Coming 2023! New Perennials to try for Midsummer Impact | Walters Gardens

Andrew Jager covers some of the best new varieties and selections added to the market for a midsummer impact. They can be found new to the wholesale trade starting in 2022 and will be available in garden centers in 2023.

[dogcreekproject]

I enjoyed your video! If you could, please add the name of the plant and it’s zone on the screen when you’re talking about that plant. Thanks! Keep up the good work!!

[patriciaflores]

Thank you for always Sharing!🐞🐝🌳for the love of gardening.

[maryannferencak]

Good video. It would be very helpful to provide the zones for each plant

[heatherw.]

That allium!!! Looking forward to adding that into my garden! I just love the twisted leaf habit💗

[leiaflash]

Thank you for a great introduction of plants which I'm anxiously looking forward to seeing at garden centres next year!

[reneeclover]

Yes, PLEASE do a video for new perennial for LATE summer impact! Is the Oktoberfest grass still available??

[lidiaspyrka]

Love my millenniums
Alliums but I will definitely add bubble bath next year!

[daiseegray]

Love the pink bee balm and astilbe, these will be on my list. I live in Grand Haven and have visited your garden. I watch several YouTube gardening channels that you have trail plants. Not sure if you have seen “Northlawn Flower Farm”. Danielle is fabulous at sharing her gardening skills and would be a great at sharing your plants.

[ytubechannel]

Love these videos. Thanks for introducing us to the new varieties.

[milliebutterfly]

I'm so excited for allium bubble bath. 😍

[coloradotulips]

Very curious about the allium bubble bath and the new Alstroemeria in Zone 5b. Thank you for the update!

[janeta]

Love the new bee balm coming out. Beautiful

[AmericanaGardens]

Have Dark Side of the Moon and it’s gorgeous!

[michellespringer]

Love the astilbe and the allium! Question for you - last year I planted 5 white wands Veronica. They came up beautifully this year however, they are all flopping over. Any idea why this might be happening?

[olsonlr]

My monardas seem to die out in the center of the plant and spread away at the edges after only a couple of years. Will this one do that too?

[robintranchina]

It would have been helpful if you would have given zones.

[lindacannella]

Hello! What is that little beautifully flowing grass next to the astilbe?? It looks like Mexican feather grass… is it?

[olsonlr]

Does the alstromeria put up with the constant heat of the Deep South summers?

[elainelight]

Foliage, not foliage. Three syllables please.

[stevegerber]

I found the background music to be annoying and distracting.