Getting An Overgrown Landscape Bed Back In Shape

[@gardentherapySOS]

I love seeing the seasonal progression on all your videos.

[@LindasFlowersandVegetablesGard]

Great work and thanks for the cutting tips!

[@Anonymously4051]

Love your videos, thank you. So inspiring, so informative and so well articulated and edited. Very professionally done. Looking forward to your next video.

[@gardenhike]

I appreciate it! Thank you for watching.

[@tomtwiss8506]

Great work as always!

[@MourningDove-bn4dk]

Very nice.

[@chechh1020]

hi from canada love your channel

[@gardenhike]

Hello from North Dakota! I visited the International Peace Gardens at our border this spring. I’ll have a video out on that soon sharing the day’s hike. Great to hear you’re enjoying the videos.

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

Fantastic video, Garden Hike. Looking forward to your next upload. I smashed that thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the excellent work! Your approach to rejuvenating the golden ninebark was impressive. Have you considered how seasonal variations might affect the timing of your pruning schedule in different climates?

[@gardenhike]

If I understand your question correctly, then yes. The timing can vary greatly depending on one's growing zone, so I usually stress the importance of dormant plants for rejuvenation. Gardeners can then time their pruning accordingly. Thanks for the thumbs up 👍👍. It's great to hear you enjoyed the video!

[@leeandra_jo]

I really appreciate the foresight you have to document as you go so we can really see the progress! Just curious, how many acres is your property? I'm trying to figure how to garden our 1/3 acre!

[@gardenhike]

I’m on 2 acres. If you factor out the space the house, driveway, shelterbelt, etc. take up, I’d put the landscape beds/gardens utilizing about 1 acre. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@tsahaisantiagoSa-Hi]

Love ur videos!! I’ve watched a lot of them more than 3 times. My latest was ur video s on pruning the red twig dogwood. I “found” 2/3 huge ones in our wetlands just this past week and it is extremely dull looking so I’m gonna put ur teaching to work 🤞🏽 I’m only a bit worried that there’s no place for me to firmly stand/stoop/move in that area since it’s so muddy. Should I wait for the ground to freeze? NY Z6B TIA

[@gardenhike]

👍 Sure, you could wait until it freezes up. Sounds like a good plan. Great to hear you’re enjoying the videos!

[@karenl3454]

Off topic Kevin, but the deer have ravaged my Brandon cedar trees. i got too lazy in the fall the cover them. Should I replace them or is there a chance they would fill back in. The top 2 to 3 feet look like sticks, the bottom 1-2 ft are covered in snow, although they are trying to shovel to get at the bottom portions now.

[@gardenhike]

Bummer! In my experience, it takes a very long time (several years or never) for them to fill back out to look like they were. I usually say take them out if they are planted in a "prime time" area. If they're in an out-of-the-way location, there's nothing wrong with seeing what happens.