Successes and Failures in the Garden

[@Cpicky]

Yeah-a video from John.-makes my day!!

[@deborahpellerito6117]

You are awesome John

[@suzannebramble6564]

"Anemone is the enemy" Love it! Shame I have just planted two...

[@GardenEvolution]

We need more videos from you John! To far apart! We didn't even get the prairie border tour and that's a favorite of mine 😁

[@ankabubanj5483]

We have not heard of you much to long... Video was short and sweet... Lovely as always... Find time for more..

[@bargainboymakem1]

Ahhh we've missed you John. Always a happy day when you post a new vid. Shade border looks fantastic matey.

[@lilwilliams1896]

I agree, we need more videos from John. Would like to see one when you're removing that bush!

[@verawallace9055]

He is going to murdered the bush lol , that's why he said off Camera , it's not A easy job

[@MarilenaVazquez]

Yay! My favourite KZbinr is back! Love your show John.

[@annescott6137]

🙋hi from Scotland hi John thanks for another great vidio but it is to short just getting into it when you finish up ,I love Japanese anemones John I have the dark pink and the lovely white and they do walk all over the place I have them growing in gravel so i find it quite easy to dig up peices and give them away so easy to grow .take care stay safe Anne Scott from Scotland

[@kellyferren2705]

i love watching your videos you make me smile and your passion for gardens is great thank you

[@estherrooney5264]

I just love watching this completely natural and unassuming man with heaps of knowledge which he conveys in such a lovely honest way. You’re just great John. Do you ever plant pittosporums. I’d love to hear your take on them. Thank you for a lovely video

[@ParkersGardens]

If only all my gardening failures still looked that pleasant!! Great video as always 👍

[@janicesgarden5748]

John you are the most knowledgeable with botanical names. I hope your knees are ok with all that digging you've done in your life. Hope also to see many more videos from you.

[@anyat686]

After finding you on you tube. I was over there the other day. My first time visiting your beautiful garden.

[@elliemm557]

LOL, oh, those wise proverbs you come up with is one of the many reasons I'm a fan..... doctors and gardeners ....lol

[@Tom-rc7oy]

Always enjoy your videos, thanks John!

[@kellymccormick256]

Thanks John. You've taught me so much over the last 6 months.

[@miriamward7345]

Yes, more videos. I truly enjoy your beautiful work.

[@Elvo7684]

Great video, you pack in so much useful advice. Knowledge, experience and a great sense of humour.

[@tippysdaddy7468]

Love your videos John, the different foliage plants look lovely, who needs flowers 😃

[@karolinakeske3532]

Ich bewundere sehr Ihren Garten, danke, danke ...!

[@johnschlesinger2009]

Thanks for another really enjoyable video.

[@peacelily720]

It's always fun to watch. I really want that anemone though 🤔

[@davidmarsh9526]

My hydrangea was nearly killed off with a very late hard frost. Give it another year. Live the vid.

[@TracysHomeGarden]

It is always fun to watch you in your beautiful garden! Love ❤️ it! 😍😂🌸🌱

[@jfollas698]

Thank you! Still very much inspired by your videos.

[@joanlyoung1]

Japanese Anemone welcome to the club John.

[@judithf.russell4640]

Love those shade plants!

[@jameslanigan2733]

You are such a delight in every way! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful gardens. Most importantly thank you for who you are. These covid days we are enjoying our garden because of what you teach us.

[@hobbitlady7568]

Love these videos ❤️

[@amybeckwith3332]

You are my hero!!

[@SMElder-od5cl]

I wish I knew how many plants it takes to make those lovely clumps.

[@lulubell711]

John!

[@georgcorfu]

I can see you wearing three layers. It is so hot here in Greece, 33C at the moment.

[@laurenb6451]

I live in the USA and it stinks that many of the varieties you showcase are just not available here. Today’s frustration: Sweet Heidy. I like that comment about doctors vs gardeners.

[@carmenbailey1560]

👍❤️😊

[@Pete.Ty1]

😊👍

[@mollie3244]

I'd prefer the hydrangea to the fuchsia any day. Maybe it's just having a bad year. We did have a bloody awful late frost. I've noticed lots of things not doing so well as usual. To top it off I think we're in for an early autumn and so winter. Anyone else notice this?

[@moiraberniegatt9491]

Does that mean you've had you knee done John?

[@ransomcoates546]

Boy is he right about Japanese anenome. It’s next to impossible to get rid of.

[@ademeyer]

“We’ll do it off camera in case it goes wrong”

[@leecorrigan8394]

That's a different hydrangea

[@stefaniamorbacher4807]

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