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How about small globe Arborvitaes like Anna’s Gold Ball?

Hi, Loved the video! My neighbor has a couple of Miss Kim Lilacs out in front of her house. She is having a issue with one side of lilacs are sparse and very small leaves. They are not yellowed or veiny leaves, so don't think Iron is a problem. She said the last couple of years they have been going downhill! She goes out and prunes the ends, it's not helping. Any recomendations?

Really enjoyed the open garden! Thank you both for all the work that went into it. The garden was wonderful, and it was great to meet so many other people that watch y'all's channel.

800?? Wow!!! I'm assuming you slept well Sunday night. 😊 Well done!!! BTW: are there any RUclips channels you frequent?

A very pleasant place. Thank you for sharing.

Looks like you had a well deserved great open house. It is indeed v lush looking. Also having a small space helps you protect plants like you said so they can handle, the heat and the cold better. I’ do tell people to grow stuff around their shrubs - even annuals to keep the weeds out and the soil cool. It beats repeating. Here’s my question. I would like you to address how to prepare soil in a new build. I get that one should do the wood chips cover thing. But do you scrape out the tops soil a bit? To remove the debris? I would like to know that.

I have a baby hardy satsuma in Seattle, zone 9. It's about a foot tall and has several fruits starting. Should I remove them this year & let it put efforts into growing?

Those poor plants.

Love these videos. Huggicates!😊😊

Thanks for being a great teacher, my garden is flourishing because I added colorful perennial bushes last fall. Fav pollinator is lantana, brings lots of monarchs and hummingbirds.

I have a question about transplanting during the summer. Although not ideal, I need to move some shade plants because we had to take down a few trees and they are now getting scorched! With the temps approaching 100 degrees here in Atlanta (zone 8a), I don't even know if it's possible to successfully transplant them in these conditions. Do you have any tips for us as we try to save these plants? We have about 6 hostas of different variety and 2-3 ferns.

Virginia Creeper! Argh!

I would have been there too, if I lived close. What a wonderful garden you have, and so fun that you could share you hard work with fellow gardeners. I love that they brought fun gifts too. This was a great video going over questions people asked.

THank You for sharing YOUR beautiful place :) - Dave Gerry

Did you have the Blue spider lily asking for Muzan sama

Thank you so much for letting us tour your garden! It was really great to see it in context and I’m blown away by the efforts it took to mulch! Thank you both ❤️

Thanks for welcoming us to your garden; it is even more beautiful in person.

To kickstart a garden when mulching with woodchips i would recommend putting down horse manure or something similar first, then just mulch over it , all the bacteria, funghi and worms have a new space to expand , a little "dusting" might just do the job

My top pollinator plants are salvia, echinacea and #1 is my maypop passion fruit vine. The fritillary caterpillars 🐛 eat it, cocoon & 🦋 then pollinate it! 🌺

Penstemon digitalis and seed dahlias right now. But overall mountain mint, goldenrods and Virgin's Bower.

Thanks for opening your garden to us. I spoke to your wife and son while there, because yes, you always had someone talking to you and the only thing I had to say was to request your autograph. I told your son I felt like I was at a celebrities house 😂😂. Thanks for sharing your passion with all of us. !

I live locally and I really appreciate the both of you and the knowledge your channel provides. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to make it to your open garden due to my Achilles tendon repair. I was not confident in my ability to walk and not tromp through your garden. I know how Holly feels. I hope you both host future open gardens. Thank you for being a positive influence in the realm of social media. 🌺

You're like my garden teacher, calm, humble & informative. So happy you had so much garden fans stopping by. I"m all the way in Ct or else i would've been there.❤

It was a wonderful garden event. Plant people are the best!

Jap Barberry/Heavenly (not heavenly) Bamboo Nandina mix was planted before we moved to current home. 8a/Somerville, TN. It is ugly and tenacious, 100% intertwined, both plants invasive imports. How would you recommend making this hedge row disappear? Hardiest plants ever. Full of nasty thorns. I want nice natives here instead. Thank You Jim.

Jim.....Thanks for the synthetic info. What fertilizer do you use on annuals. Organic Plant Tone is applied to entire garden in February.

Love, love, love how you teach us! Would love to know what some of us should add to our gardens to help the soil. I don’t have a compose bin so I would think I would have to get store bought. But what and when should I get to provide this to my soil. Glad you had a great turn out. Wish I could have attended. I will continue to tune in and learn.

Jim I have a ? About agapanthus. I have several 2 I bought in bloom and they’ve never bloomed since. They are in full sun and well drained soil. Zone 8a NC. I’m so glad your garden event went well. So sorry I missed it. 😊

I have some Allium seeds, do you or Stephanie knows anything about growing from seeds,when to sow etc, they were from bulbs but unfortunately only one survive

I was fortunate enough to have attended the open garden on Saturday and I’d like to second the fact that the community you have built with the channel are fabulous people! While it was awesome to have met Jim and Stephany, I met and talked with some really nice and interesting folks while walking through!! Thanks again for inviting us to tour your garden!!! And thanks for the Betterboxwood that I won in the drawing! ❤️ Heather from Stella

Jim Plant-i-num! What a brilliant child

I am east of you in Zebulon. Love your channel! I want to improve my soil. I currently have pine bark nuggets as mulch. Can I put my compost from Soil Cubed on top of that as a dressing or do I need to rake the bark back first? Mostly perennials. Thank you!

I can't get over how cool it was to meet you and Steph. Thank you again for sharing your garden!!

wow!! so much love shared....amazinggggg!!

Beautiful White Monochromatic garden! Thank you for sharing. 🌿🤍💚🤍🌿

Thank you for the open tour for your garden fanatics. I was so inspired by all the plants and their placement in the garden. So glad you had the Cedrus Deodora “ Feelin Blue” & the Crytomeria Japonica “Dragon Prince” in its glory! I will definitely be looking to add these 2 in particular to my garden collection 👏 Jim and Stephanie thanks for all your knowledge and inspirations☀️

800 people 😱 wow!!!

The aerial view is really amazing!!! Hard to tell sometimes on the ground what this garden actually looks like from the videos, but this is amazing

Great info & thanks for the last point about where we are all starting from is different. We started with johnson grass and shallow top soil before hard pan... that hadn't been lived on by anyone, just mowed like a pasture. Now, in our 4th year, we've just had to embrace mowing down the johnson grass & have the vegetable garden in raised beds with 2 layers of weed barrier underneath. Because of the extreme wind, our high tunnel has become my favorite place to hang out and garden.

Love your garden Jim and Steph! It’s so nice to hear highlights from the tour! Your love and care for your space shines thru and thru! Always looking forward to amazing learning and ideas from you guys ❤️

Omygoodness! Fabulous! Would so love to see your place in person. Thank you for all your hard work.

You know Jim, I've been gardening for 35 years and you have taught me so much. I went to the garage and threw away the "blue fertilizer" that I have been using for years. Thank you for your knowledge and sharing it with us ❤

Had a wonderful time with you Stephany and Charlie on Saturday. What a beautiful space you have created. Such wonderful hospitality. You guys are amazing people. Thank you for allowing us to come and enjoy all your hard work for the day.

ABS🌳LUTELY G🌺RGE🪴US‼️

Just a general question, as I have a large corner lot and am attempting to conquer more of it by creating more ‘beds’. How long after you spray (Bermuda grass!)with Roundup, can something be planted in that area? I regret having to use it, but every other method I have used to eradicate it…still has to be sprayed. I totally agree that one large bed is better than several little ones. I can walk the perimeter and keep the grass under pretty good control. I enjoy your no nonsense approach to gardening!

Thank you Jim & Stephany and furries for your generosity in sharing your garden and knowledge. I’m so glad that you like the South African dish towel with the Protea on it - that is our national flower. Your Agapanthas (we call them Aggie’s Panties ;-)) are gorgeous!

You’re a treasure! Thk you so much 👏👏👏👏🫡😎🎟🍾🎉

I am so happy to hear that not only did the visitors have a wonderful day, but that both you and Steph did as well. I would have loved to come, but was happy to hear all about it from you.

Looks like everyone had a wonderful time ❤

Thank you for sharing the questions people had while visiting your garden. So wish I could have been a part of this garden tour. You and Stephany are so great teachers and I learn so much,I h from you both.