Thank you very much Finelady your lovely message is very much appreciated 🤠 so happy your enjoying the channel & please feel free to share with your gardening friends 👍🏼 have a wonderful day 🌱 Chip
Hi Pleasant Prickles so happy you enjoyed the vlog 🤠 & thank you for your lovely message .. I too love seeing the structure of the branches & yes they are looking so much better in the tall pots .. good move! 👍🏼😁 have a gorgeous day 🌱 Chip
Hi & thank you for your lovely message 🤠 so happy you enjoyed the vlog & I hope it all goes well with your honeysuckles 👍🏼 have a wonderful day & all the best 🌱 Chip
I am so glad I came across this video today, I have 2 Buxus I want to reshape and your video has helped me so much. Just one question which time of year do you trim and feed them?
Hi Pedro & thank you for lovely message, so glad you enjoyed, I feed my boxwoods in spring with slow release multi purpose feed pellets & I trim any time as long as the weather is not extreme Hot or Cold, so best to trim in modest temperatures 🌳 hope that helps & have a fabulous day 🌱 Chip
Lovely tips Chip. A few questions... 1) Are those two specimens the same type of boxwood? One looks to have smaller leaves. 2) How often do you repot your boxwoods? 3) How often do you fertilize them in pots? I have four in thick ceramic pots and three in ground, they all seems to grow differently. The baby gem seems to grow more slowly. The Baby Jade flushes out quite often. Should I treat them all them same? The Japanese boxwood hasn't done anything since I potted it up early spring. But its alive! I water every night after 8pm because its so hot in Dallas. 102-104 Ferinheit all this week! The ones in pots have more shade than the ones in ground. I have Espoma slow release fertilizer, Plant Tone, Bone meal and potash. What should I use? Thank you!
Hi Maria & thanks for your message & questions 🤠 I think they are the same but I can’t be sure as the one I clipped in the vlog is adopted so it could be different but time will tell .. they can look different because of different clipping routines & ones been in a shady spot & the other has been in full sun to help it recovery from its hard prune it had last autumn.. I only repot when I have a broken pot or a Ill plant .. the potted buxus I only feed with a hand full of multi purpose slow release pellets twice a year .. I hope that answers your questions 🤠👍🏼 happy gardening & have a wonderful day 🌱 Chip
Hi Garden Doodles many thanks 🤠 the hand clipping is ok for a couple .. but on the big jobs I may need to think about getting a electrical device 🤔 to help as the older I get the harder it’s getting lol 😂😁 have a fabulous day & happy gardening 🌱 Chip
Hi & Thanks for your message Christine 🤠 I do totally fill the tall pots with soil when I first plant them up & then every other time I plant them I only remove the first foot of soil feeding & refreshing ✅ I find this helps stop the plants from sinking which is a problem with tall pots 👍🏼 hope that helps & have a fabulous day in the garden 🌱 Chip
love the flow in your videos…the sequence of the scenes, the spot on use of music and the sound of your clipping in it! and your lovely voice…
Awww thank you so much Greetje , what a lovely message you have made my day 🤠 have yourself a gorgeous day & all the best 🌱 Chip
I love your garden style!
Hi Katia.. thank you for your lovely message 🤠 you put a big smile on my.. have the most beautiful day & all the best 🌱 Chip
Thanks for posting. Beautiful boxwoods.
Thank you Polly 🤠 glad you enjoyed 👍🏼 have a fabulous day 🌱 Chip
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing ❤️🙏🏽❤️
Hi Angie & thank you for your lovely message 🤠 your support is much appreciated 👍🏼 all the best 🌱 Chip
Great vlog chip, you have shaped the buxus beautifully. Good to see spud checking your work. You make it look easy😀😀🌾🌱🌿🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳
Hi Richard & thank you 🤠 happy you enjoyed .. all the best & happy gardening 🌱 Chip
Love your videos! They are so informative! I really appreciate you sharing The ART of your craft! Just so BEAUTIFUL! Thank you
Thank you very much Finelady your lovely message is very much appreciated 🤠 so happy your enjoying the channel & please feel free to share with your gardening friends 👍🏼 have a wonderful day 🌱 Chip
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Thank you so much 🤠 have a wonderful day 🌱 Chip
Hello so beautiful!❤️❤️❤️
Hi Mabel 🤠 thank you for your message 👍🏼 very much appreciated .. have a wonderful day now & all the best 🌱 Chip
Wow wee! So beautiful! Great job! They look great in those tall pots! I love seeing the structure of the branches. 🌿🌿🌿🌿Spud 💕🐾
Hi Pleasant Prickles so happy you enjoyed the vlog 🤠 & thank you for your lovely message .. I too love seeing the structure of the branches & yes they are looking so much better in the tall pots .. good move! 👍🏼😁 have a gorgeous day 🌱 Chip
Well done! 👍
Thank you Gord 🤠 much appreciated & have a great day 🌱 Chip
Gorgeous! I think I’ll try this with som box honeysuckles that have been crying out for something special 🌳✨🌳
Hi & thank you for your lovely message 🤠 so happy you enjoyed the vlog & I hope it all goes well with your honeysuckles 👍🏼 have a wonderful day & all the best 🌱 Chip
Amazing. Your ability is just wonderful.
Hi & thank you very much Paix 🤠 so glad you enjoyed 👍🏼 have a wonderful day & all the best 🌱 Chip
Great job! They look like twins now :)
Hi Jersey Girl & thank you 🤠 twins 😆👍🏼🌳🌳 happy you enjoyed & have a good one 🌱 Chip
I really like your video ❤❤ Can you tell me the Name and type of tree ? Please . Because the tree is very nice
I am so glad I came across this video today, I have 2 Buxus I want to reshape and your video has helped me so much. Just one question which time of year do you trim and feed them?
Hi Pedro & thank you for lovely message, so glad you enjoyed, I feed my boxwoods in spring with slow release multi purpose feed pellets & I trim any time as long as the weather is not extreme Hot or Cold, so best to trim in modest temperatures 🌳 hope that helps & have a fabulous day 🌱 Chip
Thank you very much for your answer, I appreciate it.
@@pedrobg1289 your very welcome Pedro 🌱 all the best Chip
@pedrobg1289 your very welcome 🌱 Chip
Lovely tips Chip. A few questions... 1) Are those two specimens the same type of boxwood? One looks to have smaller leaves. 2) How often do you repot your boxwoods? 3) How often do you fertilize them in pots? I have four in thick ceramic pots and three in ground, they all seems to grow differently. The baby gem seems to grow more slowly. The Baby Jade flushes out quite often. Should I treat them all them same? The Japanese boxwood hasn't done anything since I potted it up early spring. But its alive! I water every night after 8pm because its so hot in Dallas. 102-104 Ferinheit all this week! The ones in pots have more shade than the ones in ground. I have Espoma slow release fertilizer, Plant Tone, Bone meal and potash. What should I use? Thank you!
Hi Maria & thanks for your message & questions 🤠 I think they are the same but I can’t be sure as the one I clipped in the vlog is adopted so it could be different but time will tell .. they can look different because of different clipping routines & ones been in a shady spot & the other has been in full sun to help it recovery from its hard prune it had last autumn.. I only repot when I have a broken pot or a Ill plant .. the potted buxus I only feed with a hand full of multi purpose slow release pellets twice a year .. I hope that answers your questions 🤠👍🏼 happy gardening & have a wonderful day 🌱 Chip
Amazing! Hand shearing is so tiring on the hands but doesn’t seem to faze you at all!
Hi Garden Doodles many thanks 🤠 the hand clipping is ok for a couple .. but on the big jobs I may need to think about getting a electrical device 🤔 to help as the older I get the harder it’s getting lol 😂😁 have a fabulous day & happy gardening 🌱 Chip
Do you totally fill those tall planters with soil? Or do you use something else at the bottom?
Hi & Thanks for your message Christine 🤠 I do totally fill the tall pots with soil when I first plant them up & then every other time I plant them I only remove the first foot of soil feeding & refreshing ✅ I find this helps stop the plants from sinking which is a problem with tall pots 👍🏼 hope that helps & have a fabulous day in the garden 🌱 Chip