First September Weekly Walkabout & Garden Tour + the Way Back Garden🦋🌸🌹

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I garden in Zone 6a, Michigan!

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[ilonagardens]

These two blue armchairs are cool It's nice to sit there in the greenery So many beautiful plants ❤

[Rylee]

I have a Firelight Tidbit and I didn't get any blooms the first year, one bloom the second year and now it's bursting with blooms the third. It's really beautiful. Love your garden. I planted a Bergenia after learning about them from you. It's great. Thank you for the tour!

[debrawhobrey]

Be thankful for the rain here in Indiana we haven't had rain for weeks.

[gorettibertram]

The garden is still looking fabulous. Yes, I had pruned a few of my petunias back they have new growth and look great. Just wondering I’m not getting your YouTube notifications. I eventually can find you but takes a bit of digging around. Not sure what else to do… I’m not very techy, lol. September came way too fast.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend Soleil 👩🏻‍🌾🌼🌿☀️💚

[judyluce]

Your Hosta collections are stunning. Beautiful yard.

[janna]

Your brunnera leaves are huge in the way back garden. Gorgeous!

[sandyl.]

It’s amazing, I have the exact same hosta stick plants as you. 
Beautiful tour as always, the ferns are so lush I love them.

[LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica]

Time fly by it's already September, everything is changing and the garden looks amazing!

[CWebb-tdve]

Hi - I was so relieved to see your brick raised bed is still doing well. Just today I built one and filled it with home made compost and wormy soil and then I saw we have violent storms scheduled tonight and tomorrow (in the UK, so not really violent by US standards) - so I thought I might cover everything with a plastic sheet, just while we have the heavy rain. I've built on a slight slope which might not have been the best idea ;) We'll see!

[harbourheightsja]

Your brunnera and Longworth looks so good, mine looks horrible and they're not in full sun.

[willettecampbell]

Happy 1st of September, gosh this season has flown by, but I look forward to fall for planting, dividing, and experimenting with new things for next season. Your garden, as always, is an inspiration to many of us. Question: How do/can you differentiate between perennial and annual mums? I split a large perennial mum grown from a small 4" pot into 4 pieces, same conditions, not one of them came back! I even left a piece in its same spot. Had it for about three years got too big for my front border, otherwise I would have let it stay put! Bummer!

[cherylyoder]

At 22:03 you talk about a plant that was putting on buds for spring. I couldn’t understand what that plant was and the transcript called it FIA. Can you tell me what it was? I love your videos.

[jenmason]

I bought my first Firelight Tidbit this year & tons of blooms this year. Super impressed
Today I discovered TONS of tiny red aphids end to end on my False Sunflower & never have had this problem. It hasn’t spread to any other plants (I ended up cutting it back) I was so grossed out. Have you ever had problems with these red aphids?? Cheers from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 zone 5b

[WannabeGardenEden]

I bot a Hachanochoa grass today. Couldn't remember if you divided them. My Yellow Finches have eating my Coneflower seeds.. Every time I go out, I get bitten to death. I put my Google LENS on & that's a MILLET

[bronlynbennett]

I always spend money when I watch you🤣🤣 I just ordered the chocolate geranium and the Temple of bloom. In my defense, it’s been on my list over a yr, So that’s some self control right!?🤦‍♀️ Hopefully mine will be at least half as gorgeous as yours❤

[lindahall]

Hi there! Was wondering what sun conditions are your strawberry sundae hydrangeas in? I just purchased one and not sure how much shade or morning sun? Thank you!! I love your content I'm a one 6A central southern Michigan

[Sally_Garden]

Soleilさん、こんにちは。
Plants are growing vibrantly in the town where you live.
In recent years, Japanese summers have been hot and humid, and plants and flowers that cannot survive the summer are dying one after another.