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Helps if you have a winter season…good luck in Hawaii 🤙🏽

Pruning ur garden it’s like cutting the dead ends of ur hair same thing it grows back …❤

Nah you're over doing it

'You're pruning too much', translation: I know nothing about gardening

By a third is often acceptable. A different third the next time. Be picky and learn how by doing your research first. A vase shape or espaliered to a fence lets in light air and water evenly from rain

I trimmed the top of my lemon tree and it stunted it and now it won't grow right for 3 years and drops all its lemons. I think you have to be careful not to cut the vertical branches and only the horizontal ones

Save all of your branches for smoking meat😊

3 years? Lol

Cut it down to harvestable, nice

I always had a problem with not pruning enough honestly

You can’t just go cut cut cut, you need to learn about the type of tree you want to prune, and what fruit grows on new growth and what fruit grows on two year old growth.

TELL me you've never had a good fruit tree

Dont be afraid to cut fruit trees they branches will regrow if you make mistake.

If the harvest is out of reach, then what's the point of having a fruit tree? Been going round and round for years with this one and my parents. Looks like that dwarf rootstock got too ambitious. Pruning the topheavy canopy takes a lot of stress off the roots!

They actually give you tasty fruits

Finally someone who doesnt insist you buy seed garlic from a supplier using their affiliate link claiming its safer because it wont have disease and then the supplier doesnt honor any of the guarantees or warrantees against disease anyway. If you're zone 5 or colder, do hardneck garlic, but if warmer you can get away with softneck garlic which likes milder winters.

Yeah you can really go at fruit trees, but over pruning can absolutely ruin a tree for years. My father overprinted our mulberry trees and yeah they grew back but it took 5 years before they got back to the size they had been and we had subpar harvest for 3 years. He also way overpruned our dragon fruit plants and 6 years later they still haven't recovered. We went from getting nearly two hundred in a year to a 2 dozen if we are lucky Even 6 years later. DO NOT OVERPRUNE. And unless you know what you are doing don't prune at all. Do research first please. There is nothing worse than ruining your own hard work by being overzealous.

Their is such a thing as cutting too much though. Each tree is different but as a rule of thumb you don't wanna cut off more than 50% of the tree in one go or it could stress it out.

Cut it. It's a plant it will grow again and you will get more fruit

How beautiful! Do you have a video or template? My cats and dogs will also approve them for sure... How do you store your seeds? When do you sow them? Will the seeds of a pumpking bought in a grocery store be viable?

What is laying on the ground instead of grass? I want to start a garden but feel overwhelmed, I bought bulbs but my husband wants to mow the grass in the area where I am planting, I need a solution so that he does not need to get an inch close to "my bulb spot/garden". I desperately need help... Divorce is not an option 😅😂

My question is, is it safe for dogs and cats?

It’s finally daffodil planting season! Daffodils are some of the easiest, most dependable bulbs you can grow. They’re naturally resistant to deer and critters, and they come back stronger every year, multiplying effortlessly. Plant them once, and they’ll reward you season after season-perfect for filling your garden and sharing with neighbors! Below is a list of the daffodils featured in this video: 🌱Trumpet British Gamble Daffodil 🌱 Pink Charm Daffodil 🌱 Thalia daffodils 🌱 Ice follies and Ice king daffodil 🌱 double Tahiti daffodil 🌱double white lion daffodil #flowerbulbsdotcom #fallbulbs #fallbulbplanting #zone8a #gardening #southerngarden #atlanta #georgiagardener

I have grown them too.

I planted daffodils in pots and the squirrels ransacked them and planted through my lawn and two of my neighbors lawns. Now we have lawns with spring blooms🤦‍♀️

Pruning fruit trees used to really intimidate me, I was so worried that I’d accidentally chop off some vital branch that would ruin the tree forever… but then I learned that fruit trees seem to grow like 6 ft+ per year 🙃…so… go ahead and prune away, worry free!! #gardeningtips #growingfruit #fruittreecare #fruittreepruning #growyourownfruit #gardening #gardenlife #zone8a #southerngarden #georgiagarden #atlanta

Using plastic buckets to save earth😢 huh.. anything goes nowadays

great info! i too am addicted. starting seeds for a lot of varieties in November. and have a couple tiny red maples, but also just ordered some cuttings pinkish one and will attempt cloning/root this weekend.

www.superseeds.com/products/saffron-crocus use code “chickens15” for 15% off

Great video, I did this with entire tomato plants that people were getting rid of. Your video is excellent to share so that I can show my friends and family what I'm doing. It's hard for people to grasp this concept by explaining it with words alone

Saffron Crocus will technically grow in zones 6-9; but the closer you are to saffron’s “ideal conditions” the more likely you are to have saffron perennialize. Ideal conditions for saffron include: 🌱 well drained soil 🌱 6-8 hours of full sun 🌱 cold winters and hot summer are best for perennializing My saffron came from @pinetree_garden_seeds and as of the time of posting this - it’s still in stock! You can use my code “chickens15” for 15% off your order. #fallbulbs #zone8a #gardening #southerngarden #gardenlife #gardening #fallgarden #gardentips #georgiagardener #atlanta

Somehow that container stash always comes in handy 👌 … it’s why I can’t bring myself to throw them away… sorry husband 🙈 😂 #spookyseason #reuse #pumpkincarvingtips #gardening #gardenlife #gardentips #zone8a #provenwinners

Actually it depends on the type of tree how much pollution it captures 😅

It’s not gonna absorb pollution if they’re stuck in a pot…

I tell myself that too😂😂

I like how you think 🤔 lol.

So you are saving the planet by taking the plant from one place to another?

You can just call me Captain Planet 😂 #gardenhack #gardening #zone8a #southerngarden #atlanta #georgiagardener #gardentips #lifehack

Thank for share

Could have just skipped the whole first bit of the video saying what you could have done. What you did is worse than what those influencers do, waste of time

But its so pretty..let it spread wherever it wants !!

I never like bashing plants, because how a plant behaves is very dependent on where it grows… but…. I’ve never planted a fall blooming anemone that didn’t spread… and for whatever reason, it always seems to spread in the opposite direction that I planned for. So I’ll just say this… only plant anemone if you like getting out there to maintain your garden. You’ve been warned 😜 #flowergardening #perennials #gardening #landscapetips #droughtresistant #deerresistant #fallblooms #easyplants #beginnergardener #southerngarden #zone8a #atlanta #georgiagardener

I have had 100% success rate with Costco bulbs 🙌

I saved 5 displaced hydrangeas and they are COVERED in this!! I don’t know if I should even keep them or start over with the babies that are forming on some parts. They make my entire garden look awful, and I can’t pick up all the leaves. There are way too many, but I feel sorry for them! My original hydrangeas don’t have this except for a baby. I feel like pulling them out.

Hubby did an awesome job!!!

So... Answer to the question?

No l in wheelbarrow

Hello, thank you for making this informative video. It was very helpful. Do you still have seeds to share?

Where are your boots?! 🤣

Fall is the time to make all the garden changes for future you. If you want to get deep and evaluate your life and the life changes you need to make this season - you can do that too; but that’s not as weather dependent as transplanting and planting. 🤪 Fall is an amazing time to garden- the soil is perfect for root development; and the weather is mild - so much less watering required this time of year. I’m swapping out my panicle hydrangeas that are consistently lopsided thanks to the deer - and instead switching them out for @southernlivingplantcollection purple pixie loropetalum . The deer don’t touch loropetalum, so no stinky spraying required - they’re evergreen, compact, and bloom bright pink bloom in the spring. What’s not to love? If you want more information - it’s all in my recent YT video: top tips for fall transplanting + purple pixie loropetalum planting + tips. #gardenlife #gardening #easygardentips #zone8a #gardening #southerngarden #atlanta #southernlivingplantcollection