It's Important That You Know How to Hoe!
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2023
- The plants mentioned in today’s video:
Syringa ‘Madame Lemoine’
Spiraea ‘Double Play Red’
Syringa ‘Bloomerang Pink’
Syringa ‘Bloomerang Purple’
Fuchsia
Golden Upright Elm tree
Libertia
Acer palmatum ‘Beni Maiko’
Fuchsia magellanica variety
Magnolia ‘Leonard Messel’
Solomon’s Seal
Dryopteris atrata
Cedrus deodara
Acer palmatum ‘Garnet’
Malus ‘Red Obelisk’
Azara microphylla ‘Variegata’
Tree peony
Omphalodes cappadocica
Hypericum ‘Hidcote’
Cortaderia selloana ‘Mini Pampas’
Miscanthus (Cosmopolitan type)
Kerria japonica
Rosa rugosa
Creeping buttercup
Dwarf Evening Primrose
Willowherb
Kerria japonica
Acer ‘Orange Dream’
Hydrangea aspera
Leycesteria
Pieris ‘Forest Flame’
Magnolia ‘Star Wars’
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I love my garden but I have felt a bit of a failure. I have discovered your videos and it’s been amazing. Things can be cut back, things can be moved, things can be taken out and replaced it’s not the end of the world. Thank you John x
I am so paranoid about planting and JL just tosses them in, gives em a stomp and then moves along. He's a hoot.
Love the way you dig up a plant with a pickaxe. When you chucked that log over the hedge, I was waiting for someone to go "OW"
Me too! That could of knocked someone out! Plus i would have kept it in the garden as a bug home ❤️
I'd be fussing and thinking and wondering for a week what to do and he does it in a few mins.
‘Grow your own way’…John’s theme song. we all agree!
Please John don’t ever become one of those boring gardeners. Your wealth of knowledge is immense but you are always a real good craic as we say in the north of England. Apart from the knowledge you pass on you have a very tongue in cheek attitude to these videos which cracks me up every time. Please keep them coming. It’s good to know I don’t have to have every product on the market just to grow a plant. I just need to buy a plant from a good garden centre/nursery x😊
Love watching John’s videos. A mixture of hard work and humour. You can’t beat that!
Love the way you bring humour to your videos - a rare thing these days - but it definitely sets yours apart from others! I hope you do another one very soon. Thank You John ❤
I really enjoyed this video. It showed John using his tools in a way that demonstrated how to use them. And the soil after years of organic matter - showing a real garden, and how it evolves with time. Also some beautiful plants - both the pieris and the Japanese maple looked stupendous.
Decisive gardening with a pickaxe! I love the enthusiasm John brings to his tasks! And a nice, in tune voice as well!
John … I’d love to see what’s over that fence …where you just chuck everything 😂😂😂
I absolutely love your videos. I know you know naturally how to use all the tools but showing us is such a gift. Thank you.
I gotta say - I adore how you were here and there and everywhere with this one - digging plants and taking -er, naming- names, telling jokes and tossing things over the hedge. This was a delightful video for my all-over-the-place mind. ✊😄❤️
We just love John lord can’t wait to watch our favourite gardener just wish we could have more of him.Made our day and to end Sunday evening with John.Wonderful man 👨 thank you for sharing.Happy 🪴 gardening 👨🌾.So glad 😃 to see him.🍀🍀☘️☘️☘️🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🙏🙏🙏
Worry those weeds! 😂👍
Do you ever hit anyone when you throw plants over the fence? Love your videos.
John is so go go go. He says to camera man look at this. Camera man looks and turns to see John feet away. Wish I had the energy he has.
John you are such a tonic you make me smile every time Sheila Chester
Ha ha 2.30 into video, and John is digging up a fuchsia with a pick Axe! I cracked up!
I feel kind of relieved that I use a draw hoe the same way as you do, but your raking technique is something I can learn from!
I used your technique of whacking the same spot many times recently when digging up a shrub to move it and am happy to report that it really works! It’s always a good day when you gift us with another fine video, especially when you season it with some of your excellent little remarks!😸💚
I’m the adult kid who can’t resist the Hugh blooms of the Japanese Peonies. I now have four of my own and hopefully get yet another. Love your humour and singing voice is pretty good too. Thanks for sharing. 👍❤️😊
Please tell me what Hugh blooms are?
I have looked up Hugh in my dictionary and it said that it is a mans name.
Thank you.
@@wayneessar7489 typo for “huge” blooms. Japanese peonies have very big flowers.
@@pansepot1490 Thank you for your reply!
Thank you for your comments on Ivy it saved me from beating my head against the wall also that left hand toss over the hedge with the weeds Perfection
Your humor today was great, had me chuckling! So many tips that apply to things in our garden, the gravel, weed worrying, hoe use, cutting miscanthus grass! We have a huge pampas grass that doesn't look as great, maybe it's because we never touch it?
I like John Lord because it’s practical gardening about plants and gardening, with very little of the “preaching” that BBC programmes indulge in and none of the silly fancy pants stuff that you get in “ love your garden” or garden rescue.
Yeayh another John Lord video. I have “repurposed” my mums pic axe after watching you garden. Wouldn’t be without it now ❤
Thanks John, You make a sense of things and it works !
Love the title Mr. Lord! All weeds are not created equal! Thanks for the lesson
Lol I wonder who lives over the hedge with all the stuff John tosses over.
Omg. So funny. You’re in top form today !
You make me smile and looking forward to your to watch your channel. Thank you John. Love from Chicago❤❤❤
Hello John and David, thanks for the video, so lovely to see yous🏴
Always entertaining and informative!
I bought two ‘Double Play Red’ spirea from the clearance rack a few years ago. They were very sad, little sticks. They’ve rebounded so well and the foliage is lovely all year, with a little bit of flowering all season long. Pollinators love it. The flowers are very “red” as they say.
You added a smile to my day!
Nice Fleetwood Mac pun!
I planted Proven Winners double play douzy spierias and the purple boomerang lilacs last spring. The spierias did great...it bloomed all summer long and have come back well after a rough winter here. The boomerangs struggled last summer but this year they have filled out and had a decent first bloom but no repeat. This second year they have really filled out so hope i can get a second bloom out of them. Here in North Carolina USA, spring has been wet and cool...more like the UK. Now we are preparing for our hot dry southern summer. Good luck with your new flowering shrubs. Susan
Great entertainment, fun and advice
The Tai-Haku is gorgeous!
Thank you Mr. John for sharing your knowledge 🙏💙🌺
Bad year for tree seedlings here in Derbyshire . Millions everywhere . I don’t recall ever been so many -Nearly every plant has many seedlings in the crown 👎 cheers John - all the best
Hoi John,we have bad and cold weather in Holland also brrrr 13c much to cold for the time of year😢keep Gardening
Top of the morning to you I'm a new Subscriber
I love your scattered approach
What a treat
When I see you do things in the garden... How you move around... I think, we have the same personality, energy, talent, and problems... I guess...
Going in and coming back out… wait were both talking about cutting down grasses… right? 😂
Great singing ❤️
The Boomerang lilacs only reblooms if it is deheaded and fertilized after the first flush (and for me, it was just a dribble for the second flush). The flowers are so small compared with the Lilac chinensis, and not as fragrant. I offered it as free if they also dug it out too. It can be useful for areas that don't have enough cold period for chinensis.
I agree: a complete disappointment. I bought two from two different suppliers and they both died on me.
What a useful bit of info...I planted one midsummer last year and was wondering wha to expect....
25:00 I like to scratch shapes in the dirt/mulch when deciding on where to plant based on how large I link the things around are going to grow.
John your uploads are fun and an education thankyou, oh and I need to get myself a draw hoe now!
Best fertiliser is the gardeners shadow 💪
So happy to see you again
What an easy job.
Now my life has shifted again. Yay.
We are already 6 inches below normal rain for the year - got zero snow over the winter and much fewer rainy days ... not looking good portends a dry summer.
Thanks for your sharing about your garden. It would be so nice if you would look into the camera, it seems as if you do not like us😍😭
Why are the roots of the yew so useful for growth?
I understand dandelions are a sign of something lacking in the soil. I think it’s calcium??
Yup, or compacted ground
John Lord❤
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I love the proven winners stuff. Still havent got the “bubblegum petunias” here yet. Id never use another if i got those. Id spend money on them. !😅😅
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Hi from belfast . Do penny's like shade ? Like in front of a prunus hedge with sun in front but shade behind
I would like to know the brand of the draw hoe. Does anybody knows it?
What’s on the other side of that hedge? 🤣
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Did Cillian Murphy ever visit your garden? 😊❤
Margie from usa- john it is not just your imagine but it has been a crazy march and April kere in kansas city as well. Climate change is alive and well unfortunately!
Is that how you get the best plants? Lol
always enjoy your videos john x nom7cking about just getting the job done 😂😂😂