Awesome video! A lot of information about the perennials that other videos don't provide. I will be looking at this video over and over again. Great reference guide!
Hostas are indeed gorgeous, but those pesky deer love them too! 🦌😅 For some deer-resistant shade perennials that still bring vibrant color, try planting Heuchera (Coral Bells), Lamium, or Tiarella. They’ll keep your garden looking stunning without becoming a deer buffet! 🌸🌿✨ Happy gardening! 🌈🌲
Thank you so much for all the information. It will be of great help to me this spring. One suggestion: The text hides the beautiful images of the flowers. Eliminating it would be helpful. I wish that I had your expertise and had known these things years ago. Thank you for posting.
I find your content inspiring and learn a great lot from watching your videos, thank you for that. However, the insistence on blocking out the images in your teaching material, with large text filling the screen, is very unfortunate, I hope you will reconsider the editing. Perhaps smaller text at the bottom? Respectfully, avid watcher.
Awesome video! A lot of information about the perennials that other videos don't provide. I will be looking at this video over and over again. Great reference guide!
Hostas are beautiful and the deer 🦌 love them.
@@brendasizemore382 Hostas are menbers of the aspagus family and people can eat them too!
Hostas are indeed gorgeous, but those pesky deer love them too! 🦌😅 For some deer-resistant shade perennials that still bring vibrant color, try planting Heuchera (Coral Bells), Lamium, or Tiarella. They’ll keep your garden looking stunning without becoming a deer buffet! 🌸🌿✨ Happy gardening! 🌈🌲
Thank you so much for all the information. It will be of great help to me this spring. One suggestion: The text hides the beautiful images of the flowers. Eliminating it would be helpful.
I wish that I had your expertise and had known these things years ago. Thank you for posting.
Noted!
Thank you for sharing!
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I find your content inspiring and learn a great lot from watching your videos, thank you for that. However, the insistence on blocking out the images in your teaching material, with large text filling the screen, is very unfortunate, I hope you will reconsider the editing. Perhaps smaller text at the bottom? Respectfully, avid watcher.