🌼Spring Garden Tour🌱

🌼Spring Garden Tour🌱 - In this video I tour a neighbors yard that I had previously toured in the fall. It is a small urban lot with a ton of varieties throughout the landscape. It doesn't have a lawn, but it does have an amazing garden path that leads you around.

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[PDAV]

Thank you! Always look forward to your videos. Always see plants I’ve never been exposed to😀

[dann]

Cast Iron plant looks great in that garden-very tropical-looking. Nice video Jim!

[lisawalters]

Great garden. So many different plants that thrive together. Nice tour. Tfs. 👏🏻💕👏🏻

[emmalavenham]

We love our Ligularia dentata 'Britt-Marie Crawford' It is a great choice to bring a burst of purple (in terms of foliage), if sited in a space that gets some morning sun. And is glorious, particularly in the summer when its yellow flowers emerge...

[vanessam.w.]

I loved this tour and watched it twice!

[Dr.Wael.Alrifai]

nice job giving the tour Jim, you are the best :)

[carmenbailey]

I’d love to take a personal tour of that garden, studying every little nook and cranny. Love garden tours thanks for sharing this one. What percentage of garden space is your end goal for your property. 👍❤️😊

[Tofog]

So lush and inviting, that Weeping Katsura reminds me of a waterfall.

[kringles]

Nice tour, a great variety in a small area. In Michigan forsythia is just opening its yellow bloom. No leaves on trees. However, it's spring!

[gunniferjenning]

Beautfully done with all the layers. Texture and variety of hard scraping all in an urban lot makes it that much more special! Who needs grass! Thank you for taking us along

[davidpomella]

This place is an exception so beautiful

[grantbayley]

wow great. if you visit new zealand in our summer your winter, it would be the best.

[junesmart]

Another great visit to this garden, with its variety of shade options. I definitely think those are Autumn ferns, but don't know if they are the 'Brilliance' or 'Radiance' variety. Mine are already extremely tall this year. Also noticed some Japanese Holly ferns. The Dryopteris family of ferns, which include the Autumn ferns, seem so easy to grow, are evergreen, and are especially easy in oak woodlands.

[TheBarefootedGardener]

Nice garden! It’s amazing how much further along plants are in NC compared to NY. That patio area needs a nice water feature: that is great soundscaping. Definitely an autumn fern. Do you think those Skip Laurels are really hardy to zone 6?

[Ash-xxzd]

Amazing. And the homeowner is so kind to share their garden to us at this moment in time. It is definitely a pleasure to see these rooms and effective privacy and still have a year long interesting shade garden!

[ashleighscott]

wow so manny little hidden gems, i fell like i could walk around several times and see something new every time

[sag]

Thanks for the tour, garden is beautiful.

[GardeningSpirit]

LOVE this garden. thank you so much for sharing!

[jamesrobbins]

Very nice but I got to have some tall fescue.

[connie]

Thanks for the tour, Jim! You did awesome. Loved seeing all the plants and ideas for plantings.