Northwind Hosts Erin, The Impatient Gardener

Roy Diblik
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Published 2024-06-15
Erin, The Impatient Gardener visited Northwind recently and led a discussion on the use of annuals in perennial gardeners and containers. It was a beautiful day and dozens of people came out to learn more about Erin's favorite annuals and her design tips! Follow Erin at the links below!

Instagram: www.instagram.com/impatientgardener/
Youtube Channel:    / @theimpatientgardener  
Website: www.theimpatientgardener.com/?v=f214a7d42e0d

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All Comments (16)
  • @adz5bneweng589
    Thank you for having Erin present on her annual selections. I find her inspirational. I can't wait to see the annual garden area take off. Please give us updates over the season.
  • @dc0145a
    Loved the presentation and info / tips on all the plants.
  • @sarahwah1255
    I love Erin…and 🌱 plants! Thank you Roy🫶🏻
  • @jillsimpson8716
    Beautiful and inspiring! I could listen to Erin talk about gardening for hours! Thanks for sharing!
  • @emkn1479
    I’ll take all the Impatient Gardener I can get 😂 Great presentation. Especially the reminder that homegrown annuals may not look ideal but they will take off and look incredible when planted in-ground or in containers (given some water, sun, and fertilizer of course 😉). I’ve seen that truth bear itself out every year! Also, love adding herbs and edibles to containers. Black opal basil, dark leaved ornamental peppers and Swiss chard make great additions. The chard is very bold and has such lovely, brightly colored stems.
  • @doreenpucely4664
    I have been subscribed to Erin’s You Tube channel for quite awhile and love to watch everything she does. Her casual style is very liberating and she always makes me feel like my garden doesn’t have to be perfect to be beautiful. This was a great presentation. I wish I would have known about it as I live in the area and definitely would have loved to have been there. Is there a way to be notified about speakers?
  • @terryterry5797
    I just witnessed a cool color orange and pink in my garden this season, and the combo looks so good together!
  • @katiehaight
    Thanks for sharing! Such valuable points about placing taller see-through plants up front. And someday that tassel flower will be on my list to try!
  • @shelbyramirez867
    Orange and pink look fabulous in interior and graphic design so I really don’t understand why it’s considered a faux pas in garden design. Just have to use the correct shades together, same as any other color combo.