Top Performers in My September Garden | Here She Grows

[@melaniem5971]

Your enthusiasm is contagious! Thanks for the tour!

[@heatherhereshegrows]

My pleasure! Thanks for joining me here.

[@KunyongPlantito0824]

Beautiful and cool garden❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thank you!

[@debbyrennock8435]

Thanks for the Sheriff car, that hints at where you are. I didn't catch what zone you grow in, but then I did. 😆 lol You have a beautiful garden.

[@heatherhereshegrows]

@@debbyrennock8435 😂 Dead giveaway! Thanks for watching!

[@ginafriend1690]

Peach Drift Roses are So pretty!💗! Its all very nice, Heather, and love your gate 🌞setting.

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thanks Gina! My mom has the sun in her garden too. We love it!

[@ginafriend1690]

@@heatherhereshegrows and I have a sun on my house, on the deck! 😉

[@GardenEvolution]

Gardens looking amazing Heather!

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thanks Brad! ❤

[@susankilpatrick2918]

Great garden tour. Your garden beds look awesome. Lots of inspiration.

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thank you! I’m really happy with how things have come along.

[@marybethgardener111]

I can't believe that banana, it's awesome! I remember you protecting a bit during the winter but I can't believe it's that hardy. Really cool!

[@heatherhereshegrows]

I don’t think last winter was a good test though. It’s protected south-facing location no doubt helps. It’s massive!

[@michellejames5953]

Your garden looks beautiful

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thanks Michelle!

[@angelaengler2387]

The garden still looks beautiful! This is a difficult time of the season for our gardens to look the best but yours looks great😍 Your neighborhood looks so similar to the neighborhood we lived in when we lived in Plainfield ten years ago! I wonder if they were built by the same builder!

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Plainfield is a stones throw away. I’m in Lockport and the house was built by Ryland 20 years ago.

[@angelaengler2387]

My old house was built by them too! Only our old neighborhood was built in the mid to late 90s😀

[@alw5101]

Such a cool garden 🪴 I love your choice of plants you’ve paired up together it’s so cozy! Ps Go SOX!!🖤

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thank you! GO SOX!!!

[@oas1224]

Lovely garden, thanks for sharing.

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thank you for watching!

[@onegardenatathyme]

Your gardens are gorgeous and full of inspiration! I live on a similar suburban lot so it’s so nice to see just how much is possible in a typical suburban neighborhood! I bought an American gold rush a couple of weeks ago and can’t wait to see how it does! The raspberry ripple zinnias are a favorite of mine😊. Thanks for a great video!

[@heatherhereshegrows]

I think you’re going to love American Goldrush. It’s a workhorse and great for late season color. I wish I had remembered to space the zinnias so they be taller. There’s always next year! Thanks for watching!

[@BloomThereItIs]

Love my Proudberry Coralberry too! Just planted this spring.

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Isn’t it beautiful?! I put it in last fall and it was quite small. It’s putting some nice size and has such an elegant shape.

[@starrosesandplants]

Stunning!!

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thank you!

[@younglee3285]

Beautiful! What are the millet looking things behind your north pole arborvitae at time stamp 11:25 ?

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Thank you for watching and those are Jade Princess millet.

[@rosemarythyme6351]

New sub here. I love how your gardens ribbon through your yard. Very artsy! And I really like that you show the triumphs and occasional fails in your landscape, which is how we grow and mature into seasoned gardeners. 🌱🥀🌷One suggestion...I appreciate that you insert plant names when editing the videos, but adding 2-3 seconds would be very helpful for viewers to read them and perhaps take an inspirational screenshot for our own gardens. Thanks for the tour!

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Hello and thanks for joining me here! I will definitely take into account your suggestion and extend the length of those IDs. Thanks again!

[@kimbar11]

Beautiful garden. I’m curious - When you’re standing in your driveway facing your house, what is the width of the area between your driveway and the neighbor’s yard to the left? I have a similar spot and I’m considering planting it up and interested in how the size compares. Thanks for reading! 💚

[@joycearthur5244]

Hi found you through Janey’s podcast. What is the name of the sedum you mentioned? Thanks.

[@heatherhereshegrows]

Hi there and welcome! Matrona sedum. It's a beauty and doesn't require the Chelsea chop.

[@kimbar11]

My Autumn Brilliance serviceberry is almost in the same spot in my backyard and looking the same after 4 years. Maybe I’ll evict mine too. Fellow Chicagoan here too (NW suburbs).

[@heatherhereshegrows]

They’re painfully slow and I feel like I’ve given mine ample time to get it together. Eviction is imminent!

[@kturula7017]

I had to laugh when you were showing your zinnias that didn't grow tall enough. I seeded some zinnias that were supposed to be minis, 10-12 inches tall. So I put them at the front. They ended up 5 feet tall and obscured everything behind them. Next year, I'll plant something different.

[@heatherhereshegrows]

😂 😂😂

[@patriciamcgonigal2688]

I love pycmathemum but afraid to plant in the ground in metro Atlanta

[@heatherhereshegrows]

@@patriciamcgonigal2688 here’s an article from the Lurie Garden in Chicago that addresses how it spreads. It behaves in northern climates but I’m not sure what it does in the south.

[@heatherhereshegrows]

www.luriegarden.org/plants/mountain-mint/#:~:text=Some%20people%20may%20shy%20away,will%20slowly%20spread%20by%20rhizomes.

[@Tee-py2uo]

My drift rose does not get that tall! They are like. 12” tops.and doesn’t spread either. Not sure why. It does bloom beautifully though

[@heatherhereshegrows]

@@Tee-py2uohow long have they been in the ground?