00:12
Plans for the week include tree removal, new fencing, and installation of an Insta Hedge in the garden.
01:16
View of rose feathers poppies that were sown in March and the color-changing process they undergo.
02:06
The beauty of a regale lily, which is as tall as the speaker and has a stunning fragrance.
02:29
Overview of sweet peas on all the trellises and their varying growth due to sunlight exposure.
03:14
The successful interplanting of saponaria and Asiatic lilies and the result of planting saponaria close together.
04:34
A look at Royal Sunset Asiatic lilies, questioning if it's the correct variety or if there was a mix-up.
05:07
Discussing the interplanting of buplorum and orlea and the condition of the cool flowers quilt work bed.
05:35
Evaluating the growth and coloring of Potomac purple snapdragons and contemplating future flowering plans.
06:28
Mentioning thrips on certain snapdragon varieties and questioning the pattern of infestation based on color.
07:30
Examining the Apple Blossom snapdragons and considering interplanting options to avoid removing them.
08:03
New seating area by the deck, considering the addition of a wall fountain and the effect of a new Insta Hedge on privacy and traffic noise.
09:24
Introducing the Saving Grace Dahlia, grown from last year's saved seedlings.
10:36
The pleasant surprise of an unplanned view of the Sweet Peas along the raised beds from the sunflower bench.
14:00
Questions answered about the wine craft gold smoke bush and the distress in the main flower walk due to the drought.
15:15
Harvesting closely-planted Sweet William, mentioning its good vase life, and that it's starting to bloom now.
17:01
Some cutting
flowers like snapdragons and buplorum were harvested before the thunderstorm.
18:57
Post rain recap: Cool flowers bed collapsed, and more flowers bloomed in just two days, necessitating another harvest.
19:55
Despite the collapse of some plants after the rain, there's an opportunity to sell more bouquets with newly bloomed flowers.
21:03
Closing remarks in the garden, updating about a possible poppy seed mix-up and thanking the viewers.
