Bridgehaven Condominium Complex Radical Renovation with Plant Amnesty in Seattle WA

[@Billster1955]

Thank you

[@suzetteccc]

Thanks Cassie. Good information even for the homeowners. Love your videos....on to the next!

[@PhoenixBook1898]

I am curious what the landscape looks like now after the renovation.

[@juanvazquez6108]

Do you have more in Spanish

[@patriciag7508]

This is the best landscaping video I have watched. You really know how to lovingly care for mature plantings. There were so many topics covered on how to create and maintain natural landscaping. Several methods I plan to try in my Central Fl somewhat of a jungle yard. Thank you so much.

[@seanpeter1901]

I know it's kind of randomly asking but do anyone know a good site to watch newly released movies online ?

[@prestongary145]

@Sean Peter Flixportal

[@seanpeter1901]

@Preston Gary Thank you, signed up and it seems to work :) Appreciate it!

[@prestongary145]

@Sean Peter Happy to help :D

[@FixItWithMe]

Can u please make a video on how to trim or lift the skirt of a Japanese weeping maple that is almost touching the floor? Thanks!!!! :)

[@suzearl]

Cass was fabulous!

[@bayareasurfcaster4292]

is skirting ok for firewire compliance, 1' air gap from ground to lowest branch?

[@nancysewell769]

Cutting out perennials with a bread knife. What about Bishops Weed?

[@FrankEdavidson]

There are so many videos out there of ostensibly professional gardeners showing "complete garden tidy up and pruning" but a pair of secateurs' is seldom seen and the utterance "naturalistic" heard even less. They're out with the hedge shears leaving a row of dumplings and boxes. They are proud of their results but of more concern are viewer comments "so much better" Perhaps it's what the client thinks they want but to be frank many clients might not know to ask for a price for selective pruning and the gardeners have to put in a price against other gardeners who would shear everything to boxes and balls.

[@lesliejacobs1439]

Yes I always use a bread knife..did not know others did. Haha

[@thalyx90]

Thanks. Very informative.

[@SGspecial84]

Those Japanese maples look like the pits to take care of. I'll admire them in someone elses yard for now.

[@paulmesi3958]

engaging