How To Move or Lift & Split Your Garden Perennials & Autumn Planting for Spring | Winter Garden Prep
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Video #1 of the winter prep series: How to Move Plants in the Garden, Lifting & Splitting Perennials, & Autumn Planting
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Hope everyone is enjoying and learning from this video :)
The next in this Winter Prep series will be about pruning Shrubs and Hardy Perennials before the winter - look out for that on Thursday!
Yea! Much needed!
Yes and thank you
“They can all fight their own cause.” 😂 Thank you, Rosie. You’ve just casually put my root quandary to rest. 💗
Thank you! All the details and demo are invaluable. 💗
I can’t believe how much I learn from your videos. Things I think are impossible I watch your videos and voila it’s done! Thanks.
Loving your method of replanting spring bulbs as you find them,this is what I do. Of course when they flower I say who put that there? And of course it was me.
I just happened upon this video and have subscribed immediately
It was absolutely perfect in terms of good clear instructions, and very encouraging. I will certainly be cracking on with my plant moving from tomorrow, weather permitting!
Thank you so much- what a wonderful teacher you are
Great overview and I’m really looking forward to other videos in this series. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Appreciate the narrated step-by-step. Impressed that you can keep talking while you work!
Good demo. Thanks for showing
No problem!
Thanks Rosy, very useful information.
Very informative, thank you. I started moving some plants yesterday before watching this video and i think i did it right apart from getting rid of my foot prints!! 😂 will get into that today. Hope my plants survive!! Love how you keep instruction simple 😊
An established fern can be a real bugger to dig, even more so is Joe Pye weed and veronicastrum virginicum! In August, I undertook the dividing and replanting of ever so many tall, sedums, hostas, some grasses and the lovely veronicastrum 'Erica'. Really is nice to set plants back in while in growth and observing just how well their colors and textures play with one another! Otherwise, I tend to leave for spring, though despite my good intention, often my fabulous at the time pairings frequently end up looking uninspiring, I'm never happy unless unless I can stand back and say YES!!
I have to take an axe to most of the ferns in my garden - impossible to just dig out. Have learnt to remove any baby ferns that are in the wrong place before they grow into monsters.
Thanks for the helpful tips. I removed a hosta I did not like. Gave some away to friends and neighbours. Gave me an area to redo which I happy with now. Going to divide a candelabra primrose in the area I redid.
Thx for the info on planting ferns. I plant them too deep
Very well demonstrated video. I find it hard to find a decent fork and I tend to use my shovel.
Beautiful video
Great video, valuable advice as always! Any recommendations for a similar sized, good quality, border fork? I'm disabled (and quite short!) and have a shed full of tools that are just too big and heavy to use. I can't easily get out to a garden centre and it's hard to tell size (and quality) when buying online. My Gran has a lovely fork but it's older than me and I don't think she's willing to give it up!
I've been digging and splitting for the last couple of weeks but always worry that October is too late to do anything so it's good to hear we still have time. It's been so wet and foggy, it seems like we've skipped Autumn. It's also reassuring to see you going straight in with the spade and not worry about trampling the hellebores ;)
Everything will bounce back no point in pussy footy around😊
My border fork was my late mother’s and is an antique one.
The hostas that were dug up could have been given away to a neighbour if not wanted anymore
They could but were not a great variety and no neighbours to this property.
ENJ🪴YED‼️
Glad you liked it