Planting Flowers In My Shade Garden

After recently weeding and reclaiming an overgrown shady flower bed, it's now time to plant some beautiful things in there! Join me as we plant some Impatiens that I grew from seed, some Anabella Hydrangeas that were propagated from a mother plant, and some Northern Maidenhair Ferns that I got from a family member. These plants will surely make this shady woodland garden pop! In this project, we also dig out some Peonies that really need to get planted in sunny spot as well as some Hosta that are taking up too much space in this area. I also share my tips for deadheading and pruning your wax begonia plants.
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How To Collect Wax Begonia Seeds: • How To Collect Begonia...
How To Collect Impatiens Seeds: • How To Collect Impatie...
How To Start Impatiens From Seed: • Planting Impatiens See...
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[@janicesgarden5748]

I love watch dividing and transplanting videos

[@budgetgardeningvita]

Hi Janice! Great to know. I'll be sure to upload more content on that topic. Much of my garden is from plants that were divided over and over again. It's such a great way to save money, fill in spots in the yard, and rejuvenate plants. 🌼💞

[@maureenmccrackin6933]

I think your placement of the ferns is perfect! Texture is so important in a shade garden. It's pretty hot in my area currently (we have a heat warning). Everything will get a thorough soaking on Wednesday when tropical storm Beryl passes over. I hope your drought breaks soon.

[@budgetgardeningvita]

Thanks so much! You are so correct in saying that texture in a shade garden is important. I totally agree. I'm really hoping our drought breaks soon, also. I see rainfall above and below me on the radar maps, but the rain skips over my neck of the woods almost daily. Lol. Soon enough... 🌧️🌺

[@cindyjensen1024]

So beautiful!

[@budgetgardeningvita]

Thanks so much! It feels great to be getting plants in the ground despite our current heatwave. Happy gardening, friend! 🌸😊

[@kibibishaw1194]

So helpful. Thank you!

[@budgetgardeningvita]

You're so very welcome. 💞🌸

[@dianadickerson555]

Great info

[@budgetgardeningvita]

Thank you! 😊🌻