Take a tour of one of the most incredible home gardens we’ve ever featured! 🌸 Join Michael as he visits Tony Ly’s award worthy landscape packed with Proven Winners Supertunias, colorful flower beds, tropical fruit trees, vegetables, exotic plants, water features, and creative gardening ideas around every corner.
Tony also shares the secrets behind keeping his plants thriving through the Texas summer, from fertilizing and watering techniques to clever ways to create shade and grow an unbelievable backyard oasis.
🌿 Which part of Tony’s garden is your favorite? Let us know in the comments!
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19 Comments
Wow!,,,,,
Nice!
The artificial turf increase the temperature in the garden and over time it disintegrate into micro plastic into the soil. Best to switch to natural grass.
Rooting sugar cane straight from a Mexican grocery store buy into a pot is mind-blowing! 🤯 can't believe that works. The contrast between the yellow marigolds and pink supertunias looks so vibrant, and growing bitter melon over that backyard tunnel is pure genius. Less grass, more flowers is definitely the way to go! 🍈✨
Where is this garden paradise? What horticultural zone? I hope his neighbors follow his lead and find their green thumbs. Beautiful!
Wow!! I love your yard! I was born and raised in Wichita Falls so very nice to see it show cased this way. Beautiful yard, thanks for sharing
There aren’t any trees in that neighborhood. Very barren except for this gorgeous yard.
Gorgeous!!💌🍀Does he water by hand?
❤❤❤mmm im hooked up the garden is magical ✨️
What was the purple tree next to the pears ? And then the pink flowers not far going towards the kitchen ? I really enjoyed this tour. I love that you share plants with your neighbor.
I can see why it's talked about, it's gorgeous 😍
Amazing 😻 I’m sooo jelly 😢❤
Amazing garden
Very original and interesting. I like that he mixes flowers and vegetables and fruit all together. So much to look at.
Wowww wow!!!
Such a gorgeous tropical garden!
I don't want to hear about stupid petunias…tell me about those junipers and how you did that!
The plants that he didn’t remember the name and said taste like mango was June plum.
Wow – so beautiful! I love his suggestion on planting superpetunias baskets and adding extra fertilizer to the hole. Great idea!