Love that you're producing a gardening video when everything else has been put to bed. Thank you for keeping the inspiration juices going for as long as possible. Looking forward to seeing this spot next year😊
Thanks for the video, moving plants this late in the season I’m looking forward to the spring video to see how it overwinters. I have dug in the garden, and followed your advice on digging in the same spot in hard ground and it works. 👍❤️😊
Aw, Teddy! He just makes me want to pet him. Anyway, great video. At least there will be a couple more, but I am certain you can find things to video if you think on it. Do you grow anything from seed? Do you order seed for your nursery? What is going on at the nursery? Do you decorate or stock holiday items? What new plants are you hearing will be available in the spring? Etc. Lots of topics. 😊
Is it just me or does it sound like he's always digging in gravel with every shovel strike in his flowerbeds? Schrack, schcrack, schcrack... like he's digging in his gravel pathways. Its fingernails on a chalkboard to me. I shiver and run out to my shed and sharpen my shovel edges. 😿😂 God bless you John Lord I love your channel anyways❤
The man knows is plants what he forgot to mention was after transplanting fushisa cut it back because the roots need make more ready for next year just a thought thanks for your time the dog name is teddy 🐕🐞🐦👍👍👍👍
When adding any potted plants a good idea is to put plastic and rocks over the rim of the new item. They are usually in peat and just watch what happens if you don't. The rains will wash off the topsoil and expose the peat. The wind will blow the plant away. Only way to not have this happen is to put all kinds of blocks around it to secure it. Or maybe wash off some of the peat. Deer also love to just dig new plantings up.
I'll tell you what about fushias. Their roots are massive and take hours to get out entirely. If not they'll keep coming back. Also they need to be cut down to nearly the quick else it will be all ugly dry wood looking. That's fine. Chop it and break up the branches for the fire kindling later. Wouldn't it be easier sometimes to cover the roots up with plastic and start with new cuttings. Bigger time and energy save.
I also like to turn branches into stakes for markers but sometimes then the stakes start growing and I had to find new homes for forsythia and dappled willow bushes. 😵
Did I miss something, your Lordship? I've seen the "how" to move in winter but where's the "why"? Guess it's obvious why, but your title is misleading.
Love that you're producing a gardening video when everything else has been put to bed. Thank you for keeping the inspiration juices going for as long as possible. Looking forward to seeing this spot next year😊
17 November 2020 - rained off and found this, in good time for my garden. Thank you for lovely videos John.
I'll miss regular posts over the winter months but absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Beautiful, contented looking dog :-) Thanking you for identifying each plant...oh and for the tip about hard ground!
Yay! Another Jack Lord video. Love to see him hack about in his garden. Gives me courage to do the same in mine!
Thanks for the video, moving plants this late in the season I’m looking forward to the spring video to see how it overwinters.
I have dug in the garden, and followed your advice on digging in the same spot in hard ground and it works. 👍❤️😊
...just wonderful! xx
Love the pup plant at the end.. Beautiful all year long
Aw, Teddy! He just makes me want to pet him. Anyway, great video. At least there will be a couple more, but I am certain you can find things to video if you think on it. Do you grow anything from seed? Do you order seed for your nursery? What is going on at the nursery? Do you decorate or stock holiday items? What new plants are you hearing will be available in the spring? Etc. Lots of topics. 😊
Is it just me or does it sound like he's always digging in gravel with every shovel strike in his flowerbeds? Schrack, schcrack, schcrack... like he's digging in his gravel pathways. Its fingernails on a chalkboard to me. I shiver and run out to my shed and sharpen my shovel edges. 😿😂 God bless you John Lord I love your channel anyways❤
Thank you for the video, itching to get out in my own garden and do a little sorting but my health does not like Winter, lovely to share yours.
Runaway bride is the most flowering of all Hydrangeas. I'm selling a good few of those. Must get one myself before they go 😆
Why not give us a tour of your garden centre? Look forward to the next videos :)
Great info! Thanks!
Love your videos ❤ Do you ever use rootgrow? Mycorrhiizal fungi.
Looked like a bit of a rough tug on the roots. Hopefully it recovered nicely.
The man knows is plants what he forgot to mention was after transplanting fushisa cut it back because the roots need make more ready for next year just a thought thanks for your time the dog name is teddy 🐕🐞🐦👍👍👍👍
When adding any potted plants a good idea is to put plastic and rocks over the rim of the new item. They are usually in peat and just watch what happens if you don't. The rains will wash off the topsoil and expose the peat. The wind will blow the plant away. Only way to not have this happen is to put all kinds of blocks around it to secure it. Or maybe wash off some of the peat. Deer also love to just dig new plantings up.
Teddy looks like Chewbacca from the movie Star Wars.
I'll tell you what about fushias. Their roots are massive and take hours to get out entirely. If not they'll keep coming back. Also they need to be cut down to nearly the quick else it will be all ugly dry wood looking. That's fine. Chop it and break up the branches for the fire kindling later. Wouldn't it be easier sometimes to cover the roots up with plastic and start with new cuttings. Bigger time and energy save.
I also like to turn branches into stakes for markers but sometimes then the stakes start growing and I had to find new homes for forsythia and dappled willow bushes. 😵
That’s a good garden problem to have.
what breed is that fluffy dog?
I think it’s a Shih tzu.
Everything is going to get it.....your plants must be shaking at the roots!
What’s your little dogs name? Also love your videos! 🌿💛
Teddy 🐕🐞🐦👍👍👍👍
Did I miss something, your Lordship? I've seen the "how" to move in winter but where's the "why"? Guess it's obvious why, but your title is misleading.
Need more teddy
No, we need more gardening advice. There's plenty videos on pets already, thank-you.
@@convinth no more teddy
@@convinth teddy can give advises on gardening ,everybody wins
@@fillfinish7302 ha ha