Planting Clematis, Trimming a Weeping Cherry Tree & Moving a Volunteer Grass: LunchTime Gardening👩‍🌾

[@puppylove9349]

FYI, use your name tags from pots to put in with plants in order to always know what you planted!! Beautiful garden that took alot of time & "elbow grease"!! I used to love doing the same thing when I was much younger and miss it greatly😥!!

[@anneclabaugh]

I just love your "lunchtime gardening". Great advice...one step at a time and it all gets done! I work third shift so in the morning when I get home I work in the garden for awhlile before I go to sleep. It is very soothing and stress relieving!

[@avon1950]

Your landscape is beautiful! Tip from a Master Gardener in Georgia. Roses need at least six hours of sun to do well and grow. I noticed that particular area where you had the roses planted was shady. So plant your roses in a sunny spot in your landscape. Will keep watching your improvements to your yard. Thanks

[@jesthesinginggardener]

Thank you! 🎉

[@nancymaier4289]

Your garden is beautiful! What a serene place. I would suggest that you make your own hummingbird food. 1 part sugar to 4 parts water. The red dye kills the hummingbirds. Clear only. Can't wait to watch more!

[@menow7851]

My friend had wild bunnies. Same plant 20 feet apart, one was smaller, the other had bunny volunteer poop piles fertilizing it. Amazing results.

[@DarlaPenados-rp1ss]

Wow! Your property it’s Beautiful your hard work has paid off I cracked up when you said the hostas looked fake that’s because they are perfection so healthy🦋

[@beatriceanderson9745]

Those bunnies! Looks great!😊

[@lindylou3519]

I tell ya, Jes, your garden is so colorful you don’t even need annuals. Sure wish I had more dappled shade, I would fill it with hosta & heuchera. ❤

[@menow7851]

The secret to roses is the knobby part at the base of the shrub must get 6 hours sunlight. In winter mound the mulch high over it. Most of us plant too deep or block the knobby (graft area) part from the sun with mulch. Also, clip deadheads off just above a pattern of 5 leaves and that help sprout new blooms. Last...water at the ground level. Try not to let the leaves get wet to help prevent black spot....that is dang near impossible...yet noteworthy.

[@Lilbitofeverythinghomestead]

Awe, babies are the sweetest, will you and Sweet Natey have children someday? 😊

[@lorimackie8282]

You could try hanging some weights - rocks maybe? - on the ends of the branches on your cherry tree. That may help them to hang down a bit lower at the top. It is common practice. Some people yield them down with tent pegs for a season.

[@sandycoffey-kd7sv]

Nope Jes it’s going to look beautiful after you cut back that weeping cherry, I would do the same!

[@sharonmohon3275]

Jes…I have Jackmanii and Nelly Moser planted on the same trellis…planted them about 3-4 years ago in 4 hours of direct Sun…they are amazing…so thick they almost want to tip over the trellis! Here is a tip…they are heavy feeders, so each spring, I give them about 6 cups of composted manure and mix it in with the soil….oh, my they LOVE it!

[@maryrasnick7642]

This video gives me hope for our zone 3b yard! Mostly shade. I would love to try hostas and more Huechera! You are the hosta queen!! So many beautiful varieties in your garden. It looks like heaven!! ❤

[@lisabarrows9792]

This is such a good reminder. One thing at a time. Last night I had errands to run after work. When I got home it was still light out so before I even unlocked the door to go in, I took the trash to the curb, grabbed my garden gloves and shovel and popped a couple dahlia tubers that I bought on a whim from Lowe’s in the ground. As well as 2 potted hyacinths that needed to get in the ground. Took maybe 10 minutes. Went in the house and finished up a couple of other chores. Feels good.

[@tracy6756]

Just LOVE the sound of the breeze rustling through the trees in your gully. That cherry tree will reward you next year with some blooms. Give it a feed, too, and the clematis 🥰🌸🪻🌻🌺

[@debrabeard1830]

I love all the different hosta and coral bells! I haven't any shade around my house and do have some hosta I in , but not as many as I would like. You have a beautiful garden and a good eye along with a green thumb! ❤😊

[@landscapedesignmanagement]

Nice lunch break 😊

[@NicoleSmithGardening]

I love having a grand old time outside! 🙌🌸 Your property is just scrumptious ❤

[@sevbell8307]

Roses do love a lot of sun. Any plant which isn’t doing well in an area needs moving. Sometimes it may be something in the soil affecting its growth.

[@terryspease41]

Your flag is so pretty blowing in the wind. I’m putting up my new US flag this weekend. 🇺🇸

[@newt52864]

I don't think I have ever seen the side of the yard where you planted the grass, hmmm....more possibilities 😉 In reference to the lack of blooms on the weeping cherry...I have a dogwood that got only a few blooms on it last year, this year it was in full beautiful bloom, such a mystery...I guess it just needed a year off 🤣😂

[@laurieevery958]

Jes, You make me smile every time I watch a video of yours. Love all of your gardens. You inspire me. Can you share a bit of information about your trellis where you planted the clematis? Thank you!!

[@michellepollino4986]

The cherry tree looks good. The clematis are going to look beautiful growing on your arbor.

[@helenagreenwood2305]

Bet the clematis was glad to be promoted from behind the shed into the ground 🌺😆

[@richbishop7896]

I think your rose would do better if it was in more sun. Great trimming job on the tree. It looks so much better. Bonny

[@rhondafisher72]

I also went out a weeded my two small flower beds. It's just getting warmer here in Niagara Falls NY. I'll be shopping soon for some annuls.

[@pamulapowell3951]

Looking beautiful ❤️

[@brendapreston2417]

Such a happy place

[@LeeannVanderveur-mk8uv]

I love that you trimmed your tree! Looks much better. It's hard waiting for the weather to warm up so I can be in my garden again after such a long winter! Being able to do small tasks is helpful and so healing for us gardeners. Thank you for reminding me to slow down. It will all get done...eventually😃😃😃😃

[@낭만시인연봉하모니카]

오늘이란 이름으로 시작되는하루! 뷰리풀^^ 아름다운 영상을 올려주셔서 감사합니다 덕분에 행복한 마음 힐링하였습니다 오늘도 유친님께 행운이 넘치는 날이 되기를.... 조아요👇❤❤❤❤❤

[@phylliscole9456]

God bless you

[@linakhoury6623]

Hi Jes 🌺You pruned the weeping cherry beautifully and the clematis they are going to be amazing in the garden . Jes you can plant the roses in terracotta containers and put them inplace the roses that did not succeed . Have a wonderful day .🌺🌻🌺

[@chrystalsabin4091]

Beautiful gardens, what state are you in ? Michigan maybe ❤❤❤😊😊

[@elmariedstra5631]

The tree looks amazing after its hair cut!! I love clematis to and have so many!! Love love love your garden and is looking so much and green!!❤❤

[@Paris_1217]

Hi Jes 😊 Isn’t it amazing watching your garden coming back to life. I absolutely love this time of year and I enjoy watching you and your beautiful garden grow. I can’t wait to see what you do next 😊❤

[@jackiewhitney5031]

Jes, I'm in zone 6 Ohio and my weeping cherries both bloomed but not the usual length of time though. My lilac tree did the same format. We had a mild winter also........strange!

[@michellefrance1165]

Absolutely agree with you, one task at a time and enjoy 😊

[@gardeningonthewestforkwith8994]

Jes I agree we’ve had the best spring I can remember in my 50 years 😳of gardening. Your landscape shows the love you have for your plants. I agree the rains and warmer temps create explosions in our gardens!! Come down to Weston Wv I’ll share all the painted fern you want😊plus walk thru the garden🤔😉😊

[@godisgood3812]

My weeping cherry tree didn’t bloom last year. This year it was beautiful. I think mine not blooming last year was due to frost, but this year there was no frost damage. Same with my magnolia tree. 👍🏼 I planted a climbing rose three years ago, this is third year. They say first year they sleep, second year they creep and third year they leap. This year I have blooms. So there’s hope. 🩵🫶🏼

[@ginal4079]

Add ironite plus to your roses they well take off @jes

[@staceyallard2692]

It’s so funny- idk if it’s because we both live in Michigan or what but I find we often have the same tasks to tackle around the same time.. my weeping Cherry need a bit of a trim also & it’s been weighing on my mind and I am now going to take care of it, thanks to your inspiration! Love your channel my Michigan garden friend. 😊♥️

[@lal1883]

You have a beautiful garden,love watching your videos,but please don't feed your hummingbirds that red dye nectar,it's harmful, just replace with 1 part white sugar 4 parts water,your hummers will love you for it🌸🌼🌻

[@Lupo-ie4cu]

Jes I miss your beautiful music!

[@bethharding3978]

The tree looks so much better...good job! 😊

[@LeoraTyson-uq2jv]

I've had leftover hosta chunks sitting in plastic grocery bags, then forgotten, and totally exposed, survive the winter, and start growing again in the spring. (in Sudbury, Ontario Canada)

[@susanbilicki8628]

I have found that my flowering trees will flower with abundance one year and the following year not so much. Then the following year flower with abundance again. I just love your gully and I'm amazed at how far ahead your plants are than mine here in western New York. A little tid bit as far as the roses go....they like water but not wet feet. Definitely need a good six hours of sun light.Morning sun the best. At least that's what I've found in my garden. 💕🌺🌼🌻🌸🏵

[@ordiekelleher2641]

So we did that fix today to close to cornflower. One geraniums. Now three. It's fun.

[@judymckerrow6720]

Thanks Jes. 💐💚🙃

[@Cynthia-zz1vi]

Absolutely Beautiful, hope the bunnies and all other critters leave the plantings alone

[@carynholden6421]

Wrap chicken wire around the base of the clematis. Will be cheaper than spraying and it is still protected if you forget to spray. Wrap it high enough incase the stand up. Good luck. It is all looking good. I enjoy watching you.

[@smz506]

Gorgeous jess! I love how you just went for it with the long chain saw! Beautiful work!

[@dawndawn6946]

The weeping cherry tree looks so much better! It jas been storming this morning, but it has stopped, and the sun is out for now. I have peonies to move, and echinacea to plant. I always think of you when I pop out to the garden to see if I can accomplish something before it rains or before I have leave to go somewhere. Thanks for the sweet reminders!❤

[@annwoleben5439]

Good advice - day by day, one step at a time.

[@sheliafears591]

Great job on trimming the tree! ❤

[@pat9604]

Could you please update the trellis and climbing rose that your brother made? I love it! It is amazing that you go from snow to lush plantings in such a short time. Feeding the birdies and giving the bunnies grace!❤

[@nancymarkle3948]

Weeping cherry looks so much better. Would have done the same.

[@vickiewinfrey2439]

Enjoyed tree looks much better.

[@JeanBrenholt]

I put netting around my clematis.

[@Toinette2883]

I love those autumn frost hosta too. I just got some this year and they are such a bright pop of color!

[@lisakline483]

I really love ❤ your Trellis Jes! I missed the movie when you installed it. Do you have a link for it?

[@relaxingnatures81]

You did well Jes❤❤❤

[@JettiesGarden]

As someone who also works remotely I love my lunchtimes in the garden. Are Piglet grasses hard to find? I haven’t been able to locate one and would love to add some. Jes, this video was perfect…. love how you just took us around and chatted with us the whole time ❤ You are truly inspiring and thank you for sharing!

[@MindysPlace]

The tornados on Tuesday were scary. So much so that I put my laptop, phone and purse in the clothes dryer that is located on the back wall of the basement just in case they came our way. I need one of those long chainsaws in my life. The weeping cherry tree is actually weeping again.

[@MyJunior74]

hello..my weeping cherry did the same thing...I also wondered why???

[@julipolito7761]

The hawks are probably looking for bunny’s to snack on. 🤨😖

[@sandy11556]

I'm a new subscriber, what state and zone are you?

[@andreanordblom7088]

She lives in Michigan in the mitten part. And her zone is probably a 5b or 6a. I think she lives in south or middle west MI.

[@jesthesinginggardener]

Thank you! Yes I’m in Michigan :)

[@candacekizer5338]

Jes, tell us about your father. Why don't we see him?