Real life gardening when it doesn’t go as planned. LOL 😂

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🌹 The speaker is planning on creating a rose garden at the end of their garden.

🌞 The shady portion of their garden is followed by an area with full sun.

🌿 The speaker mentions the different colors of perennials, shrubs, trees, and hostas in their garden.

💰 The speaker prefers to plant perennials as they come back every year, saving money on annuals.

🌺 The speaker suggests looking for perennials with interesting foliage or structures, rather than ones that only bloom for a short period.

🐿️ The speaker has had issues with chipmunks damaging their plants, including eating the roots of a tree.

⏰ The speaker didn't have enough time to work in their garden due to other commitments.

00:10 The gardener plans on creating a rose garden at the end of her gully garden which is in full sun.

00:58 The gardener is considering extending her grass path to go around the proposed rose garden area.

02:09 The gardener shows off her perennial plants and explains how they come back every year, saving her money on annuals.

03:00 The gardener recommends planting perennials with interesting foliage or structure instead of just focusing on flowers.

06:10 The gardener is unsure if she likes the current layout of the grass path and contemplates moving some plants.

07:07 The gardener gets interrupted by a chipmunk and decides to call it quits for the day.

09:00 The gardener reflects on how sometimes projects don't work out as planned, but that's okay.

09:36 The gardener drives around her island bed and admires the growth of her plants, including big begonias.

10:15 The gardener gets interrupted by a squirrel and decides to end her gardening for the day.

The topic of the video is gardening and creating a rose garden at the end of a shady garden.

The plan is to extend a grass path, remove rocks, and create a loop for an arbor and rose garden.

Lamb's Ear and Ansonias storm cloud are mentioned as perennials.

The narrator prefers perennials because they come back every year and provide color without needing to be replanted.

The narrator mentions attending a wedding rehearsal where she will be singing.