Garden Tour | Summer flowers in the bog garden

Hello and welcome to the garden, and well done. I hope to say before I begin, Many thanks to each and every one of my original followers I will be showing up with me over the course of the next year. a person who knew that he was writing Continue watching the garden video. It's much more than an ordinary video. The guys' video is always on, I feel so big, so big, so big from all the people, There's more for the men's garden in the garden of living men, I am the way to all water. That's all the water from the wells, I started the project, the project's planting, I was 18 years old back then, something like that I wanted you to go down I told him not to worry, he can do it in front of it, Over the past six years, I have truly come to live. For the first time, I was thinking I would be worth a lot to move forward here I am appointing these positions to give you some information I'm feeling a bit down right now. I'm going to choose the camera. 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I think it was in a nine-centimeter pot that I planted. three years ago and you can't actually buy them now, not here in the UK—they're a banned plant if You've got them and you're growing them in the garden; you can actually keep them, but they're no longer available for sale at garden centers, so I went around the other side of the pond and got this one very dead bamboo, and that's the task I'm going to take on today, plus all of this weedy area you can see where the mulch stopped and the weeds have just taken over, so I'm going to try and Focus on this area today and finish off this section, but down here I have some Daylilies that I dug up again from the hot border and they seem to be thriving in the wet conditions Too, some plants are really surprising me. We've got more of the rocket, but this is little rocket. so this one is about three feet in height, just over three feet; that taller one over there is on a mound, that's why that one looks a little bit taller in front of this one, you've got in front of that rather you've got Persecaria, which is just coming into flower, and that is firetail if I I think I'm remembering correctly—this is Minarda again. I dug those out only a month ago from the hot border up the top gardens and that is Cambridge Scarlet, and that is loving its life too This is a lissomachia back, so you can see one of these lissomachia things that's doing okay. Another one too, dug out from somewhere else, they've never done as well in other parts of the garden, but they seem to just be enjoying their lives down here again another Persecaria, this one's more fire tail, and then you've got the Gloria behind, and then a few failures the slugs and snails, this is Ligularia Desdemona, Desdemona, something like that, and you You can see it's been completely shredded by all the slugs and snails moving toward the end of it. bog garden I have hostas and the hostas mirror what is on the other side more hostas this is what I refer to as Hosta Rally, and we've had several days of rain and the hostas have really perked up over the last couple of days because prior to that we had quite a warm spell which is Not something we have very often here in northern Blund, but the acilbys are nearly finished flowering. All of the white ones, and this is a pink one which shouldn't be there. I thought it was white, so I'm I'm going to move that at some point in the near future, probably in the autumn. further on down, you can see just beyond the large sycamore tree is the stumpery, and I'll be adding some plants there in the very near future and then taking us back around we have All of the reducers and the flowers are finished on those as well, but there was a lovely cream. A very architectural plant there on either side Now this bamboo died for some reason earlier this year; I moved it down here about two years ago. I took it out of the white garden, which used to be a tropical-style garden before it became white. garden because I love that style of gardening, but I struggle to keep anything alive from one year to the next, other than bamboos, which are too far north for that style of gardening So I dug it out and moved it down here, and it's Phyllostachys nigra—I think that's the variety. I put it on the screen if it's not um, and it flourished last year and the year before. but earlier this year it was struck by a severe frost and died within a couple of days, all of it The leaves have just fallen, and there's only one section that has bounced back, so I made the the decision to take it out, and to be honest, I don't think it quite fits in this spot anymore, so I'm going to plant something else—don't know what yet—but I'll take it out and see what the space is like. Like, and I'll bring you back when I'm done with it, so that's the bamboo gone—I'd have some help. It was so heavy that it's just parked to the side here, and I still have all the mess around me. Clean up, but now I've got the arduous task—excuse me—of de-weeding this area; it's completely covered in weeds. should have done something about it instead of leaving it. One thing about having a bog garden when you've Got constant wet ground; the weeds you can't hoe them, and hopefully they'll dry off, but they don't. They never dry off; they just reroute. So I should have covered the area over, but not to worry, I'll Try to get this finished tonight—there are several days of rain coming again, so I'll bring you back. Down tomorrow we'll have a look at the area, see what it looks like, may get some planting done. I won't know until tomorrow, but I'd better get on with it—that's the next day, and I did manage to finish. the clearing of this area last night, but as I did say, I think I mentioned that we were due to have This heavy rain today, but this area is ready to be planted in the very near future—ponds loving. This extra rain—well, that's it from this very wet and soggy Northumberland. I normally like to finish a project from start to finish couldn't get that area planted up the weather's just too Wet, so I'll bring you back down in a couple of days once I've actually planted it. Thanks. For watching, and I'll see you soon