Thanks for bringing us back to this place. Love to see how gardens progress over the years. We don’t get enough follow up after new landscapes are installed. So helpful !

Always appreciate the recaps of past jobs and the neighborhood walks.

LOVE YOUR DOGS IN THE WINDOW!!!❤ enjoyed the plant tour today too!

Omg I remember you doing the landscaping at that house. It’s looking so good!!!

Nothing better than watching plantings mature. At my house or your installations, it makes spring my favorite time of the year.

Nice tour Jim.

I struggled with a migraine last night & slept poorly. So I was so happy to see you had posted this morning, it very much brightened my morning! Thank you 🌷🪴

Your dogs looking out the window is cute.

A nice walk in your neighborhood. Thank you.

That garden turned out great Jim. No lawn which is even better. Would like to see more native plants and just hate the invasive Forsythia and English ivy. Good vision and installation of that garden

Thanks for revisiting the garden. Always enjoy seeing how it evolves. Spring finally here in indiana. Frost next week tho.

I really emjoyed the update on that job. Neat to see.

The best view was Griffin and Holly in the window!

I'm getting ready to go out and do my morning watering, but before doing that I wanted to visit my favorite channel!

Everything is beautiful there in the garden that you all did last year. It's just amazing how much has grown in just 12 months. With me living in zone 5B new 6A, my daffodils are opening up, my Quence is budding up, and my hellbores look fabulous. ❤❤

Great to see how this garden has evolved!

❤hello,Mr Jim putnam and Stephany, happy gardening. 😊

This was my favorite tour yet! loved going back to see the last years landscape install. Great job guys!

My parents used to have a loquat in the back yard of their beach home in Shallotte NC. I have a number of plants around my home's foundation that do well in their microclimates, including rhododendron, azalea and camellia. The rhododendrons' roots are shaded by Japanese plum yew shrubs. I've got a Carolina jessamine growing on a new outdoor archway I installed this past autumn. It's just starting to bloom - a couple weeks earlier this year. I've also got some ipheon plants growing at the raised-bed base of a mimosa tree.

This was such a great video and conversation on finding little pockets of micro climates that we have. As always Jim you're a wealth of info!!

Wow, they really have taken off! I’ve got daffodils that are a day or two away from blooming, and crocus that are blooming their heads off, here in Indiana 6a. Iris and daylilies are poking out of the ground, but no sign of the peonies or hostas yet. Just as well, since we’re about to get second winter. 😅

Bummer season in Knoxville, TN. Our 80 plus hours below freezing and down to -2 one night in mid January has left my late winter bloomers looking bad. Leaves are putting on early hiding the flowers that’s there. Better hopes for spring!

The aucuba looks great against the brick.

Hi Jim, Stephanie, Holly, & Griffin (ear scratches to the fur-babies ❤)! Right now, 3 things are looking amazing in my garden: my "Mary Poppins" daffodils, Camillia japonica (unknown double pink variety), & ornamental plum. 😊

My daffodils are in full bloom now as are the hellebores. I just splurged and ordered some more that will arrive in April, but bloom next year. Yours have looked great and inspired me.

I truly loved this walk through the neighborhood. Right away I recognized the first property by its terrain and property - looks great. I've been a subscriber for at least a few years and I continue to appreciate you and Stephany labeling the plants by name and the zone on the screen - super helpful. The shot of the pups in the window = priceless ❤❤

Thanks Jim, Steph and fur babies. 🪻💚🙃

These are my favorite videos 🌼 I have the August clematis too which I love in Northwest Indiana. It's not aggressive for me but boy does it love to climb

One cherry tree has leafed out, but the larger of the two is about to be a gigantic explosion of beautiful pink flowers that eventually pepper the back deck with pink confetti. 🌸🐝

Love your neighborhood tours !!

Forsythia is about ready to burst here in Se MI it’s way to early for them but we’ve had 4 or 5 days in the 70s over the past 3 or so weeks so there confused. Enjoying the show of my mass planted beds transition from crocus to squill

This pumps me up. Great video per usual!

I learn something new every time I watch your channel. Thank you for continuing to give us great content, and share your knowledge.

Especially like the look around that windsor block wall. Great job! Bring on spring!!

Thanks for showing us the progression of their landscape. Beautiful plants. Love the natural look & color of your tulips as well. I’m not experienced with vines but I have one cedar lane lonicera. Do you think it’s manageable? Any additional info/videos about vine species and care would be great!

My Loropetalum are all going above and beyond right now! The Zhuzhou we added last year is the star, but even the unknown variety that we inherited planted along the foundation has extra pep in its step this year. Honorable mention to the PJM Elite Star Rhododendron - newly planted but blooming like crazy. Will have to watch to be sure it doesn't get too much summer sun, but it's obviously quite happy right now!

Thank you for revisiting this landscape install. Amazing growth for sure! Love the Loquat and the Carolina Sapphire tree has really put on some serious growth. Ours have as well and creating the perfect screen from a not so nice neighbor lol

Wow!! All those plants look amazing!!! TFS! Blessings!🙏🦋

Love the walks. Love finding out what all the stuff around us is and the good and bad about it!

Yes I agree, absolutely beautiful job that you guys have done ✅

Thanks for clarifying the difference between clematis armandii and sweet autumn clematis. Because they’re both evergreen I’ve always assumed they were the same thing. Today I learned!!

I had candytuft at my last house near Cincinnati. Loved it! I read it likes alkaline soil so I haven’t tried it here in Greenville SC. I guess I will! Thanks.

Wow! My plants have definitely not done this well. I bought an older house with no landscaping in the backyard and I put in rhododendrons and azaleas. They grew by half maybe but I'm wish they had done better

Great neighborhood plant tour, Thank you!

ENJOYED this video 🎉

I’m so jealous that I can’t plant half those lovelies in my zone 6 Ontario garden. Beautiful variety.

Love these vids. Loquat are fruiting everywhere here in central FL and they’re delicious.

Our daffodils are blooming in 6B (7A) New Jersey. Sadly, so are our patches of lesser celandine! The forecast for next week is for lows in the upper 20s and low 30s over four nights- so I expect some things are going to get knocked back. I plan to cover what I can in the way of hydrangeas and magnolias. As you say, the plants will live but the blooms could suffer.

I have a sweet autumn clematis in a pot on my deck that I purchased at a reputable garden center (!) in Georgia- had no idea it was invasive here. Thinking of getting rid of it now:(

That loquat is going to outgrow that space.. my neighbor had one that was 20+' tall and around 15' wide

The landscape job really looks great! i noticed the neighbors had nothing but rocks on the other side of the fence. Do you know if there was a reason for that?

Can you make a recommendation on how to measure your soil ph

I meant to ask this in your last Q &A. Do you mulch your veggie garden?

Hey Jim, I know that you use a tripled shredded hardwood mulch. Do you have it delivered? Where do you get it? I live in Raleigh also. I used Soil 3 for the first timea couple of weeks ago. I love the convenience! Thanks!

What type of a loquat tree is that? I planted 2 a few months ago, they are from the Duke Gardens, the deer feasted so I hope they turns out half as nice as what you planted.

I already commented but my kid is wondering what the stuffed animal’s name is that’s behind you in the beginning. Two are where do you find those bakers lilac tulips(I think that was the name). I am in 7b and struggle to have tulips come up more than one season. Those looked so gorgeous I’d like to find some. My neighborhood is full of daffodils right now. The dwarf panicle hydrangeas are starting to leaf out and an array of bulbs are showing off like crocus and squill. The irises are coming up, no flowers yet but the foliage is so pretty that I had to mention them. As always love these tours! They’ve been a real favorite of mine. Your neighborhood must be gorgeous. I know those celadons are invasive but they’re also very beautiful. It’s sad they’re invasive because at first I thought that someone had made that their lawn. Now I have to look this plant up and see where it’s native too because even invasive have a place they belong.

My yard is sometimes clay and sometimes sand. I've been adding soil conditioner to the clay when I plant and top soil to the sandy areas. My new plants are doing okay, but I don't have this kind of growth. Is there something I should be doing differently?

We planted Carolina Jessamine last spring/summer. It is in full sun. It is not thriving. Any suggestions?

Can the celandine be eradicated with Round-Up? I have crown vetch I've been fighting against for several years, but this year it has spread into every flower bed. Will it crowd out my desirable plants? I feel like I've lost this war.

Hi Jim-I’ve sent you two emails about hiring you for your virtual consult, but to date no reply despite waiting 2+ weeks

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