How To Trim Perennials In The Fall | Gardening with Creekside
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- We experienced our first hard freeze of the season here in NC, and today I am showing you how to trim your perennials in the fall. Join Brynna and me as we clean up part of the privacy berm filled with perennials to ensure they have a happy productive winter.
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This video was very helpful and spot on to what I've been wondering about doing for my plants this Fall. But my jaw dropped open when the dog knew to come to you and sit when she heard a car! Smart girl!
Wish every dog owner trained their dogs as well as you have trained Brenna. Love dogs. I firmly believe a well trained dog is a much happier dog.
Thanks for tool care tips… and can I just say I am so impressed with Brenna’s self discipline… wow what a great girl.
This is my first year planting sedums and I seem to be having the same problems as you. The upright ones are struggling. I have 3 low growing ones, that I actually used Biotone when I planted them (at that time I didn't know that they didn't like it) and they are doing great. Have 3 PW Bright ideas that I got from Lowe's and I'm pretty sure they are dead. I'll replace them later this fall or next spring with something else. Thanks for letting us know to leave some things along. I've been an annuals girl for all my life and now that I'm in my early 60s, this year, I decided to plant a lot more perennials. Therefore, this video was very helpful and when to cut things back and when to leave things along.
Oh the Oak trees! We have a banner year for acorns this year. Zone 7b in South jersey. 😱 absolutely thousands!
I feel you on that sedum! My achilles heel is--are you ready for this?--salvia. Yep, "beginner gardener" salvia manages to go wooden at the crown and die back on me, no matter where I put it (beds with irrigation! Beds with no irrigation! Pots! Raised beds!). So, the PW Indiglo Girl and Violet Riot types have all gone belly up, but somehow I can do the tall salvia type like Mystic Spires. We all have our plants we manage to kill!
Enjoyed this and learned a lot. 🍁🐿Happy Fall!
Same to you!
Jenny, this was such a great video, thank you for showing and explaining everything you are trimming and not trimming.❤
It's that time of year already! Thanks of all of the helpful tips, Jenny! 🙂
It’s crazy that you still have to water! My garden, as you can see in my videos, are a moist green garden. Such a different garden than mine. So neat to see the differences.
Typically we are not having to irrigate at this point in the year, but we are on the border of a severe/moderate drought so we can't stop watering yet. We really could use a week of rain!
Nice helpful video. I would like to also know which flowers I could collect seed from for next year.
Good video 👍👍👍
Thank you 👍
Very helpful!
So glad!
Brynna being the usual sweetie❤. Thank you for the tips! 😊
Thx Jenny.
Good to know about the Russian Sage. I have one in a pot and have always cut it back now. I’ll leave it be this year! I’m in PA zone 6b
Fall is such a wonderful time just like spring.
Thank you for all the helpful information, I was surprised about the Russian Sage. I cut mine back every fall! It comes back and thrives year after year! I know all areas are different and it could be where it is located. 5B here Northern Michigan.
All good info, Jenny. My tall sedums are finished too. The new growth for next year is already in there. I’m zone 6.
Good morning everyone 🌞 I planted some red begonias last year on the back side of my house and to my surprise they all came back this spring 😊 I was pleasantly surprised. I'm about an hour away from you in Rowan county.Jenny have you heard of this before? I'm leaving them in again this year to see what happens next spring. 😊 Have a wonderful weekend ☺️
I planted PW helichyrsym spelling? (annual) and it has come back In my garden for 2 years zone 6b Cleveland OH!!
I do not own Felco pruners. I want to, but I need to hold them to determine the right ones for my hands. A local garden center chain has them locked up.
I tried cutting back my baptisia that's next to the public sidewalk, very well traversed by locals walking their dogs to the nearby park. My cheap pruners were too dull to cut them cleanly, I've had someone at the hardware store sharpen for me. Had to bring out the expensive Barnel hedge shears and they worked great, but I must not make a habit out of abusing them.
I have some marginal plants (I'm in zone 4 b) I'm hoping to overwinter. I'll try covering their rootball with more composted manure and poke some hydrangea blooms around the base (a tip I heard about on another channel). Rainbow spurge did so well this summer. I've had success with Rozanne geranium in the past and a couple are new this year so will help them out with extra covering.
As much as I hate saying goodbye to my gardens at this time of year, it's almost therapeutic cutting back plants, creating a clean slate for next year's growth.
Good morning all! We’re to get to 60* in Ohio. They say a little rain too.
I live in zone 6B where the soil will freeze a few inches deep. Do you have a general guideline for when perennials need to be in the ground before that happens? I've heard 6 to 8 weeks. Thank you!
Your dog is beautiful. Wish we seenmoreof her. Wow just BEAUTIFUL!
Sedum also struggles in the sandhills, zone 8a. They are on the no more list for me.🙃
Needed this video, thank you so much truly appreciate.
Thanks Jenny for the great videos! I watch every day!
Just received my merchandise order via UPS about 2 minutes ago. Thanks! Theresa
Great video; thanks😁
Thanks Jenny and Brenna. 🦃🍁🍂💚🙃
That luminary phlox is on my list to try next year. Love the thumbnail picture with Brynna, looks like she is wanting you to stop and give her some attention : ) and then we see she is coming to you because of hearing a car. Smart good girl!
Really helpful guidance! Pruning can be daunting.
Glad it was helpful!
No tips- my Black in Back Sedum died too. I was so excited. I managed to snip a couple cuttings and stuck them in the ground before the plant succumbed. Hopefully those cuttings survive through winter.
I know you don’t have it on a lot of irrigation but I wonder if even a little moisture with the clay soil may hold on to much of that moisture. I was cleaning out beds this morning and I’d forgot about some planted where they get NO water and it’s been dry here in So. Missouri zone 6B / 7 A with clay soil. They were blooming their little heads off. Just a thought. Love you program
This is just what I’m planning on doing tomorrow along with planting bulbs and more garlic
Jenny, thanks for sharing how to take care of our Felcos. Yes, you show us how super easy it is, so I'm going to have to get after mine for sure!
Sedum - may be it could be bcs it is right under that big tree , may not be getting full full sun
Thanks for the info on cutting back Phlox. Why can I never remember?
Just wondering, should I do the same with my Daisy Mae daisies now?
You sure can! For me they will keep a small green mound of foliage so I don’t shear them down completely.
Afyer watching your video on a Saturday morning. I went out in the garden and cleaned up the garden for winter. Feel good. Great inspiration. Thank you.
That's wonderful!
21:59 I have the same problem with sedums here in Oklahoma zone 7! We have clay too, and the only area I have happy sedums are next to a huge mature Rose of Sharon. She’s taller than the house and I can imagine her roots stretch far and wide. Nothing else survives planted near her, and she doesn’t survive anything being planted near her! So I’ve always assumed she sucks up all the extra water the sedum don’t want. They live harmoniously with very rare supplemental water, even in our hot dry summers. I just have to give up trying to plant anything else over there lol!
Same thing happened here in middle TN no frost, and then all of a sudden, three or four nights of freezing
I never have luck with sedums , they look great in their nursery containers but once I plant them in the ground they just decline . I think my clay soil doesn’t make them happy no matter how little water they get .
I would plant your sedum at the top of the burm so they can drain easier. The clay will hold water, but because of the incline, it's probably holding more water in flatter areas.
Definitely was gonna cut my Russian sage back today! Thanks for the great tips! 😊
Hi Jenny thank you so much for this video - this is great as I was not sure how or when to prune my plants. Can you please do a video on how you put your coffee cups to bed? I'm in Z7A =can I leave them in ground over winter? help? Thanks' in advance.
I'm in the north in Vermont Even tho I'm not in your ares but our Sedum if you have Autumn Joy like it in the shade mine grow very vigorously but not so well if they get too much sun and we don't get the hot sun you all do and do much better in the shade like hosta do even in the north. maybe try it in a shade garden type ???? hope this helps
Great video:) tfs:)
Good Morning
Nice tips , very informative and helpful .
Thanks you
Watching from Delaware.
I can’t grow Sedums because we have too much rain! We had a summer where it was feast or famine with rain.In June we had 19” in 3 days, uprooted 2 trees in my son’s yard and 1 in mine. None of the plants that like dry soil will grow here! But I personally love the rain ❤
So YOU got all my rain! 🤨
In Minneapolis, we've had drought for several years. We finally got a season's worth of rain in less than a week. Mother Nature is not nice.
Mature trees all over town have died. It's very sad to see their skeletal remains.
I have killed all manor of lavender here in Georgia! Help! 😢
I feel your pain! I have only been successful with Phenomenal lavender. It lives up to its name!
Love your sweater!
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Thanks Jenny! 🍂🌾🍁
Great video Jenny!
Very helpful video. I look forward to these. I have autumn joy sedum and i actually plant them with just a little bit of bio tone and just a little bit more water. Just a little. I think once you find that balance in the spot you plant them they'll be fine. Love a little Brynna in the video! Thank you also for demonstrating and explaining all the felco supplies. Love my felcos and I want to take care of them. Thanks
Very helpful, I needed this video. thanks
Thanks for the info 👍
What happened with the dahlias this year? I don’t recall seeing an update on those.
They were stunning! In the busyness of the season we didn't do a specific video on them when they were in full bloom, but here was the last full video we did in the dahlia garden. czcams.com/video/ST81luTA4Fw/video.html
@@GardeningwithCreekside oh no, I would have loved to have seen them but totally understand being so busy. Thanks!
I struggle with sedums too.
Nice 👍
I have quart size Quick Fire Fabs I planted back in May. I was wondering if I should let the blooms stay or not. Thanks for the advice!!
Goiod Girl BB! I love your relationship with Brie. 😊💖🐕🙌👋
My landscaper just put down mulch. In some areas, they buried the cut off plants by two inches of mulch. Should I move the mulch away from my perennials?
What zone are you? As a general rule, a little coverage of mulch is ok but I’d be concerned with 2”. You can just move some away from the crown if the plants.
@@GardeningwithCreekside Wisconsin Zone 5b. I usually do the mulching but I was trying to save effort this fall as we are selling our home next spring. I really don't need dead plants as the house goes on the market. Most of my garden is either shrubs or perennials.
@@kaystinebrink1220 I would feel comfortable with an inch or less than mulch I too if the perennials (especially if they are nice and hardy for your area)
@@GardeningwithCreekside Thanks. That was my thought. Guess I better start pulling back the mulch.
How about disinfecting the felcos?
Try watering your sedum more often. If the roots are still alive, chances are that it is too dry for them. Your tree might be taking too much water from them.
Hi 👋 Jenny
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When you get to weeds, remember they’re just ugly flowers 😊
Is there any plans to shear the boxwoods into a hedge? (Later)
Thank you for this info. Does anyone know what you do with baptisia and millennium onion?
I cut back baptisia in the fall when all the foliage has dried up, kinda treat like a peony. They will send up fresh foliage in the spring.
My boxwoods got infected with spider mites. They are done. Should I leave them in the ground until spring or rip them out. I am so upset. Had surgery this summer and was not out or I would have been able to catch it.
If you're going to remove them then I would do it now. Otherwise you will just be overwintering the spider mites & their eggs this winter, and they will return next spring.
@@GardeningwithCreekside Thank you so much. I agree my husband said let them go till spring, I don’t think he wanted to be bothered to tell you the truth. We are in Pennsylvania around Pittsburgh. My local people said they will freeze. I say infected, they got to go. Thanks again! Happy Holidays!
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I had a laugh when I saw the thumbnail for this video because you were talking about trimming perennials, and Brennan was sitting there. It looked like you were getting ready to trim Brenna’s nails.
Thanks for this great, instructive video, including the importance of maintaining our tools. I loved seeing Brenna come to you when she saw and heard the car. She’s a well-trained, happy girl. Kudos to you for being a responsible dog owner. Sedums flourish here on Cape Cod, zone 7a, but our phlox can’t escape powdery mildew. I’m taking your advice to just get out there, even as the temperature begins to drop. 🪴 ❤