September Garden Tour

After a busy summer, it’s time to take stock and review each area of the garden. We review some of the changes we have made and look at what’s still to be done. Come and join us for a September tour!

0:00 Intro
1:32 The Hornbeam Walk
3:15 The Quadrant Garden
6:40 The Butterfly Borders
7:33 The Sunken Garden
12:01 The Woodland Garden
19:34 The Pond Area
20:09 The Water Feature
20:54 The Long Walk
23:43 The Parterre
25:23 The Long Borders
28:01 The Vegetable Garden
33:54 The Shed and Greenhouse
34:42 The Seating Area
35:33 The Arboretum
43:24 Thank you & Goodbye

[NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

I couldn’t click on this video fast enough! Thank you so much for sharing your exquisite garden with us! I love learning from you.

[cherylmeissner]

Thank you for taking the time to do a wonderful garden tour! It has become such an incredible garden over the years that I have been watching and learning! Hope you practice taking time to just enjoy what you’ve created!

[a]

Aways interesting at the end of the various seasons to sit n appraise what did well n what didn't.
Other than the real obvious planting in heavy shade etc. Most of it falls down to the weather.
This year we've had a great growing season (great for growth - not so good for blooms)
But a different season & new challenges.

[LindasFlowersandVegetablesGard]

You have a amazing garden, thanks for sharing!

[amyjones]

I think the simplification of the hornbeam hedge was a great choice. It looks very classic.

[BeverlyTunmer]

In SE Pennsylvania in US Zone 6B. I also noticed less butterflies this year also as did my gardener friends. Early in the season, there were none but thankfully, in late summer, they appeared. But certainly not like other years. Usually the buddleia is covered in them. Hopefully they come back next year. Thanks for the tour! Beautiful and inspiring!

[michelleyanche]

What a treat to find your video posted this morning. It’s looking so lovely! I think the door looks wonderful at the end of the Long Walk! Such a nice surprise feature.

[carlas]

Thank you for a great garden tour! I kept pausing to capture plants and their names! There goes my shopping list for next year 🥰. Your garden looks so beautiful, even the newly planted arboretum area.

[pinkpoodle]

You have an incredible garden. Thank you for sharing!❤️

[susanwhite]

Loved this video, it’s a one to watch over and over again.
I’m so pleased the trees are all doing well.
I’ve just ordered a forest pansy after seeing yours.
Thank you 🌺

[fionayoung]

... Very happy to have found your YouTube channel. Such good advice, great archiving of previous videos for later review, and so wonderful to see and hear the next horticultural generation (Olivia) - and all in a beautiful and interesting garden! Thank you so much!

[imahappygal]

It looks very pretty! You have been busy.😊

[harryhj]

Lovely video. Would love a video on how you plan for the colder months, key things to keep on top of etc

[JulyJulysson]

may i ask you what is the name of the tree that if featured 5 min 10 see on you video. thanks in advance

[stephenlaw]

Plans for the water feature between long borders?

[johnsmith-lsrc]

I think you have now earned a holiday. Absolutely nothing to do with plants, gardening, compost or hard landscaping !