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Thank you so much! This is SO helpful

So much to love about this video!

Excellent advice and well made video. Thank you UC Master Gardeners!

🌿🌴🥀🦜 very nice 👍 🐣🦤🦩🍀

Fantastic. Very good explained

Beautiful!!!

Very informative, thank you for the video!

This is beautiful and so calming and encouraging.

I loved this video. Exactly the advice I'm looking for. Quick question, water sprouts & suckers can be taken out anytime, correct?

Love you both. Great information and I love the way you present it all. Thank you. Maybe zones would help too. I live in zone 9B

Thank you so much for explaining very well with step by step and demonstrating how to do it.

Very informative video. Regarding jump cut, cutting at two different sites will increase the raw surface area and chance of fungal infection. If we give a cut below and then cut from above at same level, then that will decrease the raw area and will also prevent the peeling of bark.

I am in zone8 .what month is better for pruning roses. Please help me.

In which month, winter pruning should be carried. Please let me know.

I’m late. But this video deserves many, many more views-especially among Sonoma County audience/residents. Wish I could’ve participated live. Still relevant.

Excellent and inspiring advice! Thank you!

Wonderfully presented video with easy to understand and remember care, tips and pruning guidance for the home citrus garden. Well Done!

Wonderful video - thank you!

I'm so thankful for this video! It explained so clearly and efficiently. Thank you!

This was wonderful thank you all

Thank you so much!

Vivid explanation......all my doubts related to pruning are gone now... thank you Pal!

I now feel I understand pruning and it is less of a total mystery/misery! Thank you for the clear explanation 😊

Pruning makes me so stressed

Well, after watching, i was anxious to heqd down to the comments to commend this video for all it’s glory ….to give it the recognition it deserved. I’m glad others have beat me to it and praised it’s greatness. Took the words right out of my mouth. Topped off near the end with the mini tree demo put it over the top.

9:30 I can say that house sparrows do in fact crack open sunflower seeds. 😂

Climate change 😂😂😂

Wonderful tutorial!!! ❤

Thank you both so much for the information! New CA homeowner here and I'm trying to alter our lawn with low water natives, as well as provide some shade for the hot summer days. The red grape and California lilac both stood out to me. Thanks!

This is a great video! Should be shown in training classes.

Very professional! Great video. I might have made a slightly different color correction choice to ensure more accurate skin tones and sky color, but great content, presentation and pacing!

Thanks for posting!

This must be the best pruning guide out there! You demonstrated everything as well as anyone could. Amateurs take notes, this man knows what he's talking about!

beautifully explained

The best video on tree pruning

Wow finally some really practical advice for beginners!

Very sharp, right to the point- see that works because... Great video guide.

I’m so excited to utilize the tips you described. I see so many beautiful types of birds here in Southern California. I’d like to create the safest environment possible for them to rest, eat and drink from. 🦜

Man, Americans are so lucky. All I get are pigeons here in the uk

amazing learning video

I want to learn more about gardening,

Excellent knowledge. Learned alot today from this video.

I don't have any, but this is the best pruning tutorial of climbing roses I've seen -- and I've seen A LOT of rose-pruning videos!

This is without a doubt one of the very best videos I ever have screened on UA-cam. So well explained and demonstrated and no time wasted. This video is precise and concise. Gives me confidence that I can tackle the shrubs and trees at my new rental property. Everyone should watch this video at least twice before tackling their shrubs and trees and making a lot of mistakes. Many, many years ago I tried to trim a whole long row of boxwoods. I must have done it wrong because it totally stunted their growth. They never grew up again. I was horrified and heartbroken. Ever since then, I have been frightened to trim anything.

I’m in Napa and sadly I only have a tiny 20x10 foot backyard but I have a half-barrel pond and a lovely maple tree and a feeder and the birdies come every day but I definitely had less this winter than the previous year.

This was really helpful thank you! I had snippets of information (cut at 45 degrees to encourage growth, different cuts to discourage growth) but this finally put all the pieces together and why to use each one

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Well done Video. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

Wonderful video, clearly explained. Thank you

professional level