Please be careful and make sure you use gloves when moving your pampas grass. It's difficult to get away unscathed when working with them without gloves! Thanks for watching
You have more energy in one day than I have in a week! 😄 Thank you for your superb videos. They are so inspiring and informative. I love to watch them, both for the plants and for your awesome humor!
A Very helpfull video.... i have a huge pampas in my frount... i love it, somebody told me to google pampas grass... sorry i did, it says its a sighn of being a swinger 😨.... i have tied it up with string like one of you previous videos, just waiting for my freind to bring Electric saw to cut it all down, hopefull i will get the roots... I loved that grass, but i dont want the naubors talking about me 🤣.... I enjoy watching your videos, there very helpfull. Thankyou 😁
John Lord’s Garden, I love your videos, especially your method for deadheading roses 😃. With regards to Pampas Grass, you transplanted yours in front of the other plants. Won’t the Pampas take over and block the other plants from view? I would love to plant some but am so afraid it will go rogue 😊
What type, or genus, was the variegated green and white leaved tree that I think you called "dogwood" is? Where I am from there are several different types of dogwood trees, but I have never seen one with those variegated leaves! I just found your channel! I have a new favorite!!
Thanks so much for your amazing wisdom!!! I love this and have learned so much from your videos! After three long years of hard work and much joy, I’ve just finished my beautiful perennial garden and learned we are moving to a new home 10 minutes away! It’s great but heartbreaking because we aren’t moving until December and I wish I could uproot everything, place them in pots and move to new location. But, I’m afraid ground will be too frozen and I’ll ruin them. Not even sure if they will survive in containers. I could order a ton of soil for new property and create a mound to place them in. Maybe? If you’ve got some tips, would love to hear them. I have many hydrangeas, autumn joy sedums, lavenders, Catmint, black eyed Susans, and so much more 😩
I wouldn't bother with the lavenders, but with the others you have listed you could definitely transplant them. You will need to dig them up and put them into containers before the ground is frozen. They are dormant in winter so they should be ok in containers provided they aren't given too much water.
John Lord's Garden thank you! Much appreciated! Should I wait for the first hard freeze to dig them up and transfer to pots. I’ve got at least 60 different species of plants but certainly won’t be taking all of them.
mygalmo, If I was you I would start now. Plants are already dormant so no point in waiting for frost, especially if you have a lot of them. I would keep the pots in a position somewhat sheltered (because I reckon plants in pots and recently transplanted are more sensitive to frost damage) and plant them in the new location at the end of winter/early spring when the temperature begins to warm up. Cheers and good luck!🍀
Pat Pezzi thank you! I’m in the states in Indiana. Temps are cooler and all perennials are still robust, including several of my rose bushes and miniature lilacs that I just planted in June. I’ve got all 50 of my containers ready for transplants, just hoping for a miracle that everything survives through winter. 4-1/2 months can’t come soon enough. Thanks again!
Well...now it's done, is that a good look ? ......I really don't know .... think it was all about the railway building to Argentina , than the garden designing...... !
Tst ! OWWWW ! ...... I guess 'it works' on an avant garde visual joke level though ? , I have to admit ..... JL seems to be letting his wilder creative side loose, now its safe to do so , in his old age !!!! ????........Just have to wait and see how it all 'comes together ' !
Thank you. My gardeners store. Just sent my pampas grass. They are babies. I planted them. And drowned then. So I’ll drown them for 3 days? Thank you😊😂❤❤
Please be careful and make sure you use gloves when moving your pampas grass. It's difficult to get away unscathed when working with them without gloves! Thanks for watching
John Lord's Garden I’m all cut up from them! Didn’t wear gloves. Sharp little things
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I’m freaking scathe as a mofo! 🤣
You have more energy in one day than I have in a week! 😄
Thank you for your superb videos. They are so inspiring and informative. I love to watch them, both for the plants and for your awesome humor!
I didn’t think I’d find my favorite RUclips gardener today, but indeed I have! You’re great!
He really likes what he does! This was nice to watch!
Really helpful. Enjoyed watching it too. Much appreciated Surprised how shallow the roots are.
I love that! Drown it today, tomorrow and the day after, and then it forgives you!
My in-laws are Irish but they aren't nearly as funny as you are, John Lord. Thank you for great gardening tips and great laughs.
AWESOME video! Loved watching every second of this. The pampas grass is beautiful and I love the bed expansion in progress. Thank you!
Would never think of growing Pampas grass, but would never miss an energetic video of yours,
WAOUUU encore des herbes de la pampa *o* !! Dès que j'ai un jardin je l'envahi de cette espèce !
It looks nice in its new spot.🌾
My new favourite RUclips Chanel. Love my pampas grass. I moved it two years ago and this is fantastic. Great videos.
LOL LOL LOL awesome video John! you make it so easy.
You know your stuff! Good job!!!
OMG ,you’re fabulous gardener 💕😂
I have been learning so much from your videos , thank you so much & waiting for your next video
It's always so energizing to watch your videos. Like how real you keep it. I also own a pick axe!
Great stuff 👏 👍 👌 enjoyed that 😂
Another great video! Excellent content and done with humour 👏
A Very helpfull video.... i have a huge pampas in my frount... i love it, somebody told me to google pampas grass... sorry i did, it says its a sighn of being a swinger 😨.... i have tied it up with string like one of you previous videos, just waiting for my freind to bring Electric saw to cut it all down, hopefull i will get the roots... I loved that grass, but i dont want the naubors talking about me 🤣.... I enjoy watching your videos, there very helpfull. Thankyou 😁
I can see you with that pick building railways across America😀
well done sir, amazing as always, I have seeds of Pampas, & I will sow them in February, I hope that I will succeed.
John Lord’s Garden, I love your videos, especially your method for deadheading roses 😃. With regards to Pampas Grass, you transplanted yours in front of the other plants. Won’t the Pampas take over and block the other plants from view? I would love to plant some but am so afraid it will go rogue 😊
What type, or genus, was the variegated green and white leaved tree that I think you called "dogwood" is? Where I am from there are several different types of dogwood trees, but I have never seen one with those variegated leaves! I just found your channel! I have a new favorite!!
its a variegated red twig dogwood shrub. after the leaves drop in the fall, they'll have bright red branches throughout the winter. 🌿
Please can you tell me what make/brand your spade is and maybe where to get one? Looks like a good long shaft haaha
John what about the root system of pampas grass they say is it bad for underground pipes etc?
It doesn’t have a woody root system but rather a very fibrous one which is unlikely to damage pipe work
@@johnlordssecretgarden thank you so much glad to hear that I nearly took mine out and it is so gorgeous
You're awesome. lol thanks for the video!
Thanks so much for your amazing wisdom!!! I love this and have learned so much from your videos! After three long years of hard work and much joy, I’ve just finished my beautiful perennial garden and learned we are moving to a new home 10 minutes away! It’s great but heartbreaking because we aren’t moving until December and I wish I could uproot everything, place them in pots and move to new location. But, I’m afraid ground will be too frozen and I’ll ruin them. Not even sure if they will survive in containers. I could order a ton of soil for new property and create a mound to place them in. Maybe? If you’ve got some tips, would love to hear them. I have many hydrangeas, autumn joy sedums, lavenders, Catmint, black eyed Susans, and so much more 😩
I wouldn't bother with the lavenders, but with the others you have listed you could definitely transplant them. You will need to dig them up and put them into containers before the ground is frozen. They are dormant in winter so they should be ok in containers provided they aren't given too much water.
John Lord's Garden thank you! Much appreciated! Should I wait for the first hard freeze to dig them up and transfer to pots. I’ve got at least 60 different species of plants but certainly won’t be taking all of them.
mygalmo, If I was you I would start now. Plants are already dormant so no point in waiting for frost, especially if you have a lot of them. I would keep the pots in a position somewhat sheltered (because I reckon plants in pots and recently transplanted are more sensitive to frost damage) and plant them in the new location at the end of winter/early spring when the temperature begins to warm up. Cheers and good luck!🍀
roots should survive in pots in the garage or protected area till spring...Maybe just the most love ones so no regret later..
Pat Pezzi thank you! I’m in the states in Indiana. Temps are cooler and all perennials are still robust, including several of my rose bushes and miniature lilacs that I just planted in June. I’ve got all 50 of my containers ready for transplants, just hoping for a miracle that everything survives through winter. 4-1/2 months can’t come soon enough. Thanks again!
Thanks for the tip!!
Wild Man!!
Hi pampas lovely and I've pampas
Won't the grass block the sun from the Roses?
What's the best time of year to move and divide pampas grass?
This is what life is all about.
Is it grow in India?
Well...now it's done, is that a good look ? ......I really don't know .... think it was all about the railway building to Argentina , than the garden designing...... !
penny fulton he's going to plant more!
Tst ! OWWWW ! ...... I guess 'it works' on an avant garde visual joke level though ? , I have to admit ..... JL seems to be letting his wilder creative side loose, now its safe to do so , in his old age !!!! ????........Just have to wait and see how it all 'comes together ' !
Garden snob alert
Hello, do you sale pampas grass?
Thank you. My gardeners store. Just sent my pampas grass. They are babies. I planted them. And drowned then. So I’ll drown them for 3 days? Thank you😊😂❤❤
Ugh in 1974 I had to help my fam build a house, I hate the smell of that subsoil and picking up a pickaxe makes me sad. But I did it.
You seem to be in a hurry! Made me laugh since when I am working in the garden I wanna do things quickly too! You know why that is Sir?
Can i have the pampas ? Hehee
I’m scared of pampas grass it looks like a good place for snakes 🐍
No snake in Ireland thank st Patrick for it
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Oh No!! Don't plant more of the bloody things ! and definitely not in front of that beautiful rose, F.G.S .!!!!
.....What ! Have you taken leave of your gardening senses , man ! that looks really , really strange ....???
penny fulton trust the expert!