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I know this video is 3 years old, but I still hope to get an answer for my question. Can I plant small autumn joy sedum in Fall? We are in zone 8A, November. It’s kind of warm around noon, but chilly at night. I have small Autumn Joy Sedum delivered to me in 3” pots. Still don’t know what should I do? Plant? Keep in the basement? 🤔

Love watching u garden

I like the cardboard idea.

Sweet little granddaughter and flower bed!!! ❤❤❤

It’s a shame about the annoying music which made it difficult to listen to, what otherwise would have been, a very interesting project

I couldn’t really hear you. The music was so loud. Was there a dress code for dinner?

Can you do an update on the clearance hydrangeas you planted a few years ago, especially the Limelight!! Thank you!

Yay froggie, RUclips recommendations can't get more random than this

That is a sweet little spot you have there. I love how you mirrored the Heuchera colour to match the tulips. Did you do a follow up video later showing what it looks like? I’m not sure if you ended up finding out the name of the hostas. Here in Australia they’re called Hosta Francee - they have lavender to lilac flowers in Summer.

Gorgeous!❤️

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Merry Christmas lol! So exciting to get new plants! 😊

Thanks a lot , very useful video.

How is the fat Albert doing?

Beautiful! Thanks for the great idea.

how are the hydrangeas doing three years later? thriving??

You could use some plumbers putty strips on the pedestal for leveling purposes because the dirt sinks even with the bricks you have it on. I use a patio stone and some wooden wedges you can place under the concrete for leveling when needed. The plumbers putty is not an adhesive and is pliable even with cold weather so it allows for leveling of gaps and stabilizes the water bowl. ALIEN TAPE DOUBLE SIDED in canadian tire and box hardware stores can be run flat side down around the pedastal base and will work very well. Removable and a little pricey. Again it does not glue it to the bowl...it just makes it more secure and also promotes leveling adjustments. Water bowl does not jiggle if a squirrel jumped on it etc. You can take top off as you would with no problem and it stays on base and I use it over and over from season to season. This is how I do it. I have a vintage large concrete bird bath so lifting and making adjustments are a pain ....the adjustments i have made in the beginning have not required any readjustments.

what to do to prevent the buried portion of the trunk from rotting over time?

What is the best fertilizer for heuchera??

Thank you. So beautiful!

Very nice!

Can we see updates on this after it has been planted for a while now?

Can we see updates on these after they have been moved for a while now?

I'm really struggling where to start with gardening and this video was a great help! Thank you.

:) thanks, can you post which company you bought it from.. for the rest of us looking.

Rats! I’ve been saving dryer lint all winter!😔

There’s a winter heath that blooms in Jan-April. That’s the one I want.

We’re they Rounded Up ?

I planned to get one of these thorn-less rose vine in coming spring replacing existing one with wild thorn in our garden-arbor. I enjoyed your video thoroughly,

Loved it !!

Thank you for your sharing....It's so helpful! I've a question. My plan is to use branches pruned from the Cedar and Fir Trees. Is it necessary to take all the bark off? My structure will be to support a tarp throughout Winter.

Good👍

such funny...and helpful kids .

Good👍👍 🙏🙏

Best wishes for your trees! Thank you for sharing this informative video

Thank you for showing the process multiple times!! Every other video I have to pause a few times to make sure I'm getting it right.

Do you fertilize these every year after planting? I put 3 of these in my front, right along the front of our porch but they’re struggling. 2 are yellowing and not producing much. Not sure if I should fertilize or water more?? Thanks! Oh and they get full sun until late afternoon/ evening.

I love all the color varieties of Heuchera, but I don't care for hostas because they always seem to get damaged by slugs.

It doesn't work I thought it did but 2 copper heads were in my yard after spreading it and they ran into the bushes were it just was spreaded!

They are beautiful plants!!!

Calm down there buddy, it's a push fit not a twist fit. I put the hose and some ice water for a minute and it popped right in 👌

Thank you for sharing this! Great video! Are there any sprays we should avoid? I was thinking of spraying my bird houses to help protect them from weather. I don't know what sprays will be harmful to birds.

Thanks for the video. Glad to see you teasing the roots out, so many people don't that. I bought 9 of these at 60 dollars each and planted them along a chain link fence line 4 feet apart. Used Espoma Bio-Tone Starter Plus mixed with dirt on the bottom of the hole and added it to the back fill dirt also. I may plant low growing perennials between them in the near future.

1:17 is where it starts

That is beautiful Clematis, purple I have the pink, new Subscriber here. Super cute helper as well.

Hello, may I have the link of the curly Q pigtail, I am looking for it to tie my arbor but I can’t find exact its name. Thanks

I love how you are showing your grand babies how to plant and also making great memories.❤ Great video. #new subscriber.

how much was fat albert?

I just bought a PW Wildberry Heuchera today and planted it under my catalpa tree, but it’s just now waking up so there is quite a bit of sun there right now. The catalpa tree is the only thing I have left in my flower garden from the previous owner and I can’t say that I love it.

thank you so much for taking the time to show us this