Welcome to week 4 of the I Love Perennials Garden Tour/Stroll.
We will continue to stroll around the garden looking at what flowers are in bloom.
I will try to answer some of your questions from last week, share my battle with Aphids and Ladybugs and show you what new plants I brought home this week,
Featured plants not in any particular order:
Whopper Begonia
Columbine
Foxglove
Wee White 2 Hydrangea
Annabelle Hydrangea
Daylily Ruby Spider
Wild Orange Daylily
Prairie Fire Crabapples
River Birch
Tri-colored Beech
Pink mink Clematis
Walkers Low catmint
Hollyhock
Nicotiana
Spigelia
Nepeta Neptune
Verbena Bonariensis
Red Lark Delphinium
Armenian Basketflower
Nepeta Cats meow
Waikiki Elephant ear
Scotch Thistle
Giant Cone Flower
Cheyene Spirit Echinacea
Verbena Bampton
Daisy May Daisy
Malva Zebrina
Spun Silk Daisy
Crambe Cordifolia
Kintzley’s Ghost Honeysuckle
Lucifer Crocosmia
Banana Cream Daisy
Bee Balm Pardon Me Lavender
Blue Paradise Phlox
Daylily Custard Candy
Double Scoop Raspberry Echinacea
Mulberry Tree
Boom Chocolatta Geranium
Salvia Turkestanica
Ruby Falls Redbud
Bees Jubilee Clematis
Sarah Elizabeth Clematis
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Hi, Lynette! I certainly recognized a kindred spirit in you. I'm 74 years old and have a half acre lot in the middle of a pine forest, mostly part sun to shade. I have projects half finished all over. My intention is to grow everything for all the animals to share. Frog pond, berry patches, small fruit trees, pollinator friendly, hummingbird plants, clover, sunflowers…
Hello happy Fourth of July 🇺🇸 I had an idea for a video maybe about birds in the garden specifically how you install birdhouses in your garden beds. Thanks
Happy 4th 🇺🇸 🐞 Beautiful gardens.
Happy 4th of July, Lynette! I do let many things go to seed. The finches love the coneflower seeds, and several people come every year to my garden for starter plants. I give away many kinds of flowered like you do. I think we just do what works for us.
The plant you aren't sure about looks like Goldenrod.
Hi friend, I watched your channel very carefully today. There is a lot to learn from your gardening channel and I have learned a lot. However, friend, if you can include your main keyword in your tag title and description, your views will increase by 50%.
Maybe Echinacea purpurea ‘Parrot’.
I let my Denim 'n Lace' – Russian Sage – Perovskia atriplicifolia go to seed and then shook them on the ground when I cut them down last year. I am now potting up Russian Sage like crazy before it gets too big. Next time I do this I will do it in a pot. LOL I'm in Ontario, Canada zone 5.
Thank you for showing your Pandora's Box day lilies. I have this plant in my garden. It was a gift and I was wondering what the name was. 👍 you answered my question. Happy 4th and stay cool. 🎉
Happy 250th birthday America, thank you for sharing your garden with all of us.
Happy 4th of July! Your garden is looking glorious!
I kind of lost interest in daylilies when we moved here 5 years ago but have put a few Stella D'oro in and am enjoying them…..I may have to revisit putting more in!
Like the elephant ear😊
Hey Lynnette 🇺🇸Happy Fourth of July celebration 🎉
Your garden is definitely gorgeous! And your daylillies are indeed impressive!
Thank you for sharing your garden stroll with us even as you braved the deer flies… we’ve dealt with those some too!
🐞Your tent for the ladybugs was ingenious… our wish for you is that your ladybugs’ bellies will be filled 🐞LOL
Cheers
Belinda and Mark