Скачать с ютуб 23 stunning ground cover plants - create a tapestry of colour and texture (in difficult places!) в хорошем качестве

23 stunning ground cover plants - create a tapestry of colour and texture (in difficult places!)

Tap into Tim and Gillian Ingram's approach to ground cover under trees or in difficult spots. No more endless weeding of bare patches! Using easy-care plants that spread or self-seed and a light hand with weeding, they have created a tapestry of texture and colour at their garden, Copton Ash. Many of these plants are widely available around the world and suitable for a wide range of zones and climates, such USDA zones 3-8 or 4-9 (and any UK summer or winter). 00:00 What are ground cover plants? 00:21 Copton Ash: https://coptonash.co.uk/ 00:36 National Garden Scheme: https://findagarden.ngs.org.uk/ 00:44 Plant Fairs Roadshow - collective of independent specialist nurseries touring beautiful gardens in South East England: https://www.plantfairsroadshow.co.uk/ 01:32 Check which plants are invasive in your area (don't take anyone's word for it!) 03:15 Start with snowdrops 03:51 Planting under trees 04:19 Cyclamen hederifolium. Hardy down to minus 20C/minus5F 04:39 Brunnera macrophylla (perennial forget-me-not) Hardy to minus 40C/minus 40F 05:01 Hellebores - some are hardy down minus 40C/minus 40F but check varieties where you are. 05:07 Dicentra spectabilis (Bleeding heart). Hardy down to minus 40C/minus 40F 05:18 Geranium phaeum (Cranesbill) Hardy down to minus 34C/minus 30F 05:31 Smynium perfoliatum (Perfoliate Alexanders) Hardy down to minus 23C/minus 10F 06:48 Lamium maculatum (Spotted dead-nettle) 'Silver Beacon' Hardy down to minus 30C/minus 25F 07:15 Polygonatum (Solomon's Seal) Hardy to minus 40C/minus 40F 07:27 Disporum 'Night Heron' Hardy down to minus 28C/minus 20F (not as shown on the video!) 07:49 Arum italicum (Italian Lords & Ladies) Hardy down to minus 28C/minus 20F 08:07 Trilliums - very slow growing! Hardy to minus 15C/5F 08:28 Geranium macrorrhizum - Hardy to minus 40C/minus 40F 09:12 Euphorbia dulcis 'Chameleon' Hardy to minus 26C/minus 15F 09:29 Anthriscus Ravenswing (Dark Cow Parsley). Hardy to minus 15C/5F 09:43 Tellima grandiflora (name wrong on video!) Hardy to minus 23C/minus 10F 09:51 Ferns - thousands of varieties. Look for dryopteris or polystichum ferns for dry shade. 09:59 Impatiens (Busy Lizzie). Hardy to minus 6C/20F 10:20 Mitella ovalis Hardy to minus 23C/minus 10F 10:55 Epimediums Hardy to minus 23C/minus 10F 11.23 Bluebells Hardy to minus 30C/minus 25F 11:44 Viola labradorica (Labrador violet) Hardy to minus 40C/minus 40F 11:51 Ajuga reptans (Bugleweed) Hardy to minus 40C/minus 40F 12 35 What can you grow under a conifer? 13:12 Vinca Major (periwinkle) Hardy down to minus 15C/5F 13:35 6 Flowering Plants that Bloom All Summer:    • 6 perennial flowers that bloom all su...   For garden ideas, gardening advice, garden design and landscaping ideas for your garden or backyard, subscribe to the Middlesized Garden YouTube channel here:    / themiddlesizedgardencouk   Whether you love English garden style, cottage gardens or contemporary urban gardening, The Middlesized Garden has gardening advice and garden ideas for you. Weekly videos cover gardening advice and garden design - from small space gardens to middle-sized garden landscaping - plus garden tours and tips for container gardening. The Middlesized Garden practices sustainability, wildlife gardening and no till methods. If your garden backyard is smaller than an acre, join us and enjoy your garden even more! The Middlesized Garden Complete Guide to Garden Privacy is available in Kindle or paperback in 13 countries (in English only). If you'd like your garden to feel more private, click here for availability in your country: https://www.themiddlesizedgarden.co.u... #gardening #gardendesign #backyardgarden For small and middlesized backyards and gardens.... See The Middlesized Garden blog: http://www.themiddlesizedgarden.co.uk/ For Amazon storefront see: https://www.amazon.com/shop/themiddle... Note: links to Amazon are affiliate which means I get a small fee for qualifying purchases. It doesn't affect the price you pay and I only recommend things I use myself or really think you'd like! More garden ideas on Pinterest:https://www.pinterest.co.uk/midsizega... Twitter:   / midsizegarden   Facebook:   / themiddlesizedgarden