The Glamorous Side of Gardening. LOL

Hi guys, join me as I play "catch-up" with some of my gardening chores in the front garden :)
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[@Alypinkflower]

Beautiful colors Plz be safe❤️

[@flowerfairy1950]

Gardening is always a changing scene; that's part of the fun.

[@nibolopez8750]

Beautiful garden.I hope you've fully recovered. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you.

[@GrandmaBugsPlace]

Backyard tour - LOVE IT. Front yard - LOVE IT. You have an amazing yard and I love it all. If in Colorado - come on over an fix my yard if you get a chance. Kidding - but oh man would I love a yard like you have. Looking forward to more video's .....thank you so much for sharing. New follower

[@deepasharma3317]

So beautiful garden you are living in a heaven

[@bathos22]

Hoping you are feeling better. Thanks for taking us along your creative process. Beautiful garden! Love the layers of interest.

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank yoU!

[@roxananunez2735]

One of the most beautiful garden’s I have ever seen 🌹❤️🌺🌷becareful the turtle 🐢 is running away 😊

[@bbbtnn5999]

Loves your garden!!! i lives in CA too..

[@leniramirez8975]

Your garden is lovely, give me some inspiration for my garden, thank you for sharing 🌞🌞🌞love from sunny 🇵🇭

[@jjguy1821]

You should take cuttings of your oxblood coleus to make more! They root so so easy! The more your cut the thicker and more branched your coleus will get. I cut and root them all season long to fill in around the yard. Makes beautiful colors for fall! Love the videos and glad your "human" feeling again! Happy Gardening friend!

[@11azuresky]

JJ Guy agree..coleuses are very easy to propagate

[@PlantsaremyTherapy]

Good video. Hope to see your new video soon:) I have a salcata too. They grow big.

[@j.paullevonne802]

Thank you for being so inspirational!

[@vanifon1]

Your yard is absolutely stunning and I love how you explain how you go about beautifying it. Also, you can easily propagate any coleus that you want to add to any other areas of your garden by simply just taking a few clippings and burying directly in the dirt. Thanks for sharing :)

[@karenacox8932]

I love your trees and flowers and shrubs, and your pretty turtle ( Boulder). Everything looks great the way you have it all arranged and I like your fence too! Thanks for posting and I'm glad you are feeling better!

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank you!

[@tammykriskie2233]

Your yard is Stunning ! You have such Beautiful flowers and your tree is Absolutely Gorgeous 🌿🌿🌿 .. Thank You for sharing .. I live in Pennsylvania and our weather is 60s one day, 80 the next.. Today its raining ☔🐣☔🐣 I'm glad your feeling better. Have a Blessed day 🌺🌺🌺

[@TheSingingGardener]

Oh my! I probably shouldn't be complaining about our weather here then.. LOL Thank you so much for your support and hope you also have a Blessed day :)

[@bathos22]

Stunning everywhere - backyard, front yard, inside the house. What creative juice is he drinking?!

[@Tom-gardenplants1849]

great garden. thanks for sharing 😊

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank you!

[@carrier6517]

Well done Dill, love the splash of red and a good end result to under the pretty pink tree - love the squirrel and Boulder :o) xx

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank you!

[@dahliaparry5511]

Hi Gil, Glad you are feeling better. Spectacular video as always. Love your ideas. Will be stealing some of them for my garden. 😋

[@TheSingingGardener]

Awe, Thank you!

[@BrandonLandon21]

beautiful garden and thanks for the inspiration! Im going to plant this evening

[@gardendiaries7648]

Thanks for sharing, very creative, beautiful garden

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank you!

[@ashwinpatel8381]

Hello I am Sarika Vasava. You have done amazing heard work. Your garden is so beautiful.

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank you!

[@berniea.3255]

Your front garden looks beautiful! Like everything you’ve done so far and what your future plans are! Big fan of grasses too!

[@Dr.SalvatoreVinciguerra]

Great gardening ideas. I like how you are using red plants in your garden. Can't wait to see these areas in a few weeks when the plants get bigger. Have a great day.

[@marciagrant6687]

love the gate insert

[@gabiherrera1056]

No entiendo nada de lo que dices pero veo tus vídeos por tu carisma y por lo hermoso que tienes tu jardin te felicito🤗🌻🌼💐🌼🐞

[@OrchidsforDummies]

Hey PhalPal I love your glamour darling. Your creativity is such an inspiration to us small channels. Happy Growing from your PhalPal Durrell

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank you!!

[@countrybobbins2498]

such a lovely front garden thankyou for sharing

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank you!

[@minnied.5946]

You have great eyes for gardening. Can I tag along with you the next time you go to a nursery? Whatever you buy, I will buy the same. 😃Lol Gorgeous garden !!!

[@kyrad6543]

I confess that I enjoyed watching you squeeze in and around probably because that's most of my gardening. I have a relatively small yard with a lot of plants and stuff. Everything I do is "obstacle course" level like your coleus planting. Try to squeeze in areas and not step on too many things. You are much younger than I am, but knee pads are really helpful. My tortoise walks really fast too. I can't leave him out or he'd be gone!

[@kyrad6543]

P.S. I hate squirrels but Hubert cracks me up!

[@cherylanderson3340]

Those are gorgeous Coleus. So easy to grow lots of new Coleus plants from rooted cuttings, to enjoy indoors. You could let the cuttings Mature over winter indoors, then add to your landscape in spring. I'd pinched one back for several months, making many more stems, to form a glorious, dense, sphere. Put it outside to get some sun & rain. Guess I forgot it was still outside, when a heavy rain came through & smashed it. You know how brittle those stems are. What a mess. At least it was easy to start new plants from all tbose cuttings.🙄

[@jorgeluizcorreiadossantos9943]

Dil, i love iour garden, an yu...Jorge Brasil...

[@joanneyu6087]

I’m late to this video but love love that Tabeuia tree. Where did you get it and how big was it when you first got it??? I live in Los Angeles too.

[@thegreennerd7329]

Haha I’m from Lucerne 😂 but not sure we have that grass here

[@TheSingingGardener]

LOL

[@geetasgloriousgardenandpet9863]

Adding gravel is an excellent idea as it would hardly need any water. Grass is very water intensive.

[@СаулеМахметова-с2и]

😊👍

[@amrutamallick2656]

U are really awesome...lots of love from INDIA 👌🥰

[@TheSingingGardener]

Thank you!

[@amrutamallick2656]

@@TheSingingGardener 🥰

[@Druexotics]

Coleus are so easy to propagate you could easily take cutting and they would be growing in a week

[@mariamadeo2576]

😍

[@doowopshopgal]

You will show us the transformation of grass to gravel right?? I want to see how you do it

[@TheSingingGardener]

I will definitely make a video of it :)

[@doowopshopgal]

The Singing Gardener your garden is sensational it truly is.

[@cherylanderson3340]

You probably caught the flu or whatever from coming into contact with that virus or bacteria from othrr people who had it. We don't really get run down & get sick as much from the weather as from impropr diet, like eating too many carbs & sweets, including alcobol, so vitamins help. Hooe you feel better soon.

[@geetasgloriousgardenandpet9863]

Would be nice to have a few stepping stones in your garden. It will help you move around better.

[@TheSingingGardener]

Geeta's Glorious Garden and Pets great idea!! 😊

[@nuimaleko7]

Why not just take cuttings form the coleus? They root super easy in water. Once I get a variety that i like i just keep making clones of it.

[@TheSingingGardener]

I will start doing that! I can't stand looking at those empty spaces so I needed to do a quick fix. Maybe next season I will change them out :)

[@at1the1beginning]

Dil, your tabebuia seems planted too deep.

[@TheSingingGardener]

Yeah I agree! I didn't know better when we got it planted those years ago but it seems to be doing just fine :)

[@at1the1beginning]

It might look like it now, but it'll struggle more and more further down the road. I know I'm being a smart ass about it, but only saying. If interested: facebook.com/groups/GardenProfessors/?ref=bookmarks