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Hi Matthew, your garden is looking fantastic ! I have a question, My coneflowers we’re looking fantastic. I noticed last week or so, I’m noticing something is eating the petals off. 😢.. would that be slugs? I’ve never seen any. But I’d like to treat before they ruin them. What would you recommend ..Thanks Matthew.

I love the potted plant ! Colors are so pretty💜💜💜💜

Awesome

My Chitalpa El Ninio just bloomed today. I was worried they didn't make it, but all three came back. Loved them so much last year. I am in 6B/7A Boise Idaho. The Pearl Glam is also a late starter. I just got new growth two weeks ago on one of my two and this week on the second one.

I might’ve missed it but how large are those containers with the flowers on your porch/patio area

We have those petty moles and they have done so ,much damage to our gardens. There is no way to chase them off

I really like the tags!

The bunnies are eating my verbena in the ground 😢

Your heuchera river is really starting to flow!

If you’re here watching this video today, I’d instead recommend you check out a new video I did on a fountain install that better demonstrates this process with video here: Installing a Henri Classic Finial Fountain (With Auto Refill) ruclips.net/video/SyRqz1lv10U/видео.html

So beautiful. Thank you for taking us along on your plans and then seeing it come alive in almost a year.

Hi Matthew! Your flowers are looking so beautiful, and the containers, OMGolly! I'm glad that you are so happy about how everything is growing and filling in the way you wanted it to. I can't get over how fast the heuchera river is growing, and everything else. Thank you so much for sharing!

Question, i planted 3 hydrangeas last summer, all did well that summer and into fall, however when spring came they were half the size they were when i planted them. I was hoping for more growth not less. I didnt do any pruning. So.Im perplexed. Any info is appreciated .

This may sound weird, but it's actually really nice to see someone who does RUclips videos with actual weeds in their Gardens I know no one wants to show that but it makes it seemed a little bit more normal. The reality is a lot of us aren't weed Free.

Do you stick with the same size emitter (2gph) throughout or do you use various sizes (0.5, 1, 2, 5 gph) for your garden just to keep things simplified.

Your wee bit innocent is gorgeous. I wish I would have bought one at Stockslagers! I'm struggling with mealy bugs on everything this year. They are on everything. Are you seeing any at your place?

Wow...just stunning...thx for video

Looking good stay cool if you can👍😎❤️

Hello !! Just wanted to share my Supertunia Vista Jazzberry story . Mine also rebloomed this year and they look so beautiful. Wondering if yours maybe “crossbred” with other Supertunia ?? I am in Cali , zone 9b , coastal.

Hello !! Just wanted to share my Supertunia Vista Jazzberry story . Mine also rebloomed this year and they look so beautiful. Wondering if yours maybe “crossbred” with other Supertunia ?? I am in Cali , zone 9b , coastal.

the garden is very beautiful

Wow Matthew! Your garden is filling in so quickly! It looks amazing!

Moles like to eat grubs. If you can get rid of them, the moles will go away. The river of hookera turned out so pretty. Splendid idea.

I could only find yellow verbena. Even though I do love yellow I wanted multiple colors. Yours is stunning. Garden is looking so beautiful. The pool containers are a great choice and gorgeous. The cool colors around the pool is perfection.

The real issue, here in VA, is lack of rain. Lots of plants on sprinklers aren’t getting enough water. Water is very expensive and even watering for ten minutes is lost when the ground is so dry to begin with.

A replacement for the dead Japanese maple could be a rose standard. Julia Child is gorgeous as a standard, as does Princess Anne.

I absolutely love the Senorita Rosalita cleome! I never see anyone talking about it. I've put one in a patio pot for the last couple years and it fills it up so quickly, constant blooms, a great bargain plant for containers!

Well done. Looks great and we all get how weeds get ahead when we are away. The all native beds in our central Ohio are not on irrigation. They have totally shrugged off the heat. Pretty surprised the Nativars have also come thru unfazed. As for the mixed gardens with more traditional non natives are struggling even with irrigation.

Oh how beautiful everything looks! The hydrangea hedge is going to be stunning! I so look forward to your videos Matthew 💚💚

Hang in there with the heat. It’s looking beautifully. 👍🏽

Omg , Matthew, your containers are gorgeous, I wish I had drip irrigation, it makes a big difference in what we grow in our gardens , I’m so tired schlepping watering can after watering can to my plants in this heat . Things are really coming along in your landscape

Mathew your garden looks amazing ! The array of plants are stunning,love all the color ! You bd accomplished so much !! Looks wonderful 😊

I feel for ya without the mulch. ❤ Next time you’re in a pinch, perhaps you can have compost delivered? I do wonder Matthew, where those drip lines are hooked up? Do you have to go over or under the sidewalk? Do you have perennials that are so drought tolerant, that you don’t have to have on drip on them? Good luck 👍 It was fun seeing you at the rose farm!

Blessings!

nothing short of amazing!

Your containers are exceptional!!!

In northern Ohio it’s been a heat wave for7days still a few more days. It’s been horrible not able to get out

You get an A on your report card from me. Everything is looking very nice.

Your planted pots are beautiful. You aren’t the only one behind on weeding and mulch. It will all get done.

I feel your pain about dealing with the crabgrass and the weeds. The heat wave is brutal but hopefully in the next little bit it will pass and allow us out in the garden more. Things are really looking good especially the hydrangea hedge! And those containers...wow!

Your pool looks very inviting 🏊‍♂️

Wow, your new garden is coming along so beautifully, especially in this miserable heat we are having!! You should consider a lavender twist redbud to replace that Japanese maple. It stays smaller in height so it won't overtake the area. I'm looking forward to watching your garden mature, it's so inspiring!! Thanks for sharing.

OMGoodness, I love a southern touch in a northern garden.

Lots of plants. Looks good mulch will be so satisfying

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Matthew, thanks for the tour, but if I were you, I would have put up the drone and said, Look at my flowers, I'm staying in the pool!! I wanted to jump in myself!😂

The pool planters are absolutely gorgeous!

Matthew the front garden is stunning! I love the river of heuchera!