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What happened to the original stems with roots? Did you throw them away? They don't produce leaves themselves and grow taller?

USE BT! The strangest thing happened to my immense overgrown jasmines this year. I kept hearing a dripping sound, saw pellets coming down. Thought termites? But they don’t eat greenery! The leaves were all perfect. No damage. But then I noticed the flowers were disappearing RAPIDLY. The bushes were WHITE with flowers. I finally saw one caterpillar. I thought, well at least they aren’t on the other one! Within days the flowers were gone there too! 😮 I got some BT sprayed at dusk. No activity the next day! I should spray again... for insurance. I was AMAZED!

I've just bought 2 plants ,I live in Scotland!

so good love it

After I moved from out of an arid state to a more luscious vegetation place…with a good sized yard, I now regret recyling all my moving boxes….and had alot of them.🤬

Start from the inside out. That's how japanese prune maple

Love it!❤ just too much of your hand in the way. Can't see it clear.

I have a small thunbergia plant with orange blooms

It this a dwarf version ?.

Where did you buy

please come do my property😊

WATER ON THE LEAVES???!!!!

That backyard says, "putting green!" Very lovely!

Is that just normal indoor houseplant soil? If so, that plant will rot quicker than you can blink. I checked the roots of mine like a week after I had gotten it (I didn’t even water it in that week cuz the soil was still not fully dried out) and it was already starting to rot

Well done! Great to lay sand under the gravel too! Inspiring!

Is there any tool pr machine I can rent from home depot etc to remove grass quicker? Or with less labour's?

Blonde Ambition Grama Grass is the coolest ornamental grass! So glad you added that!

I'm stunned you planted daylilies but tbh they compliment the other plants around them well! I think you will really like the b-hyve timer. I upgraded to one last year when my old timer died, and it saved me during the drought. Only small gripe is that mine connects to phone via Bluetooth and not Wi-Fi to my router, so I can't control it when I'm not home.

Work can get done faster if there's 2 person works together... ❤❤. My garden bed I do it 96% my husband only helps if I ask. But I love doing it.. new subscriber's here.. can't wait to see what's coming to your garden.. awesome job 👏 ❤.

So, cool, I was just wondering what area you were from. I was born in Kingston, RI. No memories though, just a babe when my father was stationed there in the Marines/Navy. Pretty much grew up in Texas though, I love your gardening videos, but many of your plants won't make it here in our zone. Your soil looks so soft too.

Does grass or weeds ever grow back?

Thanks for the pictures, names and zones. Elijah Blue Fescue was my favorite in size and color. Maybe a split screen with the pictures of the plants larger? I will look up Elijah blue fescue to find out maintenance as that looks like a keeper. Cheers and best wishes.

Love butterfly bushes...never knew there were miniature varieties, nice. Love the color options.

Josh do you do work or help people out at their houses. I live in Woonsocket and could use help. I have a small garden and looking for perennials and my side yard needs help.

Gorgeous!

How do you use them? I have two but I don't want to fill them up with a ton of dirt for plants that don't need so much.

Cool! It's the pots with drainage holes that are a challenge.

Looks nice good work yet trying to do the same on my land and got 3300 sq feet to do. Equally important concrete sand as base no fabric after you cut the grass and soil dirt it. I see thanks for showing me need to gravel my land .....

I wish my back could do all this!! Wonderful!!

Do more

They eat mines around 4 am smh

The island bed with purple smoke bush, lambs ear, and dwarf blue spruce looks great! I also like the ruby falls weeping redbud!

I want to see that corner now.

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

I’ve never seen that pine before. It’s adorable

Can’t stand the name aureola for a plant. Who does that? Who approved that? 😂😂😂

Nice cheap and practical drainage solution that also looks great! The grass fits in nicely under the window and Hopefully will fill in. The hakonechloa I planted last year unfortunately is not doing very well this year.

I love this, it's stems and needles look like a work of art. Your drainage mod is so clean and nice.

Everything looks so beautiful 💖💖💖

Joshua! I just noticed you don't have any Crepe Myrtles. They are huge and colorful. Quite a few do well in Zone 6. You can let it spread into a bush, but they're so much better as a big-bold tree shape.

You could do two gardenias on either size of that staircase down into your garden. That way, you get a burst of perfume when you're heading down into the yard. Or maybe something like Jasmine. Something super fragrant in that hottub/deck area - whatever the most sweet smelling thing in your zone.

Maybe some lavender in that bed with the two blue pines you put in. Or maybe false indigo. Something with spikey flowers or shootups. Allium or irises would work, too.

Those monarda went to Harvard, never seen them grow so tall. And whoa, those hydrangeas are amazing! You could add some hostas in a star pattern around the base of the tree (or towards the front of the bed.) You could also do some loriope ornatmental grass and sedum in the spaces between the hygrangeas.

That's so cool! Can it cut several zones? (Like the front yard, and a strip in front of the sidewalk?) And has it gotten stuck in any bumpy ground, or particularly thick grass pile?

Overall, more azaleas, more alliums, more salvia (color spires has so many colors that pop), more hostas, and maybe an Anna's Magic Ball or two.

At 7:40, rip out those two bushes and put in two encore azaleas. Maybe a white, and pink. Or maybe red and white. They love being near houses and will give you great greenery all year, and plenty of color spring into fall. Deer and rabbits dont mess with them.

I think you should take a trip to New Hampshire Hosta farm. They are one of the best stores in the world, online, for hostas of various sizes and colors. You have room in your yard to get some of their GIANT and Large hostas and really let them take off. They even have some that are deer and rabbit resistant. Look at the online store... but you're so close in RI it would be a shame not to visit the farm. They have like 2-300 cultivars.

The best youtube gardener is BACK! Yay!

I've used the 'no dig' method since 1981. I put cardboard over grass and weeds. No need to dig up anything. It's important to keep the rich top 2 to 3 cms of soil. The more nitrogen the better. You did a great job. Congratulations.

OMG Joshua, I miss your face lol. I haven’t seen any of your videos lately! Glad too see you again 💖 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦