I am currently working in my landscape ideas and plans for around our new greenhouse. It’s still early here in Wisconsin so the planting will be a ways off. But I’ll definitely be taping the process and getting something out there early summer. Thanks for your comments 😊

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Thank you!! Yes I’d like to do that. I don’t own a drone but maybe I can rent one 🤷‍♀️

Oh thank you Nicola that’s so sweet of you to say!! A little at a time !! You’ll get there. 😊

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Thanks so much for your nice comments. Happy Gardening 😊

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Thanks so much!! I’m glad your here. I hope to share more projects in the garden as soon as it warms up here in Wisconsin.

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Thank you so much for your encouragement I appreciate it!! I’ll definitely post more 😊

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Oh thank you. It is a lot of work but a labor of love I think. I bet it’s same with you!!

Thank you!! Ha yes they got huge. I really think those Sum and Substance hostas are happy in that spot!!

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Thanks so much. If we get into a drought situation or if I have added new plants I’ll water by hand but most of my plant choices can take some lack of water thankfully.

Thank you. A lot of my plants that are established do not get much assistance from me. They get rain from Mother Nature and that is about all. I do water anything I have planted that summer or the previous year. Otherwise they are mostly on their own unless we get a serious drought. Then I water. Our lawn does not get water either. I cut all my gardens back in spring. Everything stays up (except plants like hosta’s which get mushy). I hand trim my boxwoods as needed. I am not much for overshaped boxwoods. I do not feed any of my perennials in the ground. I do feed by container plants a couple of time during the summer with Bloom Boost. Other than good potting soil that is it. I am all about choosing lower care plants 😊 Hope this helps somewhat!

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Thank you and welcome!! We are stately neighbors 😉 Are you dry down your way too? Could really use some rain!!

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Thank you for your kind comments! I definitely plant in large groupings!! I agree that it is calming for some reason 😊

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Thank you. Yes I try to share the names in case somebody likes what they say they can go out and find it! Thanks for your comments 😊

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Hello!! I might have time this fall to gather a few seed heads. My email is seasonaldesignsbydawn112@yahoo.com. Send me your address. 😉

Thank you. It’s hard because I like just about anything when it comes to gardening lol. Good luck and have fun!!

@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn I understand, I'm the same way! I love how you can actually see the beauty of each specimen by planting in larger swatches. I have watched this tour numerous times within the past 3 days as I have never seen such a beautiful design. you are definitely inspiring - you've definitely been added to my notification alert haha

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Thanks so much!! Really sweet of you to say!! All a work in progress right!! Happy Gardening

Thank you. Great suggestion I’ll do that once our week of pouring rain stops!!

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Thank you 😊 I maintain the gardens but my hubby maintains the lawn and if I beg he does my edging. But he has done the hardscaping (walkways) and I do the planting etc. I have transplanted my sum and substance hosta in spring. That is the best time to dig it up and divide or move. I also grew one in a container for the longest time and just recently popped it into the ground. Just try to get a good root ball when you move it. Keep me posted!!

@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn thanks for the information on the Sum & Substance. I have to get it out from under my Amsonia. I think I will try it in a pot. I found a nice one that will work well. You do a wonderful job in the garden. I hope you continue to make videos I'm learning a lot from you. Thanks again.

Thank you. The purple coneflowers can take some shade. Good luck!!

Thank you! I’m in Zone 5

Thanks so much for your kind comments 😊 No school for this just lots of reading and looking at ideas etc. I’m getting ready to landscape around my new greenhouse this year and it takes me quite a while to get it all laid out on paper. I’ll probably do a video of that process.

@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn W😍W. I am so impressed. Thank you for the response and I look forward to seeing more of your process. BLESSINGS. 💓

Welcome!! Glad your here 🥰 It is not fenced and I do deal with deer. I cannot grow tulips because they eat them lunch lol. I do try to grow things that are not their favorites. Darn deer 🙄

Your space sound absolutely lovely! That is a lot of roses I bet that is so pretty. I do the garden alone for the most part. Occasionally I can get my hubby to help me edge in spring and he does all the lawn care. He also cuts anything like big tree branches and such. But the garden is all me☺️

@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn So it seems that our situation is identical :-) If you feel like taking a look at my little garden, you can find it on my channel, there are quite a few videos about it. The last but one is about the birds which visit my garden.

My dog Anna keeps them away. Which does nothing for my sleep. She senses them outside and gets up and barks in the middle of night at them. Honestly we are surrounded by a huge prairie and I they do hang out there a lot. Safer than coming close to the house where that crazy dog might be. 😜

Thank you. I do not. It’s the ole hose and water as needed.

Thank you!! We do have deer but they tend to eat my garden away from the house where my dog doesn’t see them. Right now the are devouring my hostas in my woodland garden 😠

Thank you and yes I do have deer. Unfortunately, it is impossible to keep them away so I try to grow things that deer don’t necessarily like to eat. I do have hostas that get eaten in some areas every year, it’s almost impossible for me to grow tulips but I try anyways lol. I also spray using a deer repellent, especially in spring when everything is coming up, and the deer are looking for a nice fresh buffet.

Thanks so much. I don’t have a lot of issues with rodents. We had a cat for years and now we have a dog and I really feel like they just keep the rodents away. If the deer see my dog in the window they run away as well lol. Works out well for me!

@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn thanks for responding, I really appreciate your reply. There is a new home development two blocks away. I've noticed dozers so I'm sure that is contributing to my garden's issue. Well I absolutely love your videos and subscribed immediately. Happy gardening.

Hello and welcome!! Thanks so much. I do have deer and bunny issues. I was looking outside where I thought I could hide some tulips and the tops have already been eaten….sigh. Deer are hit or miss. I do use a deer repellent especially in spring. That can help. I also try not to plant things deer like to eat. Though they will eat anything. For spring I plant a lot of daffodils. I do have some hostas but the ones up by the house I think are protected by the boxwood hedge. Plus I have a dog who likes to bark at the deer and run after them. That helps too lol. Glad your hear 😊

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That is an electric lantern. We purchased it at a local light store here in the Milwaukee area. My husband made that post for it to hang on. We’ve had it here now for 30 years so I’m not sure if it’s available but I’m sure there are ones like it out there. I am in south east Wisconsin. We heat our greenhouse with the stove and a supplemental greenhouse heater for the cold nights. However, we shut it down in January February, and March and really don’t add any supplemental heat unless we happen to be out there on a sunny day in the middle of winter. The fans are fabulous to have fans to either push air down or pull air out. Good luck with your Greenhouse!

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Hello!! I garden in Wisconsin zone 5. It looks green here until we get covered with snow and below zero temps lol. Fall here this year is so warm. Temps at night 15-20 degrees above avg. so I still have all my summer annuals. I’m changing things out to fall now but when the snow flies it will be winter containers and projects in the new greenhouse I hope. What do grow with the drought in CA?

@@SeasonalDesignsbyDawn hello! I am in Zone 9b. The native soil is caliche. Therefore, I have raised beds. The state is trying to get people to convert to Xeriscaping. I’m not a fan. I am in the process of killing back the water loving plants. I am researching what I can grow here that requires little to no water. I want more than just succulents, but it is very challenging because not only do the plants have to be drought tolerant, they must be heat tolerant as well. So far, I have come up with salvias and bougainvilleas. I have lemon and lime trees, which I irrigate for 5 minutes once a week. It is very difficult to find plants that require little to no water. Anyhow, I love your garden!!

@@sherylchapman4168 ok that sounds extremely challenging!! What about "Moonshine" yarrow (Achillea x ''Moonshine'') and grasses? Esparto grass (Lygeum spartium), hardy in USDA zones 9 to 11 prefers a dry, sunny site but tolerates some shade. Growing 1 to 3 feet tall and wide, it bears interesting, bird-like spring flowers above silver-blue foliage. Thanks for being here and good luck to you in the garden!!

I end up using small green garden stakes and then green twine to weave it back and forth.

Thank you. I’m in Wisconsin. It could also be that I just don’t pronounce it right!! I’m definitely not an expert in the pronunciation field. Lol I do try.

Hello!! I’m in the US Wisconsin zone 5. Look up prairie plants for your area. I’m certain you’ll find lots!! Also search how to turn lawn into prairie. Good luck.