Planting Out Beautiful Perennials: Samantha Lilies, Agastache & Brunnera! 💜🌿 // Garden Answer

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🌀 A mention of chlorosis in some plants signals a potential iron deficiency, which the presenter is considering treating with chelated iron to improve plant health.

🌿 Queen of Hearts brunnera is an excellent shade-loving perennial that can withstand heat and wind better than hostas.

🌱 Brunnera perennials prefer neutral to alkaline soil, making them a great fit for certain regions, and they are also deer-resistant.

💐 Brunnera plants produce beautiful forget-me-not-like blue blooms in mid to late spring, leaving attractive foliage for the rest of the season.

🌞 Agastache 'Mint to Be Queen Nectarine' (or Agastaki) produces peach-colored flowers from mid-summer through fall and has an iridescent green foliage, even when not in bloom.

🔍 The Agastache variety mentioned had a limited performance in the presenter's garden previously, raising curiosity about potential location or environmental issues.

🌷 The Rose lily 'Samantha' is a double oriental lily with fluffy, pollenless blooms that are desirable for floral arrangements and have a lighter fragrance.

📍 The presenter added Queen Nectarine Agastache to the South Garden, hoping for a better outcome in a different location and closely monitoring the plants for success.

🌼 The planting of Rose Lily 'Samantha' bulbs provides an anticipation for the appearance of their double blooms among the existing garden plants.

🎨 The video showcases the beauty and maintenance of established brunnera plants, with advice to cut back the bloom stalks after flowering to focus on the foliage.

Timestamped Summary

00:09 Planting Queen of Hearts brunnera, a shade-loving plant.

01:19 Discussing blooming patterns of brunnera and their large, bold foliage.

02:09 Introducing the Meant to Be Queen Nectarine agastache and discussing past experience with the plant.

02:47 Discussing the beauty of agastache blooms and the unique color of the leaves.

03:29 Preparing to plant Rose lily bulbs called Samantha, which have double oriental lily blooms without stamens.

03:34 Heading to the South Garden to plant the agastache.

04:01 Observing possible issues with the previous agastache planting and considering solutions.

06:41 After planting, discussing how the new perennials will enhance garden aesthetics.

07:05 Explaining the planned solution for an over-sprayed area with brunnera that can handle extra water and hard water deposits.

08:00 Showing existing brunnera in bloom and planning to cut back bloomstalks after flowering.

09:39 Placing the new Queen Nectarine agastache amongst other perennials in the South Garden.

10:28 Planting Samantha lily bulbs in the South Garden near other flowering plants.

11:23 Wrapping up the garden planting and sharing excitement for upcoming cooler weather and rain.

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Q&A

What are the three types of perennials being planted today?

The three types of perennials being planted today are Queen of Hearts Brunnera, Meant to be Queen Nectarine Agastache (Agastaki or Anise Hyssop), and Rose Lily bulbs called Samantha.

What kind of environment is ideal for planting Queen of Hearts Brunnera?

Queen of Hearts Brunnera is a shade-loving plant that prefers neutral to alkaline soil. It does well in areas that can withstand heat and wind and is resistant to deer.

What are the key features of Meant to be Queen Nectarine Agastache?

Meant to be Queen Nectarine Agastache blooms from mid-summer through fall, attracting pollinators with its peachy nectarine-colored blooms and mauve calyx. The leaves have an iridescent quality, and the plant is drought and heat tolerant once established. It is suitable for zones 5 through 9.

What is unique about the Rose Lily bulbs called Samantha?

The Rose Lily bulbs called Samantha produce double Oriental lilies that are fluffy and fully double with no stamens, making them pollenless. They are less strongly fragrant, ideal for floral arrangements, and can be grown in full sun to part shade.

How deep should Rose Lily bulbs be planted, and how tall will they grow?

Rose Lily bulbs should be planted 6 inches deep and will grow to be 3 to 4 feet tall.

Are the Brunnera and Agastache plants deer resistant?

Yes, both the Brunnera and Agastache plants are resistant to deer, which can be beneficial for gardeners who deal with deer in their gardens.

What issues did the gardener face with the Agastache planted last year?

The Agastache planted the previous year did not come back very well. The gardener found only a small amount of growth and was unsure if it was due to location, soil conditions, or something else that affected the plants.