March Early Spring Bloomers/Garden Style nw

[@bobbiechinn9578]

I just like this lady. Very smart, pretty cool, ty.

[@paulet990]

I LOVE the idea of the little blue flowers under forsythia! I've wanted a forsythia ever since reading the Berenstein Bears and the Real Easter Eggs to my boys decades ago. I planted two Northern Gold on either side of my deck and the bunnies chewed them up over winter of 2019-2020. I thought they were dead, and realized they would have gotten way too big in that area anyway, so I transplanted them elsewhere and, lo and behold, over the summer they grew back and thrived! I replaced them near the deck with a smaller variety -- Gold Tide I think -- and am WAITING for Spring, hoping to get a beautiful display of yellow. I LOVE the idea of adding little blue lithodoras under them. Not sure if they'll stand my zone 4 temps, but it is somewhat sheltered spot, so worth a try.

[@JB-jk8pc]

Beauty selection!

[@conniekeshet]

Lovely!! I want nursheries in my area to do this!! In israel!! So amazing to see so many beautiful plants!!

[@fannieallen6005]

I love this video. Wonderful plants that I will certainly plant.

[@gaylordgardenclub7986]

I love how the latin plant names just rolls off your tongue! Thanks for sharing your wealth of wisdom with us.

[@WaWaMu916]

I am very appreciative of your channel and love of gardening. You always provide useful information. I especially like your monthly timeline of what to do. It's a great reminder. Thank you.

[@iralien2]

Hello from Kennesaw, Georgia! Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy and learn from your videos Miss Debbie. Your yard is amazing. I wonder how you stay so clean playin in the dirt?! I get soooo dirty,but it's fun for me. Thank you for your time and effort sharing your knowledge with us. God Bless ~

[@Veronica-je9qj]

We just entered Autumn in New York and I'm already wishing for Spring! This gardening addiction is just that.....addiction. :) Thanks for the video. :)

[@gardeningjunkie2267]

My forsythia is at least 10 feet and wants to get bigger than that, but I keep it pruned all summer.

[@goinggreen757]

Great video! The weather has me itching to get outside. It would be great to see what’s blooming in your yard.:)

[@gailsellers2586]

Thank you so very much for your kind sharing. Also I see you are giving us the zone hardiness now and really do appreciate that!

[@beckysatter2373]

My fatsia looks horrible after this winter. I'm really hoping some new growth comes in and it can be saved!

[@jeane561]

Thanks so much for the info. I always enjoy your garden tours😊❤️😊

[@sarahfroese3258]

Your back! Great selection of plants you talked about.

[@dorenenagy564]

Great information on all those plants. Thanks for posting.

[@kathibrowneyes6222]

I look forward to your videos. (You are in my zone.) Just about fell over when u held up the aralia. I just bought one last week..it's in a protected spot under the eave at my front door. You gave me new insight for care of it. Thank you....

[@botanicaltreasures2408]

Great plant selections. Happy Spring.🌱White Candytuft grows extremely well here in the Carolinas. I’ve had the same plant for about three years. It booms almost as early as the daffodils🌼. After it blooms I give it a haircut. Also I spread coffee grounds around it. I usually get more flowering. Lithodora is not as heat tolerant as candytuft where we are. I regard it as an annual. Its vibrant blue flowers are fantastic in containers on the patio.💕 Lithodora is a member of the borage family, but much less aggressive. You get the blue color like delphinium, but not the toxicity.🌱🙂

[@CSFAV]

Always enjoy your videos introducing new plants!! Thanks for sharing!! 💗💗💗

[@donnawest866]

So good to see you again! Great video! Thanks! Must try to get some of these plants this year!...your nursery looks beautiful...cheers to your success! 🌷🌿🌺

[@jackieo8693]

Definitely adding a forsythia to the garden!

[@tomsites8261]

This is excellent information thank you! Would you consider planting a bromeliad potted plant outside in the garden?

[@memyselfandeye8377]

Just found your video and subscribed. Excellent!

[@fandarzelig]

Hi Debbie, I've been enjoying your videos! In my yard I'd like a PNW woodland shade garden. My major problem is I don't have shade. I've planted a Western Hemlock and Western White Pine for long term shade, plus some Bitter Cherry trees for faster growth. What plantings would you recommend for a native woodland look, things that can tolerate sun, but eventually thrive in or create shade?

[@kathleenemens3249]

Where is the Nursery that you talk about so I could visit and perhaps buy some plants? Like your videos ❤️

[@ianwheatley3838]

Hi great video, can you tell me how your zone compares to the North East of England U.K. please. Is your spring warm or is it still chilly on a morning then warming up to 12 degrees Centigrade. Thanks again.

[@GardenStylenw]

Still cold mornings but quickly warming to 60 degrees. :)

[@ElizabethM824]

Love the plant selections you featured. I'm just north of Seattle and my cordyline plants are totally brown after all the snow. Will they come back do you think? Also, I have white candy tuft growing on my retaining wall in full sun but it doesn't look as healthy as your example. I bought this house last June and the sellers said they just leave it alone. But I'm thinking maybe it needs some fertilizer. It's blooming now but the blooms are not as big as your plant. The plants are very well established. Any advice? I hope to make it out to your nursery this summer when I'm traveling in your area. I usually end up in your neck of the woods at least once a summer. Thanks!

[@GardenStylenw]

Food is always good to do in the spring!

[@albusandrose]

Does anyone know which Forsythia hybrid she has in this video? It's a such a nice buttery yellow color.

[@portiaholliday8741]

Your plant selections are lovely. I did not know that some Candytufts are perennial. I will look on my pkt from Johnny's and see if it is the perennial type. As I watch I wonder where you are gardening? Oh,"here in the NorthWest". You have a beautiful setting however the airplane pattern distracts from your presentation.

[@JeanTOM-qb5dm]

What is the Pieris japonica cultivar name with the variegated foliage that you showed

[@lanawoo]

I like your channel 😊 educational and inspirational but not too hypo lol

[@Tootsie55]

What kind of mulch do you use?

[@jdroxford]

could u pls list down the name of the plants. I cant find lissa dora online.

[@Chrysalis11-11]

Do you carry these in your nursery?

[@GardenStylenw]

Yes we do!

[@GardenStylenw]

Yes we do!

[@amywilliamson9778]

Great plants! The airplane is annoying. Hope you don’t have to listen to that all the time!

[@GardenStylenw]

Right? Planes only appear when I'm doing a video. Lol