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I was laughing as I was wondering how much more you were going to pull out of that magician’s hat back there 😂 I was given a hydrangea and it’s doing ok. The roosters keep arranging the chips around it-need a low fence and they will stay out, but the plant may need more sun. Last year the deer tasted it when we had drought. Another issue is the snow lands there and good thing they bloom on new growth. I’ve been trimming back spent blooms on roses and perennials. The blessed J beetles are starting and nestling in roses. Need to get Milky Spore distributed through flower garden as we have a mole that is after the beetles emerging. That stuff works as they are nowhere in the area I used it years ago.

Hey there dear flower patch lady, just what i needed today, as usual. Oh! I am so pleased you are doing your best to help those hydrangeas, .😊 miss feverfew was very happy to be left in and blooming, i have to say i smiled too.i love feverfew. I have 1 hydrangea ,about 2xyears now in a pot,it was flower ing last year, its not very big but it did flower. This year it has no buds .i noticed something else is growing in the pot ,to hard for me to just pull out,so i think after watching you today pam, i should repot mine, she has nice leaves but no sign of buds.so i will get to it today. Also my 2 Japanese maple s im going to inspect as you mentioned a bug,,im needing to check mine now. Not noticed anything before but i have not really looked 😊. Im definitely feeling like getting another hydrangea now,i would like a climbing one,some have a wild plant look don't they.? I really do hope that yours get so pleased with their new pot and siol ,thry will just get going well.i love that you do help revive your plants and not just toss them,.😊hello to those happy laying chickens, i love to here them in your films.very happy comforting sound,,thankyou pam, im going to get on with mine today ☺, have a lovely Thursday xxfrom xxfrom me and my garden girls 🐔. X

Those naughty chewing animals! How bad are they. The chickens are so wonderful to hear ❤

Great job, it was the bees knees. The amount of pests you guys in the states have to deal with is a lot more of a challenge than we have here in Ireland. Really hope your hydrangeas come back strong and be planted back out in your beautiful garden.

I like a lot of your plants in your garden, but to be honest I think it needs a lot of weeding because it just looks heavily overgrown, I am not trying to be mean or anything but your whole garden looks like that it takes from its beauty.

Pam I find that the mountain hydrangeas are so much more beautiful but they too can be temperamental and need watered daily if in full sun. I have some hydrangeas that I moved to shadier spot and they do much better. I really am not happy with my incrediball hydrangea because it flops no matter what I did so this year I did the Chelsea chop and it is half the size. I may not get the big blooms but I cannot stand flopping plants. Those foxglove behind you the purple ones are AMAZING, so tall. Can you tell me the variety? Always blame it all on the gophers. LOL

hope that they make it. you done your best. thanks for sharing with us.

Way to go Pam! Excited to see their progress! Thanks!!

I have killed soooo many hydrangeas, 12 at least at my property of 15 years. My only way to have the 7 that I have know is growing them in pots and I overwinter them in my outbuilding off the concrete floor. I am zone 6a with terrible soil that I have been trying to amend for years. I can move them around as light is needed for their type. They are smooth leaf macrophyllas by PW and others.

Hi Pam, I really enjoy watching your videos. When you were talking about the thyme and sitting under an arch, there is a magenta/deep pink rose in the background. Would you minding telling me the name of that rose?

nice video beautiful colorful flowers

i have been watching your channel for a while and now I subscribe to it. I find that your garden is very much like mine. I am gardening in zone 9 a or b, i am not sure. i live in California close to the coast above San Francisco. i also have the dreaded gopher. Do any of your ground covers escape being eaten? Early in my gardening I planted ground cover between pavers and in several weeks all of it had been eaten. I would like to find something that they won't eat.

My backyard is all mini-clover and I really love it! It’s also between my pavers and I mow it to keep it at a 3” height, looks green even in the winter. As ground cover in my flower beds I have Japanese Mazus. I have one rose flower bed that I only have strawberries as ground cover and it’s wonderful to eat strawberries as I water the roses 😊.

I just looked at DA catalog and had an eye on the scepter and I just planted the New Dawn climber this spring! It just started to bud 👏🏼👏🏼 You have your gophers and weevils and I have a rare mole and mosquitoes that are driving me mad 🤯! I Must get the Milky Spore down soon. That blasted thing bulldozed through the garden earlier and now hit every flower including roses!😡. I just tried to fertilize roses and couldn’t tolerate mosquitoes and heat/humidity and it was only 8am. It only got down to 72.8 and THANKFULLY the second storm skipped us! Sooo much rain! We’ve had at least 8” of rain since Friday. And more this Friday. There is no way I could film anything if I wanted to 😅the camera would be swinging at every swat which is at 100% right now. I went to work emptying every drop of water everywhere yesterday. One bright note is the squirrel thought our bug zapper was a feeder 😅 he won’t be a bother anymore. The foxgloves got wind swept last Saturday as Mother Nature seen fit 🙄 Love the Eden Rose 😍🤩. When I seen Cat’s Pajamas I Had to have one just for the name as you do with plants. My GMA always said, “Isn’t that the Cat’s Pajamas!” I didn’t even care what it looked like-how silly, but memorable. It’s in its 2nd year and picking up speed. Last year my new fav was calendula as it handles frost very well and this year the penstemon is rocking my socks off. It looked so beautiful at the base of Joseph clematis and the only thing that could have made it the Bomb would be Baby’s Breath-😍dreamy. I had pink which seeded out and a blue which I’m sure is penstemon blooming. Do they bloom all summer? Not sure why pink is done. I don’t see any dianthus like carnations or sweet Williams-maybe I missed them. Just cut back the Williams as they look ratty now and seed everywhere, but my main excitement will be if the carnations appear. I was so shocked they over wintered and love the dry hot area with lavender. Those scents of roses, carnations, lavender, plum trees, Mock Orange and Catalpa Tree -mmm-mmm if I could bottle it I’d be rich 🤑. Yes to the color pairing at end. Can you grow Baby’s Breath as that would look great. Not sure I’d they bloom at same time as I just started this year. Thank you for What’s Blooming!

Hi Pam!! I agree! The blanket flower with that deep purple would be fabulous

Hello ar flower patch lady, oh my goodness, such a delightful garden with her rose alley, the colours are beautiful, rose alley has changed so quickly. I hope the time slow s down a little so that we get a long summer, the way it used to be. I definitely will watch over again today, its now Tuesday, so much to see i have to look again. Love those plants and roses who have been out beyond looking after themselves, perfectly lovely, thankyou pam, hello to your creatures, from me and my garden girls.hope your s are doing well.😊

Hi Pam, your garden is looking absolutely beautiful. It’s so crazy how it changes so fast from week to week. So happy to hear you don’t spray with any pesticides. People don’t realize the harm they’re causing when they’re killing the yucky bugs. Anyway, I was so excited to see your new video pop up. We just got a little rain down here in the central valley. Did you get some rain up there as well? It was very tropical actually very refreshing too. 🌸❤️🥰

Hi Pam, for your back area, lavender and feverfew. I saved seeds from my feverfew last fall and now have 3 nice bushes. The lavender, I propagated 3 more plants from a large bush that was in my yard when I bought my home. I love my new sedum rock n low boogie Woogie, it’s spreading nicely! Thank you for such a relaxing show of your lovely garden!

I started many Petunias by seed this year after watching you. Most of them are doing great but now there are some that just die it seems for no reason (looks like they just melted is the best way to describe it). I wondered if you have had this happen to yours? It can be 1 or 2 in a pot and the others will be just fine. I'm so puzzled with this issue.

Thanks Pam. Although this video is 4 yrs ago, it couldn't have come at at better time for me now watching it.The original next door neighbours had absolutely beautiful, well, maintained and ever blooming seasonal gardens. Absolutely outstanding! The current owners (foreigners) don't give a damn about the property, solely for rental income where they cram as many immigrants in as possible. So, the renters don't mind if we harvest the plants, bushes and trees for our own property. What a bonanza of free floral items! Mind you a few beers and allowing them to practice cricket in our extensive backyard also helped. So, the ability to harvest rose cuttings, a variety of mature bulbs, lilacs and other plants has been extremely beneficial to the further development of our extensive gardens. Just a matter of where to plant and get the desired floral effect throughout the growing season. So this video will definitely help us in cloning roses from cuttings just as did your video on propagating clematis. We live in Toronto, Canada the same climatic zone as yours, 5a. Regards to your family and thank you again for taking the time to relate your practical knowledge through these videos. Norm 🇨🇦🦒 (stand tall) 🍻🍷

Beautiful

Maybe I missed it. How often are you supposed to water the perlite, and are you supposed to keep this "greenhouse" outdoors in the sun? You mentioned you might think you have roots when you don't...okay. When are they developed enough to transfer?

Hi Pam! 🤗 so beautiful! Can't believe how fast things change and evolve week to week. Loving all your roses 🌹my favorites are Awake, Pretty in Pink, and your grandpa rose all so lovely 🥰

love your garden(s)... thanks for sharing 🥰

Beautiful natural looking garden with so many different flowers, its a pollinators dream.

Beautiful 🌻🐝

I wish you had all of the names showing on screen as you talk.

Beautiful gardens! I love the roses growing over the arbors! ❤

Just beautiful, I love how inspiring you are, especially in regards to enjoying your garden and not getting all uptight about having everything just perfect. I feel so encouraged!! Thank you so much!!

Gorgeous garden and very much enjoy your commentary! Thank you again!! I’ll look for pruning roses… I heard something about 5 leaves???

Thank you for a helpful video….you mentioned cuttings: I have a small phlox cutting, about 1 ½ “ high, a bit spindly. I was thinking of nipping out the growing tip so it bushes out more. Good idea? Thank you.

I have spiderwort and fills up a large area in my back garden but it’s aggressive and pops up everywhere… grows up into my daylilies and liriope.

Nice video and helpful, but it would be better if you put photos of all the plants you are listing. There were a couple you missed. Yes, I can look for them myself, but presenting the content, it would be nice to see them.

off topic, your hair is stunning. I need more groundcover, it's such an afterthought for me :(

I started watching earlier and the weather got crazy-Very wet Saturday ending in severe storms with tornadoes. Then the electricity went out for several hours and just came on after midnight. We have no damage, but a few taller flowers will need attention tomorrow. When you see an oak tree do the hula it’s time to take cover. Sooo much Rain!!😮. It’s disgusting outside-humid, no air and lots of mosquitoes. I was able to get out to tie the tomatoes and a few sunflowers up. Not sure if it helped as the leaves on everything look bruised. They say better tomorrow but rain again Tuesday and Friday 🙄. Some areas here and surrounding states have major flooding. I think some orange snapdragons would look nice in artist garden. Right now my orange Butterfly Milkweed is huge and blooming. Tithonia, geraniums and there are orange, purple (Ebb Tide) and white roses. And some Baby’s Breathe. Thanks for the tour. I’m trying to write down things that are blooming weekly in hopes for better coordination down the road. I’m glad I removed most of the poppies as it will help dry the area out better. Hope we don’t have a bunch of fungus problems. I seen the weeds today 😱 and tried not to touch the wet plants. Ugh, this weather-almost impossible to garden.

I like your idea of planting some of the "blanket" flowers next to the purple blooms. We are in a drought here - 105 heat index with humidity. Watering and weeding to save the flowers and shrubs is a daily task in the early morning. Love your garden tours - such a variety of garden rooms!

Pam I can't believe you hated the creamy colour for your deck! I love it. I think it lightened and brightened the space and the grey is just well grey, a cool colour . Everyone has their own likes, your space but I think the first colour was perfect, warm and yet bright to go with your garden. I don't have a deck, I have a flagstone area where I have a table and chairs but we did paint/stain our entire fence and gates and it is a bit darker creamy colour with a pink tone to it to match our brick home and it looks fabulous and my flowers look dreamy with that colour behind them. Love the Eden rose <3 it is so pretty on the arch. Oh gosh no not the Japanese beetles, they will take over, watch your roses Pam, they love them.

Thanks so much for another great garden tour my dear friend always enjoy a good garden tour beautiful garden. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful natural looking front garden, Its a pollinators dream. Most of my plants are blooming some have finished blooming and I'm waiting on my rudbeckias, echinaceas, phygelius, hebes, fuchsias, geranium rozannes and crocosmias to flower something to luck forward to.

Thank you! I am so tired of shelling out for mulch.

Your Eden rose is gorgeous! I put my petunias in containers because of the rabbits. Bonny

I am in shock! You found a Japanese Beetle in your garden?! I thought there were safeguards in place to keep them out of California. They are one of the banes of my existence here in Northeast Ohio. They should be making their presence known anytime now. I will be spending a lot of time picking them off roses, Rose of Sharon, hollyhocks, even my Sand Cherry shrub, etc., and throwing them in a plastic jug with soapy water. I do love your garden tours. Thank you for doing them!

Really beauiful garden❤❤

looking amazing, love these video's. thank you for sharing. hope you have a great day!!!

I love Edens rose and your garden is gorgeous

I love this channel: it's medicine. Thank you 😊

Rather than using electrical tape, try this. With a soldering iron or a large screw heated in a flame make two holes a quarter of an inch in diameter above and below the cut, on the opposite side to the hinge, and then pass a cable tie through the holes to keep the two halves together. It will be strong enough to enable lifting of the water jug using the handle.

I just want to thank you for the time you take to share your beautiful gardens. You've helped me to say hey its ok that there's alot to do. Enjoy where we are. I'm learning about different flowers from you. What do use on your roses? I am getting to like them more since watching you. Thanks again! God Bless!

Oh my goodness, I cannot tell you how much I love your garden tours and videos! WOW!! TY so much. In regards to metal trellises, do I have to expect to spend a lot of money? Your gardens are SO beautiful! Yes, bring orange flower near to purple..:)