On this episode of Garden Home, host P. Allen Smith will discuss designing gardens with shrubs. Allen will visit gardens he design that include shrub varieties and teach you how you can include this plant in your garden home.

Topics Include:
00:00 Welcome
01:36 Governor’s Mansion Garden Tour
04:10 Designing a Mixed Border
07:51 Using Recycled Bricks
11:06 Hospital Garden Design
11:58 Raised Bed Vegetable Garden Design
12:54 Garden Water Feature Design
16:01 Garden Home Construction Update
17:54 Antique Shrub Roses
23:15 Tips to establish shrubs

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Gilbert H. Wild and Son – America’s Favorite Flower Farm and Nursery:
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P. Allen Smith is a landscape and garden designer, horticulturist, preservationist and television host. His passions span the subjects of community, health, sustainability and history. He has designed the grounds at many of the nation’s most notable estate properties, townhomes, and commercial complexes. And, for over 19 years, he has shared his green knowledge and insight with the public via ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, his own PBS television, and six book titles. Currently, Allen is focused on residential, commercial and community designs that are beautiful, improve our contentedness, and our social and physical health.

To learn more about:
…Allen’s horticultural interests and secrets, sign up for his weekly newsletter: https://pallensmith.com/

…visiting Allen’s Garden Home above the Arkansas River, see https://pallensmith.com/tours/

….Allen’s favorite plants mentioned in his social media, see: To review many of the plants Allen mentions in his posts and that are planted in his own garden, see https://pallensmith.com/gilbert-h-wild-allens-favorites/

….retaining Allen’s Garden and Landscape design firm, see http://www.pallensmithandassociates.com/

…Allen’s Garden Home-inspired intergenerational community in Monroe, LA, see https://www.gardensofsomerset.com/

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22 Comments

  1. Hmmm. It never occurred to me that an optical illusion withcolor would lessen bugs. We used to try to keep mosquitoes away with ziplock bags of water with a copper penny in it to keep Algae from blooming. 🙄

  2. Great content as usual. I’d love to see someone like you take on trying to combine permaculture with aesthetic ideas. A lot of people with enjoy content like that.

  3. Unless it’s just my computer, it seems like there is something wrong with the perspective with this video. Things are too wide. Maybe it’s just on my end.

  4. Do you have a video where wenn can see from start to finish how water features, fountains and water bassins like in Minute 11:24 are build? 13:19 How is that little waterfall made waterproof? And if a bassin is not build in one piece how is it made waterproof? What water pipes are necessary? And what different kinds of water jet nozzles for fountains exists? How deep must a water bassins be? Does it depend on the hight of the fountain/ water jet?

    And a video about the constuction of retaining walls and free standing walls, and pathways would be also good. Anything about constuction of garden elements would be interesting.

    Sorry if I wrote wrong English words, my first language is not English.

  5. I love Abelia. I’ve made a successful cutting from an Edward Gloucher and 6 others from my grandmother’s. I want a Caryopteris. I love lime green foliage and purple.

  6. I think you were the first garden show that I ever watched on tv and YouTube wasn’t a thing. It was when I didn’t have a garden but wanted one. I have learned a lot from you and am glad I have reconnected with you. Lessons from the best!

  7. I so love your garden shows! Thank you for sharing! Which landscape fabric would you suggest using. I have very invasive wisteria runners in an old flower bed that my mother tended years ago. It had become so very overgrown, so I have had someone come in to clear that area.Which landscape fabric would you suggest using? Thank you again for sharing!

  8. I absolutely love that large red oak rabbit! What an ingenious idea by Merilyn to make good use of that dying tree.

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