Pruning Hydrangeas, Roses, and Clematis | Gardener in Love

Spring is heading our way and that means it's time to prune the garden! Today we're tackling three of our favorites - hydrangeas, roses, and clematis. It's a beautiful sunny day to get our garden ready for Spring!
FOLLOW GARDENER IN LOVE
Facebook - / gardenerinlove
Instagram - / gardenerinlove

[@jillbruce3624]

Happy to see you out in the yard.

[@susans1679]

What about putting a pretty little path with some stepping stones for the mail person- rather than the barrier? He or she would still have a shortcut and paths do look pretty.

[@capecodcottagegarden]

Great video! Still a little early to prune in my neck of the woods on Cape Cod, MA. Enjoying your content. Very helpful as I have many of the same plants. I planted about 20 hydrangeas last summer. They are quintessential Cape Cod :)

[@jerryrobinpendleton5171]

Thanks for the pruning tips. Is it ok to prune now in North Texas zone 8A? The bloopers at the end were too funny! “Get a new arm!”🤣😂🤣

[@billyjones9620]

Have you guys ever heard of Adalynn Hydrangeas? I bought a few but can’t find much on it.

[@slane_design]

What side of the house is your clematis planted on? I have had a tough time growing them . thanks so much!

[@gardenerinlove]

Our clematis is on the West side of our house and it’s grown pretty well. We do have issues with it getting a bit too hot in the summer so roses may be better suited for us! 😉

[@slane_design]

@@gardenerinlove Thank you I will try my west side and your gardens are just beautiful!!! love your channel!

[@realityvonqueef]

Icons