Thank you!

Simply beautiful!

can I do the same thing with an old Rhododendron. got some old ugly ones with only growth on the tips... Thanks for the tips on the azalea's...

How about transplanting? Is that done after flowering or in the fall? Thanks

Done! (although a couple days late!). Thanks for giving me the confidence to do it!

Thanks so helpful

i will be there this year i cant wait

Where can I buy these mums

How gorgeous!!!

Thank you. When is the best time to prune in Pensacola Florida especially Hawthorn and bushes?

Is there a time of year that bellingrsth sells any of these plays as the garden needs thinning?

Do it, Carson!

Any update after one year?

Is it haunted

Hello I want to know that, is Alpinia aquatica an endangered ginger specie?

Thanks for the video

I wish there was a video of how it looks after it blooms back out 🤔

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The problem I've had doing this is that the rejuvenation cuts stimulate so much growth that, in the next couple of years, the shrub ends up clogged and leggy. I've seen a few rejuvenation videos, but I've not seen videos describing how to prune when the azalea explodes. My shrubs tend to shoot out long stems that then form a whorl of about 5 branches at the end. On one of my shrubs, I didn't want to stress the plant the next year or two and the result was a shrub about chest high, all the green leaves at the outside, and an interior that was totally shaded, filled with twigs, and super dense. It's hard to figure out where to begin! Thanks for the video!

Your video was very informative and enjoyable. Prudent Mallard has interested me for a long time. I have a question: Tom McGee, you said that Prudent Mallard "never made furniture; he was a retailer," but on the site "The Historic New Orleans" there is a receipt from 1859 from Prudent Mallard that says at the top (in print) "P. Mallard, Importer and Manufacturer of Furniture" . www.hnoc.org/virtual/goods-every-description/prudent-mallard The receipt is magnified here where the description says: "Scope and Content: Billhead issued to Mr. L. Malus by P. Mallard, importer and manufacturer of furniture at 67 Royal and 80 Bienville Street." hnoc.minisisinc.com/thnoc/catalog/3/15887 This looks to be a primary source of information. Could you share some sources on Prudent Mallard as a retailer but never having made any furniture? Or would you please elaborate on what you mean by "never made any furniture"? For example, did you mean he himself never made vs. his company never made, etc.? Any information on this would be appreciated. Thank you.

So pretty! 😍

Beautiful winter flowers. WOW.

0:18 look that's me on the left the head of me

Really such a beautiful place to visit during Christmas time! You can tell people work hard on these things. Hoping to visit again this year!

fuck you BP yorkie