Albuquerque Summer Gardening Tips

http://jerichonursery.com owner Rick Hobson takes a stroll through the display gardens and greenhouse at Jericho Nursery and ...

This article is a summary of a YouTube video "Albuquerque Summer Gardening Tips" by Blossom Flower Delivery

Key insights about video Albuquerque Summer Gardening Tips

🌺 Rick from Jericho introduces his location at Pan-American and mentions a flagship store on 101 Alameda that has been operational for 11 years.

🌸 The video showcases various plants that are in bloom, including Althea Rose of Sharon, Lavender, and Crape Myrtle, which bloom throughout the summer.

🐝 Lavender, highlighted in the video, is noted for attracting bees, with Rick mentioning adding more to his yard to support his beehive.

🌱 Oleander is discussed in terms of its growing size, with an emphasis on how it may not achieve the same height in certain regions due to colder winters, though it can recover from winter damage.

🌹 Roses are mentioned as still blooming and are one of the plants trending in the community, able to bloom repeatedly throughout their growing season.

🦋 Butterfly bush, also known as summer lilac, is encouraged to be pruned right after blooming to promote new growth and more blooms.

🐦 Trumpet vine is identified as a plant that blooms all summer and is a great attractor for hummingbirds, despite being considered aggressive or weedy by some.

🌼 The video promotes the sale of perennials, emphasizing the great selection and the buy three, get one free offer at Rick’s store.

Timestamped Summary

00:36 Rick highlights the Althea Rose of Sharon at the garden center which blooms throughout the summer and grows six to eight feet tall.

00:51 He talks about adding more lavender to his garden due to its beneficial properties for bees, referencing a beehive he's added to his yard.

01:09 Rick introduces the crape myrtle, which blooms all summer long and advises on pruning immediately after the blooms are spent for a second bloom.

01:32 Mentions oleander and its size potential, discussing variability in mature height due to regional climate differences.

01:57 Points out that roses are still in bloom and mentions they can continue to bloom throughout the growing season.

02:13 Explores the butterfly bush, also known as summer lilac, and gives pruning tips to encourage continuous blooming.

04:46 Explains the difference between tropical hibiscus and winter-hardy hibiscus, stressing the importance of ensuring winter hardiness when purchasing plants.

05:21 Rick shows a wide assortment of perennials available at the nursery, including a buy-three-get-one-free offer.

05:42 Highlights the excellent annual selection at the nursery, with a variety of plants well-suited for immediate planting.

06:58 Showcases the tropical mandevilla with its impressive pink flowers, which need to be brought indoors during winter.

07:10 Discusses the contrast and beauty of Lantana and points out only a few species are winter hardy in Albuquerque, specifically mentioning 'Miss Huff,' 'Marianne,' and 'Chapel Hill.'

08:11 He differentiates between tropical hibiscus and winter-hardy hibiscus focusing on the different leaf texture and flower size.

09:13 Rick mentions that it's a good time to consult with gardening experts regarding plant diseases and pest issues. He also encourages bringing in samples to find solutions to gardening problems.

09:27 He concludes the video by inviting viewers to visit the garden center and thanking them for watching.

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Q&A

Where are the Jericho locations and how long have they been there?

Jericho has two locations: one at 101 Alameda, which is the flagship store and has been there for 11 years, and the other at 6921 Pan-American, also known as the Jericho auto sooner.

What type of plants does Rick talk about in the video?

Rick talks about various plants including Althea Rose of Sharon, lavender, crape myrtle, oleander, roses, butterfly bush, autumn sage, tropical hibiscus, and winter hardy hibiscus.

Can you cut back plants to encourage them to bloom again?

Yes, for plants like the butterfly bush and crape myrtle, it's recommended to cut back the finished blooms to encourage a new batch to grow.

How big can an oleander grow and is it hardy in colder climates?

Oleanders can grow up to 10 to 12 feet in places like California where they are used in the medians of highways. However, in colder climates such as in Albuquerque, they typically don't grow over 4 to 6 feet due to cold weather causing some winter damage, but they do come back.

Are there any perennial plants that bloom for longer periods?

Yes, the autumn sage is considered a woody perennial that blooms off and on all summer long, breaking the typical perennial pattern of blooming for just four to six weeks.

How can I differentiate between tropical hibiscus and winter hardy hibiscus?

Tropical hibiscus has shiny, glossy, and usually smaller leaves, while winter hardy hibiscus has duller, deeper cut leaves and is capable of coming back after winter. It's important to ask nursery professionals to ensure you're getting the type that is appropriate for your climate.

Are Lantanas hardy in Albuquerque?

Most Lantanas are not hardy in Albuquerque. However, three varieties named Miss Huff, Marianne, and Chapel Hill are hardy Lantanas that can survive the winters in Albuquerque.