Two things. First, I don’t understand why people give you a hard time about wearing flip flops in your garden, I do the same time and sometimes don’t even wear them. Second, the sound of your shears clipping in the video was extremely satisfying haha.
If I had to wear shoes in my garden all the time I wouldn't be in it very much at all. I love being grounded...it connects us to mother earth in a wonderful way.
It could be that the 'Summer Crush" did not 'fall' down. It looks to me that a deer left her fawn there while she went to graze. That's where the fawn laid down. Just a thought....
I’m liking your recent focus on making a garden “your own” - from pruning back perennials when and if you feel like it, to seeking out those underused or unknown plants. I admire certain looks, but I personally never want my garden to look “over thought” - or just like my neighbors’ gardens. Thanks!
Like the 'Chelsea Chop', carried out around the same time as the Chelsea Flower Show here in the UK, your cut back of perennials after the first flush in mid July is known here as the 'Hampton Hack', after the Hampton Court Flower Festival.
It is just so satisfying to tidy up the misbehaving plants, isn't it? Been doin' the same in my garden. I have a few things flopping that cannot be staked up that just need to go and my thought is similar "I am just not going to put up with this behavior". I have so many other things coming into beautiful bloom that they won't be missed. And I just found my beautiful Zinfin Doll hydrangea was so kindly pruned for me by some deer. I have not had any deer issues in so long that it took me by surprise. It was so full of blooms and I was so proud of it as it was dug up by snowplow driver that didn't know where the road was and plowed right down my side garden this past winter. Ah well, such is the life of a gardener in the mountains.
I’m glad it’s not just me with floppy perennials this year! My Shasta’s never recovered from a torrential downpour flattening. I got so fed up of trying to stake them up and just called it a day and cut ‘em back!
I found your channel from Linda V's. I'm so glad I did! you have a beautiful garden! I love to cut back my perennials after they bloom, it's so satisfying!
Best advise on this EVER. It’s gardener’s choice on whether you like a bit of froth & mess or if you’re ‘not putting up’ with the way it flopped and dried. Brilliantly explained.
" rescue mission for other plants " , love it haha ! Thanks for this very helpful post, I was actually contemplating about pruning today, now you gave me confidence ! 🥰
I know. I know I need to cut lots of stuff back. And now that you've done it, I will do it. Thank you for the inspiration and tips. For Lady's Mantle, I didn't think of cutting it back. I will start with that
I find caradonna the prettiest Salvia. My experience to prevent flopping: it needs a lot of sun, little water and breathing room so nothing too close to it.
I cut back my ladies mantel one stem at a time. There is new growth under the old leaves and I don’t want to cut them. Does it take me awhile? Yes but so worth seeing the new growth.
Very helpful-especially for Cat’s Pajamas Nepeta! Cutting mine back this week! I just purchased this spring-I love ❤️ love ❤️ love the color in my garden!!! Thanks for the demo!!!
Not familiar with Ladies Mantle, love how yours look, but here in FL, we could be too hot! 🥵 Thanks so much for hanging in there and encouraging us...now, get a glass of Pinot Greigo and make a lovely bouquet! 🥰👍❤️🌺🦋🌹
My hollyhocks finally fell over Monday, and they were driving me nuts too. Looking all lazy and also making it hard for my husband to get to his truck. They got the chop ✂️ yesterday morning and I felt so much better 😁
Hi there - would love if you gave us an update on your compost / compost bin and process. I just set up 2 of the same lee valley bins (love them) and would like to learn more about how you compost
I get great therapy in pruning back! The sound of my clippers (like yours) is comforting. I did this yesterday afternoon. Crocosmia...down, Shasta daisies...down, spent hosta blooms...down! It’s like my beds can take a deep breath...ahhhh! I’m new to your channel but I was wondering do you know the proper way to prune a wisteria? Mine is eleven years old and out of control. I’m not afraid to prune, just don’t want to mess up the blooms. Love your videos and expert advice! 🌿🌻
I was so inspired by your video and ran out to cut back some perennials, but I had to come back to ask you what the bug spray do you use and how do you control the mosquitos. thank you.
I like this kind of garden maintenance too. I need to keep a journal so I can remember what reblooms! The sound of you cutting back perennials was like music to my ears. Happy gardening.
I grow so much alchemilla Mollis. I love it edging the gardens or as a ground over with geranium bloody cranes bill for areas I ignore. I handle the cut back different ways. I usually cut back every other plant on the edge so I don’t lay the entire border edge bare. OR I twist and pull out the flowers which helps to thin out the crown of the plant. Love that flower in fresh or DRIED boquets!
you're really making the case for me with Lady's Mantle, I have an aversion to it because when I was doing my floral training-I worked for someone who made us use it in everything and made us call it Alchemilla Mollis even though we used common names for everything else 🙄
The pretty pink flowers that were laying over in the middle, they may not have just fell over. It could have been an animal, like maybe a deer laid down for a little rest there. Not sure, but it's a possibility.
Hi Erin! This was very enjoyable and somewhat soothing to watch. I had my salvia cut back earlier because it flops every year and looks very messy and unkept. We'll see how it does. As others mentioned, I was hoping to see a bouquet out of the cut flowers. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you especially for the ladies mantel pruning!! Although alot of people love this plant, i find it to be invasive, reseeding in my grass 🤬 and wasnt sure how to trim it!!! I'm going for it!!!
Love your videos! I have May Night Salvia and it never flops... makes little babies sometimes, but never flops. I cut mine back a few weeks ago (zone 4)... hoping for a second flush of blooms. Boy, was it COVERED in bees this spring! I REALLY need to cut back my catmint... thanks for the reminder! I don't know how it could be the middle of July already...
Erin your video came at a perfect time. My yarrow is tall, blooming and going crazy however it’s flopping over onto other plants driving me crazy. I have it corralled with string snd stakes should I just cut it back and see if it will refresh blooms. 🌸
Same experience with caradonna... i think it might actually be better to not cut it back all the way because a lot of side shoots and blooms appeared after just taking out the biggest blooms. It definitely reblooms either way. I wonder if leaving some stems longer at the bottom would Support it more / chelsea chop
Looks like a deer took a little nap in the middle of your stachys. I’m going to do a big chop of my monarda. In fact I may yank it. I love it but it’s in the wrong spot and just gets out of hand. Maybe I’ll try to move it ,not sure if that’s good to do right now.
Did the deer sleep on that persicaria? Maybe that is why they went flat. I'm amazed where I find deer taking a little snooze. Your garden is looking beautiful Erin.
@@cyhomer The pink flower that is slumped over in her video. I think that is Persicaria (bottle brush). It looks like my yard when deer take a nap in the plants.
Sorry to put this question with this video. I just saw your garden tour on Linda Vater's channel and wanted to know one of the plants if you don't mind. What are the blue flowers (looks like you have two plants) below your dahlias along your house between your front door and the cellar doors? So pretty! I have a MINOR obsession with the color blue! 😆
Just wondering how the Chelsea chop worked for your penstimons? I could see some in the back ground at the end of this video. So pretty!! I’ve never done that to mine, but this year they got very tall and then started to flop. Would the Chelsea chop help that? I wanted to leave the remnants of the blooms this year but couldn’t because they were flopping over other plants 🤔.
Erin, it is Nov 1 and we still have not had a hard frost (or two) to blacken and kill many of the hosta, ligularia, and peony leaves. Can they be cut back now for winter or do we need to wait for the killing frosts? Thank you.
Erin, what is the plant behind you as you're cutting back the salvia? It almost looks like rhubarb, but that doesn't look quite right. I need to cut back the monarda, which I planted last year. Is there a trick or tip you use to keep the monarda floppiness to a minimum? I haven't had it in my garden before. Of course, our 40-60 mph wind and heavy rain, were more than likely what caused the floppiness! Also, how late is too late, to cut back fall flowering perennials, like Matrona sedum? Next spring I will definitely need to divide it ~Margie
I think “I’m just not going to put up with that behavior” should be on a tshirt with a picture of clippers👌😄 I’m going to have to cut back my ladies mantle before they go bye through no fault of theirs just so much rain here this month that the blooms are just laying down in the mud 😟
I used to wait until January (in fact it was like my favorite January activity) but last year everyone started ordering in fall and I panicked that everything would be gone so I think I ordered in November or December.
Hi Erin! I'm pausing video at 2:55 because I went to Google Ladies Mantel to see if I could grow in my zone. It does say it is toxic to skin when cutting, I hope you don't have a reaction? It also said toxic to dogs and I have a new pup, who I don't think will eat it, so I'm going to try in my zone 7. Thank you for sharing this lovely new specimen to me!
Um I don't think this toxic information is correct, when I went to the sight to read more, I got the spam of you won, you are our billionth customer, and warning of a fraudulent website! Ugh!
I had a doe having her midday nap everyday on a patch of peonies and nipped on my limelight hydrangea. Somehow, she stopped for almost a month, which made me worried about her so much. Now she comes back with her new companies. To be honest, I developed a very complicated feeling about her. I checked the video with a defeated, angry but released feeling every time when I spotted her.
Two things. First, I don’t understand why people give you a hard time about wearing flip flops in your garden, I do the same time and sometimes don’t even wear them.
Second, the sound of your shears clipping in the video was extremely satisfying haha.
I live in tick/Lyme Disease country .... I wear long pants, high socks and shoes. I wouldn't dream doing flip flops and shorts, but that's just me.
If I had to wear shoes in my garden all the time I wouldn't be in it very much at all. I love being grounded...it connects us to mother earth in a wonderful way.
Agree with the clipper sound! Actually came down here to see if she added a shopping link. lol
I was just coming to the comments to say that it looks like something is bedding down in them!!!
It could be that the 'Summer Crush" did not 'fall' down. It looks to me that a deer left her fawn there while she went to graze. That's where the fawn laid down. Just a thought....
That’s exactly what I thought too!
Yes, at 4:32... I was just about to type that same comment! 😀
Yep, deer overnight campsite.
Agree!😁
Hahahaha I love it! Erin says: "I'm just not gonna put up with this behavior"... as she cuts back the unruly salvia. I needed that right now.
I loved “I’m just not going to put up with this behavior”
'I'm mad at this salvia'- LOL
I’m liking your recent focus on making a garden “your own” - from pruning back perennials when and if you feel like it, to seeking out those underused or unknown plants. I admire certain looks, but I personally never want my garden to look “over thought” - or just like my neighbors’ gardens. Thanks!
Hello Jennifer Sauer..
How are you doing today?
Like the 'Chelsea Chop', carried out around the same time as the Chelsea Flower Show here in the UK, your cut back of perennials after the first flush in mid July is known here as the 'Hampton Hack', after the Hampton Court Flower Festival.
I was hoping you would show us the final bouquet you made. Must be beautiful.
It is just so satisfying to tidy up the misbehaving plants, isn't it? Been doin' the same in my garden. I have a few things flopping that cannot be staked up that just need to go and my thought is similar "I am just not going to put up with this behavior". I have so many other things coming into beautiful bloom that they won't be missed. And I just found my beautiful Zinfin Doll hydrangea was so kindly pruned for me by some deer. I have not had any deer issues in so long that it took me by surprise. It was so full of blooms and I was so proud of it as it was dug up by snowplow driver that didn't know where the road was and plowed right down my side garden this past winter. Ah well, such is the life of a gardener in the mountains.
I’m glad it’s not just me with floppy perennials this year! My Shasta’s never recovered from a torrential downpour flattening. I got so fed up of trying to stake them up and just called it a day and cut ‘em back!
I found your channel from Linda V's. I'm so glad I did! you have a beautiful garden! I love to cut back my perennials after they bloom, it's so satisfying!
Best advise on this EVER. It’s gardener’s choice on whether you like a bit of froth & mess or if you’re ‘not putting up’ with the way it flopped and dried. Brilliantly explained.
‘Tis the season for floppy perennials! Drives me nuts🤣🥰love a good prune to clean them up.
Hello Jeanne...
How are you doing today?
Thank you. Very helpful. I agree with someone else - the sound of the secateurs is very satisfying.
I love the sound of your clippers. They sound nicely sharpened
It is a good sound, right?
Yours is the only garden I have. Great video, as always.
Raggedy bits, my life in a nutshell🤣🤣🤣🌱🌱🌱
" rescue mission for other plants " , love it haha ! Thanks for this very helpful post, I was actually contemplating about pruning today, now you gave me confidence ! 🥰
I'm so loving your channel. Your gardens are gorgeous and you are so real
I know. I know I need to cut lots of stuff back. And now that you've done it, I will do it. Thank you for the inspiration and tips. For Lady's Mantle, I didn't think of cutting it back. I will start with that
I agree that is the fun part. I cut bee balm and sedums this year to keep them from flopping. Very therapeutic!
I find caradonna the prettiest Salvia. My experience to prevent flopping: it needs a lot of sun, little water and breathing room so nothing too close to it.
I cut back my ladies mantel one stem at a time. There is new growth under the old leaves and I don’t want to cut them. Does it take me awhile? Yes but so worth seeing the new growth.
Very helpful-especially for Cat’s Pajamas Nepeta! Cutting mine back this week! I just purchased this spring-I love ❤️ love ❤️ love
the color in my garden!!!
Thanks for the demo!!!
Not familiar with Ladies Mantle, love how yours look, but here in FL, we could be too hot! 🥵
Thanks so much for hanging in there and encouraging us...now, get a glass of Pinot Greigo and make a lovely bouquet! 🥰👍❤️🌺🦋🌹
My hollyhocks finally fell over Monday, and they were driving me nuts too. Looking all lazy and also making it hard for my husband to get to his truck. They got the chop ✂️ yesterday morning and I felt so much better 😁
"so... i'm a little mad at this salvia right now"... OMG you are the best!
Super helpful! Thank you! Now show us how your bouquet turned out. 😁💐🌺🌸🌼
Hi there - would love if you gave us an update on your compost / compost bin and process. I just set up 2 of the same lee valley bins (love them) and would like to learn more about how you compost
OMG Erin! You’re killing me with that bouquet of Lady’s Mantle. My fav but can’t grow it here in San Diego 🥲
Love cutting back the perennials- makes the garden look fresh! Great video!
I get great therapy in pruning back! The sound of my clippers (like yours) is comforting. I did this yesterday afternoon. Crocosmia...down, Shasta daisies...down, spent hosta blooms...down! It’s like my beds can take a deep breath...ahhhh! I’m new to your channel but I was wondering do you know the proper way to prune a wisteria? Mine is eleven years old and out of control. I’m not afraid to prune, just don’t want to mess up the blooms. Love your videos and expert advice! 🌿🌻
I love your attitude and gardening advice. Thanks for making me a better gardener and making me smile while I'm at it!
Love the sound of those clippers, so satisfying!
I was so inspired by your video and ran out to cut back some perennials, but I had to come back to ask you what the bug spray do you use and how do you control the mosquitos. thank you.
I love perennials! Your garden is beautiful. Also when mine start flopping in the middle sometimes is because they need to be divided.
I like this kind of garden maintenance too. I need to keep a journal so I can remember what reblooms! The sound of you cutting back perennials was like music to my ears. Happy gardening.
Everything always looks so neat when things are cut back and your gardens are beautiful!
These are two new plants in my flower beds this year so thanks for this!
I went back and rewatched your "Chelsea Chop" video. Do you have an update on the Penstemon you chopped in that video? Thanks!
Thank you for this video, like your approach to tidying up the gardens! Now I’ll be excited to do a mundane job!
Maybe a baby deer nested in your stachys. Thanks for all the tips 🌱🌼
I grow so much alchemilla Mollis. I love it edging the gardens or as a ground over with geranium bloody cranes bill for areas I ignore. I handle the cut back different ways. I usually cut back every other plant on the edge so I don’t lay the entire border edge bare. OR I twist and pull out the flowers which helps to thin out the crown of the plant. Love that flower in fresh or DRIED boquets!
you're really making the case for me with Lady's Mantle, I have an aversion to it because when I was doing my floral training-I worked for someone who made us use it in everything and made us call it Alchemilla Mollis even though we used common names for everything else 🙄
Haha ha😂
The pretty pink flowers that were laying over in the middle, they may not have just fell over. It could have been an animal, like maybe a deer laid down for a little rest there. Not sure, but it's a possibility.
I thought the same thing.
Hi Erin! This was very enjoyable and somewhat soothing to watch. I had my salvia cut back earlier because it flops every year and looks very messy and unkept. We'll see how it does. As others mentioned, I was hoping to see a bouquet out of the cut flowers. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you especially for the ladies mantel pruning!! Although alot of people love this plant, i find it to be invasive, reseeding in my grass 🤬 and wasnt sure how to trim it!!! I'm going for it!!!
Thanks for the video. I've got some nepeta and alchemilla that are driving me crazy. Can't wait to get out there! Cheers!
The trimming was very therapeutic lol . Beautiful bouquet 💐
Nice garden
so relaxing how you do videos
Love your videos! I have May Night Salvia and it never flops... makes little babies sometimes, but never flops. I cut mine back a few weeks ago (zone 4)... hoping for a second flush of blooms. Boy, was it COVERED in bees this spring! I REALLY need to cut back my catmint... thanks for the reminder! I don't know how it could be the middle of July already...
Love your philosophy Erin! Could we please have a garden tour soon?
Look on Linda Vater’s UTUBE for a tour of Erin’s garden.
@@diannefields6637 thx 🙂
Erin your video came at a perfect time. My yarrow is tall, blooming and going crazy however it’s flopping over onto other plants driving me crazy. I have it corralled with string snd stakes should I just cut it back and see if it will refresh blooms. 🌸
I did mine. Really glad too, it was making me crazy laying there. 😂
Same experience with caradonna... i think it might actually be better to not cut it back all the way because a lot of side shoots and blooms appeared after just taking out the biggest blooms. It definitely reblooms either way.
I wonder if leaving some stems longer at the bottom would Support it more / chelsea chop
Amazing sharing.. 🌸🌸🌿🌿🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸👍👍
I just did this today! Hoping for maybe some new blooms for the fall 🤞🏻 but the plant flop is real and annoying!
I've been snipping some overgrown things lately. I guess now I'll find out whether I did it correctly.
Looks like a deer took a little nap in the middle of your stachys. I’m going to do a big chop of my monarda. In fact I may yank it. I love it but it’s in the wrong spot and just gets out of hand. Maybe I’ll try to move it ,not sure if that’s good to do right now.
Did the deer sleep on that persicaria? Maybe that is why they went flat. I'm amazed where I find deer taking a little snooze. Your garden is looking beautiful Erin.
Persicaria??
@@cyhomer The pink flower that is slumped over in her video. I think that is Persicaria (bottle brush). It looks like my yard when deer take a nap in the plants.
@@GardenMoxie ..no, she said what it was…Stachys…’Summer Crush’… it’s not persicaria.
@@cyhomer Thanks Cathy! I missed that. Thanks for letting me know.
Great job, we are also cutting back here. Such a pleasure. Kr Claus
Thank you for visiting, Claus.
I have been chopping some of mine for the last 2 days ! 😜
What type of clippers you use sounds very sharp?
Oh they are! I use the Niwaki GR Pro secateurs.
Random question. Did you change your hair? Color is great!! Loving the new Friday show. Getting my cocktail ready already 🤣🤣🤣.
It's a moving target, especially in summer when one day on the water turns it really blond and then I go and dye it darker but it doesn't last long.
Sorry to put this question with this video. I just saw your garden tour on Linda Vater's channel and wanted to know one of the plants if you don't mind.
What are the blue flowers (looks like you have two plants) below your dahlias along your house between your front door and the cellar doors? So pretty! I have a MINOR obsession with the color blue! 😆
'Cheer Blue' delphinium. It's an All-American Selection that I grow from seed. Actually the ones you saw in that video reseeded themselves!
@@TheImpatientGardener thanks!!
Do you have an irrigation system? Your plants look luscious!
I don't. Only in the vegetable garden and in one bed along the house.
Wow, those pruners make the most satisfying sound! What brand are they? Just love it when I get that sound as I prune.
They are the Niwaki GR Pro pruners. I love them so much.
@@TheImpatientGardener just ordered them from Niwaki. Can't wait for them to arrive!
I cut back my salvias last month and they’re blooming again. Last year I didn’t and they were a mess!
Very helpful! Thank you🌸
me with shears? I will cut everything in the garden and will probably go indoors and give myself a new haircut. I get way too carried away
lol!
Just wondering how the Chelsea chop worked for your penstimons? I could see some in the back ground at the end of this video. So pretty!! I’ve never done that to mine, but this year they got very tall and then started to flop. Would the Chelsea chop help that? I wanted to leave the remnants of the blooms this year but couldn’t because they were flopping over other plants 🤔.
Ohhh!
Good call!
I had forgotten about that!
I'm going back to look for it!
Thanks ❤
Good one ma'am very effective
Erin, it is Nov 1 and we still have not had a hard frost (or two) to blacken and kill many of the hosta, ligularia, and peony leaves. Can they be cut back now for winter or do we need to wait for the killing frosts? Thank you.
TY for the encouraging tutorial! Not sure of the name of the Pink perennial you cut back at the end of the video? "Summer crush" Is it a Penstemon?
It’s a Stachys 'Summer Crush' 💛
Ty??
Oops!!
Thanks Emma. Yes, this is correct.
Great information! 👏
Looking good!
Question: what about annuals? Can I cut back nicotiana at all to prolong flowering, etc?
Yes! On Nicotiana yes but approach other annuals carefully.
@@TheImpatientGardener Thanks so much for the quick reply! If it wasn’t violently storming at the moment I’d go out and do it immediately.
Erin, what is the plant behind you as you're cutting back the salvia? It almost looks like rhubarb, but that doesn't look quite right. I need to cut back the monarda, which I planted last year. Is there a trick or tip you use to keep the monarda floppiness to a minimum? I haven't had it in my garden before. Of course, our 40-60 mph wind and heavy rain, were more than likely what caused the floppiness! Also, how late is too late, to cut back fall flowering perennials, like Matrona sedum? Next spring I will definitely need to divide it ~Margie
My lavender is done blooming. Can I cut spent flowers off now?
Yes. Check for any pollinators or spiders that are still living off those spent blooms first.
If pruning back, prune just above woody part.
How are the new plants doing that you planted between your place and your neighbours?
That flat space in the middle of the stachys looked a lot like a place where deer may have bedded down, IMO.
That was my thought exactly!
I think “I’m just not going to put up with that behavior” should be on a tshirt with a picture of clippers👌😄 I’m going to have to cut back my ladies mantle before they go bye through no fault of theirs just so much rain here this month that the blooms are just laying down in the mud 😟
Looks like a deer took a snooze in the summer crush. 😊
Thank you. Nepeta is going down!!!!
Sweet gardening as well u ♥️♥️
When do you start ordering seeds for the coming year?
I used to wait until January (in fact it was like my favorite January activity) but last year everyone started ordering in fall and I panicked that everything would be gone so I think I ordered in November or December.
I just cut back lavender and youtube recommended this.
Always enjoy your videos, wish you were my neighbor.
Hi Erin! I'm pausing video at 2:55 because I went to Google Ladies Mantel to see if I could grow in my zone. It does say it is toxic to skin when cutting, I hope you don't have a reaction? It also said toxic to dogs and I have a new pup, who I don't think will eat it, so I'm going to try in my zone 7. Thank you for sharing this lovely new specimen to me!
Um I don't think this toxic information is correct, when I went to the sight to read more, I got the spam of you won, you are our billionth customer, and warning of a fraudulent website! Ugh!
If I did what you just did I would have bug bites all over my legs. What’s the deal there? Any clue?
Did you call Nepeta 'Cat's Pyjamas'? We call it catmint, but Cat's Pyjamas is so much more fun!
It is more fun, that's a specific cultivar (new in the last couple years here).
Wonder if a deer laid in those pink flowers 🌸
Several people suggested that and I think that's probably exactly what happened!
Sometimes deer will sleep in the flowers. (Stachys problem)!
Very good guess. Wouldn't be surprised at all if that was it.
@@TheImpatientGardener I thought it could be deer too. At least they didn't eat the stachys!
Sometimes cats will too, a stray I was feeding on the porch would lay in my daffodils.
Raggedy bits..😂😂😂🌼
I thought I was the only garden with bare feet😂
No no no, me too..😉
With the Summer Crush it defiantly looks like a deer laid down in their
I think possibly a deer made a bed in your beautiful flowers. 😍
Perhaps a deer laid down in midst of the stachys?
I think you have deer sleeping in your garden for a few hours, smashing your plants, I have deer too😡
Absolutely, I was thinking the same thing.
Yep ... I bet that's it.
I had a doe having her midday nap everyday on a patch of peonies and nipped on my limelight hydrangea. Somehow, she stopped for almost a month, which made me worried about her so much. Now she comes back with her new companies. To be honest, I developed a very complicated feeling about her. I checked the video with a defeated, angry but released feeling every time when I spotted her.
👌✨👍
enjoyed the video thank you ( u k )