Planting 3 Pink Perennials in the Garden: Salvia, Astilbe & A New Echinacea!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Jessie
Everything is coming together! I love the astilbe under the lilac. Such a great pop of color. We also have a large garden under three massive oak trees. We started the garden in 2020 and used wood chips as mulch as well. At first I was not impressed with it, but wood chips have helped our soil so much in that area by aerating the heavy clay soil so well! We covered the chips with dark mulch and fast forward two years that area is full of earth worms, good bacteria and the garden is thriving!
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Everything is coming together! I love the astilbe under the lilac. Such a great pop of color. We also have a large garden under three massive oak trees. We started the garden in 2020 and used wood chips as mulch as well. At first I was not impressed with it, but wood chips have helped our soil so much in that area by aerating the heavy clay soil so well! We covered the chips with dark mulch and fast forward two years that area is full of earth worms, good bacteria and the garden is thriving!
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Sophie
That astilbe is just gorgeous, and the spot you picked is perfect! Can you (or anyone else if you know) please explain to me what you mean by irrigation flush? Im currently redesigning my in-ground sprinkler system to be more drip and less sprinklers. Im doing all the work myself so looking for any insight or tips on best design practices/what to include. Thanks and have a lovely day!
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That astilbe is just gorgeous, and the spot you picked is perfect! Can you (or anyone else if you know) please explain to me what you mean by irrigation flush? Im currently redesigning my in-ground sprinkler system to be more drip and less sprinklers. Im doing all the work myself so looking for any insight or tips on best design practices/what to include. Thanks and have a lovely day!
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Sophia
You are absolutely my favorite gardener! Im new to gardening being i just moved into my first home and you truly inspire me with your gardening style. I love how you walk around and point out all of the different plants. I have learned about so many beautiful varieties thanks to your videos! Thank you and much love
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You are absolutely my favorite gardener! Im new to gardening being i just moved into my first home and you truly inspire me with your gardening style. I love how you walk around and point out all of the different plants. I have learned about so many beautiful varieties thanks to your videos! Thank you and much love
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Chery
To mimic many comments. those Astilbe are stunning with the Lamium! How many of you are keeping a running list of Laura ideas for your spaces this year or every year for that matter! My phone may run out of memory lol. and my yard may run out of garden space. nah. who am I kidding. Thank you for such fabulous ideas!
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To mimic many comments. those Astilbe are stunning with the Lamium! How many of you are keeping a running list of Laura ideas for your spaces this year or every year for that matter! My phone may run out of memory lol. and my yard may run out of garden space. nah. who am I kidding. Thank you for such fabulous ideas!
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Ashley
Hi Laura! Fantastic video, I love all the pink and I'm super excited for that new echinacea! I was wondering if you can explain what the drip flush is. I just installed drip irrigation myself and I have never heard that. Is it essential? What would I need to do to do that with my drip system? Thanks so much!
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Hi Laura! Fantastic video, I love all the pink and I'm super excited for that new echinacea! I was wondering if you can explain what the drip flush is. I just installed drip irrigation myself and I have never heard that. Is it essential? What would I need to do to do that with my drip system? Thanks so much!
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Lisa
Love all the pretty plants. I think the astilbe is my fav. I'm worried though if you do decide to plant the boxwoods it'll block the light and they wont bloom as much. if they like some sun, how much will they get with the boxwoods there? It looks so pretty with the lamium! Just a thought!
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Love all the pretty plants. I think the astilbe is my fav. I'm worried though if you do decide to plant the boxwoods it'll block the light and they wont bloom as much. if they like some sun, how much will they get with the boxwoods there? It looks so pretty with the lamium! Just a thought!
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Linda
Been watching for years, Samantha and my granddaughter, Willow, were born days apart, and we watch our friend Laura every day. and garden together in my garden. the astilbe under the lilac is my favorite planting ever. just looking at it makes me happy. thank you for all you do!
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Been watching for years, Samantha and my granddaughter, Willow, were born days apart, and we watch our friend Laura every day. and garden together in my garden. the astilbe under the lilac is my favorite planting ever. just looking at it makes me happy. thank you for all you do!
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Sandy
Hi Laura and Aaron! I like the Astilbe under the lilac tree and the salvia in the South Garden, but IMO, the Echinacea is too warm of a color with the other colors in the West Garden. I think your first thought on planting it there was right. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Hi Laura and Aaron! I like the Astilbe under the lilac tree and the salvia in the South Garden, but IMO, the Echinacea is too warm of a color with the other colors in the West Garden. I think your first thought on planting it there was right. Thank you so much for sharing!
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