New Annuals, Perennials, and Moving Plants Like Chess Pieces

[@Mary-d7u8l]

I so enjoy seeing Steph in the videos and her thought process behind the colors out front. I also like the format of the odd jobs. Very interesting to see your planting and still learn about all of the plants.

[@daiseegray9110]

I agree with Steph, if a plant grows somewhere on its in it deserves to be there!🌼🐝

[@marionallen2222]

LOL! I usually just leave them!

[@erincolleen7436]

Thanks Jim and Stephany! I love to see both the outside of the house and the garden evolve. 😊

[@staceya419]

Thank you for sharing Jim and Stephanie. You are giving me more motivation to move things around in my own garden. I have been experiencing paralysis analysis for a few years now, but I am determine to get some of the majors changes done by the end of April. Love your content.

[@judymckerrow6720]

Thank you Stephany and Jim ! 🪻🌷💚🙃

[@judymckerrow6720]

Oh my gosh Stephany, I wish that I could sit like that on the ground, if I tried I’d NEVER get back up ! 🪻🌷💚🙃

[@SMElder-iy6fl]

I'd never even get down. My legs get so stiff when I'm gardening. I hate this getting old business!

[@judymckerrow6720]

@@SMElder-iy6fl Me too ! 🪻🌷💚🙃

[@dvssayer5621]

She's young😅

[@dvssayer5621]

She's young😂

[@jennifergreene8891]

I know what you mean

[@AC-yl7rg]

Would love to see more Steph. She’s great!

[@stephanycoakley7352]

Thank you for your kindness

[@jcking6785]

Like other viewers, I love seeing Stephany and hearing her input on the plants going in the ground as well as future plans.

[@rima717nc]

Thanks, Jim and Steph! It's great to see you making progress on your garden projects!

[@kaystinebrink1220]

I love seeing you move plants and shrubs around. My mother believed you planted them once and they never moved.

[@donnajoy6951]

Hello Steph ~really like your vibe and thoughts around why you plant what you plant. Thanks for your input everytime we see you in videos.🌻

[@terrivance8750]

Great video, Jim, Stephany! Thank you. 😊

[@freedomofreligion3248]

Yes, Ms. Stephany seems to have, either, No arthritis or Nerves of steel. Lucky young lady, she's a great garden designer, extremely pretty gardens, super gardener hubby, fab doggos. I looked up your entire list of annuals, from yesterday's video, Thurs 18 April, and they were such a gorgeous assembly!

[@selw0nk]

Is she his wife?

[@staciejackson7497]

@@selw0nk? Is that a kind of plant?

[@maryannferencak3799]

Has anyone told Jim she's married?? 😮😮

[@staciejackson7497]

@@maryannferencak3799 Why are you gossiping and trolling?

[@selw0nk]

@@staciejackson7497 You tell me you're the smartazz here.

[@sherriewellman2421]

Love that Stephanie is being included in your video's more! Not that you aren't entertaining and inspirational (with your beautiful dog) but she adds the 'family' touch.

[@cyhomer]

..and she’s so stinkin’ cute!

[@terrimainey4656]

Nice work, Stephany and Jim!

[@thisiscarolyn7670]

I really enjoy these odd jobs videos. They reflect well what happens daily in most everyone's garden. And I appreciate hearing your thought process on the why and how of moving plants around. That has inspired me to feel more free to move things that are on the struggle bus in my first choice of postions.

[@jeanniecollier6763]

I am going to move some things around this weekend due to they are not spaced properly and need more sun. My problem is I work full time and I only have mainly the weekends. I wear myself out at 68 trying to do it all myself, as my budget is tight or I would get someone to help me. I have this long list this weekend and I will probably not get it all done, but you have certainly motivated me to try.

[@jennifergreene8891]

Hi Jim and Stephanie! Another great video, thank you 😊 Everything is looking fantastic!

[@dia9491]

Great video. That blueberry is just gorgeous with those flowers weighing it down.

[@camilasouza-pu9338]

I love to see you all gardening together. Congrats on the beautiful partnership besides marriage. 🎉

[@zoreslavazinczenko1060]

OMG! Every time you move your chess pieces, your gardens look more and more amazing! I'm so jelly of your weather - what the heck am I doing in (SW of) Cleveland, OH? We had a few days of mid-to upper 70's and it was GLOrious to be outside (minus cold winds), and now it's dropping to mid-50's/low 60's with night time lows of 33, 36 and such. AAARGH! Can't WAIT to see what's to come at YOUR neck of the woods, Jim & Steph! (give Holly & Griffin big, big hugs).

[@thomasnoble1816]

One of JP’s many good points is about how perennials often take a year before really strutting their stuff.

[@amywright2243]

Holly! Such a good ol gal. ❤️

[@doctortcbkk2027]

I first heard of ageratum from you. I plant it every year now and it does great in the summer sun and heat her in atlanta. And even though violets are a nuisance, I leave them while they are blooming and pull out later

[@rachelsgarden]

Loving Steph’s input, ya’ll make a great team 🌺 Interested in the reliability of the Agastache varieties you’re planting. I’ve gone through many that fade away. So far Queen Nectarine is successful for me.

[@stephanycoakley7352]

Nice! We’ve been stung by yellow/orange so I have avoided them now. We will try your recommendation!

[@jillnorris8252]

We need a shirt that says “moving plants like chess pieces”! 😂 I’ve move several things this spring already.

[@camilasouza-pu9338]

I agree! Only gardeners will understand that. Lol

[@heathercole2447]

You guys are so stinking cute! 😍

[@karlaplatt5538]

I think Nurseries at Caroliniana may have closed their doors. There's an article written by the Post and Courier (North Augusta Star); from Jun 7, 2023m indicating they were closing their doors after 50 years.

[@JimPutnam]

Online is still open

[@SMElder-iy6fl]

Jim, some time would you show us the view from the porch? When will you build the patio?

[@cece_marie]

Great video! Cant wait to see the 'hot and cold' areas fill in

[@julieh2935]

Looking great! Thank you both for sharing! 😊

[@patriciablancopena4581]

I loved the Franky Boy! 😍

[@darlas4019]

The garden is looking beautiful already!!!!

[@ordiekelleher2641]

I saw columbine with buds and sun bed peony buds yes yes. Was new last year.

[@Tobhiyah]

What is the gorgeous glossy Green and white bush on the front right at 22-25 minutes? Is it Solomon's seal? 🌱💕

[@sheilamoore4680]

After debating it for months, I ordered a Rosa's Blush blueberry today. I think it's just borderline hardy here but it's so beautiful that I have to try!

[@ordiekelleher2641]

Jack is beautiful.😊

[@JazmineWarren-zd6yq]

Hello, do you have an update on your White Wedding Hydrangeas?

[@renatabaxley9368]

Hi Jim, I always really look forward to your videos. Thanks for the helpful content! In the first three minutes of this video, to your right and at the back of the garden, there is a gold-ish/chartreuse pyramidal shrub that, from a distance, looks like it might be some type of holly. Would you mind telling the name of that? I am looking for a shrub with that shape but one that won't get too wide or tall for a small space. I really appreciate your help!

[@juliabinford6500]

Speaking of arborvitae…I have some baby arborvitae (4” pots), and I don’t know whether to keep them out of the landscape to grow them a little more, or put them right in the ground. They will stay moist in the summer, and I’m zone 8b Pacific Northwest. I have a lot of very mature arbs already, so I know they do well for me. I haven’t tried such little ones before, though. I can’t dig big holes 😢

[@freedomofreligion3248]

Jim: At 12:20, far screen-left, there is a chartreuse-gold, large-leafed, small plant. Looks like a fatsia. What IS IT, please???

[@brianandtamiolson2330]

What is the variegated shrub by the driveway, love it.

[@jillnorris8252]

I think it’s a variegated Solomon seal.

[@goldiewatts8820]

What was that low, layered looking plant with the varigation in front of the arborvitae you'll be moving. It's striking...must find one.

[@marciagrant6687]

That is my question!! Does this plant spread or is it several plants grouped together? Timestamp 20:37

[@jillnorris8252]

It is a variegated Solomon seal. It does spread. I think he’s mentioned before that it’s kind of contained there due to the driveway.

[@MD-ql7gv]

What is that narrow shovel that you use when transplanting

[@قناةطبخالمغربيالاصيل]

مسيرة موفقة🎍🎍🎍🎍🎍💔💔💔💔👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@judymiddleswart9350]

Please tell me the name of the variegated shrub next to the ARB YOU WANT TO MOVE… it’s beautiful!!! THANKS AGAIN JIM AND STEPH FOR GREAT VIDEO JUDY IN PENSACOLA FL

[@cece_marie]

The plant in front of the arb (from our perspective as viewers) is variegated soloman's seal. 🌿

[@barbarawall6349]

Is that Solomon Seal planted by the evergreen? If so how long has it been planted, absolutely beautiful

[@stephanycoakley7352]

yes. probably 10 years

[@jenniferolson7296]

Jim: I planted a Radiance abelia last Fall. The new leaves this Spring have remained quite small. Do I need to fertilize or be patient? Thanks.

[@threeriversforge1997]

Have you ever worked with that "Chick-a-Boom" Chickweed from Plant Delights? I prefer natives, and that has a nice shape to it, but there's zero talk about the plant anywhere that I can find. I'm a bit leery about buying one, honestly, since not a single channel is discussing what looks like a very nice addition to the garden.

[@staciejackson7497]

Many of their plants are on the obscure side. They are a great resource, and as Tony has written, he has the plant in his garden and if it is one of their introductions, they have trialed it and thought it was worth propagating and selling.

[@threeriversforge1997]

@@staciejackson7497 I don't doubt that it's a good plant, but I'd like it more if there was more published on it. Even in native plant circles, you never hear it mentioned.

[@sheliafears591]

What is the maple behind you? I need that! ❤

[@TS50ER]

The maple @ 8:34? I was wondering the same thing.

[@susangaskin6810]

Zone 8B Columbia SC, Recently planted a 5 foot eastern redbud tree i purchased online. Tree looked to be in good shape when i recieved it with a few blooms but no leaves. The leaves have started coming out but wither and dry up within a few days. Is this transplant shock or what am i doing wrong?

[@kardport88]

What is the plant on the right side the edge of the walkway near the driveway?

[@jillnorris8252]

It’s a variegated Solomon seal I believe.

[@brianandtamiolson2330]

Learning a lot as always. Can I ask why your wife doesn’t talk in the videos very much? What’s her background, and is the channel her main job? I’m sorry if this is too personal of a question, just curious.

[@freedomofreligion3248]

What is noble Holly's breed? She is so dignified, wise, noble in stature. Also, now, I don't mean to embarrass you guys. But, you both have remarkably pretty- shaped legs. Your son undoubtedly inherited this cool look.

[@katiekane5247]

Watch at 2× without audio. Looks like ballet 😂 Just kidding, love you both. Popping my Agastache up again before I plant, my beds aren't as developed as yours.

[@TheBarefootedGardener]

I had some fun for a couple minutes playing with playback speed😂 slower speed is really funny

[@tinajohnson7375]

I grew up with brothers….All I can say is 😂😂😂

[@dorindajenkins7825]

🙋

[@jcking6785]

(At the risk of being one of “those viewers”, anyone else wonder what Jim is looking at when he looks back and forth from right at the camera to above it repeatedly? Don’t mean to offend but it’s something I can’t unsee and just wondered what he’s looking at).

[@justincherepy7863]

Think he has closed nurseries Carolinians. Might double check.

[@maryannferencak3799]

"Eats their own flowers"?? I think you mean bury their own flowers 😂😂

[@marionallen2222]

10:01 STUNNING!!!! It’s my favorite!!! The flowers are super gigantic!!!! Unfortunately the dang DEER ate the tops of mine hoping g they will grow back out this summer and be good again lol 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤦‍♀️🤍

[@Flower_hoarder]

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