Another great video Pam. I am smiling at your husband in back ground working away. Behind every gardener woman is a man who does all the behind the scenes projects. Beautiful garden it is really taking off. That Huckleberry fudge iris is amazing!!!! I have to have one for my garden.

For sharing your beautiful garden with us today it was a wonderful garden tour. Thanks for sharing your beautiful cottage garden and I loved all the beautiful roses and you shared, but you have a lot of great plant. Thanks so much for sharing them with us.

I watched from the beginning to the end. I was your number one band today the first one on this video.

beautiful garden, those iris's are really showing out. thank you so much for takening us with you in the garden. hope you have a great day!!!

Just wanted to say that I look forward to your Iris tour each year; you have one of my favorite gardens on all of KZfaq! Thank you for sharing it.

I really love that you are not afraid to inject some orange colors. Not just peach, or apricots, but shades of orange and deep golds, and not just in autumn but also in spring and summer. So many gardeners reject them, but I love orange shades. I'm guilty of buying seeds for plants I don't know much about to try new things. This year I tried one, and the drawing on the seed packet was not in color, so I didn't really know what to expect, but the seed was for a plant called "Tassel Flower." It has turned out to be the cutest little pumpkin orange color! It almost looks like a miniature thistle, though it's not stickery at all. I've been thrilled to have it, though it's not a big showy plant in my garden, just the cutest little thing at the front of my border. But it goes so well with my orange dayliles, and tiger lilies and cannas and contrasts so well with all the purple shades. Anyway, I am truly enjoying all your videos. I love all your Irises and Roses too, and so many others. Thank you!!

Pam, thank you for a lovely garden tour. Such a pretty place, you work so hard and it's delightful.😊

I am sure we could talk for hours about plants. It’s also a rainy day, a PJ day 😄 I’m not complaining because we are officially out of drought. I just drained several water tanks yesterday as it was dry and of course it would rain.😅 The irises and clematis are really showing off here as well in WI. Love that white iris 😍 ooo and the orange beard with the orange flowers 🤩 and purple-striking! The Mullien are blooming this year and first time growing-they are very nice and thought they would be taller, but we’ll take it. The Mock Orange is blooming 2 weeks early, I have Only 1 plum on 3 trees because we had frost on all those blooms🙄, but it’s been one of the best springs in a long time. The poppies are planning a takeover and the bee balm is fighting back and the poor Amberness rose is saying Move Over! And a monster Hollyhock is threatening Julia Child (rose) and she’s ready to chop him up 😂. I always said if you can grow in this poor soil and micro climate you can stay, but I don’t know 😉. The Butterfly Weed is also getting in on the game as they pop up between pavers. I’m finding coneflower, Columbine, poppies and lemon balm in the veg garden-Yikes! Then I started Lauren’s Grape, Jimi’s Purple Haze and Lucille poppies because they didn’t take last year-What have I done?!😂😂 And they look healthier than the basic reds taking over😅. Must dead head this year. Gotta go drain the last of the flats as they all are swimming I’m sure. Great tour and nice chat! Ok, so I saved the drowning plants and finishing vid and you showed a Snowball shrub. I must get one. We had one in the yard of the home I grew up at and miss it. I could get a snip of that one if I could bring myself to go there, but it’s an emotional thing. And I just planted a New Dawn this spring 👏🏼👏🏼.

Hi Pamela! 😊 happy Saturday 👏🏻👏🏻 wowwww cannot believe the change from just last week ❤ your gardens are so inviting and cheerful. That Alise iris is gorgeous. I'll have to look for that one! Simply beautiful 🪴🌻🌹 Enjoy your weekend!!

And also, I gave you a thumbs up

Beautiful natural looking garden, Its the bees knees.

Hello there dear flower patch lady, im sorry im wee bit late watching, did i spot sweet Williams not in flower yet?.i tried some 2 years back but they seemed to be mini ones.they did flower, but i will try next year, my neighbour has some beautiful ones,the flowers really do last well.oh just look at all that beautiful gardens, i just love all of your plants. I really must say i love to see the mess also. I feel its not mess just where you need to see what s popping up .isn't the elderberry very elegant, forgot me not s zre really making sure you don't forget them and how beautiful they are.I spent a while trying to get things out of pots thstv were very pot bound with grass that got in to them. Oh my word i felt bad ,also bad health wise, so difficult bending up and down, then i get bad headache s overnight. Gosh what a ta do..my dear hardy geranium the purple, blue colour from my dad,its in flower but badly needing to be repotted and freed from grass.thats for today. I really don't want to break her.they are more fragile aren't they..something ate my small marigolds, they look like locust s have been,😅.im now putting down finely crushed egg shell s ,slugs don't go on those.i have never had an iris,pam,and i have to say that after all the beautiful films of your gardens with iris s im now very tempted. On my list for our local garden centre. Pam someone mentioned a mock orange! Do you know about them,.lupins always remind me of our garden when i was young.all the old fashioned garden flowers 😊. Pam where is time going, seems that in a blink of an eye your snow went and zll these beautiful beautiful flower s are popping out everywhere in full speed ahead. Its June 2nd already. Im going to watch again later as i always have to. beautiful peonies and irises. All gorgeous, thanks so much, hello there mr. Rooster s,and girls, hello beautiful birds.have a beautiful weekend pam.hope your husband is enjoying making your garden s more beautiful. Hmmmm!lovely. Garden sign s and rustic wood,trellises, obelisk s bird boxes, all gorgeous. Hmmm!.bye ,from me and my garden girls 🐔.oh josh just a mention (one of my girls crowed yesterday morning 😅)sometimes she does.its so funny,😊

Hi ,i love your video.

Santa Barbara daisys spead very easlily. They come up from seed plus the plant will spread by rhizomatous roots.

With the gophers have you ever tried planting toxic plants like foxgloves, or strong smelling plants like lavener/sage. I don't deal with gophers but I have deer and rabbits, and they seem to leave my stuff alone because I have one of those plants like every few feet.

36k...Very nice work...I have subs

I love the beautiful blooms. Do you happen to know the name of the pretty blue iris at 9:15 time stamp?

Concertina has blue beards.

Have you ever tried dwarf bearded iris? I think they're so cute

Does anyone watching do Iris hybriding? My Gma created 5 and are listed under the name Inez Kendall in the International(?) Iris Society online but there aren't any photos and I'd love to know if anyone ever finds or creates any of them to let me know. The names are: Hi-Fi. (1956) Sun-Son. (1967) Boise Rose. (1973) Lemondrop Kid (1973) Orchid Quest. (1976) She was also given many blue ribbons for her irises. And now a question. I'm getting cattle panels for the first time this year and will use a fence or T-posts but when you make an arch from it, do you use concrete or do they do fine just stuck in the soil? p.s. I always loved Gma's "root beer" iris, too. 😊