I designed a new garden and today I’m sharing the process from start to finish! I hope this hydrangea garden tour throughout the seasons will inspire you to design a new garden!
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I late July I sprinkled some purple zinnia seeds among my other shrubs. They grew quickly and bloomed until frost. This adds color in the late summer/fall garden.
It's a Perennial rather than a shrub; however tall phlox blooms late summer; early fall
For color in August, have you considered a climbing rose for your arch? I am in love with David Austin roses.
Amazing transformation! Very inspirational. Thank you.
What a magical garden! So relaxing and beautiful in a natural way. Nothing looks contrived. Love the color palette.
For another blooming shrub that is pink – The Wiegela varieties are worth exploring! Great foliage and some of them are re-bloomers for the late summer to early fall!
This video has me completely excited for spring! Thank you!! I just love your property and watching it transform. 🙂
I can suggest a Black Lace Edelberry! It has lacecap flowers,looks similar to the Orlea/ Orleah ? It is absolutely gorgeous and I am introducing it to my bed and yes,i have a few varieties of Hydrangeas too. I was really impressed with your "rooms" when I first found your videos and it's exactly what I plan to do this spring. I had no idea where to begin and THIS video definitely is right on time! I know it seems like a simple plan and just do it but I have really been struggling with garden design/landscape plans and re-do's. I am in Zone 6 Ohio so I am very excited to check out all your videos. I struggle with the heights, varieties, there's so many perennials to choose from, plus color schemes. In order to press on i have determined not to get caught up in it so much that i become immobilized by the decisions of it all because i told myself I can always transplant right???? I am so focused on getting it right the first time, it really has slowed me down in progress that i so desperately want to do and most importantly enjoy the process! Check out the Black lace Edelberry,the foliage alone would introduce some beautiful interest and i think mimic your colors that you were looking for. There's also another variety/form called laced up Edelberry.
Wow. May I ask where you purchased these beautiful arches? 😊
You might want to try a crepe myrtle or a rose creek Abelia. My abelia’s stay bloomed pink from July through the first frost and they are semi evergreen. I’m in Indiana zone 6 so they will work for you too.
Hi. I am new to your channel. In this video at 5:43 on the left side you have hymenocallis in bloom. I planted these in my 7a garden years ago. They have never bloomed. I dug them up in fall and have stored them. I want to move them. What did you do for such beautiful blooms? Thank you.
This is so beautiful and helpful!!! I have the hardest time with design and trying to have things bloom throughout the season..
Do you have a video(or would consider doing one) that lists the different types of hydrangeas that you grow, their heights, colors, growing conditions and when they bloom? That’s a lot of info to cover, I know 😂
What a great video!!! So inspiring! Thanks, Danielle!
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A small pink crape myrtle would give you a lot of color. I have one with black leaves called Black Diamond. Mine has red blooms and it stands out across the road. I think they make some pink ones too.
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Such a pretty garden! Love the gladiolas.
For some summer pink flowers try Clethra Alnifolia ‘Ruby Spice’.
Not a shrub but my victory blue Salvia bloomed all August (maybe even july) until a hard frost in November for me this year. First time I grew it, I was thoroughly pleased. I'm in zone 7a arkansas, hot and humid summers.
For August pink flower, what about a pink hardy geranium? Ann Folkard or something similar? Loved this video. I'm adding an arbor next season thanks to your inspiration!
– fellow 6b gardener
What a great video! Loved seeing the transformation of your garden over time! Stunning views! Your videos are so inspiring. Thank you ❤
Loved this video, it was so nice seeing all the different stages and seasons, thanks your garden is gorgeous.
Buddleia prince charming is a beautiful pink
Beautiful Danielle! All your hydrangeas are gorgeous. And I love your gates. Very very pretty and very special 😊
Clethra is a summer blooming native shrub with a lovely fragrance, either pink or white blooms. Mine just went through its first season in the ground last year, so the blooms were a little sparse. Hoping for more this year.
Can you tell me what the name of the white flower in your garden. It sounds like you are saying Ola. Thanks
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I am southeast Pa as well. What about Chocolate Vine for deep maroon… I got the Little Lime Punch hydrangea and Ruby Slippers. What about tucking in some maroon heucheras around the edges?