Don't Let Your Plants Boss You Around!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Linda works in the allium border, and describe the pruning,
weeding and plant controls needed to keep it looking it’s best. TAKEAWAY TIP: Don’t let your plants boss you!
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It’s for another great video today you have a beautiful yard and I love watching you In your yard it is beautiful thank you so much
I love the longer, real time action gardening video. The slower pace gives one time to ponder what can be implemented in ones own garden, and makes me wanna get out there to experience that peacefulness.
M Wolfe totally agree :)
Love your presentations. Karen P in Arkansas
Pruning is one of my favorite garden chores! I had never considered topiary because I thought they would be too fussy and needy. But I now realize I have a beautiful reason to apply my favorite garden activity while learning a new garden skill. And, I can always use another stress management tool in my deep health tool belt! : )
Excellent!
I like how she explains , even adds the bug spray, very lovely garden
Thank you for all the lessons and tips, Linda! This was great to see. I enjoyed watching you work! Virginia Creeper is my nemesis! Someone planted it under a live oak here in south Louisiana 😬 and I have been trying to get rid of it for years. This year I decided I was going to get it once and for all. You would not believe the roots and size of the underground vines. Some were 4” in diameter! No wonder this stuff pops up everywhere! I think I finally got it under control, but fear it will be an ongoing task to catch new shoots while they’re young. Thanks again for sharing your beautiful garden and knowledge with us! 🙌💚🌿
One of my BFF in metro New Orleans calls it Ubiquitous Vine. It's hard to get rid of like 4 o'clock, oxalis, and morning glories. I may have forgotten others. Ornamental gingers can also be a problem. I'm limiting names to plants that some people buy.
Listening to this as a new fan, after your QVC product launch and I must say I am impressed by how you manifested your words at 23:20 into reality within a year: “If I ever had my own product line, I would make weather-proof baskets that looked real but that could stand up to the elements.” You sure did 🌱💫
Loved being able to follow closely and see the details and hear your tips for us. Watching you prune the shrub in real time was hypnotic for me, so I understand how you find it meditative.
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
The pruning is therapeutic for you but also therapeutic for us ... thank you Linda. Love the longer video. Please keep them coming.🌿
First full year gardening and you and Laura from Garden Answer have inspired and taught me just about everything I know.
Thank you so much for these awesome tips I watch all of your videos and absolutely can tell you do ALL of your garden work. Absolutely impressive garden style. I love all of your garden rooms and am so excited for the NEW series. Thank You.❤❤❤🌿🌷🍀🌸😊
Linda, you are the BEST! I look forward to your videos and posts every day, and you have really inspired me and gotten me through some difficult times! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your help, Linda. I am a new gardner. My garden is only 8 months old and I am learning every day. I watch you daily and really I njoy your show. I am really wanting more Topiaries thanks to you🤗
Absolutely loving the longer video!! I currently live in an apartment and can’t get out to garden like I would love to, so I’m loving coming along to do your garden chores with you!
So glad you could join! 😊
@@LindaVater💚 can provide links to purchase alliums etc 🤔
@@LindaVater where to purchase larkspur and poppies seeds as well
I’m glad you showed the whole pruning. I don’t like when some cut off what they are doing and then show the end results. We watch to see real live process. Ty for that
Me too :)
Linda, . Thank you for the great tips. I couldn’t stop laughing when you talked about taking your stress out on trimming because that’s exactly what I tell my friends!
My mom always gardened and I took after her. It’s been a self-taught journey but it’s amazing how quickly I learn and using common sense as well.
Linda, I love your garden tours. You are a natural tour guide...calming, articulate and knowledgeable identifying your beautiful yard. P.S. Stuart is a fabulous video-photographer!
Can't thank you enough for this video! Feels like I'm right there with you in your beautiful garden, soaking up your knowledge. Learned several things.
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
What a beautiful, healthy garden. Thanks for the inspiration.
Watching your videos is SUPER cathartic and makes me feel happy, thank you!🌺🌺🌺
I’m really enjoying these longer, working in the garden videos. You never confirmed if they were Degroot Arborvitae or a different variety.
Watching this a little late, but its meditative just watching you trim that boxwood 💕
Ah, great video Linda. I was hoping you were going to attack that rose bush too. It may seem nutty to be filming what you're doing but I can tell you, from this perspective, that it's very gratifying and educational to watch someone else doing the work.
Hee hee. You are so right. Video was already long so am saving rose for another day!
I love to watch your videos. I heard about you from Laura on Garden Answer. I can’t get enough of y’all videos as well as The Lawrence Network and The Elliott Homestead. I have gained so much knowledge from y’all!!!!! Thank you thank you for giving us relief during this time to watch serenity.
I also love your attire!!! Lol
I use Thompson’s Water Seal on my outdoor baskets each spring. You can get it in a spray can. The color will fade, but they hardly ever rot.
Funny, Im most productive when I'm mad at the hubs. Everything gets pruned and tubs get scrubbed clean. Lol
Me too. Just make me mad and I can do anything
Good for us.
Thanks Linda. I also bought myself 2 new lavender plants recently so now I'll refere to them as my pandemic lavenders 😆 i just love how they smell when in bloom. I love watching 🌼
Thank you for explaining the "how to" methods for this part of your garden.
Linda, you are such a stylish woman. You look fabulous sunshine. Thanks for the share. I have allium and Love them but I so don't enjoy seeing all the brown foliage on the bottom. It's a hot mess. Thanks for clearing up my concerns on managing it better. 🥰
Enjoy the longer videos! Great content!
Glad you like them!
Me too I hear a lot of garden youtubers saying sorry for the long videos but that's the great thing about RUclips. Where else can you get long form gardening videos? If people can listen to Joe Rogan and other podcasts for upwards of two hours then we can certainly enjoy longer gardening videos too❤
Such a classy lady and yes the alliums are lovely. Now I want to try these.
Hi Linda. I just saw on another video about a spray for powdery mildew. 1 tsp hydrogen peroxide to 1 cup of water. Or Copper Fungicide by I think Bonide. I'll be trying the recipe one on my phlox this summer. I remember yet another video saying to throw it out in the regular garbage so it doesn't go into circulation when the village composts the garden waste. Idk. I'm going to try the spray method. I didn't know about cutting back and delaying the blooms. Thanks for sharing. I love your gardens.
Thank you Donna☘️
Love the accent, realistic narrative and clarity! Thank you, Linda! :)
Wow, 29 years .... that's true motivation for us. Thank you for such details. And I just did a Pruning my spiral juniper cypress video because of you! You are flattening my learning curve indeed!
Awesome video and beautiful thank you for putting content like this
Beautiful work...
Enjoyed your tips. Love your garden. 🌿🌲🌺
We grow a lot of alliums in England 🏴 - the bees love them. I like the feather in your hat - looks great!
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Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
I'm so happy to find your videos. I am a garden lifer...but had taken a hiatus due to several herniated discs...now working on landscaping 10 acres in southwest Virginia. Your videos are like adding gasoline to my smoldering garden dreams.
Welcome! And I’m so sorry...I guess😂🤣😂
I wondered about that Virginia creeper, did she really plant that? “Borrowed from my neighbors yard”. Oh, if all our neighbors had our passion for gardening, how perfect our world would be! Great video, so enjoyed it. And! I cannot count the tools I have lost in my garden!
Can we get GPS for tools?
Love the video. Stopped into half way thru and ordered the clippers!
Thank you so, so much for providing so much information, from ideas of the pins to identify where I planted my tulips (already had a few and didn't think of using them for that) to your Amazon shopping list. I appreciate you....
Your an inspiration! And I love that you are putting out a video each day, when I come in from my garden I sit a spell with you in yours😊
And today we looked like sister ladies! We were dressed the same😄
Yes! You’re statement of being a bird on your shoulder is exactly
What I need!! Thanks!
Thank you so much Linda your video makes my day!! 🌳🌱🌿💕
Very helpful tips, love and watch all your videos every day thank you!👍🏻
Love this format. More please!!
This lovely long video is exactly what I needed today!
Thank you. I’ve been dreaming of adding allium and roses to my small garden.
I love it... Don’t let your plants boss you😂
Loved this!!!! More PLEASE!!!
Yes!! More pruning and tweaking videos plz! Absolutely awesome!!
Loving your show and I also find some great things at Goodwill! Adding lots of pots to my yard this year, thank you for the inspiration!
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
I love your vocabulary Linda. I feel smarter for watching
Great ideas in the garden. I have been working on my yard and adding more every year. I really have to search for plants deer won't eat.
Go out and trimming when you get stress out.. that really helps😄
This is an excellent idea! Today we can garden together!!
lol. I chop down plants to the ground too!! Chaos in my garden doesn’t appeal to me 😊
Beautiful garden. I need those pruning shears, I have 2 varieties, but they're hopeless.
Love your garden , your style of gardening and knowlege is so inspiring. you have grace and I can tell , you love stuard. Im happy for you both. Thank you for the videos.
linda, i just had to drive by your place to check out the tulips before our wonderful oklahoma wind got to them and myheart just breaks at the damage to your beautiful oak tree. ive watched your videos of the clean-up but they just dont show it as well as an in person view. i just live vicariously through your gardening.i cant wait to see the qvc collections.everything looks fabulous
I loved every moment of you working in the garden
I will use a lot of what you do this year in my garden
hahaha... " DON'T let your plants Boss you" !!!! TOO FUNNY!!
Lol love the flattening the curve of learning quip😄
Cleaning the garden is very therapeutic, plus watching another gardener to it. 😂 And designing and digging and planting. Love your gardening❣️
Stewart is so patient. 😳 Lovely garden & tips 🧡
I once dumped a huge load of garden clippings into the compost bin; i lost my favorite set of Corona clippers for months!!!! I was so happy when i turned that compost heap over ... and also found the missing strainer from the kitchen sink.
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
Really enjoyed watching the process
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
catching up! Ordered the shears! Your calendar and will be working the boxwoods this weekend! Lordy! I wish I found you sooner! I was in the market for black chairs and also used your link for the wicker! Keep up the great work!
It’s great to see your process in a flower bed and trimming your boxwood❤️😊❤️
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
That was fun and relaxing to watch
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
Linda, I just love you... you explain the good bad and the ugly. It is very hot here in Northern California so bo gardening for me today.
Beautiful garden 👍
Great video love your garden...... good job pruning with the shears 👍🏾👍🏾.
This is so helpful 😍and very pretty ♥️💕thank you Linda 💕♥️
My new favorite channel! I just discovered you today and it's the most CALMING thing to listen to while I'm working! Thank you!
I was watching this in London very late at night and into the early morning...and did NOT get up for a bathroom break! Inspiring and inclusive...but when you say it took you 29 years to get your established garden - it makes me feel it is all too late for me!
Too late for me also, but I going to try a new garden when my house is built. I’m 75 and building a handicap home in case I need it.
Love the real-time work! 🍃 A lovely video would be a real-time boxwood pruning, no commentary, just clipping... Zen for both of us! 😁
Safe wishes and love from England ♥
Love the longer video and great tips. Will be using the one for the mums and the hedge trimmers are now on my amazon wish list 😊
Just discovered your channel. Avid gardener for many many years, but can always learn something new. I live in the DFW area, so our climate is not so very different. Great idea about the portable table. Looking forward to each and every future video, I have a lot of catching up to do viewing your past ones. 🌺🌹🌸🌼
I am really enjoying your new videos! =)
Good garden channel. Possibly best American one.
Looks like a lot of work but very beautiful garden Linda.
I do all my own work. Except mowing and the edging in the front
And any help I've had has been someone I witness with, including laying bricks and stone and gravel. I only have about a half acre and gr ighr now I'm spending all day every day cleaning up and replanting
We had a horrible spring, way too much rain followed this summer and the temps are not too bad, but the humidity is killer. But I love it. And I'm pretty sure if I turned it over to anyone, except maybe you, they would mess it up😎. Florida has special challenges especially in the coastal south, zone 11. But the garden and the heat don't bully me. But they try. BTW I'm 71
Your garden is gorgeous! Such inspiration! I live in West Texas in the same zone as you so I’m hopeful my garden can evolve into something similar! But I would definitely have to have help! My garden now requires extra help!
Thank you, Linda. Please link your Amazon shop. Need those pruners!
Thank you for watching! www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3e2dd7f4
Me too when I get mad the house gets cleaned very fast
Thanks for sharing🌱
I wish Stuart would get a close up of what she’s talking about. He’s filming from so far away.
I love that...definitely going to try it!
Great tip about keeping a spray bottle of alcohol close.
Linda You have a beautiful garden, hope my garden looks as lovely as yours some day , just moved to San Antonio TX , I’m putting in a new garden , did lose some plants in the winter storm like you 😊 you’re inspiring me!
Love your boots can you please tell me where I can got them .
Thank you for letting me a little bird on your shoulder, Linda. I love learning from different gardeners about their tips and tricks. Those are some set of pruning shears. Do you have to sharpen them often? Do you have any tips besides the spray alcohol (which I really like that one)? I admit that I’m not good about garden tool maintenance.
I have come to the same conclusion as you. That flowering plants can be used for their foliage but they just can't be high maintenance. Who's got time for that!
Enjoyed your video on maintaining your garden immensely and those shears are fab! To bad Virginian creeper is on your fence and invading parts of your garden. I feel for you as my neighbor is trying to grow that stuff on mine and from what I understand it shortens the life of the fence by introducing too much moisture. What to do other than clip away and be diligent on digging out those pesky runners!
You can never have too many allium. 🙂
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you’re fine and staying safe..?
Your hat is fabulous!
I love all of your videos Linda. You touched on shifting mature box balls and I'd love to hear more about the detail of this. It's late Autumn here in New Zealand and I want to try it soon
I use one of my husbands screw drivers to get weeds and it’s perfect for grass between cracks
Smart!
I love all of your videos Linda. You touched on shifting mature box woods and would love to hear more about this. It's late Autumn in New Zealand and I want to try it soon. We only get down to minus 2 degrees Celsius 10 times in winter
Linda Happy New Yr.
I’m laughing at your comment “brutal sun” I’m in Tucson, Az. Our sun is brutal!