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How to pronounce western sand cherry in English?

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hey guys how's it going so we're out at
my parents house to give you a tour of
their garden and we've done a couple
other tour videos before but i don't
think ever this early in the season it's
the last day of april it's starting to
rain right now in fact we got a storm
warning saying that there was heavy
thunderstorms rain hail and 50 mile an
hour winds heading our direction so
hopefully we'll get the tour done in
time my parents are at work today so we
thought we'd sneak out it is beautiful
right now i love
gray rainy days because we hardly ever
get those here in eastern oregon
but this is for those of you who didn't
see either one of those tours this is
the house that i grew up in primarily
we moved here when i was six years old
and i learned a lot in this space the
garden looked nothing like this when we
moved in it was waste high weeds
there are only a handful of things like
trees that were here when we moved in
that are still here everything else has
been built
so this is where i did a lot of my
learning a lot of work
it wasn't necessarily fun work when i
was a little kid but now i'm thankful
for it so this is the entrance to their
property and it's very different from
ours so i do need to explain their
garden is on a hill so it's terrace
there's rock walls like little garden
rooms all over the place while our
garden is completely flat
so anyway they have totally different
feels also theirs is 30 plus years old
and ours we have been tearing a lot of
things out and so we're starting new
areas so it's just kind of fun to see
two different gardens in two very
different stages of their life so
anyway right here in this flower bed
they've tried out several different
things and have just landed on boxwoods
because this is kind of an interesting
area it's kind of sun and shade but it
varies based on what shrub happens to be
hanging over the fence at any given time
so boxwoods can handle both sun and
shades so they're a great option plus
they give that little bit of a formal
feel and then there's the four season
statues along here winter fall spring
and summer
my mom has always really loved the four
seasons
statues
and then this is a beautiful view
so you can see this right here is our
first level and goes down a couple of
stairs but right here this is called a
tumbly's red sentinel japanese maple i
had one of these in our old garden and i
just feel like it's the most beautiful
glowing color and it's the most
beautiful right when the sun is going
down and you can see because the sun
comes through here when it's going down
and if you're down in the yard there it
just glows through the red foliage
and then this here
used to be
my mom's moon garden so she attempted to
do that in this space and she planted a
hedge of white peonies right here and
they all came up pink and so
at the time she was like well that's
what i put in we don't really have i
mean they've done so much work to this
house and the interior of the house
needed a ton of work as well that she
was like i don't really have the budget
to allocate to changing them so we'll
just do something else in this space and
it has evolved from there so there are
bobo hydrangeas that aaron and i came
out here and planted a couple years ago
and they're just coming back now
hedge adelphiniums there's some
beautiful iris in here variegated iris
it blooms purple
and then this
is a slender silhouette sweetgum tree
they get like 70 ish feet tall and they
only stay i think they grow like five or
six feet wide like an incredibly thin
tall tree
and they get these beautiful big leaves
like these as they mature the leaves get
nice and big
so i think they've got a couple of these
trees in their garden the rain is
picking up how you doing aaron with
camera good okay
um but i also love like they've got a
lilac that looks an awful lot like ours
do now after i trimmed them up uh kind
of trimmed up as a tree this was here
when we moved in uh so that's kind of a
fun thing there
it has
dark purple blooms on this one and then
right on the other side of this concrete
step which was here when we moved in
there was a fence and all of this behind
me was pasture so the fence went right
up to the parking area and it was just
like all of this was weeds all of it i
just wish that i had more pictures and
things of what it looked like because
it's an incredible transformation
um but there's some beautiful plants in
here sweet woodruff their their ground
cover game is strong in this garden and
that's something that i'm missing in
ours that i'd like to kind of fix a
little bit tri-color beach right here
that's just leafing out and these have
the beautiful pink tinged leaves
and it'll get even more glorious as it
wakes up even further and this one is
old like really old in our area like the
tag says that they get 25 feet tall by
about that wide in our area
maybe not with how harsh it is we kind
of treat them as an accent tree that's
why it's in such close quarters because
they grow
about i think this is its new growth
they grow about this much every year
they're really really slow let's go up
this way
so when you come in the main entrance
you can take a right and you can go up
to the entrance to their house you can
see that my mom is just gathering things
for containers i asked her can we come
tour your garden she said well i don't
have any of my plot pots planted and i
told her not to worry about it because
none of mine are planted either and
probably a lot of years aren't either at
this stage of the game we're just
starting to gather things in fact i'm
still waiting on a lot of things that
really can't handle our temps yet until
it gets a little bit warmer but we
should look at some of this stuff
so there's red spikes
these are the rock-a-pocal orange
impatiens
these will be beautiful and then sweet
caroline redhawk ipo mia this is cs
right here
that stands for cinnamon spot she has a
cinnamon colored spot on her head
super bells
over easy so they've got the big white
flower with the yellow throat
these are a begonia
called apricot illumination apricot
isn't this
right here like if i had to choose a
color to assign to my mom this would be
it right here this right here that kind
of peachy pink
and then a beautiful coleus that kind of
mimics or draws that kind of pink tone
out of this
so pretty
right here we planted these tulips last
year for them these are the brownie
tulips and then there are some labella
pox left over from a previous year but
it's kind of a really interesting look
having them mixed in together and those
brownies are just intensely colored
guacamole hostas there's a hedge of them
that come up right in here these have
not been trimmed yet these are called
mount bruno boxwoods and these are their
mature
size they stay very small and round but
my mom does come in usually and trims
them up into a little bit of a tighter
form but we just like i haven't trimmed
any of mine either i think i'm going to
take after them this weekend because
we've got perfect forecast for it we're
past the point of freezing and we're not
super super hot yet and the rain is
starting to come down pretty heavy so i
think we're gonna hop inside for a few
minutes and hopefully we'll be able to
come back out okay so we're just gonna
pick up where we left off it didn't last
for very long maybe like 30 40 minutes
or so and i got a lot cooler out here
but this right here is a ghost japanese
maple and this one i remember planting
in the dark
my dad aaron my mom and i were out here
i think my dad had a head lamp on and
they were getting ready for some kind of
tour and this was years ago and we
thought we just got to get this tree in
the ground so we came out here and did
it and it's difficult to plant here
because the ivy that you see right
behind the tulips that's actually the
top of a rock wall
uh so the rock wall is just right there
right where we were planting and we were
just all worried that we were gonna
collapse it it was so dark we couldn't
really see what we were doing but
as we move further down this way
there are some oak leaf hydrangeas that
are just starting to break dormancy and
starting to leaf out this right here
when we moved in there was no rock
fascia and there was ivy that had
crawled up the entire
side of this house i mean on the chimney
on the side of the house and everything
and it was a really good way for mice to
get in the house because they would
climb up and find ways in and eventually
the whole thing had to be taken down and
it had ruined the side of the house
so this is much better than it was
and if you come up here little japanese
maple tucked in right down in there
we've got the balcony here which there's
a beaut what is that sound
is that a pump oh and the fountain down
there
yeah we need to fill the fountain when
we go down there hear that sound but
it's really beautiful when you look from
up here you might remember the video
when aaron and i came and i set up all
of their contain not all of them but
most of their containers up on a drip
system and it's still here like it's
still our original how we had it set up
and everything has worked really well
and these are some of the containers
that they still have yet to plant but
isn't it beautiful you can the blue
spruce the persian purosa there's a
weeping birch down there which we'll
look at all these when we head down
there but the royalty crab apple which
is straight in front of us here that was
another original tree that was here when
they moved in
when we moved in
i should say
okay let's head down this is a beautiful
view as well
when you look down in and you can see
the box with hedging and you have a
better view of the plants inside when
you're up at this level
and this right here is kind of the front
yard i guess you could call it just
because it's right up here by the front
door the house is
situated kind of um oddly i guess when
we moved in this was a mud room and so
there was a tiny little door
and there was one little staircase i'm
trying to remember what it was like
around it i think it was just dirt but
it had started to separate from the
house and sink so we lived with that for
a lot of years i remember raising
kittens in the mud room because it
wasn't attached like it was a definite
mud room where you could like shed all
of your your boots and your coats and
all of that kind of thing which was a
kind of nice
area to have but they eventually had it
rebuilt on as kind of more of a formal
entryway but you might remember this
view from our clean out video this
spring we came out here and we just
helped him clean out flower beds and it
was fun it's fun to get away from your
own space for a little bit and i've put
in you know a lot of hours working in
this garden in the past and it's fun to
come back and work in it again with
boxwood hedging on the left here we came
and planted these la bella pock tulips
and the autumn frost hostas that's been
a couple years ago and you can see the
white tree peony is just about ready to
burst
beautiful big buds oh i'm excited to get
one of the i bought one of these this
spring and i have it in our greenhouse
ready to plant out in the moon garden
cranberry bush viburnum right in here
delphiniums
ladies mantle which is probably the most
beautiful plant with water droplets ever
because they have these kind of cupped
leaves where the water just collects in
there
it's so pretty
they just added this larch in
this spring there was some sort of
evergreen i think it was a blue
evergreen and it was struggling it's a
little shady in this spot so i think the
larch is going to do really well you've
got some really pretty elderberry in
here variegated elderberry which is
surprising it's doing so well when it's
so shrouded this right here is a dawn
viburnum which blooms pink blooms very
early and it's very fragrant there's a
weeping blue spruce boy i probably
shouldn't go plant by plant should i
take all day
in this area here there's some
eupatorium chocolate vine and those are
beautiful they grow up about this tall
they beautiful chocolate colored stems
and then kind of that bi-color
purple green leaf
and then this whole area is full of
tuscan sun roses there's some david
flocks that's beautiful
hearty geraniums
yarrow back in there there's some
dogwood
this whole patch is the david flocks
right here
that's been there since i was little
it's always been a favorite we don't
deal with powdery mildew
and some other problems that the older
varieties of flocks typically suffer
from because we are typically very dry
here this is a very odd day but it's so
pretty out here when it rains this is
kind of the perfect day to be out here
lamb's ear here
and then there's some japanese anemones
which are enough always it's been a
battle to keep them in check they're the
type that wants to just
go everywhere they're beautiful in the
fall i'm just looking right in front of
me erin you should spin around and just
look at the japanese maple from this
angle look how beautiful that is
see this garden right here it just
there's so many beautiful layers because
there's so many mature trees and it's so
fun to come out here and show some of
the things that maybe we've even planted
but they're so little and they're babies
and it's hard to imagine what they will
look like once they actually get to
their full size like for example
right here there's a corinthian linden
we just bought five corinthian lindens
this spring haven't even put them in the
ground yet but i can see this and this
is where i get a lot of my inspiration
both in this garden any mature garden
that we visit it's so fun to see the
specimens
at a bigger size because it helps you
imagine what they would look like in
your own space this is actually a golden
smoke bush that is glorious they have to
cut it way back every year because it
grows so big
and then the whole rest of the area is
full of centauria or mountain blue it
it's also kind of a thug it gets really
neat buds and then kind of disc shaped
blue blooms but it wants to spread
itself around for sure these are flower
carpet roses
in a coral color
probably should have filled up the
fountain before we started the tour i
have a hose going in the fountain down
below but that's usually on and creating
a really nice noise but you might be
able to hear
the weir in the back there is a ditch
that they had piped um and so but the
weir is still open and you can still
hear the sound of water which is really
nice
and then right through this arbor is the
vegetable garden
it's kind of a sunken garden it's really
beautiful in here
very charming these raised beds they put
in years and years
and years ago and they've just started
planting some things there's some beets
up that i'm seeing there's some zinnias
pepper plants in these caps it looks
like radishes we've got marigolds in
here
tomatoes that are wanting to bust out of
their caps
potatoes
let's see i think there's more potatoes
in this bed
green onions
shallots garlic
this is a cantaloupe right there and the
straw is really nice so they do the
straw top dress once a year and it stays
fluffy for just not very long because
you know you get a rain like this and it
starts breaking it down a little bit and
it does help suppress weeds except for
the wheat itself
which will come up a little bit
but it's fairly easy to control it's
easy to pull out
and then back in here are the raspberry
beds
these are all i think heritage
raspberries these were here
so there were four rows of raspberries
which is kind of hard to imagine that
now the space has been like this for a
long time but there was another row in
here and then a fourth row right beyond
that and you know how big raspberries
get they were so huge we could hardly
walk between the rows and they're so
thorny that they decided to take it take
two rows out to give us some more space
which has been so so nice so there are
some fall gold raspberries on that end
on the second row there which are my
favorite and then i just came out and
planted some strawberries
for them not long ago because we we did
a trade i told them that i would plant
strawberries if they would let me have
an old stack of tea posts that had been
here probably since i was a little girl
and hadn't been used so we did a little
swap there
potting shed
so my mom had this built by a guy that
that we know out of all recycled
materials and it's just a really fun
place in here if we can get the door
open
so there's just all kinds of supplies in
here she's probably gonna be like oh my
gosh she showed the inside of the
potting shed that i love this
i love the
shelf full of pots like any gardener
that i know would love this site it's
just like brimming with possibilities
you know all their steaks there's some
extra pots and containers and things in
here
there's our croquet set that we use all
the time and they actually went and they
bought a tiller we let them borrow ours
after we got it and they liked it a lot
so they went and got their own okay so
yes we got to go out of here
i didn't want to lock you in on accident
okay
right down here there's a big
drift of comfrey and it's in its glory
right now isn't that beautiful
this is a birch
beach not a birch beech tree
can't remember a black swan maybe
really deep purple leaves it's beautiful
so right in here this of course this is
all sweet woodruff and then calendulas
there's some traditional varieties of
calendulas in here that seed themselves
every year so this will fill up with
calendulas and be full of like apricot
orange and yellow colored flowers later
on in the season
but this is kind of a fun unexpected
area back here
so just a couple more raised beds
because we like to utilize as much space
as we can kind of like how we have the
raised beds behind our greenhouse it's
fun just to tuck in areas like this
because
it just it seems a little bit magical to
me to come back to this spot that could
just be like tomato frames and junk and
tools you know and bags of stuff be
really easy to use space like this but
if you're very intentional with it you
can get more
food production or more flower
production out of it and it makes it
beautiful which feeds me and it also
feeds my my parents really like that
kind of thing as well so this was made
out of an old door right here it's
really heavy
but it's on a pulley system right over
here
which i should probably not mess with
i don't want it to come crashing down
but my parents grow greens in here in
the winter time it stays fairly warm
this is the south side of the potting
shed and then this bed here has been
built up although i need to talk to them
about their soil level in here look at
this
it is very it's quite low but it is a
lot higher than traditional raised beds
so it's still easy to garden in you
might recognize these
so
i feel like my parents garden is like i
love their style of gardening and their
garden is just like 20 years ahead of
mine
a little snapshot except for this is a
very cozy feel i just love the terraced
nature and i like the way that it
creates very specific rooms and pockets
and makes it feel
really homey
let's head down this direction this is
the fountain that used to belong in the
front yard
and i think the bowl is cracked or
something but anyway they usually
they've got some flower carpet roses in
there and then they pop some supertunias
and other things in there through the
season it's really fun way to use it
and some great vines right here and a
wall of honeysuckle oh look at that that
mountain blew it is blooming
here we go
i wonder why this one's so much more
ahead than the other ones
look at those blooms
first of all i think those are really
interesting
like those look so artistic
and then the blooms are just
they're beautiful and there's white
varieties of those too this area has
changed a little bit in the past few
years because if you take a look right
there you can see the stump of a crab
apple that they lost last year
so that crab apple created a huge canopy
and you know how sad it is to lose those
sorts of things
it has opened this area up to a lot more
sun
which will be nice in a way because
there are roses this was formerly a
cutting garden and i think that's what
they still call it
but i think they'll be able to do more
cut type flowers in this area now that
it's got more sun it just kind of
evolved into almost more of a shady spot
except for right kind of right in the
middle because of that crab apple so you
just have to kind of learn to roll with
things in the garden
look at these
those are i think those are lollipop
crabs right there
they grow 10 by 10. so they're about at
max they get beautiful red berries which
are persistent which means
they hang on
so they don't usually make a mess
usually like the birds come and clean
them up they don't fall all over the
ground and then we've got a contorted
filbert that is supposed to be red and
it looks like we're getting a little bit
it's reverting a tiny bit but it's
really interesting bark nice and dark
and then the leaves are beautiful as
well
a bunch of bleeding hearts look at this
doesn't that look magical let me let me
walk through here so you can see like
i just love
it i just planted my first bleeding
hearts in our garden this spring i
planted some white ones alba
is the variety name i think these are
the same right here i planted five of
them they're kind of near our back sun
porch
area
right in here there's echinacea
and a hedge of burgard and stage and it
looks like it's snowed in here because
of the crab apple blooms that are
starting to fall
and the uh mount green
green mountain boxwoods aren't these
enormous
like you read on the tag that they'll
get five to six feet tall and white or
something like that and it's hard to
imagine boxwoods that big because
typically they're kept shorn in such
tight shapes and such like smaller these
have you know obviously been topped they
would be more cone-shaped but they're
just they're huge i mean i'm 5'4
so i mean this gives you a very good
snapshot
of how big they'll get
which was kind of not considered
when they planted them so near the
opening here
down to this next garden oh i need to
turn the hose off hold on
hold that thought
flooding their garden
the fountain was sucking air so i ran
down here to
fix it real quick
i gave those roses a deep watering there
okay so let's just head back down this
way this is the other thing that's
changed in this garden right here where
the angel statue is you can kind of even
see
some of it growing back and then the
same right here there were some willow
leaf pears
which are so beautiful and they were
here forever for years and years
and something it was i think it was the
spring or the fall that we had that we
had a really bad cold snap it killed a
lot of mature trees and those were
seriously wounded in that winter and
then they just kind of limped by and
finally they had to take them out and
that was just a couple of years ago but
it really didn't take long to get used
to this area without them because there
is another linden tree right here that's
gotten huge
really big
beautiful down here
brunnera right below it isn't that
gorgeous brunera is just in its prime
right now
and you can see right behind it the
lemony lace elderberries
and this area is very hard to plant in i
remember
before a tour a few years back i helped
plant like some little four-inch annuals
and it was so hard like i do not know
how
they did it because i see surface roots
just coming up all over in this area but
these plants are just loving it they're
doing great
this is a hydrangea standard right here
underplanted with some hakana cloa
areola and it's just this beautiful
japanese forest grass it gets thick and
lush and it just is so graceful looking
and soft i really really like that this
is a hedge of choked cherries choke
choked cherries right
yeah
it's called
pawnee
pawnee buttes western sand sand cherry
not choke cherry
so pawnee buttes western sand cherry
that are just now going out of bloom
there's a gold nine bark right here
this is a number another twombly's red
sentinel japanese maple so you can kind
of see it in its younger form
versus the older form of up top and
we're going to get the sun now another
hydrangea standard right here a place to
sit and watch the fountain which is
beautiful they originally tried to plant
some things around the base but this
fountain just splattered so dang bad
that they ended up
just digging out the whole area and
having gravel installed so that there
was no water
issues and no
mud or anything like that and i think
it's kind of nice to have it be clear
right here sometimes you just need that
breathing space in a garden uh down here
was where
we used to have our gardens as kids so
my garden was
the one on the bottom right there
and my brother's garden was right here
and right here was a dog kennel
this changed quite a bit we had
black labs mostly growing up and so we
had the dog kennel here and then
joe my brother usually grew vine crops
he still grows really good pumpkins he
grows them every year like big pumpkins
and he gets a ton of them
and then i would grow like tulips and
greens and things like that i would try
out to make different tomatoes
but this area has become so much more
shrouded with evergreen growth and just
canopies of trees it's really changed
into quite a nice shade garden and then
i'm just going to walk through the back
of this flower bed there's a sensation
lilac so this is kind of a common one to
find but they're gorgeous
dark purple and every one of their
blooms has a white margin
so it really gives it that kind of pop
another lemony lace elderberry these are
lemon jade sedums that i gave to my
parents a couple of years ago and we
love them i love mine in fact i ordered
more this year so i could put another
drift in somewhere else in our garden i
don't know what variety of japanese
maple this is i'm guessing it's either a
blood good or an emperor one
really pretty isn't that beautiful it's
just so um the layers are so gorgeous
and it looks so different when you're
down here versus when you're on the
balcony when you're on the balcony you
can kind of see each individual plant
but you look down this way and you see
all the layering so erin if you stand
like right here
you can see
the green of the perosha right here
backed by the blue spruce backed by the
yellow it's a katsura japanese maple the
white of the lamium on the ground and
the pink or red of that royalty crab
apple all of those layers all of those
colors are just
so beautiful and it's amazing to think
too how full our flower beds get i mean
you guys know how it is this time of
year things are just like they're
starting to roll but some of the later
perennials are yet to really kind of
emerge and kind of come into their own
like this area fills up with mums and
there's i think bronze and kind of deep
red mums down in this area in the fall
this is one of my favorite textures down
here
this is a type of iris
that i just
i think it's just gorgeous that super
strict upright
form is beautiful
this is a
what is this is this a katsura tree
i'm going to have to ask my mom i can't
remember
it's really pretty and it's nice and
thin
the perosha though here they grow very
very slowly but they are probably one of
the best ones for fall color ever
they're so beautiful kind of this
iridescent neon kind of
combination of colors with orange and
red and purple and just beautiful
paper bark maple right here
so kind of utilizing some really
beautiful
bark for winter interest of course
there's winter interest all over the
place with the rock walls and the
boxwoods
this area here we came in and planted
some hookerellas a while ago there's a
hedge of munchkin oak leaf hydrangeas
this area you can see had lamium in it
and i think they're just kind of like oh
we got to get the lamium out of here
because it just it does want to take
over it's not hard
to remove but they put in i think blue
lobelia last year in here it was
beautiful and there is hakana chloe in
here as well and you can kind of see
little little bits of it coming up this
is kind of a newer hedge so it looks
like maybe one needs to be replaced
right here which is super typical i need
to do that in my hedge as well i behead
by our gazebo
but there's a beautiful
lavender-y blue-ish clematis back there
and patriot hostas
that kind of line around the fountain
there
more patriot hostas underneath this blue
spruce
and this area too it looks like they're
kind of starting to peter a little bit
but this used to be thick with poppies
like salmon pink colored poppies except
for the occasional bright orange it was
like there was one bright orange poppy
that would come up every year and we
always used to kind of laugh about it it
was a total eyesore when you have it in
with salmon pink and this area here this
is a wayfaring tree i've got one in our
yard kind of by the big birch tree
and they're really beautiful right now
so they've got their blooms going on and
then they're followed by
dark blueberries
and the leaves the leaves are amazing
it's a viburnum and so we get another
view this is a gorgeous view from down
here another view of brunera there's
hakana kaloa so i'll point them all out
here
this is ibris candy tuft
spring bloomer and then we've got the
hakana chlor there these are flower
carpet roses in the color amber so
they're beautiful apricot pink yellowish
kind of blend
the brunera even when it's not in bloom
is gorgeous because the foliage is so
beautiful i mean you can see right here
how beautiful that is
it's awesome to get double duty out of
plants and then the ivy hedge now a lot
of people ask my parents like how do you
keep your iv in check it just like wants
to take over it's so noxious the only
place like right here it's not a problem
it's planted up above and kind of spills
down and it kind of roots in if it can
touch some soil in between rocks but
right here it hasn't been a problem
nothing like
how it was by the house it just we don't
have as much of a rampant problem with
it taking over here because we just
don't have the conditions for it
bleeding hearts tucked in this is what i
love about mature gardens i love
this i love the full
look here i mean you can have your tight
structure but i love to have the fluffy
beautiful overflowing look kind of that
juxtaposition i think is important to me
anyway i know we all have kind of our
own style and opinions when it comes to
that but isn't this just gorgeous
there's still hellebores in bloom here
there's some darker colored ones and
some
pinkish ones here
and then our little angel
little bird bath ivy brunera japanese
maple you can see the tulip layer and
then the layers beyond up there so i
think really the last area to kind of go
around
is maybe let's go this way
this is a
row of spring snow crab apples
and they're just now you can see losing
their blooms
and
beyond that so this is um
bishop's weed oh my word it's been here
forever and bishop swede if you have an
area that you want something to fill in
this is the plant for you you can get it
in green
you can also get it in a variegated and
this was always like the dreaded chore
as kids to go have to go out and cut
back the bishop's weed because it's
always so thick and it wants to spread
everywhere but they've kept it in check
really well and it is beautiful and lush
looking right back behind that on the
first level of the rock wall those are
annabelle hydrangeas and they actually
do
pretty well given the fact that this
area is pretty much shade all the time
they always have big white blooms on
them all summer long
and then beyond that the upper level is
ivory halo dogwoods
so they provide a nice red
branch color in the wintertime and then
down through here now there's going to
be some interesting changes down here
because these
junipers they're called spartan junipers
they're only supposed to grow five to
six feet wide and they've clearly
outgrown that they must really love it
but look what they're doing
they're growing so big that they're
starting to push the rock wall down
so there are concord barberries up top i
think those are concords anyway
and then down in the next layer there's
lavender which they're gonna i think
take all the lavender out and replace it
with fresh but i think they're gonna
have to replace these or figure
something different out which is so sad
to me because i'll show you the view
from up top they're gorgeous they back
the swimming pool
and you know stuff like this it just
happens like sometimes you'll get a
plant that just does not behave the way
it's supposed to or stay within the size
it's supposed to and you just have to
you just have to address those things as
they come along and this area down here
has been a
kind of a sick bay for the nursery like
the blue spruces both of these and this
one here were all thick plants down at
the garden center like they came in
broken like had broken leaders or they
were kind of like had blight or some
kind of weird thing going on with them
and so my parents will just bring stuff
like that here and just pop it down
below the pool is what they call it and
it's just kind of this area where things
can just try and oftentimes they become
spectacular plants if you give them
enough time
we've got a pear here
and an alder which i love
so look at this the alder creates alders
are great for really wet areas
which this is right here and they create
these beautiful oh
beautiful cones that we like to use to
make wreaths and we work them into
holiday projects mostly but they're just
the sweetest little cones
and they're all over like i could just
get buckets full of them right now
it's a good time
there are more flower carpet roses here
that are coral colored
and then up above i think we're going to
come
and
maybe pull a couple big weeds
i think we're gonna come plant some
caladiums in here this year
i think that this spot right here is
like the perfect area because they will
get some sun but they're mostly
protected and right above there that's
the pool deck and the pool up there
um so i think that'll be a really pretty
low maintenance no mess sort of plant to
try out in this space and then beyond
here there's the pasture of course the
oak tree is just starting to leaf out is
this simmo cephuga is that how you say
it
look at this
the color of the leaves
and the style of the blooms i really
want some of this in my cut flower
garden and then the swimming pool which
you know
can't say a lot about it right now
because it's not open the guys were
supposed to come out and open it today
but i think the weather probably held
people back
and then it kind of just shoots you
right back out oh look at the lilac see
when we were under it you can't see how
beautiful it is those blooms are just so
pretty
so it just kind of shoots you right back
out to the parking area
which we planted with tulips earlier on
there's some purisima blonde tulips in
there
and some really beautiful pink it's a
pink mix
pansy
one last thing i want to show you before
we are done
are the pots just because we showed you
them last year
and i just want to show you what they
put in after we were done so if you take
a look at all the pots you might
remember last year we did purple
fountain grass and supertunia vista snow
drift they were gorgeous
and so after they were done last fall
they put in these blue spruce lollipops
and those were in here for the whole of
course the whole winter and they stuck
evergreens down in here to make them
look really christmassy and then they
followed up with more pansies this
spring
and i think that that is it you guys i
mean we could spend hours and hours and
hours going through every bed and
showing you all the layers and talking
about all the plants but that just gives
you kind of a
kind of broad look at what their garden
is like and kind of a place where i
learned a lot about gardening and it's
just it's one of the only places on this
earth where i can actually nap like this
there's something about this house
that makes me feel super relaxed and
it's just a haven so i am just i feel
super blessed to have been able to grow
up here and still learn from the stuff
that's in here and spend a lot of time
out here with my family so anyway thank
you guys so much for hanging out with me
today and walking through my parents
garden with me and we will see you in
the next video bye
kiel deer is trying to lure us away
she'll act like she has a broken wing
look at
i think her nest is right over here
somewhere oh there it is
oh there's three eggs now oh
look so kill here you guys i don't know
if you have those type of birds in your
area but they lay nests right in the
middle of gravel driveways or right off
the side of the road and then the mama
she'll take off and she acts like she
has a broken wing and she tries to lure
you away from her nest
that's what they do
they're strange little strange little
birds but they are fun to watch and when
they're the little birds hatch they're
pretty much up and running the same day
they're pretty neat bird

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western sand cherry::noun | Spocien Dictionary

western sand cherry

noun

dwarf ornamental shrub of western United States having large black to red and yellow sweet edible fruit

Type	Words
Synonyms	prunus besseyi, rocky mountains cherry
Type of	subshrub, suffrutex

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western sand cherry::noun | Spocien Dictionary

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