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Just full of helpful information. I am learning a great deal. There is no fluff in her posts and she covers the most useful topics. Super channel!

Thank you for sharing this important information. Great video.

I had spiderwort popping up everywhere in my flower beds, so dug out.

Ty for making this video. This is exactly what I’m looking for.

It's not very "High Tech". But it works

Referring to your mistake #5 how do you work scale and balance on garage forward homes (snout house). These homes have the front door hiding behind a giant garage that takes up the full front of the house. Do you just draw a line from the center of the garage if you have this type of home? How do you balance the front of the house in these type of homes (southern suburban hellscapes)? This might be why no one landscapes these types of homes😂 😂

so helpful. thank you. i've been looking for more options like this, but i want to use as little electricity as possible. also, I'm looking to design several different fountains.

thank you, this s very helpful and im learning a lot about myself through the process <3 I am totally a cottage garden, beauty and function type of gal

Great video.. Thanks

Front yard lawns should not be allowed only for backyard

Trying to get ebook but never received email???

So complicated. Just buy two tapered pots and stack on on the other. IT automatically creates the space.

Great video! Going along with your #1 tip of addressing drainage issues - also look at anything else going on near your garden that might need maintenance now or later, or cause a safety concern. Things like utility wires, underground pipes, powerlines from the house to the shed, invisible fence line for the dog, septic tank or well.

Great Tips! THX👍👍

Hoops and half hoops are exactly what I need. Do you think they are tall enough?

Be sure with the Sky Pencil Holly not to have its roots waterlogged. Mine took a hit with that as the case. I'm still babying it back though.

I just wanted to mention on here for all who might read this -- I had a Hinoki Cypress for years and years....and so loved it. But we had a really cold winter in 2022-23...and it killed my VERY-ESTABLISHED Hinoki Cypress. I'm in zone 7B. I absolutely hated to lose it...and even gave it two summers to maybe show me that it could come back. Nope! :-( So be wary of that.

What a cool video. Thanks. So glad you made it & shared with us.

My only problem with my dog in the garden is the hose. I basically can not water around her because she thinks it's a game to catch the stream.

This is the first video I've seen from you that didn't cause me immediate anxiety about a garden faux pas.

It has now been over a month of emails and phone calls, still no refund from shrubhub!!!! BEWARE!!!!

just came across this channel, i hope you promote more native planting for our eco system.

Thank you very much for your education. I have been researching on this topic over four years. You just answered my question in one minute. Thank you

I like the cottage garden style for the tight spacing. Mulch (and weeding) is high maintenance. The less I have to mulch, the better.

I'm going to have to try this.❤

My problem is, I don't have the money to buy enough plants. I have a 150 foot creek rock wall, with a planter along it's, across the front of our house by the street. On one hand, I LOVE IT! And I am thrilled to plant it. On the other, I can't afford that many plants at once. I can afford seeds though But majority of seed packs come in multi cors. And you don't know the color until they grow. So I don't know what to do.

Amy, I just downloaded your Master the Mixed Border (Free Guide & Checklist) and purchased your Designing Landscape Layers. Thanks 😊

I love all of the pictures of the dogs you chose. Also, I never would have thought that the dogs would actually use the paths. I don't have a dog yet, (our both sadly passed away) but I LOVE dogs and plan to get one in the future and will keep all of the great tips you gave in mind when I redesign my backyard (also, hopefully in the near future). Also, just a note, if anyone buys the dog watering spigot that attaches to your water spigot, be sure it is not where it will get too hot (I live in Phoenix Arizona). I don't know how cold snowy weather would be with one. I love your content! Thank you Amy 💜

I have 4 little human boys and this gave some good ideas for them too 😅. I gave them a digging area right away and we've got some climbing stuff. I've got one who loves to deconstruct plants into tiny pieces year round and had a long "chewing" phase that I'm glad has finally passed 😅

Nice ideas! Do you have any guidance on plants that can tolerate being peed on? I'm thinking of those poor short plants that typically line the paths. I just know my and the neighbor's male dogs are going to pee on them.

Thank you for this thoughtful video. I loved the tip about cutting a window in a gate or fence for my nosy dog. My dog is a patroller. He delights in being stealthy and loves to hide under shrubs while doing “reconnaissance.” Thus, I have limbed up a few shrubs so he can enjoy more of the garden while doing his thing.

thank you for sharing this resource!

The winter before I started gardening seriously I paid attention to the path my dog took in every part of the yard by watching her paw prints in the snow. There were large areas that she never walked through and those becamegarden beds.❤

Nice ideas when we have hot plants and dogs, too. Sometimes they don't get on very weell at all! I have hot two diggers as You show in the video and they did huge caves under the salvia! So I think I should create a kind of fence or something... I really enjoyed the video. Regards from Argentina.

We have used the water dispenser that dogs can lick to release water - they work great and we leave them on all the time.

Amy, your dogs are beautiful and your cats too. I could see the joy on your face talking about your dogs. This video is so helpful for those with dogs.

Great tips. As a long term owner I have seen a lot. So agree about taking their needs into account.

I’ve always had dogs and we currently have a chocolate lab, a St Bernard and a 10lb mix. Three years ago we needed to dig up our yard and have it graded away from the house. I spent the winter before the work began paying attention to the paths they created in the snow and designed my back yard around that. I put six 4’x4’ raised beds on an angle to make it easier for them to run around, I put in paths where they were already running and added tall Karl foerster grasses and Joe Pye to make it more fun for them to pop out and surprise each other. The bonus is the entertainment value from watching them play. I did use your PLANT PERFECT ACTIVITY BOOK to guide me and it was the best money I’ve ever spent on landscaping. I highly recommend. I wish I could post pictures here.

My problem is the female dog I have, has pee'd enough to kill all the grass and I am left with dirt. Do you have any recommendations for vegetation that will survive the female urine?

Just found you this morning Already subscribed Loved it

Please help me…😂 I love your garden!❤️

I knew as soon as my husband cemented the arbor in I had made a mistake….. 😂I should have placed it further away from driveway so I could have planted evergreens for privacy 😭😭😭😭😭

Very nice presentation in very sweet voice Love ❤️ from Canada 🇨🇦

Great stuff!

As always great information!thx😃

Ty for another great video. You're my favorite!

Thank you so much for this simple and great tip! It saved our pond.

What a fantastic teacher you are! Really informative, and just exactly what I needed! I"m feeling overwhelmed by the thought of designing our large slopey garden, and this feels like it might help me get started, piece by piece. Thank you.

That was great!