Trip to Garden Center, Trimming Eugenia Topiary, Planting Fall Plants and Tour of Back Patio

Welcome to my Ohio Zone 6b garden! My name is Nicholaus and I am so happy to have you in my garden today! In today's video I take a trip to the garden center, trim a topiary, plant more fall plants in pots and take a tour of my back patio area.

You can purchase the hat I am wearing at Janey’s online shop:

Plants I used:

Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia Hirta)
'Sunset Orange' Mum
'Jacqueline Pink' Mum

Items I used:

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[leeleblanc]

your wit is endless, sign of a truly happy gardener. At this time of the year, I usually start winding down in the garden; but you've inspired me to do something different. We still can enjoy our gardens until that 1st frost. Here in south central Louisiana we may experience a couple of those days & very seldom do we get into the teens. I don't have a greenhouse but seldom do I have plants that don't make it. Thanks for the video.

[susanschuck]

Love your video. You have a great sense of humor. I laugh out loud “where you gone to put these flowers, somewhere yard” Good job Nick!

[tarynj.]

Nick--your videos are so relaxing to watch. Thanks for sharing!

[stefmcclure]

You have so many beautiful spaces to sit and enjoy your garden! I love all the containers, especially the watering can. Great video Nick, thanks for sharing your day

[franjones]

Can't believe you didn't buy any sedums.😉

Those single plants look lovely in the containers, especially the watering can. Sometimes simple is best. Really enjoying your channel.

[GardenerPhyl]

I’ve grown crespedia from seed the last two years with similar results as you. It’s not us, it’s the plant. lol I’m really enjoying how you’re transitioning your yard to fall plants. Nicely done, Nick.

[jillbruce]

Thank you Nick. You are crooked in a good way and so endearing. Like people, plants are not perfect but imperfectly perfect. That pink mum is soooo pretty. I hope I can find that one. We are still in the 90's here in SE FL. YUCK . Thanks for the tour.

[tmbrye]

I love the watering can planter! As always, I enjoyed watching your video!

[pjmans]

Hi Nick 👋 This year I planted some yellow daisy like Zinnias in a watering can (almost like your Black Eyed Susan planter). I’ve decided that I’m definitely planting them again in that watering can 🌼 it gives a Country vibe.

[jodyzeman]

Enjoy and thanks for giving me inspiration for my garden.

[janetlaplaca]

Love your channel, will definitely keep watching.

[rhondaschenk]

It’s all looking great Nick! Thanks for sharing!

[Lilbitofeverythinghomestead]

I have 2 berry timeless coral bells and love the color. I love topiaries but to fearful to purchase because I’m afraid once I give them a hair cut the shape will change ( no longer circular) and then I’ll just keep cutting and before ya know it, it will be bald😂😂 Love your patio area, great space to sit and relax

[lindahall]

Hi there!! Ty for including mom today❤ also, love your sense of humor! I'll be copying your watering can idea too thank you!!and Maybe consider a tattoo of a praying mantis lol

[QueenAnnesLace]

Beautiful containers! The geraniums were so healthy, wish you were able to overwinter them.

[TruthSeekerHuman-jepd]

I like the Oakland Nursery in Columbus, Ohio (near Dublin).

[elisbethfinos]

If you want 50 degree temps, come to southern Ontario Canada. Super cold and windy today.😱 my fav plant is also Japanese Forest Grass. Your deck areas are wonderful.👏❤️ 27:59

[MikeCordle]

Love the watering can! I went outside the other morning and its beautiful! Love color! The bucket i bought in TN is a sap bucket!!! Love it! Aunt Vickie

[kaychaney]

Oh I love the black eyed Susan’s in the watering can! Enjoyed the whole video but that one spoke to me. Thank you!

[tracytripodi]

I’m enjoying your fall planting. I have learned a lot from you. I just have always put out mums. Yesterday went to my local nursery and purchased some flowering kale, cabbage, rudbeckia and some other plants. Thank you for showing all the different varieties of plants you can use for fall.