Transplanting Perennials to Make Way For a New Pathway!
video description
Date: 2022-07-16
Related videos
Comments and reviews: 9
Holly
I love that you can move things and do all of this gardening, it is still too cold where I live to do any gardening just yet. Thanks for giving us some great content to take our minds off of all the crazy going on right now. I can't wait to see your beautiful pathway. You always inspire me to try new things or grow some different plant and for that I thank you so much. Stay safe and healthy, thank you Laura and Aaron, sending love and hugs, bye for now.
reply
I love that you can move things and do all of this gardening, it is still too cold where I live to do any gardening just yet. Thanks for giving us some great content to take our minds off of all the crazy going on right now. I can't wait to see your beautiful pathway. You always inspire me to try new things or grow some different plant and for that I thank you so much. Stay safe and healthy, thank you Laura and Aaron, sending love and hugs, bye for now.
reply
Barbara
Thank you, this was so helpful. I have som day lilies that I need to move and I got a little confused about the best time to move them as when i looked it up it said to move them in the fall. Well, when it stops snowing here in Rochester NY, hopefully tomorrow, I can move them in front of my lilac an I will plant the Iandini Lily bulbs I have where the shorter day lilies were.
reply
Thank you, this was so helpful. I have som day lilies that I need to move and I got a little confused about the best time to move them as when i looked it up it said to move them in the fall. Well, when it stops snowing here in Rochester NY, hopefully tomorrow, I can move them in front of my lilac an I will plant the Iandini Lily bulbs I have where the shorter day lilies were.
reply
Thomas
Just a plea for the flowering quince. If you transplanted the handful of sprouting roots in a better location would it grow into a shrub? I have one that must be 50 years old it is about 10 ft tall and wide. It is a great background shrub because I never prune it or water it. They are so tough and it blooms here (Ca) in mid January through March. The first color of the season.
reply
Just a plea for the flowering quince. If you transplanted the handful of sprouting roots in a better location would it grow into a shrub? I have one that must be 50 years old it is about 10 ft tall and wide. It is a great background shrub because I never prune it or water it. They are so tough and it blooms here (Ca) in mid January through March. The first color of the season.
reply
Lisa
Hi Laura! This question is not related to the video, but was wondering if you had some advice on indoor gardenias. Mine is doing really bad. It has yellowing leaves that drop off, and buds dropped off as well. Surprisingly I was able to get my first bloom today! I heard the trick is color weather at night. How can I adjust the temp for one plant at night tho?
reply
Hi Laura! This question is not related to the video, but was wondering if you had some advice on indoor gardenias. Mine is doing really bad. It has yellowing leaves that drop off, and buds dropped off as well. Surprisingly I was able to get my first bloom today! I heard the trick is color weather at night. How can I adjust the temp for one plant at night tho?
reply
awill2_Garden
umm, this is me. every. single. Spring. i am the queen of moving plants around, because i overcrowded a bed or put a plant in the wrong spot to begin with. also i've been making new beds the last couple of years and have had to use my existing border beds as holding beds for the many plants i overbought. OH, plz tell me i'm not the only one.
reply
umm, this is me. every. single. Spring. i am the queen of moving plants around, because i overcrowded a bed or put a plant in the wrong spot to begin with. also i've been making new beds the last couple of years and have had to use my existing border beds as holding beds for the many plants i overbought. OH, plz tell me i'm not the only one.
reply
newbloom
Laura I plant tulips an they bloom in different order first the red ones bloom then the yellow ones bloom An some never bloom I planted 125 buds an only maybe 12 bloom. This was my first time planting them. I'm also transferred some yellow Iris should I cut all the green leaf An just plant the roots for next spring? Help anyone
reply
Laura I plant tulips an they bloom in different order first the red ones bloom then the yellow ones bloom An some never bloom I planted 125 buds an only maybe 12 bloom. This was my first time planting them. I'm also transferred some yellow Iris should I cut all the green leaf An just plant the roots for next spring? Help anyone
reply
Stacy
I'm surprised you didn't take an opportunity to move the black lace elderberry. They grow very large. I had one on my Michigan garden but had to remove, it outgrew a 8x6 space. Is it there so the tree can provide some shade. The space where the suspected dead weigela is would be a good location allowing both plants room to shine.
reply
I'm surprised you didn't take an opportunity to move the black lace elderberry. They grow very large. I had one on my Michigan garden but had to remove, it outgrew a 8x6 space. Is it there so the tree can provide some shade. The space where the suspected dead weigela is would be a good location allowing both plants room to shine.
reply
Mel
When we built out house 40 plus years ago, my dad winched a quince bush from his yard and brought it to me. it did well for years. Fast forward the forty years and trees had grown up shading the quince. husband took his tractor, put a chain around it and pulled it out. replanted it in a sunny spot, and sure enough its coming back!
reply
When we built out house 40 plus years ago, my dad winched a quince bush from his yard and brought it to me. it did well for years. Fast forward the forty years and trees had grown up shading the quince. husband took his tractor, put a chain around it and pulled it out. replanted it in a sunny spot, and sure enough its coming back!
reply
Lueree
Thank you SO much for sharing this. I have a few plants I need to move & have been a little hesitant just because I've never done it before. QUESTION: should I move my Dusty Miller? I cut it back hard because I planted them in the wrong place & intend to move them, but I'm not sure if i should just pull them out & start over?
reply
Thank you SO much for sharing this. I have a few plants I need to move & have been a little hesitant just because I've never done it before. QUESTION: should I move my Dusty Miller? I cut it back hard because I planted them in the wrong place & intend to move them, but I'm not sure if i should just pull them out & start over?
reply
Add a review, comment
Other channel videos
