You’re so good at gardening like a Canadian Garden Answer.

Tracy, my heart starts racing in anticipation to see what you will be teaching us and sharing in your new videos! My love of hydrangeas came from my mother and continues because your “tricks” that you keep teaching us. Thank you ♥️

Your garden and your hydrangeas are just lovely!

Thank you for your help 😊🙂 I love your videos.

Always enjoy watching your videos. You are so brave cutting them in two. Love it

Thanks so much for showing how you divided the Little Lime! Those roots looked so thick Tracy! I love how you potted them up - and hooray for getting two standards too! What a job! Can’t wait to see how the Lime Punch looks in that space next year! 🌸🌺🌸

Morning Tracy always nice to see your video’s!

Wow I love our plants, I would love to have a beautiful Garden like that. Thanks for sharing, very informative content. Have a great day.

I was cringing when you were tugging and cutting on the root ball..lol.. your garden is so beautiful! You give me inspiration for my garden. Thanks

Your flowers still look great even in mid fall. You really are a master gardener.

Love your videos, I learned how to divide my Hydrangea from you without getting too scared, love my plants! Thank You so much!

I have decided, after just recently finding your channel, and specifically taking notes on your hydrangeas, the next one I will add on my property is the fire light standard. I just purchased my first hydrangea 2 weeks ago (a phantom paniculata standard), and it's already shooted out, and I just noticed the flower buds starting today. I'm so excited to watch it grow. I absolutely love the fall colour of the firelight, so I do plan to add that one, in tree form, one year soon. Thanks for all your great videos.

Beautiful hydrangeas and garden!! loved your tutorial on how to split them.. I have many of these in my garden and absolutely love panicle hydrangeas ❤️

I'm getting ready to divide a Hydrangea. I usually use a bread knife or like you, the small hand saw. Those roots are tough! Even though dividing makes me nervous; I love the free plants!! I also love your use of Sweet Alyssum. I simply adore that little groundcover. It always shows out! 🌺🌺🌺🤗

Tracy, I've been binge watching all of your videos on creating new hydrangea standards this weekend. I purchased 3 limelights this past Friday and have already identified which stems would be ideal as a standard. I'm excited to get started but a little nervous. You inspire me so I'm gonna go forward today! Thanks for everything!

I went to the second hand store and picked up old bread knives for dividing, just a tip. Thanks for you videos 💕

Your flowers are very beautiful 😍 ❤ 💕 💖 💗 💛. Love your sharing ❤.

Great Video!

Those Hydrangeas are truly Beautiful.....i love it very much. Thank you for brightening my evening...Tracy. Greetings from Zaleha.

Hi! Great updates for the beautiful plants of yours! Thank you for sharing and I enjoyed a lot😃♥️have a precious time☺️greetings from Japan

That little lime punch! I can’t wait to get one for my garden! Thanks for sharing 💗

Beautiful fall garden Tracy. I can't wait next summer to see flowers on my newly planted hydrangea pinnacle tree. Right now i'm crazy plantng garlic :DDDD

you have a beautiful garden, I have learned a lot from your video, thank you.

I brought 5 firelight tidbits in the spring from a nursery on Amazon. Green promise farms is the name. They were the two gallon size and are absolutely amazing! Highly recommend.

Thanks for introducing me to the love of hydrangeas Tracy. Bonny zone 5

My heart was racing watching you decide how to cut that in half 😆

Your gardens are beautifu

Grand job Tracy 💕 you have a few more to grow into standards and they’re going to be beautiful 💕

Wow a beautiful 💯💯 Subscribed and big like👍👍 See you next video👌

Tracy your garden is absolutely stunning. I love hydrangeas and I have quite a few types in my garden but they don't produce the beautiful pink colors like yours in zone 9b. My husband propagated panicle hydrangeas from cutting but they don't survive. Will try your technique. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 🙂

Gutsy Tracy, phew. I was a bit stressed with this.

Hi Tracy, thank you so much for showing how to divide panicle hydrangea! I just dug up my little limelight hydrangea and split it in the middle into two plants. I’m very happy with the result but I was curious to know if it will eventually fill in and grow on the split side too? I heard that with some bushes it won’t grow suckers on the split side..

I'm a fairly new hydrangea admirer, so I love it when you show us your tips and actual footage of your propagation techniques for hydrangeas. You inspire me to try the same thing with my plants. I've only grown them for the past 4 years, so I'm a bit afraid I'll kill them if I'm not extremely careful. Will you please do a video showing us how to collect hydrangea seeds and how to get them to germinate? Some of my hydrangea blooms are brown, but I don't know what the seeds actually look like. ~Margie

I have been loving watching your garden develop during the different seasons. Just wondering if you ever use fertilizer and if so what do you use and how often. Love watching these awesome videos!

Good video 👍. 🌹,

I love the contrasting pointy shape of the hydrangeas to your other plants. What purple/white plants border the hydrangea?

Is the very large pink hydrengea the QuickFire Fab? You went quickly through that part... sorry I didn't catch it. So beautiful. I love your layering.

what size of your pots you planted little lime. love it.

I also took off the blooms to develop roots

Thanks for sharing I am planning to mass plant tidbits and want to know the color change in real. Thanks

Now I'm on the hunt for the new hydrangeas. I especially love the fire light tidbit. May need to start a Hydrangea Anonymous, I am addicted to hydrangeas and I LOVE IT! 😍😍😍

My Quick Fire Fab also didn't bloom it is a new plant and i also moved it to a different location.

The ones you just planted in pots, will you leave them outside for the winter or will you put them in a garage or some place for extra protection? I love your gardens and very much appreciate the knowledge you share.

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how do you prevent diseases? I’m in zone 9 and hydrangeas struggle during the summer heat & humidity

Did all 3 of your divided Little Lime survive, especially the standard stick?

My newly planted little lime punch didn't produce any blooms either and both are planted in ground.

Can I divide a new hydrangea plant that I an getting in about one month?

Really enjoy your videos. This gives me encouragement to try. Your hydrangeas. Z8aNC. What zone are you and state? TIA

Wat kinda fertilizer u use on them ...?

Whats the white tiny flowers at the edge border?

should you not cut more off the top before tramsplanting to help the plant ?

Do you get lots of bees or any at all around your hydrangeas??

Where do u find lava lamp hydrangeas?

Could the reason it didn’t bloom be that it just a new plant from a one gallon? Referring to the little red punch

Tracy - I am a beginner gardener, and I think I made a terrible mistake. I would appreciate your advice. I am trying to get into composting. I even purchased 3 bins, which were quite a hit to my budget. But I was willing to make the investment now for future gains in the form of good compost. I watched a ton of videos, and I learned that you need browns for carbon and greens for nitrogen. But no one warned us that you should not compost English Ivy, because it will continue to grow! I had pruned the ivy under my magnolia tree and threw it in the compost as a nitrogen source. After finishing all that YESTERDAY, I find out today that I should not have put in the ivy. Now I think I have to go in and pull all the ivy out of 3 bins. I am a senior with reactive arthritis. Do you know if trying to pull all the ivy out is my only alternative?

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Your gardens are beautiful! Do you ever give neighbors plants after you divide them? Once established, they need little care, so they are the perfect plant to gift.

Never hear of dividing a hydrangea.