Highly decorative, low-maintenance outdoor flowerbed. Part 1

Good afternoon, dear friends, guests of my channel. My name is Svetlana. Today is October 5th. I invite you for a walk. Today I want to show you a flowerbed on the street. One of the flowerbeds on the street. The flowerbed is problematic. It is all day in the scorching sun. The soil is very bad. Apparently, there used to be construction materials there. There is sand, stone, rubble. For several years, as long as I grow plants there, I chose not a single wheel of stones and rubble from this flowerbed. Therefore, when it rains in the summer, the water goes away instantly. The soil becomes like sand, crumbles. I planted a lot of different plants there. There were roses, phlox, lilies, daisies, petunias, and velvets. This year, I planted velvets. A month ago, I removed them all. You will see how the flowerbed looked like yesterday morning. Yesterday I went out and worked hard on this flowerbed. I made some replacements. I will tell you about the main plants that will be there all the time. I really want the flowerbed to be decorative throughout the season. Here, at the moment, the flowerbed was planted yesterday morning. The oatmeal plant has not yet been cleaned. There are a lot of leaves. Chrysanthemums are in bloom. Astracea. Phlox, which I remove every year and still have roots. They are growing. I hope that this year I have already dug them out completely. I removed 16 bushes from two flowerbeds. You can see the phlox. There were a few weeds. I removed them so as not to leave them for the winter. Now I will show you what the flowerbed looks like at the moment. Not far from the gate, I planted a tuya, a Western Samarac. I put the tuya in one trunk. I cut and form them. They are still my babies. They were planted this year. In the empty places, I plant an oatmeal plant. Kamchatka sedum, which bloomed all summer and in the beginning of autumn with yellow flowers. At the moment, there are such bronze, yellow-orange shades. Further, you can see the azalea in the foreground. Blue Danube, which I have grown from the spruce. This azalea is exactly two years old. It was clamped by a yellow chrysanthemum, which I transplanted. You will see such a large large bush now on the left side. In the background, behind the azalea, I planted a red barberry. I will not say the name, my friend gave it to me. Barberry has a very beautiful bright red color. In the empty places, in the foreground, I planted thyme, Kamchatka sedum, gray oatmeal, which I cleaned very well yesterday. Chrysanthemums bloom. Astra Asenia. In the center of this flowerbed, I planted a white durian. Siberian pearl. I planted this durian about a month ago. Maybe even less than a month ago. Earlier, durian grew very elegantly in this place. Before the durian, I planted an old gold azalea. This azalea is exactly three years old. I bought it in our nursery. I bought an azalea, it grew with one stick in one direction. And now, in three years, look how it has grown, how I form it, so that it is lush, beautiful. Of course, I will keep and cut the azaleas, when my acorns grow, so that they do not interfere with each other. But I need the old gold azalea to cover the legs of the durian from the scorching sun. The old gold azalea is very beautiful. It stands bright yellow until the middle of summer. Very elegant. Durian is white. Siberian pearl. Unusually good. All summer it will be just green leaves. And when it gets cold, the leaf changes, and red, purple, purple shades appear. Red shoots. It looks very beautiful. Durian is sparse, so I will cut it, form it, so that it is such a tall, beautiful, lush bush. Lush and at the same time open-leaved. I want it to be open-leaved. In the fall, durian will overlap with red barberry. And in my opinion it will be very beautiful. Well, at least now I see it and I like it. My aha-turtle came to follow, so that I told everything, showed, did not miss anything. Next, you see that western currant and that abrabant, which I cut off and will form with a ball. And in the foreground is planted Japanese birch, which I grew from a tiny worm. This birch is 3 years old. When it gets cold, it appears such pink, lilac, purple shades. It looks very beautiful. I immediately began to form it with a ball, cut it off. Sometimes it freezes a little, grows back again. And I think it will look beautiful here. A beautiful ball of tuya, abrabant, and a birch ball. I really like the aha-turtle. Here you see, Santolina is still planted, which will be such a beautiful ball. I will cut it off. I will not give a whistle. And then the azalea of the Blue Danube. It was from this azalea that I took a twig, buried it, it was rooted. And at the moment you have seen the stalk, which is already growing on this flowerbed. Azalea of the Blue Danube is of extraordinary beauty. A little later, when there are frosts, it will change. It will have lilac, purple, pinkish shades. It looks very beautiful. And at the end of the flowerbed, another tuya is planted, western emerald. I planted a small bush here. Chrysanthemum is yellow. Azalea of Santolina and Sedum Kamchatsky. For the azalea of the Blue Danube, I planted the Pyrrhic Libidolis. It is dry-resistant. And I think that here, during the summer, there will be such a beautiful, silvery-purple shade. It looks very good. Although, who knows, maybe I will change my mind and leave only azalea. I will definitely keep azaleas, so that they do not interfere with the tuya. Well, for now, they grow in my free swimming. Although I cut them a little so that they were so dense. Azaleas do not grow under azaleas at all. Sedum Kamchatsky is already changing. Red-orange shades appear. Chrysanthemums are blooming very beautifully now. My friend gave me a yellow chrysanthemum last year. I planted it. And in the spring, there were a lot of such chrysanthemums. I divided them and planted them. Then, in the beginning of summer, I divided a few more chrysanthemums. And I got a lot of yellow chrysanthemums. It looks, of course, very beautiful. I divided one red chrysanthemum yesterday. It is some kind of brick red. And I decided to plant it together with the yellow one. It looks very elegant, but somehow too bright. Therefore, for the next year I will not make such a composition. Most likely, I will leave only yellow chrysanthemums. It seems to me that this is enough. Here is a very bright red barbarism. And in the autumn, Sedum Kamchatsky gives redness. Red, pink, orange shades. And all summer Sedum blooms with yellow flowers. I will cut Sedum Kamchatsky in the spring in order to renew it. Now I will not cut it. I want to admire its beauty. I really love this lilac autumn astra. I took this astra from my mother. At the end of spring, I took several roots. From one root, such a bush of astra grows. The bushes are not high. Very beautiful lilac, such a blue shade. And this lilac-blue shade looks very beautiful with yellow chrysanthemum. Therefore, I will not add any more red shades of chrysanthemum here. When there is a strong drought and there are no rains, I water barberry, durian, juniper and chrysanthemum. But chrysanthemum is very drought-resistant. Keep this in mind. Very. In the summer, there was a little rain. Look at the bushes. You plant one branch. From this branch grows such a lush large bush. Oatmeal, sedum, thyme, chrysanthemum, do not water. They are drought-resistant. I like what I get. In the future, this chrysanthemum will be decorative throughout the year. For me, it is already inconspicuous. I like what I get. Write, did you like the chrysanthemum? If so, put your finger up. See you soon! Bye, bye!