Flower Garden Tour: Everyone Can Grow A Garden #22

[@thegardengazer]

I enjoyed your flower bed very much. Thanks for the tour and for sharing.

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@mei8997]

Thanks for sharing, so beautiful garden, love it🎉🎉🎉

[@GardeningWithPuppies]

I loved visiting your garden. Thank you for the tour.

[@juliafeliciano5372]

What a lovely garden I enjoyed watching 🌷🌼🌺🌻

[@TravelAgentCale]

Your garden is simply amazing! Keep up the good work!

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thank you!

[@Rkk153]

Beautiful garden with flower beds lavender field. Nice introduction of your plants.

[@sylviabradley7355]

The lavender field is beautiful. What a great idea. Love the front flower garden also. I have eggplant and peppers growing in my front, pollinator garden.

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thanks, Sylvia! Love how you're doing edible landscaping, too.

[@SusansInTheGarden]

That's awesome, Sylvia. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@julieathome7793]

Lovely garden, I hope my next home will have space for me to garden. For now, I will make do with a small potted garden on my patio :)

[@gardenadventures155]

Oh that lavender field! Someday I'd love to have the space for that. Might cover my little house in lavender in the meantime.

[@mabelgoddard5813]

I’m so glad to have found you! Lovely garden💐💐🌷

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thanks so much, Mabel!

[@anafindlay1696]

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING LOVE THAT LAVENDER FIELD!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@uniquelyella4381]

Such a beautiful front entrance garden, what a treat. Love your Lavender fields LOVE. Blessings, Marlene

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thank you, Marlene! We enjoy both so much this time of year. Happy gardening!

[@Flower_hoarder]

🌼🌺🌸ENJOYED🌸🌺🌼🐝

[@stacylamountain2233]

Lovely!

[@countryfrau8328]

What a marvelous tour!!! Thank you so much! Year three just starting of wild bergamot and anise hyssop and it is all over the garden. Eeek! The other thing that I still get even though I haven't planted it in a couple of years is wild daga (lion's mane). Your garden is phenomenal!

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thanks so much! Yes, there are certainly a lot of plants that can go wild in our gardens.

[@kelly51757]

Beautiful thats my inspiration in my new house build 😍

[@anitakendter5831]

Very , very pretty! I just found you. I love your articulate teaching. Very inspirational! Isn't gardening fun?

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thanks, Anita. Yes, gardening is wonderful! Take care.

[@orchidgarden3124]

What an inspiration!

[@nicoley.7429]

Gorgeous garden! Absolutely lovely and inspirational. The lavender field is such a good idea, I'm putting that on my list of "someday goals". What zone are you in Susan?

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Hi, Nicole. I’m in zone 5. Thank you for the nice comments!

[@mercedsoriano3581]

I Lovet so much!!

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thank you!

[@dkulikowski]

BEAUTIFUL garden and I love your style. You mention 'David' phlox being aggressive, what about Clustered Bellflower and Gooseneck Loosestrife??? So happy I found your channel.

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Oh boy, you are absolutely right about both of those! And this year, I'm hoping to make a dent in all 3 to be honest. They all grow, shall we say, "exuberantly".

[@sandicrawford6035]

I have planted gooseneck loosestrife 15 years ago. It has spread but not much. Easy to control.

[@martagranato8363]

I have just saw the create chanel about your garden , now iam hooked , i live in metairie lousiana 15 minutes from new orleans and love to garden love to feed the wild birds , you inspire me more.!!!

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Hi, Marta! Thanks so much for your nice note. I'm glad you enjoyed the episode. Enjoy your garden and the birds! Take care.

[@Goodmorningalarmsound]

Beautiful flowers and beautiful place. I see a lot of work, love and care. We have a lot of beautiful flowers and trees in the garden, but I love sunflowers the most. I also made a video from our garden. If you want to look, maybe you'll like it. Beautiful greeting from Prague, Thanks for the nice video and I wish you all the best.

[@scmarih]

I am enjoying your channel and your garden so much! You have inspired me to start my own little flower garden and I was wondering where do I start? I live in zone 9b, Southern California upper desert where we get really intense heat and I would really love to add some plants that attract bees to help my veggie garden. I'm very new to gardening but so far I've been able to grow a few veggies, mostly in pots and raised beds. I love your style of gardening and will be applying some of the tips you've shared about your garden. Thank you!

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thanks, Maricela, for your nice comments! You will want to add some drought-tolerant plants and I would suggest looking at High Country Gardens website for some ideas: www.highcountrygardens.com. They sell drought-tolerant perennials, plants to attract pollinators, etc. Also, a garden writer friend of mine, Nan Sterman, lives in San Diego and has written some helpful books: "Water-wise Plants for the Southwest" and the "California Gardener's Guide." I also recommend contacting your local Master Gardener program for some suggestions and guidance. You can search for them by going to mg.ucanr.edu/. I hope this helps! Happy gardening!

[@habibrehman3737]

Wonderful & well managed garden you have. i really inspired & will try to copy you r pattern . what about Tree Liliums ( Trumpet Liliym ) in your garden ???

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Hello, Habib. We do grow Oriental and Asiatic lilies in our garden. They are beautiful, have a wonderful fragrance and are easy to grow.

[@butterfly-iu5ig]

Just stunning!!! I love it!!! I have a question: ) Do you plant seeds or buy the already potted plants?

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thank you for the nice comments. I plant all of my vegetable crops and most of my annual flowers from seed.

[@michaelanger1392]

What kind of soil do you plant your flowers in? Do you direct sow seeds in your garden?

[@eringarney8214]

your gardens are beautiful!!!!! I have a lot of the same in my garden too

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Thanks, Erin. Great minds think alike, eh? ;o)

[@eringarney8214]

Please check out my garden tour video!

[@SusansInTheGarden]

I just watched it. What a wonderful garden you have! I loved the frog on the edge of your pond, and also got a kick out of how similar our ponds are! Thanks for letting me know about your video.

[@eringarney8214]

Thank you for watching. I just have to work on getting my videos edited and clean for future posts. BTW....I am a new subscriber now... Look forward to watching all of your videos! Do you ever watch Garden Answer? She has really great videos

[@eringarney8214]

last question. Are you in PA?

[@evelyncastro-lake9199]

What a beautiful garden. Can you tell me the name of the rudbeckia that you mentioned in the beginning part of your video? Thanks!

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Hi, Evelyn. All of those yellow/gold/rust Rudbeckias are Gloriosa daisies that I started from seed. I got the seeds from Ed Hume Seeds and they’re very easy to grow. If you live in a colder climate, I should mention that they occasionally don’t make it through our winters. Anyway, those are Rudbeckia hirta and they Are bee magnets! Thanks for asking.

[@newjerseygarden]

Excellent video, really enjoyed. Gorgeous garden. Are the purple flowers at the 5:09 mark bellflowers? Can you please tell me what variety they are? I really love them. Thanks!!

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Hi, New Jersey Garden. Thanks for the nice note. There are 2 types of clustered bellflowers in that huge mass of purple! Campanula glomerata acaulis and Campanula glomerata superba. Both are very easy to grow but know that they self-seed readily. In general, though, that's a nice problem to have!

[@newjerseygarden]

Susan's In The Garden Susan, Thanks so much for the flower info. Moira

[@SusansInTheGarden]

My pleasure, Moira!

[@Redeleiser]

The table is set for the deers.

[@SusansInTheGarden]

I know they love lilies but for some reason they haven't bothered ours! Whew.

[@eringarney8214]

Can you name a few great late blooming perennials? I am working on extending the garden season.

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Let's see... black-eyed Susans, asters, coneflowers, September Charm anemones (although keep an eye on them so they won't spread too much), Joe Pye weed, goldenrod, sneezeweed (Helenium) and DEFINITELY sedums! (think "Autumn Joy' for starters)

[@simonsmith8944]

do you have any day lily plants I word like to get some I enjoy looking at your beautiful garden.

[@SusansInTheGarden]

Hi, Simon. Thank you for your nice comments. If you live in the Spokane, WA area, you will find some of my daylilies at the Spokane County Master Gardener plant sale in April. But I don't sell daylilies commercially in case that's what you had in mind. You might try Lasting Dreams Daylilies (lastingdreamsdaylilies.com). They have an amazing selection!

[@simonsmith8944]

thanks for replying and for the imfo

[@lucasa1849]

The bees must be extremely happy (unless you use harmfull chemicals in your garden)

[@SusansInTheGarden]

I grow absolutely everything organically. No chemicals to be found here!

[@lucasa1849]

Susan's In The Garden . Amazing!