Planning for Our 2025 Proven Winners Signature Garden Beds

[@claytoncomeaux414]

The Hits and Misses is a comfort for me and understanding that planting doesn't always work great. Seeing failure as an opportunity to learn something new.

[@gardencrossings]

It's so true, every year is a learning experience.

[@pinetreesnflowers]

Love the combinations!

[@joelidiavictoriagabrielcru7805]

I absolutely loved the black sweet potato vine!!!

[@gardencrossings]

Thank you😊

[@RitaMonkman]

And again loved hearing the planning stages and what worked previously and what you'll be trying next - so very exciting! Thanks for taking us along, Heidi and Ben!!

[@gardencrossings]

Thanks for following along!

[@kaylynnlitersky2342]

The tiara blue Supertunia smells wonderful!

[@gardencrossings]

Interesting, I really didn't notice a scent. I will have to remember that once they start blooming.

[@renapunte6591]

Extremely helpful video. Very informative love watching your videos.

[@gardencrossings]

Thanks for watching!

[@linakhoury6623]

Hi Heidi 🌺. You chose beautiful flowers color to the signature garden beds and they are going be amazing . Have a great day .♥️🌟🎄🌟🎄♥️

[@gardencrossings]

Thanks, we are excited to see how they grow!

[@lindakay8171]

Love Sunpatients, they do well for me here in SE PA. Do a different color every year in my pots.

[@gardencrossings]

They are one of our favorites too!

[@michaelgray1123]

The two of you make a great team!!!!! Happy New Year!

[@gardencrossings]

Happy New Year!

[@hollyleach2056]

Thanks for these videos! Love the brainstorming sessions.

[@gardencrossings]

I hope it was helpful

[@tg_ny]

As a gardener, I realize just how much time and effort it takes to maintain flowerbeds. It is quite rewarding though. If one is not independently wealthy, the best window of opportunity to spend a lot of time doing it is on the weekends and during retirement. It feels great to spend a lot of time in the gardens. A general question - often to enrich the soil in a garden bed, we often add material (compost, etc.). Do gardeners actually remove old soil periodically to prevent the material from getting higher and higher? This must be a tricky task with perrenials and shrubs in place in a garden. it easy to remove the top layer of mulch from a garden and replace it with fresh mulch, but I have to believe the other material grows up over time and then the bed must be completely redone.

[@gardencrossings]

We let our mulch break down and turn to dirt. Sometimes we will remove some near the edge of a bed if needed.

[@tsahaisantiagoSa-Hi]

Love watching ur videos! ? The blue metal butterfly garden art behind u…can u share where u purchased it from? TIA 😊

[@Judsey52]

Heidi… love watching your videos!.. I have ordered from you for my plants for spring for a couple of years… I have a request.. can you maybe do a garden with plants/ shrubs for us gardeners that struggle with deer pressure!… I’ve tried some sprays but I have yard sprinklers so it washes off quickly… any ideas are appreciated!!

[@gardencrossings]

The videos of the northern Michigan garden that I do is focused on deer issue.

[@Judsey52]

@@gardencrossingsthanks- I will check them out!!