PVG Walkabout Garden Tour: Oh no! What happened to the flower towers?

[@helencortecero9017]

Would love to see you plant up one of these towers. Please show us how it’s done. Thank you for your wonderful videos 🌺🌸🌼

[@maryfromflorida1894]

Thanks for a great informative video. The towers are still beautiful even with the damage at the bottom.

[@theresekoturbash3613]

This is beautiful- love your work. ❤️

[@TravelAgentCale]

WOW so many stunning and vibrant colors in these flowers!

[@hydrangeaparadise674]

Oh my goodness, breathtaking beautiful 🌻🌸🌺🌼

[@charlenefall3831]

Beautiful flower towers 💐

[@evanpagano]

Great video, thank you for sharing. I’m struggling with woodchucks as well. They ate a huge number my sunflower seedlings earlier this spring. I haven’t tried yet but will be attempting to relocate them using a Havahart trap... only problem is they keep multiplying 🙄. I also purchased a repellent spray at my local hardware store. Have heard good things from neighbors using this method.

[@PleasantViewGardens]

Good luck with the repellent spray!

[@peggyjk]

They love apples and marshmallows, try these in your traps. Towers are beautiful!

[@evanpagano]

Have you experienced deer issues with supertunias? They’ve left mine alone in my hanging baskets which are close to my house, but next year I’ll be trying them in the landscape. 🦌

[@PleasantViewGardens]

Deer tend to not like petunias due to their sticky nature. Here's a link to Proven Winners deer resistant plants for your reference and you'll see petunias are on the list. www.provenwinners.com/learn/wildlife/deer-control

[@shannonholmberg8835]

We had a wood chuck take up residence in our back garden and the only way we caught him was by trapping. He was too smart for the small live trap we started with. We called the DNR and they volunteered to come and help. We caught him the day before they came.

[@amaiaamaiaa]

woodchucks ate all our tomatos 🤦🏻‍♀️ beautiful flowers!

[@PleasantViewGardens]

Oh that's such a bummer. Sorry to hear. Thank you for watching!

[@subhashsubu6322]

For how many times we need to add water to the plants

[@PleasantViewGardens]

Hi Subhash Subu! It depends on the plants, climate, time of year, etc. Here is a link that has helpful information on watering that is geared for the professional grower, but should be helpful to any gardener. pwpvg.com/grower-on-call/#1610643437402-592a8bc6-63f5

[@amyjones2490]

Our dogs kill woodchucks.

[@PleasantViewGardens]

Dogs can definitely be an effective method. We love our dogs but don't allow them in the gardens. Happy gardening Amy! Thanks for joining us!

[@Bamboo4U2]

A little constructive criticism, here. Your product knowledge is probably impeccable and simultaneously, you're probably really nervous and don't have a lot of experience on camera, but the "up-speak" in your voice is maddening. Go back and re-watch this video. Nearly every declarative sentence sounds like a question. (You raise the pitch of your voice at the end of every sentence like it's a question.) Again, probably because you're nervous and not yet comfortable in front of a camera, but I actually unsubscribed to a pretty successful KZbin channel because the guy who runs it speaks the same way. Up-speaking makes the speaker sound like they're asking permission or they're unsure of what they're saying. You, however, do know what you're talking about. You're just nervous but it makes you sound unsure of yourself. It'll take practice, but hang in there. Believe in yourself and when you have something to say, don't ask permission--deliver it with the certainty you have in the products you promote. Best of luck. Keep the videos coming. Thanks.

[@paulprovenzanotelejug7877]

Jake Jones I’ve been struggling with not wanting to hurt her feelings, but I am having difficulty watching the entire videos with sound on. My daughter has same speech issue. Wired had a dialect coach discuss how uptalk has a tendency for listeners to consider an up talker as less competent, uneducated, etc. I agree I want these videos to continue, but maybe after some vocal/speech coaching.

[@Bamboo4U2]

@@paulprovenzanotelejug7877 yeah, again, this criticism has nothing at all to do with her product knowledge. It's about her presentation. It's clear she's either nervous or has little experience in front of a camera.

[@paulprovenzanotelejug7877]

I have watched some recent videos, and she is much better.

[@Bamboo4U2]

@@paulprovenzanotelejug7877 you're being kind and encouraging. That's really nice. I'm sorry but I haven't noticed any appreciable improvement, but I'll continue to watch and hope for improvement. 👍✌

[@marlenecrissip2518]

Relocating animals is illegal in most areas. 80% die and young are left behind to starve.

[@Bamboo4U2]

So...what're you supposed to do? Put them down? I hope you're not expecting everyone to just let them eat all our flowers, plants, fruits & veg, right?

[@marlenecrissip2518]

@@Bamboo4U2 I don't make the laws. Please google "relocate animals".. If they do survive you are releasing your problem to someone else. You need written permission to release on private property. On public property, you need permission from DNR. Personally, I use repellents and they seem to work. '

[@Bamboo4U2]

@@marlenecrissip2518 DNR? That only means "do not resuscitate" to me, lol.

[@Uni356]

@@Bamboo4U2 shoot them.