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Amazing Woodland Garden Tour



Amazing Woodland Garden Tour – In this video Steph and I visited a beautiful woodland garden in Raleigh, NC.

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39 Comments

  3. Brett Bohnn

    Interesting about the carex. Newly planted they munch my Everest everillo etc to nubs yet I see mature mounds around my hood untouched. I actually had some 4” pots in spring sitting on the ground where I was going to plant them a rabbit knocked it over and munched. Deer leave it be. Next time I’ll spray heavily.

  4. elsa Grace

    Deer repellent is amazing. I haven’t really tried it on deer but it works on goats. I love my goats but they eat way more things that deer do. Good thing is that they browse like deer too so they don’t kill anything. They just wreck the aesthetics. I do love hearing about what deer don’t eat because I can then test it on goats. My goats eat things seasonally to. Mid August to first rains in November I use some deer repellent. Need to use it about once a week. It gets washed off with overhead watering.

  9. Susie Scott

    OMG, what a gorgeous garden. Thanks for showing it. Please go back in the spring or any time 🙂

  14. Ann Woleben

    This is a glorious garden – such a variety of plants, colors and textures! I hope you will return there in the spring.

  15. Cheryl Strawn

    Thanks to Jay and Kim for sharing their beautiful woodland space! Thanks to Jim and Stephany for bringing this lovely garden to us! I've never seen that native magnolia before, and it is so unusual. Good to know how they handle the deer in their area.

  20. J C King

    My kind of dream garden (minus the deer)! Thanks to the wonderful hosts for sharing such a beautiful slice of heaven. 💚

  21. Suzanne Bartow

    Now that was spectacular…one of your best Jim so far….so much to admire and all their own work…..good on them!

  22. Khaleesi :3

    I would love to see a full sun garden, it seems like every garden tour has a lot of shade 😅

  28. Judy Middleswart

    Just unbelievable garden!! Can you address on your Q&A ON WHERE ONE CAN OBTAIN SOME OF THESE SHADE PERINEALS LIKE YELLOW SALVIA IM IN ZONE 8b/9

  31. Marie Queen

    I too hope you will tour here again !!! To the host, Thank you for sharing !!! More, more, more !!!

  35. joann dees

    Wow! Great video! Having moved to central VA & having many trees and shade, this beauty & indo really, really helped me as we are revamping & starting from scratch. Thank you so much!

  37. Trace

    I would love to hear his wife talk about her caladiums. Those are a favorite of mine too. I also did mine every year. I store them in brown paper bags in a box in the garage. For some reason mine started fading our early this year. Great video.

  38. Terri Vance

    Jim,
    Sooooo many ideas that will work in my 7A VA shade garden! Thank you, Jim & Stephany, for bringing us the delightful tour & thank you to your host! ❤❤❤

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