Spring Prep In A Landscape Bed | Plant Variety Tour

After a long winter, there are perennials to cut back, shrubs to prune, and plants to examine as we prep our landscape bed for spring. This landscape bed tour looks at a wide variety of shrub, tree, and perennial varieties.

[@chrismarchetti-olson6632]

I love how you always name everything and your advice is gold so thank you very much!! 🙏

[@ThePoehladian]

That forever Goldie is so distracting..... Cant keep my eyes off that beauty. 😂

[@bradenmorris9096]

Your videos are the best man. Very real and lots of good tips. Thank you for your expertise.

[@Badlands30]

Great video. Very helpful information.

[@tomtwiss8506]

I am looking forward to the spruce video you are making.

[@themantelpiece]

I want my yard to look just like yours. Beautiful!

[@gardenhike]

😊 Thank you!

[@marycain7424]

I would to see you work on that Austrian pine. I have two of them that I’d like to lift up. Thanks for the great info.

[@Anonymously4051]

Excellent information and presentation. Longing to start digging in the dirt. Early spring on the prairies, Atlantic Canada has not been as lucky as the west this year. Tons of snow, many more months of winter here. Look forward to next video. Thank you for the informative video

[@gardenhike]

Thanks for all your nice comments on many of the videos I post! I appreciate it!

[@user-ch7mn1kj4b]

How do you keep the deer from annihilating everything. I want to incorporate some evergreen trees in my garden but boxwoods seem to be the only thing they don’t go for. They absolutely decimated the Eastern Hemlocks.
You have a Heavenly garden ❤

[@gardenhike]

Luckily I only have a handful of deer that show up in the winter months. They cause some problems on a few things like Aspen, Sumac and Apple. As far as evergreens, In my area the deer tend to avoid the Colorado Spruce and Juniper tree varieties.

[@valentinasagdeeva7610]

What kind of organic mulch do you prefer using? (cedar, hardwood, pine bark, etc.) I am trying to figure out some not very expensive option which would still hold the color more or less long time...Thank you for your videos! Your landscaping is fabulous!

[@gardenhike]

I primarily use Western Red Cedar. I like Cypress mulch too, but it’s more expensive in my area.

[@ThePoehladian]

​@@gardenhikeThat's what I use. Lasts a long time.