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Thank you for this! I just did this today!

That’s a great saying! I live way up in Ottawa, Canada but it’s still very true!

Thank you, your pruning presentation is the simplest to follow. Now I can tackle my.monter too.

I just ordered some “rare” seeds! good luck on your grow!

Hi, i appreciate your content. Thank you🎉 Jesus Loves you ❤

I really appreciate your video’s I’m learning so much. Thank you 🌷

It's a hybrid it's going to have some genetic issues 😂❤

Good idea❤❤❤ I am also gardener.

It looks beautiful! How is it doing this year? I recently planted one last year and she seems to have survived the winter here(zone 5!)

Great job 🌱

I so enjoyed your video....pruning the monster 😂 I have one at our new home and will not be afraid now of pruning it🙋‍♀️

I should have watched your video before I did this video of forsythia 😂 because your pronunciation is very clear 👍 I still have to prune mine 🌼🌼🌼 You have a new subscriber. Greetings Heidi 👩‍🌾 from Berlin 🌻

So much patience!

Awesome ! a big like👌👌👌

I love it. Thanks for sharing ❤

Chúc chị ngày mới vui vẻ hạnh phúc cảm ơn chị đã chia sẻ video rất tuyệt vời ❤❤❤

Great garden, thank you for the tour. What zone are you in?

Love your beautiful Beautiful raised flower beds

Love that sundial and how it was made. Thank you so much for sharing you have a beautiful garden.

It’s so many beautiful flowers in your garden. Thank you so much for sharing. I loved it. Hugs and kisses from grandma, Sandy, and Debbie. You’ve done a wonderful job on your video and your garden.

Hi my sweet friend thanks so much for another great garden tour always love a good garden tour

Not surprised that the elephant ear liked the heat -- we had them in San Antonio. And I'm jealous, because our clematis did really well this year, leaf-wise, but we got very few blooms.

Wow ❤

Hi come to my world

I have some Forsythia out front growing straight upward (8' tall), and while they're good for privacy, they look very strange. Gonna use some of these tips mixed with general pruning advice to get them growing outward. I like the way you explained everything, awesome attitude!

Curious about what happened to the ones in the pot because you pruned them without any leaves left so how could they grow without leaves for photosynthesis?

Is there a particular point/depth that you want to have the potting soil up to? Are the trees grafted, such that you want to cover the graft, or avoid doing so?

Thanks, I did not know what to do with mine 💐 🌹 🌸 petunias.

I cutt back my petunias this morning. They looked absolutely horrible.....they look like they have the mange now but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they'll grow back bigger than before. Love your garden❤

Thank you for this-it helped me understand it's a process! I am located in the Northeast and wondering how often I should be watering. Temperature is in the mid 70's. I may have overwatered a bit-but I am holding back, and hopefully it will be okay! I also noticed little white bugs on some of the leaves-I pruned those anyway, but any other suggestions? Thanks!

Beautiful!

So glad I found this video mine are looking like yours were so now I have the courage to go and trim mine like you did!

wow good lookin wonderful sharing

Your hair looks great too😊

When did seed companies start using what look like "Eppendorf tubes" ? They are certainly handy for tiny things.

I don't usually start from seeds -- my garden is mostly vegies. Last Saturday was the first outdoor Farmers' Market, and a beautiful day, but I was definitely not ready to buy plants. Mother's Day weekend is my "safe to transplant" date; I've only been burned once in all these years.

Ok. Not bad. I was just watching the last Y Garden video and she showed her hedge. The pruned part was just a pile of sticks.

👍🏻 Ok. It looks good! But how about last year?

Linda!

Hey, I need new plant ideas for my containers, as a nearby tree is now making my patio much shadier. Have any fave shade lovers with nice color for the containers?

Just found your channel. Nice seed haul. Subscribed

Atta Girl :-) Good idea but I can't help and wonder that those grow lights are spaced too far to reach all plants. How did they do? Are you going to do the same way again (if you're doing it). I did similar set up but found out that my seedlings were getting leggy at the edges because the lights didn't reach "that far". So, I am looking to place 2 lights side by side without spacing. Thank you for sharing and your time :-)

Hi Amber -- haven't seen one of your vids in a while. I'm also getting sick of Winter; just came in from today's shoveling. I don't start from seeds these days, so I've got to wait until around Mother's Day to look for seedlings. <edit> I agree on the mint warning -- in my first Madison garden back in grad school days (late 1970s) I purposely planted some spare mint next to the trash cans; about 5 summers ago I wandered by that address and the mint was still there.

Beautiful peony, but I don't think it's a Jan Van.

6:01-6:06: Ha, ha! I have two Peperomia plants and a GE Grow light😃

Thank you, Amber.

Good results✌ 🙏🙏

Son hermosas❤️

I was there!!