Today at Acres Lawn Care we were planting some beautiful ericaceous plants, using tried and testing techniques I have gathered over the years!
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48 Comments
I always loosen the roots of plants when I transplant them. Thanks for the tips. That is one beautiful garden ๐.
Thanks for the video at this time of year when plants are going to rest for winter.
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I'm glad you just jumped on and gave us a video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you for the tour of the garden. Hope you can do this again sometime.
Enjoyed this video , thank you ๐๐๐
What a beautiful garden you made for her!
Great video. Can you move plants as I am thinking of doing this. When i go digging I sometimes hit problems with rock so difficult to plant up. I notice you had an extra tool with the spade, what is it and is it worth having for garden use. Thanks so much.
Bonsoir et merci beaucoup de nous avoir fait la visite guidรฉe automnale de ce charmant jardin ! A la prochaine surprise …
Good video,very informative.just keep on doing what you do and carry on.๐บ๐ธ๐ท๐พ๐ฟ๐ณ
Phew…since Iโm French I had no idea what ericacea means , but I guessed what sort of plants it is because I have a purple rhododendron in my garden . But I checked the dictionary and have now 2 new words .. in English and French . Great job by the way .
I would have passed out by now๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ
Love the video and you guys too!!โค๏ธ๐๐
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Much LOVE to you ALEX. So grateful for this awesome video. I learn so much about gaaardening ( love brithish long "a"). Your sense of humour is so refreshing. Thanks for having the chance to listen to the lady ( love British accents) owner of such a beauuutiful gaaaarden. Despite environmental noise ( train every 5 minutes, I guess ๐) the garden looks amazing. Best luck to Gary in his projects. Hope I could join to the channel as an sponsor 'cause your videos are really "true teaching material" for people who likes gardening and people like me, an old lady with planty time for praying and praising young men like you who MAKES THE DIFFERENCE just doing what you like and helping others if you can.
Have a blessed day, week, month, year my dearest boy ๐
Pretty garden. You do such good work and know so much about the plants you tend. Lucky clients ๐.
Lovely garden, and excellent job as usual ๐
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Rhododendron grow as big as trucks in my yard. Aren't those going to be a little to close together? Beautiful garden though.
great job am glad I was only drinking tea or I would be drunk as a skunk by now lol ๐คฃ xx
Good thing I grabbed 2 cups of coffee and not something harder!๐ Love the video. Not only because your passion for your work is evident but because you always seem to be surrounded by lovely chirping! ๐โค
Perfect orchestra of a garden with a maestro leading.
Great video. Thanks for making a new one. I did miss your side kick.๐ I do wish I had you to do my garden. You are such thoughtful, hard working, young man. Crack on.๐
Morning, Beautiful birds to wake up to..Thank You my friend. It was different without Gary cracking jokes.. Awesome lesson, im on the floor passed out lmao. ๐คฃ A new word for today. Stay Safe my friends much love from Tasmania โค๐๐โค๐๐๐ค
Ericaceous = acidic.
Awwww Missed you Gary. I would have been plowed drunk as a skunk. Here it is 4 pm not drinkin yet.
What a beautiful garden, thanks for your gardening advice , love your videos
Thanks for the tour of that beautiful garden. That little pond was neat and have you and Gary ever build a pond of any size for a customer? Just curious ๐ค
I love this garden! Perfect combination of color and foilage interest. Beautiful job.
Ha, our Rhodies are 20 feet high! Been there for 30 years. They would never have fit in that beautiful little garden. The blooms are spectacular in May and June. Thanks for the instruction. Never seen that awesome variegated specimen before.
What a lovely garden. I appreciate that you know the names of the plants, and their specific needs for success. I also appreciate the rapport you have with your customers, and that you help them with their designs and plans for the future. It's a pleasure watching you be so thorough and conscientious.
Beautiful garden… such a joy to watch you work with the plants.
I lived in Texas for years those are called Yucca they had them all over the place there and in Arizona
Just beautiful, I love all of those plants and shrubs! Nice work!
Hi! Late to the party, as usual. Beautiful garden. Donโt know how plants grow with all the flint, must be the gardener ๐ keep well.
Good job. Where is your helper?
Spectacular garden! That really was a sumacs. So interesting to see it in a garden, as here in Ontario we generally see it in scrubby wild areas. Is a fabulous scarlet in the autumn. Lovely video, as always!๐จ๐ฆ๐
Lovely ๐ relaxing ๐ video with chirping of a robin & lovely ๐ชด.
Many thanks once again ๐คฉ
Hi Alex, this is a lovely garden of trees, bushes, & flowers! As for my garden no flowers in October, none on my Trumpet Vine or my Silk Mimosa trees, Only the Burning Bush is changing…but not the whole bush has changed! I love the New Rhododendron bushes & what you say about them…thank you for your info & advice! You are the Best Gardener I know!! Love from Central Illinois USA๐๐ฅฐ
Such a beautiful garden. Another great video and its great that you know what plant is what. As alot of gardeners on youtube never say what individual plants are. Looking forward to the nxt vid ๐
Thanks for the lessons!
Thanks for the tutorial on planting.
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Really liked the planting and teaching about plants
What a beautiful garden. I wish mine looked that good.
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HI there i miss the weather sometimes in the UK, I have lived in Canada now for over 30 years i think closer to 35 years now and Winters are bloody harsh here. I cut everything back in the fall between rains and then i cover the ones that are more susceptible to frost bite with burlap or hay cube bags to protect the root ball around the base of the plant i also put red cedar bark mulch over my flower beds every couple of years i refresh the bark mulch. I miss the green grass and the flowers more than anything. There isn't much that survives winter here things like Coleus and Azalea's, Geraniums too, have to be well established before you put them in the ground. I have a mixed bag of different plants in my garden Hosta's thrive here they are quite colourful with the variegation with a lime green and yellows right up to the giant ones that are blue green i have one of the larger leaf varieties in that colour tone in my yard. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on the plants and the price hikes i love you picked that up i know it goes on. has for donkeys years really if we a honest. My soil here is mostly sandy topsoil and clay lots of clay. I usually put peat moss in my soil and mix it with all purposed mostly composted soil in the garden. I love watching you and Gary working in the garden it can be very educational and i hope my tips and tricks have helped you out also. God bless.