple

[@athomewithelisa]

I was just saying the same thing for Central Coast NSW, love the sea of purple everywhere

[@margaritasydney7356]

@@athomewithelisa will check out your channel tonight ,on my way to work 😊

[@athomewithelisa]

@margaritasydney7356 oh thank you, enjoy your tuesday

[@jenniferhooks2454]

Those gardens were all so interesting. I enjoyed seeing what others can grow. It's ironic that we all want to have some plant in our gardens that we really cannot grow. A note for Melissa about the baby blue spruce. Those trees can get big. Baby blue refers to the needle color. Steph on Hooked and Rooted planted one too close to her house. I will say that zone 9b growing conditions could possibly limit the size of the spruce tree. Happy growing to everyone!

[@susanparker-heitel702]

We are in old 9b new 10 b coastal Florida. I am 63 and Jacaranda have been all over our area all of my life.

[@alfp8765]

Katie/Katy - the last garden - STUNNING! That is so my style I love the pinks, purples and whites mixed together. I wish you created so that I could figure out what some of your beautiful plants are to grow myself. It's absolutely magical in your backyard!

[@MelonneiseInman]

Janie would you please put together links of all of the KZbin gardener at some point in the future? It would be wonderful having these in one locations for easier access because searching KZbin has its limits. I didn't know there were so many of you all.

[@viviz.4157]

You have so many good ideas!! This one with the zones, was amazing!! I can't wait to see n.10( because i'm in zone 10b, in Mediterranean). I also, like Michel, i'm trynig all this beautiful plants that i see in videos, without success!! So, i;ll start again trying plants that are good in my area!!

[@athomewithelisa]

Janey thank you so much for featuring my garden in your video, I love sharing my garden with others but even more I've loved this playlist of yours, looking at other gardens, plants, design, layouts. Loved it, thank you so much for sharing!

[@michellewelch6013]

In zone 9b Bakersfield there are 30-40 foot tall jacaranda trees that have been here for decades. They bloom every year and look so good.

[@pat9604]

What a wonderful trip through zone 9! You can learn something new from each garden. Thank you for this trip while sitting in my recliner!😅

[@karendavidson394]

Thanks! My 9b is so different ... Sunset zone 17... Next spring you may want to visit our area, Coastal Northern California. Foggiest area in the nation !!

[@smiley2477]

I’m in coastal Texas and similar to Florida. I’m finally learning if I want to grow blueberries and hydrangeas I have to find a shady spot for them. Otherwise it won’t work.

[@tommaxwell429]

These are all very inspirational but overwhelming. I am just getting started with my gardening after retiring and never being interested in plants before. I don't know the names of the plants but know what I like when I see it! LOL! It is hard for me to design a raised bed that will look great, pick plants that will compliment each other, and just be easiest to maintain. So much to learn and not knowing where to start puts me into "analysis paralysis!"

[@amm7862]

To Deb of A Cozy Garden… what an inspiration! It’s hard to believe that this is a garden from zone 9b! Thank you for sharing your garden generously. It is so beautiful!

[@jennifergreene8891]

I love these videos Janie! I am in zone 9 Texas Gulf Coast just down the road from Crystal in Pearland with the pollinator garden. I had a beautiful fire bush at my old house and am planning to purchase another one! I moved here 1 yr ago October, and am working on beds and planted the things that we potted up and moved here with us. One day I will be able to submit pics of our garden. We are old and retired so we are slower then we used to be, and on a much tighter budget! But we will get there 😊

[@marleneegan-hm7lr]

Hi Neighbor! I’m in Houston, next to Katy off I-10 😊

[@jennifergreene8891]

@@marleneegan-hm7lr Hello there! 👋 Have a WONDERFUL Thanksgiving!

[@marleneegan-hm7lr]

@@jennifergreene8891 you as well!

[@dons9228]

Yes Jennifer is right!

[@ButterfliesNBirds]

Hi Texas Neighbors! Jennifer, Firebush is a tried and true bush for us isn't it? We had a hummingbird nest in one a couple of years ago. Happy gardening to you! 😊🌺

[@FunnySurpriseToys]

Awesome my friend!

[@bettenotap4791]

You should talk to Proven Winners, they have many smooth Hydrangeas that have stronger stems than the original Annabelle Hydrangea.

[@ThePawsomeRescues]

Woohoo an additional video! Thank you Janey! 🥰🤗🥰

[@stephaniesharkey3538]

That was fun - thx Janey!

[@segapena5033]

I'm in Citrus Heights near Roseville and Orangevale and have multiple Jacarandas. I have a standard Jacaranda that is about 4-5 yrs old 11-12ft tall now. I also have a bonsai blue Jacaranda about 4ft tall I planted last spring. That tree used to bloom heavily when it was potted. And I have a 4.5ft standard jacaranda grown from seed in May 2020 planted a year ago doing alright but not thriving and doing as well as my front yard Jacaranda. It's probably due to the soil being more clay and in the shadow of a large valley oak on the east blocking all the morning sun and some early afternoon sun. I also have another jacaranda started from seed in 2020 that's been in a pot and left outside all winter and some seedlings I started last year from the seed pod my bonsai blue Jacaranda put out last year. All look fine being left outside in pots this winter. I'm hoping my largest Jacaranda blooms this spring. It bloomed the first spring I planted it in May 2022. I also planted two royal poinciana in my front yard. They took off with and grew 4-5 ft in only 4-5 months this past summer. They're still alive so far with some protection. Everything I've read is that they have no chance to grow here and are only able to survive in zone 10B or above. I have several "zone 10 and above" tropicals from mangos to tabebuia trees doing well in my yard.

[@mermaidgal1001]

I'm gardening in Tampa 9b and the heat is a challenge. Thank you for the ideas especially Orlando and J-ville!

[@cindyannefontenot]

Finally my Zone!! I’ve move from Zone 9a to 9b. ❤❤

[@alia.4869]

It's so funny, I'm in Portland Oregon and we were just moved to 9a, not because of our heat or lack of rain at all (lots of rain, not much heat) but because we just don't get that cold (my Dahlia's are still in bloom mid November 😅)

[@michelesimpson2237]

Hey Janey there is a new hardiness zone. Austin used to be zone 8 now a zone 9a

[@SandiesOrchids]

Hi Janie, I live in north/eastern side of Alberta, Canada. Our hardy zone map for Canada has not been updated since 2010. So if I put the closest town in my area we are a zone 3a but I planted Lambs Ear which says it is good for zone 4-8. I planted it 2022 and it not only servived it trived. So I don't know if we are in a bit of a micro climate here. I to garden on a buget and with the way prices are going I may have to start everything from seed myself.

[@dennisfeldman7799]

Wow, San Diego Deb! Garden is amazing.

[@judymiddleswart9350]

Love this I’m in pensacola fl so this so spoke to me great ideas!! Thanks so much for these fl gardeners …👏👏👍💕

[@DawnYoung-xh8eb]

Hi janey, I’m living in Corfu and this year I’m really struggling with my plants this year and think I’m gone 9 hi heat and high humidity having to rethink my planting so just want you to know I’m loving your KZbin Chanel

[@TerraGarten-cl8iz]

I grow my dahlias in dappled/partial sun. They don't get nearly as big, but there is less scorching (zone 8b texas).

[@debrasherron2843]

Thank you Janey lots of inspiration

[@darlenesmiles406]

Hello Janey Im in In Orlando too.. Unfortunately that borrowed view is not a palm tree but a banana tree. ;) resembles one tho but very messy :) Love these videos you are doing. No better way to get your supporters involved. ive been watching you since about ur 2nd month. Im soooo very proud of you. I need to take time to write a quick line since you may have the time to read between Hallmark of course .🧡🧡❤❤🧡🧡 KEEP SMILING SWEETIE

[@phoenixinflight1608]

I'm in SE Louisiana zone 8b, which was just updated to zone 9a this year. I too want a blue spruce and have tried two different years, but sadly lost both of them. I think our humidity is just too much for them and the drought we had this summer just did it in. They are expensive trees so I doubt I'll try it again.

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Thanks for sharing

[@vickyrios7067]

Appreciate this video sooo much! You’re/They’re awesome! 🌷🪴😌✨

[@deemckinney1486]

Janey, can this be a new yearly tradition please❤❤❤

[@jennifergreene8891]

Happy Thanksgiving!

[@darlenencambria]

My zone has been changed to 10a. Will you be doing this in upcoming videos. I been here on the central coast for 38 years and always felt like I was in the wrong zone. I less than a 1/2 mile from the ocean but in a Monterey pine forest. Love the video on zone 9. Happy Gardening, hope your feeling better 🧡🌻

[@Danielle-dv1li]

It's next.

[@LaPrincessa1947]

This is a bit off-the-wall kind of question because you're currently doing videos on Zones, but here goes: Is it safe for pollinators if I spray (Captain Jack's) Neem oil on plants to get rid of recurring powdery mildew on verbena? BTW: My zone (10) will be either today or tomorrow and I'll be watching for it to be posted cause I see so few gardens from my zone. Thanks for putting this Zone video together!

[@adriennes657]

My Blue Bonsai Jacaranda is very in San Jose zone 9b! I hope you try it

[@Kitland]

Deb - I hope you read these comments. Your garden and Instagram page are amazing. I’m also zone 9. Would you mind sharing what your favorite type of mulch is?

[@ACozziGarden]

Thank you so much for your kind words. I use whatever I can get and afford at the time. Because we have such a large property I usually order it in bulk from a local supplier. Usually it is finely shredded wood. I also use the pine needles from our neighbors pine trees and whenever we trim our trees we borrow our neighbors chipper to create our own mulch. We’ve also maintained compost bins from time to time. In some of the more established beds I’ll use wood chip mulch from the big box stores(in those instances I’m not so much worried about enriching the soil as I am trying to retain moisture & keeping things from drying out.) I hope that helps. 💕

[@Kitland]

@@ACozziGarden Thank you so much for the reply. Yes, that is really great information. Thanks!

[@kendycruz7389]

Loving this series so much, I wish I would've seen a garden in las vegas our zone is so so very different from ca weather. I mean in summer time by 9am is already 100+ dry as a bone when we moved in 4 yrs ago it was all gravel and it gets so hot. We have cactuses and that's about it. We have made improvements but very difficult and frustrating try many different plants and they just dont make it. Hopefully I learn something and are successful next year at growing something pretty

[@yesidtac7863]

Eso si es creatividad

[@hazemsunna4136]

Hello I am from Jordan in the Middle East I think the zone here is zone 9 but in the last 3 or 6 years the weather has changed a little in summer and winter. I have a problem when I plant in containers with these hard weather hard for me in the last few years, I hope in the future I can send you pictures of my garden.

[@margretemargrete11]

Deb, you mentioned Australian plants but do you know how many South African plants you have in your garden?

[@ACozziGarden]

I have a lot of plants from South Africa. I can’t believe I forgot to mention them! Two of my most favorite South African plants that absolutely thrive in my garden are Lions Tail and Breath of Heaven.

[@Chopperdoll]

At 18:23 what kind of tree is that in the back? Gorgeous yard.

[@IAMJC39]

Oh because Jacksonville is a little more northern then Orlando. And for sure more then Ft Lauderdale and Miami.

[@sherryjackson604]

Please share where Debb with Acozzigarden purchased the Love Is signs displayed in her garden for Zone 9

[@ACozziGarden]

Hi Sherry, those are repurposed signs from one of my son’s weddings. We painted them ourselves,

[@katieking6845]

Port Orange they had tropical plants everywhere rubber trees air potato philodendrons

[@yingvang1276]

I knew I recognized the voice to the 3rd video after seeing that little area where her child is playing

[@ACozziGarden]

Oh my goodnessJanie, thank you so much for featuring my garden and for your kind words. A quick note on jacaranda trees. I have found them to be pretty hardy once they gain some mature hard wood. You might have to baby them a bit and protect them from hard frosts when they are little but they are pretty tough once they gain some size. Also, if ever you visit San Diego I would LOVE to have you come visit my garden. 💕

[@athomewithelisa]

We can grow Jacarandas here in New South Wales Australia too, it was actually one of the first trees we planted on our new property, the colour is just amazing!

[@ACozziGarden]

They are planted all over downtown San Diego. When you visit in June and July the whole downtown area is awash in purple blooms. They were my grandmother’s favorite tree. The ones we have growing in our yard were her housewarming gift to me more than 30 years ago. 💕

[@athomewithelisa]

@ACozziGarden that is so sweet, one of our local areas is currently blooming with jacarandas here, they were my grandfathers favourite. Local photographers take photos of our area from the hills to capture all the colour of all the jacarandas. Truly beautiful trees

[@darbi1868]

Oh Deb, your garden is so beautiful! We have much in common including the gophers. I’m in Orange County & garden on a hillside. I swear it is really just a huge gopher mound. 😂 I’m not on instagram so I love this video. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@sgoodlett2023]

LOVE LOVE LOVED your garden! So jealous of the weather in San Diego County. I know Valley Center is more inland, but wow your garden is just so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@lindacompton2339]

My name is Linda Compton zone 6 Louisville Kentucky. Here we go some pictures. 1:19

[@lindacompton2339]

9:00

[@teresaortiz9902]

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[@blumegrow9995]

Will there be a video for Zone 10?

[@DigPlantWaterRepeat]

Soon! 🤞🏼

[@theropesofrenovation]

I feel the pain of no shade. I'm in 9B. Ugh!!