No tips or advice here. Just wanted to say how lovely it looks and I can only imagine how much more lush it will be in another month! Lucky you!
Possible-Platypus
Beautiful! I inherited lots of invasive/aggressive plants. 😅
JesusChrist-Jr
It is gorgeous! It’s my hope that when I finally move, the next resident will appreciate the efforts I put in.
Looks like you have azaleas and camellias? They’re common around here too. The camellias seem to thrive without much maintenance. For azaleas you’ll want to prune them right after they finish blooming, to maximize blooms next year. I’ve had good luck just using a hedge trimmer and taking a couple inches off all the way around.
Argo_Menace
Love white azaleas.
dragonfliesloveme
What is in Pic 1 and Pic 3?
I think i live in a similar climate or area to you, so thinking these could work for me
PBJ-9999
Gorgeous 🤩
just_something_i_am_
Is pic 4 a camellia?
PostTurtle84
It’s beautiful! My first suggestion would be to make yourself a garden binder. Kinda sketch out your layout, try to identify as many plants as you can, and then you can find their care info through university extension publications.
Alternatively, or in addition, if you’re in the US, reach out to your local master gardener’s office and see if you could get someone who would be willing to come tour your garden and help you identify everything and help you identify any “weeds” that you might want to get rid of.
But be aware before you pull anything out that you may have things that show up later in the spring and summer. Google images searches aren’t usually too far off for me, and I’m sure someone on here can suggest a better plant identification site or app.
Good luck!
flowdisruption
Is the last picture the previous owner? 😘
worldcaz
That’s so pretty! Love the last photo of the owner!
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No tips or advice here. Just wanted to say how lovely it looks and I can only imagine how much more lush it will be in another month! Lucky you!
Beautiful! I inherited lots of invasive/aggressive plants. 😅
It is gorgeous! It’s my hope that when I finally move, the next resident will appreciate the efforts I put in.
Looks like you have azaleas and camellias? They’re common around here too. The camellias seem to thrive without much maintenance. For azaleas you’ll want to prune them right after they finish blooming, to maximize blooms next year. I’ve had good luck just using a hedge trimmer and taking a couple inches off all the way around.
Love white azaleas.
What is in Pic 1 and Pic 3?
I think i live in a similar climate or area to you, so thinking these could work for me
Gorgeous 🤩
Is pic 4 a camellia?
It’s beautiful! My first suggestion would be to make yourself a garden binder. Kinda sketch out your layout, try to identify as many plants as you can, and then you can find their care info through university extension publications.
Alternatively, or in addition, if you’re in the US, reach out to your local master gardener’s office and see if you could get someone who would be willing to come tour your garden and help you identify everything and help you identify any “weeds” that you might want to get rid of.
But be aware before you pull anything out that you may have things that show up later in the spring and summer. Google images searches aren’t usually too far off for me, and I’m sure someone on here can suggest a better plant identification site or app.
Good luck!
Is the last picture the previous owner? 😘
That’s so pretty! Love the last photo of the owner!