Gardening Unplugged - Gardening in the Shade with Tony Avent

[@ShamballaCenter]

Thank you, Tony. Your knowledge and wisdom is always greatly appreciated! 💜

[@Plantdelights]

Thank you for watching!

[@junesmart7352]

LOVE your videos & your thorough knowledge that you share with us. PLEASE help your cameraman improve! 🙂

[@Plantdelights]

Thank you! Cameraman training in scheduled for this week.

[@junesmart7352]

@@Plantdelights :-) Thanks! Love watching your videos and learning so much from them.

[@wi-bama-sols]

It was great until the a)view of the plants was non-existent, and b) your drunk uncle took over holding the camera…I love Tony’s vast knowledge, and have been a PDN customer for years.

[@WarrantChen]

Yeah this guy knows what he's talking about.

[@99remus]

Where can I find a Haytai pole saw? When I do a Google search, nothing show up.

[@Plantdelights]

Try searching for "hayate pole saw" but they are quite hard to find nowadays.

[@henkboute9856]

what is the name of the variegated shrub behind you in the beginning of the video?

[@Plantdelights]

Gardenia jasminoides 'Double Variegated'

[@GeorginaRodrigues-yy1nk]

it would be great to see the plant while he is talking don't need to see the speaker but more of the plant

[@sandy-rr1by]

30year planted pin oak tree, nothing planted under it. i would like to put a few hostas, irises, and lilies underneath. daughter says planting under now, will kill the tree.

[@Plantdelights]

The roots close to the trunk are called buttress roots, their main function is support. Planting among those roots will not affect the tree as long as they are not damaged.

[@sandy-rr1by]

@@Plantdelights thank you for replying! ok, i will keep it within 5 or 6 feet from tree using shallow root plants!!!

[@blackdong4footwangnosucky]

Sounds like your tree is transitioning to its preferred gender my friend

[@lidiaspyrka8096]

Camera work terrible out of focus nauseous provoking lecture amazing!

[@MichaelFrazierTube]

Everything is amazing, but the delivery is totally patronizing.

[@kevingath9801]

I struggle with seeing things as patronizing as well. Consider that this class might be geared toward beginners who don't know as much as you do

[@HandcraftedintheFoothills]

Maybe this is a beginner class. Millions of new gardeners since the pandemic and I myself am one and I find Tony to be very knowledgeable and pleasant to listen to. He is far from patronizing...Maybe this channel is not for you....