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Don't you need to be mindful of cutting just above two buds??

Such a beautiful garden, beautiful job designing and maintaining your property. So inspiring. Love to see you prune the globe spruce. We planted a tiny one this spring so seeing how it’s pruned will be interesting. So far, no deer browsing on it yet but winter is coming. We will cover it to protect it. After seeing your video in coppicing the cardinal dogwood, I coppiced an huge, ugly overgrown lilac that is far too big for the small garden it was planted in years ago. It was Planted long before we moved here and the deers have browsed it in a very strange and unpleasant shape. It’s starting to come back slowly. Hoping it eventually grows into a shape that is as beautiful as your cardinal dogwood. Deers are the biggest threat to any plant here in southwestern Nova Scotia. They eat anything and everything except ornamental grasses. The deers love mint and even eat chives. Looking forward to your next video.

Hi Kevin, how long has that Bonny Blue been in the ground and how big was it when you first planted it? Thanks for sharing. Glad to see your channel growing.

Beautiful! I'd love to see a video when you shear the globe spruce back. My husband has a couple flow hives and has not had much luck with them. Four years and still no honey! We also lose our bees every winter and have to replace them.

Have you checked out Andropogon gerardii 'Karl's Cousin', talk about a statement grass! For many years I've grown the diminutive miscanthus 'Little Miss', foliage intensely colors up early even in my zone 3 and has wintered without troubles, I though have set the crown a bit deeper. Now trialing miscanthus 'Fire Dragon', foliage gracefully weeps, but yet shall see how it colors up this far north.

FINALLY someone who explained what to do instead of a spead up time lapse of before and after video. Excellent!🌲

all of these are reclassified as "Hylotelephium" now, no?

I put weed fabric on everything I do now, in the past I didn’t and I see a big difference in the amount of weeds for quite a few years but it is a lot of work. I love the hose as a guideline idea, I never thought of that and I didn’t want to use spray paint so I will be using that on my next project.

Unfortunately the deer like the uptight varieties in my garden.

I’m planting Holmstrup Arborvitae but can’t really find any info on how they differ from Emerald Green online. Anyone have thoughts on it? Also, I didn’t know you could prune the leaders on them! Will that cause it to get wider? Kevin, you are very concise and a great teacher. No mumbo jumbo on your channel!

I could watch you talk for hours

What’s going to keep the stumps from growing new growth?

I clicked for the sedums but was amazed by the trees.

I like the Parkland Pillar Birch. Have any suggestions where to order one online. Can't find any locally. Thanks for the videos!

All of your hosta are so beautiful but your Sum and Substance is my favorite too😊

So beautiful, thank you for this video and garden tour. Very inspiring.

You have an amazing property! Do you maintain this all yourself?

What a beautiful pot

Wonderful photo essay of flowers- so beautiful!

Beautiful garden! I'm curious if deer are a problem with the techny.

Please stop promoting asian plants

Do you have strategy for plants to cut down damage from hail? I love hosta but I'm tired for what they look like after a hail storm each summer.

Your garden design is similar to what I am doing. My husband said eventually he wont have any grass to mow. Really enjoying your videos. Info is great.

Beautiful garden, thank you for sharing this.

Do you have a hard time mowing next to the rocks? I assume this design requires a lot of string trimmer use.

Did your source the stones yourself? Or purchase?

I love your use of stones and gravel in the landscape. Do you lay the gravel on bare dirt or do you use a weed barrier fabric underneath?

I disagree that Stonecrop or other sedums like “dry.” They can do ok to well in dry. But they do appreciate moisture. The shorter ground cover(ish) sedums will go gangbusters with lots of water.

The Swiss Stone Pines are beautiful! I always come back to this video and rewatch

Do any of these self-seed?

I love your tutorials! I do have a question- do you fertilize your junipers and when ? Thanks!

Put in a bunch of arborvitae plants this summer (yellow ribbon and golden globe) but am in Newfoundland Canada and we get hammered by snow. I was planning to cover in burlap to protect them all from snow and also drying winter winds. Do you not bother with this in N.D.?

Love the concept but it just looks like a pile of rocks, def needs some grass plants

Loved seeing these sprawling Sedums! What a great variety she has in her collection! Each year I try to find a, (new to me), Sedum either in the Spring or the Fall. Love it when I find a different variety at a local nursery! Many thanks for this fun video! 👌🪴🥰

Love me some Sedums! So pretty and so reliable. I have divided mine many times over. They are like the gift that keeps on giving. 🥰. Loved seeing the variety of sedums in your gardens. They all look so healthy and happy! Many thanks for sharing your beautiful collection of sedums with us and for the great information. 👌🪴🥰

Your landscape is very beautiful

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Your garden is so beautiful!

I love sedums but a lot of mine have powdery mildew this year. Hopefully it was a weird year from weather

Enjoyed seeing the different sedums in the different landscapes, Thanks

I would love to see a full tour of your property! It's so beautiful!

So nice to have a zone 4 post!

I love how you can just break off a pice of a Sedum and plop it into the earth and boom ya got another one growing! 🌱love these easy growing plants! ❤

I’m just discovering the reliability of sedums in a low maintenance border. Thanks for showing a variety of choices.

Thank you for the great video. Your gardens are beautiful!

The sedum makes for a beautiful contrast with the blue globosa. Love your vids!

Hi quick question on the video. It looked like you were treating the Sunkist and Yellow Ribbon as the same variety. Is that the case?

Always love seeing your gardens. I have a few different sedum in my yard but after seeing your incredible collection it has encouraged me to expand on what I have, thanks for sharing these.

Where do you buy these?

I really enjoy your videos. Always interesting and informative. Your property is gorgeous, like a park. Just gorgeous, love having video tours. I love sedums, all of them. We planted several sedums this spring believing, well hoping, deers wouldn’t eat them…we were wrong. 😢