Hi Jes, I must tell you that one of the things I love about your videos (“movies”) is that you show when you are planting or transplanting. One of the things I learned from you is not to fear in moving or dividing plants. For you do it a lot and they do very well.
My two favorite channels. Jes & dateline Lol. creative hair tie , love the dividing of hosta video. Always exciting when you put up a movie thanks Jes & Max 🇺🇸👩🌾
Hey Jes, as always loved your video and music 🎶 isn't it great that you can get more plants for free just by dividing. I love to do that too. I truly love your Gully garden I know I've said, that before but every time I see it I'm blown away how beautiful it is. So much color ❤ thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas with us and your beautiful gardens ❤️ you are so cute 😍 you also have a wonderful blessed fun day 😊 God's blessings ❤He's so good to us all. Just look all around us and see what He has created for us to enjoy. ❤🌳🌿🌼🌺🌲🌾🌸🎶
I have the classic limelights and they do take hard prunes just fine, your little limelights don't grow that big but if you ever need to prune them way back you should be fine, yours looks so healthy too. I have an Annabelle as well that I will be dividing this fall, but what I found with these is that they do need some sort of support regardless of their size, some years are better as far as flopping with these kind... YAY for free plants!
You're not "hacking" you're "propagating" and creating more healthy beauties & helping your plants thrive. Those dried blooms make great decoration for Winter decor. My next door neighbors have some that I get to enjoy viewing out the window by my chair. That "Blueberry Muffin" Hosta is a sweet plant. Looks good by that Brunnera. I've never had one but should put it on my list.
I love your planting hack- how you dump a big bucket of water into the hole then backfill the dirt back onto the plant I never thought to plant that way and I’m terrible about replanting my plants and forgetting to water them in then I’m reminded when I see a floppy thirsty plant on it’s last leg because of my memory lapse!
Jes, I noticed you have a lot of space in your basement that could become your winter plant sanctuary if you installed a lot of artificial light on timers. I hate it when frost takes out my beautiful flowers, but you can bring some of them inside with completely artificial lighting and they will bloom beautifully for you. It sure makes wintertime a lot more bearable to have blooming things around you
Your gardens have made such transitions since you began your channel . So beautiful and love your frugal nature of shop your own garden ( i share the same philosophy 😊). Hard work and creative imagination such a great pairing!
It’s so fun to watch you do this and then see what they are doing the next year… I remember when you did this last year. & my word those mystic illusion dahlias on your porch are just gorgeous !
I feel so warm + fuzzy that you and I both count years on our fingers. Yay! The problem with me was, I got so old I would've had to use my toes and whatever grandkids' fingers were closest. :)
I’m a new subscriber! You’re funny. This was very helpful. Thank you. I don’t have a yard but I have a decent size patio so I’m engulfed in pretty plants. I’ve been gardening all of my life and I’m 66 this month!
Gosh Jess I love to do puzzles in the winter. No wonder I love to garden. But I actually like to make displays in my gardens after having a gift store for years and years. Today I got in 2 orders as I’m getting ready for a 6 day fair over Labor Day weekend. Things are really getting busy around here. Thanks for the great video my friend
Hi Jes 👋 I don’t currently have any of those hydrangeas, but it’s great to know and see how you would divide one .. with that one root going across from one stem to the other that you hacked in half. I would never have known you could divide a shrub at all. Thanks you for sharing this great how to video 💕😊 P.S. I do however have a limelight that I cut and dry the blooms from. All hydrangeas are my very favorite 😍
You can divide or trim any shrub, just know though that it might interrupt the blooming cycle depending whether they set blooms on old or new wood. General rule....new wood = trim in early Spring before leaf out, or Winter so blooms can set on new wood during the next blooming cycle.. Old wood, transplant or trim right after shrub is finished blooming. The newly grown branches during the remaining season will be considered old wood. Examples: HYDRANGEAS are new wood bloomers, Lilacs are old wood bloomers.
Hi! Loved the video. I love that you show others how to expand their gardens without spending money. Can you tell me what the yellow flower is in the pot at your front porch to your right? With the dark foliage?
The flower pot next to you is so beautiful. Huge yellow blooms. What did you say that plant is? It looks to appear in full sun. That’s all I have in my front yard and back. Hurricanes took down all our trees. 😢. ❤
“Gardening is like a backwards puzzle”. I went to plant two hostas and ended up having to replant 14 hostas, bleeding hearts and 8 allium bulbs. Uggh! But it is like leap frog with plants.
You can also take those cuttings put them in the ground keep moist and they will also root for you. I have done a few like that . they are quite easy to root. take all the leaves off except the 2 top leaves and stick in the Ground just keep them moist. zone 9A Florida.
Hi jes, I love your videos they inspire and relax me. I bought some edging after seeing your video of edging the long new bed and I'm so glad I did. I just have a question about how does your husband cuts the grass along the metal edge without going g into the beds. My husband and I have such a hard time keeping the grass over spray when we trim the edges of our beds? Kind of long winded question 😂
How do you get your Forest to not encroach in your garden! I’m new to gardening and the creeping vines choke out my plants! Can you do a video on how you did your garden on the border of your forest
I love chipmunks to, but they can also do foundation damage to your home. I have a lot of them because I live in the moutians.I have dirt envy, mine is clay and yours is 😍
Hey jes have ever seen redstone falls trailing I was wondering if I could put it one the ground. It’s so pretty.,golden zebra have seen this one, if you don’t tell me some like. Heucherella .your friend in flowers. Do you do seed in the winter I’m in 7b wonder I could plant first in flowers
Not having such a good day - we had to make arrangements for my furbaby to be put to sleep at home tomorrow. She’s 13 years and in renal failure. We’ve been going to the vet twice a week for IV fluids but she’s not responding and we can tell she’s tired. Say a prayer for us.
Oh my word Melissa i can't even wrap my head around that. Doesn't sound like a good day at all. I'm so sorry for you and your family and i will for sure be praying for you and your sweet little baby. That is such sad news.
I dont have issues with too many slugs but people on here have suggested Sluggo. its an organic slug deterrent. Otherwise ive heard coffee grounds or egg shells. Not sure if that works though. I hope they hold on for the wedding!
I have walnut trees that were here when we bought the property. I think thats why we have so many squirrels and chipmunks, they collect the walnuts all day long
@@jesthesinginggardener Thanks for your reply Jes. Black Walnut trees exude a natural herbicide from their roots called Juglone, and which can affects many plants. The effects would show itself as stunted plants, yellowing, partial to total wilting, or even complete death. I know you really take good care of your plants and gardens, and with only quality materials, so I've been wondering why some plants in certain areas in your gardens are strangely struggeling a bit, so when you confirmed you do have Walnut trees, incl. a history of Walnuts on your property, that is the first thing that came to mind. Anyways, hope this helps. Keep on with the good work, your gardens are wonderful!
You are so inspiring to move plants around like you do but I've found if you put Hydrogen Peroxide in the water it won't turn bad and it last for weeks and stays clear
I don't use anything to be honest. The only bugs i really have are japanese beetles ever once in a while and i just flick them off or use a soapy water solution if there are lots. I have aphids sometimes but those seem to stick to one host plant so i just leave it be. Sounds like a lot of people deal with bugs and slugs. I deal with more critters like chipmunks and racoons and bunnies.
Thank you for your response Jes. Everything looks so lush, bug free, and fungus free! Lol I have critters too! Aww…The joys of gardening! I have lots of fire ants, squirrels, and moles this year! I just keep caving their tunnels! Lol thanks again! Your garden is so beautiful and you are precious! I’m zone 8b by the way! Hot 🥵 and humid! 😅🌺🦋☀️🌸🙏
do you have to spray for deer or rabbits? I feel as though I cant have anything that's not barricaded which in turn ruins the beauty. It all is munched on. I spray as much as I can. I get so discouraged.
I dont spray. Ive been thinking about spraying a few things that the bunnies have been eating though. The deer dont really bother me for some odd reason
I dug up and transplanted all of my red and some yellow blooming flowers to their own bed because I felt they clashed with the purple and pink in the areas where they were. The weather was cooler and rainy for two days, so I thought they would be okay, but my Quince Bushes and Crocosmia Lucifer are turning brown. I said, "This never happens to Jes." So sad. ☹
did you cut them back? sometimes it helps, well most times it helps if you cut them back so the roots don't have so much plant to support after a shocking split. But i wouldn't give up. If the roots are good then they might bounce back. PS its does happen to me occasionally so don't feel so bad! Just keep watering them!
I have got sandy soil in the bottom flower bed my peony s wasn’t do doing good so I was moving them and so much sand on the roots what can I do or what will live in the sanded soil help please your friend in flowers
Hi Jes, I must tell you that one of the things I love about your videos (“movies”) is that you show when you are planting or transplanting. One of the things I learned from you is not to fear in moving or dividing plants. For you do it a lot and they do very well.
I got here by googling how to split Annabelle Hydrangeas. Thank you for this enjoyable and calming video. Your gardens are gorgeous.
Who would have thought our favorite gardener was the Lizzie Borden of hydrangea 😂😂😂
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Yikes 😳
My two favorite channels. Jes & dateline Lol. creative hair tie , love the dividing of hosta video. Always exciting when you put up a movie thanks Jes & Max 🇺🇸👩🌾
Hey Jes, as always loved your video and music 🎶 isn't it great that you can get more plants for free just by dividing. I love to do that too. I truly love your Gully garden I know I've said, that before but every time I see it I'm blown away how beautiful it is. So much color ❤ thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas with us and your beautiful gardens ❤️ you are so cute 😍 you also have a wonderful blessed fun day 😊 God's blessings ❤He's so good to us all. Just look all around us and see what He has created for us to enjoy. ❤🌳🌿🌼🌺🌲🌾🌸🎶
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Thanks for the video. You are an adorable girl with a sweet little kitty.
You are a really good gardener and your garden is beautiful!🌻
I have the classic limelights and they do take hard prunes just fine, your little limelights don't grow that big but if you ever need to prune them way back you should be fine, yours looks so healthy too. I have an Annabelle as well that I will be dividing this fall, but what I found with these is that they do need some sort of support regardless of their size, some years are better as far as flopping with these kind... YAY for free plants!
You're not "hacking" you're "propagating" and creating more healthy beauties & helping your plants thrive. Those dried blooms make great decoration for Winter decor. My next door neighbors have some that I get to enjoy viewing out the window by my chair. That "Blueberry Muffin" Hosta is a sweet plant. Looks good by that Brunnera. I've never had one but should put it on my list.
I love your planting hack- how you dump a big bucket of water into the hole then backfill the dirt back onto the plant I never thought to plant that way and I’m terrible about replanting my plants and forgetting to water them in then I’m reminded when I see a floppy thirsty plant on it’s last leg because of my memory lapse!
Max is so big and beautiful! I get such good ideas from watching your chores in the garden. Thank you, Jes
Jes, I noticed you have a lot of space in your basement that could become your winter plant sanctuary if you installed a lot of artificial light on timers. I hate it when frost takes out my beautiful flowers, but you can bring some of them inside with completely artificial lighting and they will bloom beautifully for you. It sure makes wintertime a lot more bearable to have blooming things around you
Screwdriver as a hair tie!! ❤❤ adorable.
Pretty sure i pulled out like 94 hairs but it worked LOL
LOL, 94 is a very specific number. 😂
I love the screwdriver look 👍 very chic! 😉 Love the whole concept of use what you have…and you where it very well! ❤️🪛👱♀️
LOL that screw driver did the trick
That was REALLY fun to watch! Thank you for taking us with you on your projects!🙂
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Hi Jes, Virginia creeper is the worst!! I've been battling it in my yard since I moved in 3 years ago! Thanks for showing this!!
Your gardens have made such transitions since you began your channel . So beautiful and love your frugal nature of shop your own garden ( i share the same philosophy 😊). Hard work and creative imagination such a great pairing!
Thank you so much 😊
I love you videos. I’ve gardened for a while, but still learn from you. Plus you are a good person, easy to see. Thanks Jes ❤
Enjoyed Max is getting so big!
Hi Jes🌺 . What abeaitiful video of hydrangeas . I lovet . They looks amazing .Have anice day .🌻🌺🌻
It’s so fun to watch you do this and then see what they are doing the next year… I remember when you did this last year. & my word those mystic illusion dahlias on your porch are just gorgeous !
Love how you move things around and make more plants!! Looking spectacular!!💕🌸🌸
I feel so warm + fuzzy that you and I both count years on our fingers. Yay!
The problem with me was, I got so old I would've had to use my toes and whatever grandkids' fingers were closest. :)
Thank you Jes. Your soil something to be envied . 🌺💚🙃
I’m a new subscriber! You’re funny. This was very helpful. Thank you. I don’t have a yard but I have a decent size patio so I’m engulfed in pretty plants. I’ve been gardening all of my life and I’m 66 this month!
Happy Birthday this month! thanks for being here and sharing about your garden!
@@jesthesinginggardener oh you’re so sweet! Darling. And your garden is gorgeous like you!
Those dried blooms would be beautiful to decorate with at Christmas!!!
Definitely!!
Gosh Jess I love to do puzzles in the winter. No wonder I love to garden. But I actually like to make displays in my gardens after having a gift store for years and years. Today I got in 2 orders as I’m getting ready for a 6 day fair over Labor Day weekend. Things are really getting busy around here. Thanks for the great video my friend
Loved the screwdriver in the hair bun!!😂
LOL its ripped out like 98 hairs when i shoved it in there but its all i had at the time
Thanks for telling us how your dry the hydrangeas.
You should make yourself a dried hydrangea wreath for your front door. 💜
Great idea!!
Hi Jes 👋
I don’t currently have any of those hydrangeas, but it’s great to know and see how you would divide one .. with that one root going across from one stem to the other that you hacked in half. I would never have known you could divide a shrub at all. Thanks you for sharing this great how to video 💕😊
P.S. I do however have a limelight that I cut and dry the blooms from. All hydrangeas are my very favorite 😍
You can divide or trim any shrub, just know though that it might interrupt the blooming cycle depending whether they set blooms on old or new wood. General rule....new wood = trim in early Spring before leaf out, or Winter so blooms can set on new wood during the next blooming cycle.. Old wood, transplant or trim right after shrub is finished blooming. The newly grown branches during the remaining season will be considered old wood. Examples: HYDRANGEAS are new wood bloomers, Lilacs are old wood bloomers.
Hi!
Loved the video. I love that you show others how to expand their gardens without spending money.
Can you tell me what the yellow flower is in the pot at your front porch to your right? With the dark foliage?
The flower pot next to you is so beautiful. Huge yellow blooms. What did you say that plant is? It looks to appear in full sun. That’s all I have in my front yard and back. Hurricanes took down all our trees. 😢. ❤
Jess, the yellow flowers next to you on the porch… what are they? I think I need them next year . Love watching your beautiful garden.
What a joy it is watching you!! Question - the music/voice you play in the background almost sounds like YOU singing? Am I right? :))
“Gardening is like a backwards puzzle”. I went to plant two hostas and ended up having to replant 14 hostas, bleeding hearts and 8 allium bulbs. Uggh! But it is like leap frog with plants.
The rabbits groom my hydrangeas almost to nothing every winter and they grow and bloom well every summer. Gotta love those bloom on new wood shrubs.
Oh my word im sorry thats so sad! Yes the new wood hydrangeas are where its at!
Hi Jes, I too like to see some space around plants, as I believe airflow makes for healthier plants, less risk of plant 🪴 diseases. 🌸❤️🇨🇦
absolutely!
Jes, such a great movie. I always learn something from you with each movie.
The hydrangeas are beautiful; and love the Max cameo!
He’s grown so much. So handsome
Thanks ill tell him you said so!
Great video! What is the name of the large yellow flowers next to you while you were sitting on your steps at the end of this video? Thank you.
I think they’re Mystic Dahlias.
yep grace is right they are Mystic Illusion Dahlia from PW
I love hydrangeas. Great job Jess.😍
Hello, great work, left a cheeky thumps up and an Abo. Greetings from Germany🙋♀️🌸🐝🌻💚🌿🪴🌱
Dateline in the plant world!!! 🤣🤣🤣. Hilarious!!
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You can also take those cuttings put them in the ground keep moist and they will also root for you. I have done a few like that . they are quite easy to root. take all the leaves off except the 2 top leaves and stick in the Ground just keep them moist. zone 9A Florida.
Hi Jess, what is that stunning yellow flower on your porch where you are holding your sweet kitty?
Hi jes, I love your videos they inspire and relax me. I bought some edging after seeing your video of edging the long new bed and I'm so glad I did. I just have a question about how does your husband cuts the grass along the metal edge without going g into the beds. My husband and I have such a hard time keeping the grass over spray when we trim the edges of our beds? Kind of long winded question 😂
Do you think any kind of hydrangea can be split? I have a strawberry hydrangea.
How do you get your Forest to not encroach in your garden! I’m new to gardening and the creeping vines choke out my plants!
Can you do a video on how you did your garden on the border of your forest
You had me lol
Great job 😊
I love chipmunks to, but they can also do foundation damage to your home. I have a lot of them because I live in the moutians.I have dirt envy, mine is clay and yours is 😍
I like the look after you divided that hosta into two. Maybe you can start a new trend with your hair tie. Bonny
LOL that screw driver took out a chunk of hair, not sure ill be starting that trend anytime soon 😂 had to do what i had to do though! LOL
Fun video 😁♥️
Hey jes have ever seen redstone falls trailing I was wondering if I could put it one the ground. It’s so pretty.,golden zebra have seen this one, if you don’t tell me some like. Heucherella .your friend in flowers. Do you do seed in the winter I’m in 7b wonder I could plant first in flowers
Not having such a good day - we had to make arrangements for my furbaby to be put to sleep at home tomorrow. She’s 13 years and in renal failure. We’ve been going to the vet twice a week for IV fluids but she’s not responding and we can tell she’s tired. Say a prayer for us.
Oh my word Melissa i can't even wrap my head around that. Doesn't sound like a good day at all. I'm so sorry for you and your family and i will for sure be praying for you and your sweet little baby. That is such sad news.
Thank you Jes - it is, feeling lost without her. 💔
What yellow flowered plant is next to you and Max on the porch? Please tell✨🤍🌼
Red stone falls have you ever seen this cornia bells from the picture it’s is beautiful judy
Where did you get your graphic shirt from? Love it!
That I got from this girls website...khckish.myshopify.com/products/lets-go-girls-graphic-tee
@@jesthesinginggardener thank you! 🩷
What do you do to keep grubs from eating hosta. Do I cut leaves out and hope they grow back for wedding in my yard at the end of September?
I dont have issues with too many slugs but people on here have suggested Sluggo. its an organic slug deterrent. Otherwise ive heard coffee grounds or egg shells. Not sure if that works though. I hope they hold on for the wedding!
Let me just say! I want to be your neighbor and get all the things you sit out beside the road lol😜😂
Do you have any Black Walnut trees planted in any of your garden plots?
I have walnut trees that were here when we bought the property. I think thats why we have so many squirrels and chipmunks, they collect the walnuts all day long
@@jesthesinginggardener Thanks for your reply Jes. Black Walnut trees exude a natural herbicide from their roots called Juglone, and which can affects many plants. The effects would show itself as stunted plants, yellowing, partial to total wilting, or even complete death. I know you really take good care of your plants and gardens, and with only quality materials, so I've been wondering why some plants in certain areas in your gardens are strangely struggeling a bit, so when you confirmed you do have Walnut trees, incl. a history of Walnuts on your property, that is the first thing that came to mind. Anyways, hope this helps. Keep on with the good work, your gardens are wonderful!
You are so inspiring to move plants around like you do but I've found if you put Hydrogen Peroxide in the water it won't turn bad and it last for weeks and stays clear
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Jes can you share what you use for bug and fungus control?
I don't use anything to be honest. The only bugs i really have are japanese beetles ever once in a while and i just flick them off or use a soapy water solution if there are lots. I have aphids sometimes but those seem to stick to one host plant so i just leave it be. Sounds like a lot of people deal with bugs and slugs. I deal with more critters like chipmunks and racoons and bunnies.
Thank you for your response Jes. Everything looks so lush, bug free, and fungus free! Lol I have critters too! Aww…The joys of gardening! I have lots of fire ants, squirrels, and moles this year!
I just keep caving their tunnels! Lol thanks again! Your garden is so beautiful and you are precious! I’m zone 8b by the way! Hot 🥵 and humid! 😅🌺🦋☀️🌸🙏
Hope you start showing fall flower arrangements. For inside and outside.jeff
do you have to spray for deer or rabbits? I feel as though I cant have anything that's not barricaded which in turn ruins the beauty. It all is munched on. I spray as much as I can. I get so discouraged.
I dont spray. Ive been thinking about spraying a few things that the bunnies have been eating though. The deer dont really bother me for some odd reason
O.M.G Soil envy... I live in western SC with poor soggy clay soil😥
I dug up and transplanted all of my red and some yellow blooming flowers to their own bed because I felt they clashed with the purple and pink in the areas where they were. The weather was cooler and rainy for two days, so I thought they would be okay, but my Quince Bushes and Crocosmia Lucifer are turning brown. I said, "This never happens to Jes." So sad. ☹
did you cut them back? sometimes it helps, well most times it helps if you cut them back so the roots don't have so much plant to support after a shocking split. But i wouldn't give up. If the roots are good then they might bounce back. PS its does happen to me occasionally so don't feel so bad! Just keep watering them!
I have got sandy soil in the bottom flower bed my peony s wasn’t do doing good so I was moving them and so much sand on the roots what can I do or what will live in the sanded soil help please your friend in flowers
Lavender! Salvia, Sedum, Yarow, Daylily, Butterfly Weed, Phlox, Blackeyed Susan...
Maybe try some of those :)
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Lol, oh no not the date line channel🤣🤣
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