February Garden Video

Joyful Garden TV
Written By Elisabeth Quinn

February in My Garden. That’s what today’s video is all about. Spring is showing signs of joining us but winter is still here.

In this video you can expect to see:

  1. The DIY projects I have been working on in the garden

  2. Seeds I have sown

  3. The plants that are the stars of the garden

And much more. You can view the video below or read this post inspired by the video.

In this blog post I also give you a list of all the plants I mention in the video.

Here is the video:

Here are the time stamps should you want to navigate forward:

00:04 Welcome

01:41 DIY Projects from the last month

05:48 Seed Update

08:04 Stars of the February Garden

09:00 My Kids in the Garden

09:24 My Whole Garden

If you want to see my January Garden video here is a link to my YouTube Channel ⬅️.

 

DIY PROJECTS

Part one of the video:

DIY PROJECTS:

01) New Planting Bed

In the video I show you the before and after pictures.

Here just a little picture of the after: a new planting bed where lawn used to be.

02) Log pile

My son helped me by sawing the logs. This little pile is right beside the pond and will (hopefully) help our frogs and newts next winter as well as provide a habitat for other wildlife.

log pile

I mention a few other DIY projects in the video.

Seeds:

I started A LOT of seeds recently. Here is a little list:

  • Cobea Scandens

  • Hollyhock

  • Mexican Fleabane

  • Nemesia

  • Ranunculus

  • Snapdragons

  • Sweet Peas

  • Tomatoes

  • Verbena Bonariensis

 

Erysimum ‘Poem Lavender’

Stars of My February Garden:

In the video I show you:

  1. Amelanchier Lamarckii

  2. Crocus bulbs

  3. Prunus Pandora

  4. Snowdrops

All of the plants I have mentioned in this video:

Seeds:

  • Cobea Scandens

  • Hollyhock

  • Mexican Fleabane

  • Nemesia

  • Ranunculus

  • Snapdragons

  • Sweet Peas

  • Tomatoes

  • Verbena Bonariensis

Plants:

  • Amelanchier Lamarckii

  • Clematis

  • Ferns

  • Foxgloves

  • Hellebore

  • Kojo-non-mai

  • Lilly of the Valley

  • Nepeta

  • Prunus Pandora

  • Rose Desdemona

  • Rose Scarborough Fair

  • Rose Wollerton Old Hall

  • Wallflowers (Erysimum Poem Lavender)

  • Wasabi

 

My Favourite Place in the Garden this month:

One of the areas that I created this month is a little sitting area by the door into the conservatory.

I added the pots you can see in the picture to the table. It is now the place I go in the morning before the kids wake up to do my journalling.

It is the most peaceful, joyful way to start the day.

pot of purple crocus
 
 

Thank you for reading my post. I always appreciate it when you take the time to stop by. I hope it has been helpful! Any thoughts please email me elisabeth@joyfulgarden.co.uk and let me know

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