Thanks for the info!

Absolutely Stunning!! 💚

Brilliant ❤thank you

Best explanation, made simple, of the life of the Monarch! Thank you!

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I absolutely adore this garden.

This is a great video! Thank you for sharing all this info!

What A gorgeous Garden 😍😍😍!!! Great inspiration for new gardeners !!!

Just did that! I can't wait until next spring to sow them. Thanks

Soooo very beautiful❣️

THANKS FOR ALL THE REALLY INTERESTING INFORMATION!😊

I am desperate to know what flowering plants have a nice scent. Why is this detail left out?

Her garden has terrific depth and layering. It looks painterly.

Awesome advice thank you

Recently moved to a very old farmhouse that belonged to a gardener. The property is surrounded by mock orange and lilacs that are impossible to guess how old they are. They’ve weaved in and out of the trees and look fabulous. One large mock orange is in the middle of my yard by the garage. I have such a crush on this plant ❤️🥹 wanted to add that it lives happily with a huge lilac and they share the yard with an oak tree that is guessed to be well over 100 years old. Wild roses peek out here and there with one large bush near the tree line separating the spot where precious owners parked their rv. The more I explore, the more I find and it’s been fun. I have way too many raspberry bushes but the community usually picks them so that should be interesting 😅 Allegedly before I moved here, a certain neighbor decided to adopt all the perennial flowers, leaving behind one peony 🤷‍♀️

Too bad all this great information was disgustingly interrupted by a Trump ad asking for money.

Thank you.

I have a hostapedia book😊

Thank you for making this video. This is the exact information I was looking for

Would love to know where this garden is. What zone?

Mine turn crispy yellow.. is it too much sun or water🤔

can you add a gate

Damn! That reminded me of boot camp

Thank you!

I’ve never seen a more beautiful garden anywhere. Magnificent.

Omg her garden is my dream!!! It’s so pretty, feminine and whimsical ❤❤

Such a good idea with using the basket to give some plants as a gift, looking great! Plus using the perennials so she gets more years of enjoyment from the plants in her own garden. Keep up the helpful videos!

Thanks for showing the proper way to edge. Very helpful to see your form. Looks great how you get the sharper edge with the shovel. Keep up the great videos!

Great job in the video! The petunias in particular are interesting, also looking great! Very helpful how you mentioned to read the tag carefully to know what to expect after planting. Also great to know they come in such a variety of colors! Thank you so much!

how about 6,5 acres of poison ivy?

I spent lots of money on hostas and very soon they have been completely destroyed by snails.

Thanks for the video, Beauty of friends. I'm new to roses because I live in Canada 🍁 and well, but the time has come, I'm encouraged. I have 2 rose bushes. I say they are really stubborn, not only because of the climate. I do protect them in the winter, but the truth is that I don't think my pruning is the best. So if you have a video where you can see that method, my rose bushes will be very grateful.

Beautiful garden! I too love garage sales and flea markets so I love all of your found objects ❤❤❤

Il love the way you put the ribbon on the tree, It’s easy than any other way. Thanks

I have the May/June Garden Gate issue with the article about Heather’s garden. I loved reading it after I had watched the video tour here. My question has to do with Mikly Spore. We just ordered some from a nursery we like on Pawley’s Island, SC. The info says you’ll see a reduction after a year, even more after two years. After that you don’t have to apply for another 10/15 years! Heather says she applies Mikly Spore every year. Obviously it must be okay because her lawn and garden look wonderful. Please address this. Can you apply Mikly Spore each year?

Thank you for making this so straightforward!

What a beautiful space! I love it. Your interviews are so well done. The only suggestion I'd make would be to get rid of the music or perhaps replace it with something more restful. Thanks for sharing these beautiful gardens.

I love the tulips!

Mine is inside my Stella D'oro flower bush. It will a task to get it all out. I tried before without succes. It just grew back. Not touching it

Hello and love the video. I have a question. I have a Makawi japanese maple in a 5 gallon pot. I fear it is root bound and was going to prune it this season but missed the small window before my tree leafed out. I put some holes in the soil to get some air in but soon after leafing out while still growing it just stopped all growth and leaves started with small brown spots. Leaves are falling off completely now and I'm wondering if I should just go ahead and prune the roots like in this video? I have tested with pyrethrin and fungicide that's safe for all plants and trees. Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I'm trying to save this beautiful tree. I guess my main question is can I root prune now in Maryland in June and will that help or hurt my tree?

Very helpful explanation. Thanks!

❤thank you❤️

This was an amazing garden. Thanks for the tour!

Absolutely outstanding tutorial. Every question I had was answered. Many thanks.

OMG the lady could not get any explanation edgewise from this woman who could not stop talking over her.

I had no idea where the seeds were located. This video was very helpful!

I had no idea where the seeds were located. This video was very helpful!

Beautiful