Tour of Ann's Garden on Cape Cod - 🌸🌳🌺

[@willaerley7140]

We New Englanders take great pride in our piles of rocks. 😄 Kind of a trophy for our hard work digging.

[@kmagslove3983]

Yes!! Yes we do!!

[@janetn1925]

Amen! I gardened in the granite state and am now in Maine. Plenty of rocks here as well! Lol

[@jennifermcduffie6889]

Would love to see pics of Ann’s garden in the spring& summer. Maybe future garden tours ?

[@christellet79]

Stunning property.

[@marysmith9361]

My husband built a house in Brewster in 1986 and we used it as a second home for 15 years and sold it in 2004. I love Cape Cod and miss it so much. We moved to Georgia for the warmth and we have a beautiful home with flowers and shrubs everywhere. It's much easier to garden in the warm weather. Shortly after we left the Cape, they had a 38" snowstorm!

[@GinaCriv]

I really enjoyed Ann's garden, she's very knowledgable...and pleasant. Thanks for sharing.

[@gigizaino8805]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing

[@ThaoPham-gj8vm]

Ann is a pleasant and wonderful gardener. A spring tour is a must :)

[@janeta2559]

Please visit when that garden is in full bloom. Its beautiful

[@lindaalpertesq]

Such an enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing this. Your sister in law, and from a previous video, your daughter in law are lucky to have you as their in law.

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

Ann's landscape is so well designed that it looks natural. That takes skill!.

[@annbashir5888]

Thank you for taking us round your lovely garden Ann. I would also love to see your garden in the summer. One last thing, how wonderful to have all the trees around you. All the different birds you must hear n the wild life coming into your garden for a wander n odd nibble ( that's not so great) thank you

[@crazycat6833]

Cape Cod is just so beautiful! Thank you, Ann!

[@staceyvanier15]

Really enjoyed this tour. It's given me some inspiration for my forested backyard.

[@janetn1925]

Enjoyed the video. I'm in New England also but zone 5B here in Maine. But Interesting to see some plants I have like the Rythmic Blue Hydrangea. I am so much more like you though. A plant collector. I know my garden is a hodge podge of sorts but I just love plants and can't resist getting a lot of different kinds. The world needs both types of gardeners I think. :) Thanks for the videos. I look forward to them and you never dissapoint.

[@kellynguyen4817]

Thank you so much for this. I grew up in New England (now in MD for 19 years). Every time I go back to visit, I just love looking at all those stone walls.

[@cathrynkolkman1811]

Just beautiful! Love the shingle siding on Anne’s home.

[@leonmason8521]

Hi Cathryn

[@willaerley7140]

Coreopsis has yellow flowers and deer resistance. Irises too. It’s funny. My rabbits have ignored my huechera and deer love my hydrangeas. Local tastes I guess. The lichen looks best and kind of fluoresces after a rain. Great landscape!

[@heather-annhoyte9606]

Beautiful! Loved the tour. So very different than my South Carolina garden.

[@arelettebreaux938]

Nice! Jenny you must go back in the spring, summer, 2022!

[@marianhintz9981]

Love the property, pretty!!

[@leonmason8521]

Yeah, how are you?

[@allisonpelphrey1816]

Beautiful

[@leonmason8521]

Hello how are you

[@Tibetan2]

Gorgeous woodland gardens…loved the tour! Everything about it feels so natural and inviting. Thanks for sharing! 👍👏

[@asianangie7209]

Beautiful home!!! Ann did a great job! For the area you were asking for suggestions, would camellias work? I love the glossy evergreen leaves and light blush white blooms on mine. It grows slowly. I also tried a form of cedar and spruce that is a standard form last yr and surprisingly are still alive. I’m in z7. Wonder if Ann might like them for that area. It is like a lollipop topiary with a less tightly clipped more textured look. Hope Ann will share spring and summer tour as well.

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

Camellias occurred to me too. They love acid and were not deterred by humidity in New Orleans. Don't know about deer resistance. Don't think wind would bother them since they survive hurricanes.

[@sofiaedmundson9128]

Thanks for taking the time to do the tour! May I gently suggest you mic up your guests. It makes it a bit more enjoyable. I love your videos and don't want your hard work to be overlooked because of audio quality.

[@emmalavenham]

Thank you for the tour! BTW Filipendula 'Red Umbrellas' can look rather rough during its first year, but in our experience, after just one growing season to root in, the foliage looks amazing until the first hard frost. The key is to keep the ground moist, and not allow it to dry out... We particularly like mixing it with purple-leafed perennials like Astilbe Chocolate Shogun...

[@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden]

Thanks for the tips!

[@marylynnhaynes7558]

Thanks for the lovely tour.

[@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden]

Thanks for watching!

[@leonmason8521]

Hello

[@KatherineTheGr8t]

Wonderful gardens! Reminds me of my childhood and that's always a good thing, thank you Jenny you're the best : D

[@leonmason8521]

That’s a nice comment that brings back memories, i believe you’ve a beautiful garden.

[@HookedandRooted]

How fun Jenny! I'm in Massachusetts also. If you ever come visit your brother, and want to check out another garden, feel free to visit mine. I would love to have you. Anne has a lovely garden 💚

[@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden]

Thanks!

[@leonmason8521]

I wonder how your garden looks like Hooked, how are you.

[@LetsGardenYall]

I’m over here scratching my head that the deer don’t bother Ann’s hydrangeas 🤯! For the corner that you asked for suggestions, how about a ‘Crimson Queen’ in the center of corner by the entrance & gutter downspouts, then PW ‘Fluffy Arborvitae’ on the corner where you suggested something pyramidal, then under the window a row of say 3 ‘Shi Shi’ dwarf Camellia.

[@leonmason8521]

Hello

[@vickiejones7085]

Loved this tour. I seen geranium in the side flowerbed? Does it make it through the winter or does she replant one in the spring? Also love the bird feeder area. Would love to see her flowerbeds again in the spring time. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@leonmason8521]

Hi

[@mardisteffenhagen9405]

In pnw if you stand still YOU will grow moss !!!!