Small must have Spring blooming shrubs/Garden Style nw

Garden Style nw
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Learn about several small Spring blooming shrubs for the garden. I've partnered with a new friend from Kendall's Greenhouse, you can find her channel link below. We hope you enjoy what you're about to see and learn something new.
Your host and Nursery owner: Debbie Cassidy
My new friend and You Tube partner: Kendall from Kendall's Greenhouse
Zone 8 in the Pacific Northwest
Shrubs in Video:
Deutzia Yuki "Cherry Blossom"
Weigela "Coco Chill"
Spirea "Lime Mound"
Spirea "Snow Mound"
Salix dappled willow Willow "Flamingo Pink"
https://www.youtube.com/@KendallsGreenhouse
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hi I'm Kendall with Kendall's greenhouse
and I'm Debbie with Garden style
Northwest we're here at Sunny Crest
nursery on the Key Peninsula Debbie's
nursery and we're going to show you
three shrubs that are great for our
climate here in zone 8 B yes and we're
going to try and let you know what they
BL time is these will be smaller shrubs
that you can put in your garden and give
you some color up until the beginning of
summer so today I'm going to be covering
some shrubs early spring blooming shrubs
so the very first one I want to talk
about is just about to explode into
bloom and this is called aduda and it is
a Yuki Cherry Dua going to be your Vana
White while you while you read about it
got my helper here holding the shrub so
to give you some information about it
this is a very small short shrub it only
gets one to 2 feet tall and just as wide
and it will start blooming now and it
actually hangs on to its blooms for at
least six weeks so and it's beautiful
and we're going to get a close-up view
here of the shrub because you won't even
be able to see the leaves once it goes
into full
bloom uh but let me tell you about some
hardiness so it's Hardy from zone 5 to
Zone 8 which basically it can handle -
20° uh but it doesn't like it too hot so
Zone 8 is where they cut it off this
particular shrub I have a couple of
these in my own yard and I actually
lined a path with them and once they
come into bloom you're not going to
notice anything else that's going on in
the yard this particular variety is from
Proven Winners um it's been with us for
quite a while and there are several
different varieties of dsia that you can
get this one is the most popular just
because it's it's got this kind of dark
PR pink Bud on it and then it just
blooms out into a real light pink very
prolific Bloomer it's amazing um but
there are other ones that are more in a
white um and can be in different sizes
but this by far is the most popular so
dudia you got to look it up now because
they're getting ready to go into bloom
um but what an awesome shrub to add some
spring color to the Garden do you always
find it in this size container usually
yes yeah and this is usually the best
best way to buy them because their roots
are
um what can I say they just have a
bigger root system so they take even
better if you're going to make it into a
hedge like in your yard it's so it just
blooms in the spring and then is it kind
of Evergreen through the fall uh yes is
well not Evergreen fallish right it's
deciduous so by the time it starts to
get really cold it will drop all its
leaves does it have any color or
anything in the fall do you remember a
little bit it's got you know a little
bit of an auburn color to it but um um
it's it's in its Glory usually in the
spring okay right around Mother's Day so
pretty just perfect this one has
beautiful blooms we'll see if we can get
those in focus for
you did you say they lighten up they get
lighter a bit uhhuh so they start out
this pink the buds are so pretty like
this dark pink and then they have kind
of some strii stripes on the back of
them man they are so pretty when they
bloom out all the
way okay we got to talk about W gilas oh
my gosh I got I almost bought one last
time cuz they're so
pretty all right so our next winner
winner this is a new variety of weila
and this one is called Coco chill now
this is probably an offset from Wine and
Roses which has been around for a long
time in the weila family but what I like
about this one is he stays small and
we're kind of talking about smaller
shrubs today this one will get 3T wide
by 3T tall and this is what they do the
hummingbirds absolutely love this
particular shrub because of its tubular
flowers uh it's got the dark foliage so
it really makes the flowers stand out
this is hard from zone four to zone
eight um and what else can I tell you
about it besides the fact that it's
outstanding and once the flowers are
done you are down to the darker foliage
but if you give them a really light trim
you'll actually see some more flowers
show up by the end of the summer so you
can get get a second set of flowers out
of this if you give it a trim right
after it's done blooming but yeah Coco
chill what a cool
shrub how do you say weila everyone say
weila everyone wants to say weila that's
what I hear all there's no liia in it
yeaha WIA I've heard sometimes I guess
that's pretty close is easier so these
blooms are really long you were talking
about hummingbirds right yes so they
have these long tubular flowers always
like it mhm oh so our next rub we're
going to talk about is called lime Mound
Spa now as you can see through it
chartreuse colored leaves that's
probably the highlight of the shrub um
so if you're looking for something to
lighten up the Garden or something you
want to see from a mile away across the
yard this is your shrub now it also gets
blooms on it and it's already started to
make its buds here and they're kind of a
pink foamy flower that it gets on the
top of all its stems right here so it'll
Bloom its little hard out and then when
it's done I would recommend that you
trim off all the old blooms just so you
can keep this beautiful limey color now
the cool thing about this shrub again is
another small one it's only about 3 feet
tall by 3et wide and this one's super
Hardy from zone three to zone 9 so
there's a lot of you out there that can
handle a shrub like this uh and be able
to grow it another great thing about
Spas is once they're established they're
extremely drought tall tolerant you will
hardly ever have to water it once you
have it established you only fertilize
it once a year in the spring and it will
do the rest and what I do with my spirea
is in the very early spring before it
even gets its leaves on it just because
it's easier to trim it is get cut it
down by about a third and that way you
get all these luscious new stems that
start coming out and it'll keep it dense
and compact so there you go another cool
shrub now I do have a cousin right over
here
ta a lot of people have been coming in
asking for the bridal veil Spa well this
is even better and the reason why I like
this one better is it's more compact
this one is called snow Mound spa and
when it starts to get his balloons
you're not even going to see the leaves
it's just going to be like a big white
pom pom ball sitting out there in the
yard and this one will get bigger this
one gets about 5T tall by 5T wide but I
had to introduce this one to you cuz
everyone's looking for a bridal veil and
this one will actually outdo the old
series of the spia and bridal veil just
because it's more compact um it keeps
its shape
better and again it's Hardy from Zone 4
to Zone 8 so just had to show you his
cousin and you can see the leaves are a
lot smaller on this one but I already
see a bazillion buds on the inside here
so it's about ready to explode as well
here in the next couple of weeks I love
it when plants are all butted up it's
like bottled up excitement right getting
ready to explode at any minute it's kind
of a limey green coming out and then
more of like a golden golden yellow
yellow on the tips and then the branches
are kind of like a yeah has a kind of a
red stem to it a red stem that's so
pretty should we do like a bonus shade
shrub absolutely everyone loves a bonus
right let's do one of these
do I even know what that is I always try
to test myself before someone tells me
what it is do I know what this
is darn it I totally don't know what it
is oh my gosh that's so
funny okay so as a bonus we decided to
throw in a shade loving shrub and this
one is super cool this is called Pink
Flamingo and it's a willow believe it or
not this is a willow shrub it doesn't
flower at all but it doesn't even need
to cuz all its new growth will come out
in this light pink which gradually turns
to White and then turns into this
variegated leaf that you see here on the
bottom of the shrub this has become a
super popular shade shrub for us it
doesn't need any light whatsoever but it
can take some it'll take morning light
at least three or four hours of Morning
Sun but you definitely want it in the
shade by the time you get to 12 1:00 in
the
afternoon now this particular regular
shrub will get about 4 to 5T tall it's
Hardy down to Zone 4 to Zone 8 so it's a
perfect Northwest shrub simply because
if you have a damp area anywhere in your
yard this is the plant to get it can
handle wet feet it can handle real wet
areas as most Willows can and these are
super easy to propagate by the way but
its most
outstanding part is the colorful foliage
that it has and what I do is when it
gets its initial flush of new growth and
it starts to get a little wiry like
Willows do I'll cut it back a little bit
and then it'll flush out again with all
new growth just so you can keep this
really cool pink white kind of look to
the shrub and it'll keep them kind of
real dense and compact so pink flamingo
Willows you've got to go to your
nurseries and find one of these they're
fantastic for the shade do you sell any
pink flamingos here the actual pink
flamingo actual pink flamingo so put
this in your garden instead of the
plastic in plastic a pig
FL oh my
gosh yeah let me see I cannot believe
that is a willow that is so pretty isn't
it
gorgeous so you want to cut this one
back because then it'll just get even
more okay and then this is the spring
flesh exactly and then it'll all kind of
turn this yes MH to the very oh my gosh
I'm in love with mine at home I just am
in love I might end up with one of these
today you can see how they brighten up
the shade automatically yeah that is so
pretty it's funny cuz I go to like this
to brighten up shade and I don't usually
go to like more white pink yeah it's cuz
it's hard to find I guess that's true
looking around yeah that is so pretty so
we're just noticing how good these look
together including the weila and the
dsia over here and then this is an
amazing combination please someone do
this in your garden in and take a
picture and show it to us cuz this would
be just beautiful the dark and the light
it's beautiful do you think they'd Bloom
sequentially like this one would bloom
in than this one very similar this kind
of gets going first and then the Spy Rio
will start blooming a little later
there's some succession shrub planting
advice for you so someone please do this
the dark and the light contrast is
gorgeous we could tuck in um like the
other Green from the other Spa too right
and then we'd have oh my gosh let's get
that
okay how many plants can we hold in our
hands
together thank you for joining us for
this shrub video we're trying to hold
all the plants in our hands for you but
it's can't quite happen sorry
duia she's in the back she's in the back
um thanks for joining us we hope you
enjoyed our bonus shade plant yes sneaky
back here um and hopefully we will bring
you many more of this type of video in
the near future let us know in the
comments um what kind of plants you'd
like us to talk a little bit more about
um maybe some annuals maybe some it's
annual season round covers so so much to
cover I love talking about Ground Covers
trees oh there's obviously there's we
just go through every section of the
nursery and talk about them so easy so
let us know what we should talk about
first thanks for joining us bye bye
I got to put a plant
down Pi the heaviest
ones where is it is it an it's not an
andina nope it's not an Nina Coco
chill is that the name
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