136 Hydrangeas…amazing. I really enjoyed the drone shot at the end. You both have created a beautiful paradise.

You 2 are the best, love your content and always look forward to seeing your gardens! Inspiration 🍁

I was literally going to post that you all are in “hydrangea heaven”! ❤

I’ve always been afraid to try my hand at edging, but I truly believe I can do it after watching this video! Thanks for always giving helpful tips and for allowing us to hang out with y’all in your beautiful garden.

Appreciate not only the tutorial but showing all the tools too!

You guys are the hydrangea Kings

I was so excited to see another video! Perfect with a cup of coffee and a notepad for any plant names or tool names I want to remember. Love those crisp fresh edges, thank you and hope you had a great trip!! 🌿❤

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Enjoying this episode very much. You two are just beautiful people!

Everything is gorgeous, come on over to my yard ha!!! Glad you share the end result count on your hydrangeas!

Stunning backyard!!!🤩❤ i love the drone shots, i had to go back and watch it a few times! Hopefully you inspire your neighbors🤞...that's what i hope for mine anyway🫠

Love to see how you edge. Mine could use improvement so thanks for the inspo. Beautiful.

Love love love the drone shots!!

Nice job again , the dirt under the rug, typical 😂😂😂😂😂

I love learning from you both, at 63 I need all the help I can get! We bought a home in August and both the house and yard needs to be done. I feel guilty when I work outside because there's so much inside but winter is coming here in Maine. I am clearing and cutting away to plant as much as I can in the fall, is there a time to stop planting. I want to go to Home Depot, half off, and grab a couple more hydrangeas and maybe more cypress. Thank you both, have a wonderful day.

I love this video! So good!

beautiful garden.....will you ever stop ?.....I think you have enough!..best of luck

My closed captioning is not helping me with the annual you pointed out, the raspberry cream ... I just love those round pink lollypop flowers. This is such a helpful video and you two are a great team! Just look at the paradise you've created and in such a relatively short time!

I place my hose to visualize the expanded bed before cutting in the edge. I don't think of myself as a visual person necessarily as many other gardeners say they are. But for that I am. Ah, yes. The dreaded sandy soil. Yours appears even more sandy than mine. In rejuvenating a garden bed this year, I added lots of Land & Sea compost. I never saw any worms. Fast forward a couple months later and heavy rains for the first time all season, I now have lots of worms. TY for answering my question about using Bio-tone this late in the season. (I know you can't read my mind, but I was curious about that.)

Love it!! Thank so much i learned a lot !!! More videos please!!!🥰

I am addicted to your channel. I'm the wife of this you tuber. After watching the 1st 5 min of this show, I went to Great Garden Plants site and bought some shrubs to fill some empty areas in my border. I told myself I was done planting this year, except for bulbs, but darn it, the dirt is still soft. I appreciate your one liners. I crack up listening to you both. You will need to take some garden trips and take us along. Maybe have us plant seeds with you this winter. I am obsessed with Hydrangeas now because of you Both! Keep doing what you are doing, a Plant addict from Ohio, Lynn

You guys are so much fun yo watch. I do wait for your videos daily. Thank you 🙏 😊😊😊

I ❤ the idea of “5b’s Crazy pretty Zinna mess!”

First of all, thank you so much for the how to on edging. Second, the stones around the house like that is absolutely brilliant! I’ve been watching gardening videos a long time and have never seen either. ❤

Another awesome video. I wish I could get compost mulch where I live.

When I even mention my gardens my hubby says "can I mow around it" LOL. He knows me so well. I love edging but for a new bed I always use cardboard and compost. Enjoy every minute of your trip!

This is the best edging tutorial I've ever watched! Thank you for sharing so many great tips with us. I enjoy your videos so much!

The property is stunning. I can’t wait to see the hydrangea room evolve!

You have a nice loomy soil. That's why your Hydrangeas are so awesome.

Hydrangea heaven, perfect name!

Another great video❤❤❤👏👏👏.here in South Texas zone 9a we put our seeds in brown paper bags. We find plastic allows humidity to accumulate and sometimes seeds will get fungi. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

I cut my edge line in and to loosen the sod I use my garden claw. Just stick it into the sod and give a little twist. Works amazingly! ❤

What healthy hydrangea plants!! The edging is so fresh and neat. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Love that drone shot in the end!

Your garden is gorgeous, the drone shot was beautiful. Maybe we can get a tour of the inside of house this winter?! Please & Thank You ❤

I need you to come to my home and edge my beds for me! Fancy a trip to Vancouver Island B.C.? lol

Thank you for showing how to edge and mulching with compost. I am considering doing the same. My puffer fish is about 2 years old and it is beautiful. I am looking forward to see your next year. Great content as alway.

Beautiful work again, gentlemen. Because of you, I just purchased this week three gorgeous Little Quick Fires and have ordered a Let’s Dance Can Do and two Bobo Hydrangeas. I have definitely caught the bug. Thank you! And you’re area has such beautiful fall color. Cherish that. Here in my area of Kentucky, we don’t usually get a lot of tree color. Our usually very dry August and Septembers cause the leaves to just drop in October without any color show.

Love watching you guys! Greetings from Denmark

I just planted puffer fish also can’t wait to see them next year in full bloom!

Your home and yard look absolutely beautiful ☀️☀️☀️

Love watching your video, and since I am also in Upstate NY I can kind of copy what you grow!

Everything looks like pure perfection. I love that you both have over one hundred hydrangeas! You are showcasing how perfect they are in every yard. Thanks for the inspiration on edging, it’s a task this weekend in between rain ☔️ Happy Friday!

I enjoy watching your channel very much! Your garden is amazing!!!!!

Your gardens are absolutely gorgeous! I have two of the last dance series and I love them. I love how they have the repeat blooms, a very welcome sight even as the annuals are starting to die off! ( zone 5 ) 🌸❤️🇨🇦 I too take out more grass to put in more hydrangeas but it’s all good😂!

Great educational video. I love seeing how you do things.

Love it,that's all I been doing too cleaned out the gardens and needed to plan my hygengia and I love your guys hygengia thank you for sharing ❤❤

Love your beautiful garden n thanks for sharing.

Thanks! Really enjoy you guys!

Great job!! Isn't it fun removing grass to make flowerbeds bigger? I love my curved borders and edges ❤ 136 Hydrangeas!! Wow,what a collection - I'm a huge (Proven Winners) hydrangea fan and currently have 68... just planted a hedge of 6 Limelights. I see you perfected the drone - great overhead vistas ❤

OMG! Your neighbor’s yards look so empty in that drone shot!

I love hydreangea amd have quite a few collections. Your hydreanga hedge is amazing.❤😊

Thanks guys! You do a great job!

It’s looking fantastic!

Looks very neat and tidy!

So much great info! Thanks!

Great video! I need to make the border for my gardens! Beautiful garden!💓

I knew you couldn’t leave us hanging without a (final?) tally of hydrangeas! Of all the garden tools in my collection, I don’t have a manual edger. I make do, carefully trying to use a shovel but it’s not great of course- lol! I’ll be purchasing one now! It is interesting how different your soil is from my 5b here in the Chicago suburbs. I mean, I knew it was different, but to see you just be able to pull up the sod like that… Our soil is more clay-based and it definitely requires a flat shovel imo to help lift up the heavy pieces. Enjoyed the episode! 😊

More garden shoes😂Oh yes!

I am new to your videos and truly enjoy watching them. I have watched many of them this week while recuperating from a surgery. Thank you for your gentle pace and great advice. Quick question…where do you purchase all of the meadow rue varieties? I am in the same grow zone as you. Thanks so much!

I wish I could buy those hydrangeas here in the uk.

Yes oc❤❤❤❤❤

Edging doesn’t look that difficult. Looks great. I bet you wished you had a flat shovel though. (Sorry, couldn’t help myself!) We had quite a few days of warm and humid weather here in northern WI but it’s gone so cool weather is on its way. Thanks for sharing guys!!!

3 prs of dedicated garden shoes and 2 brand new ones in reserve.

I miss NyY this time of year with the foliage

Want to try pufferfish next year!

You guys are really inspiring. Thank you also for the great explanations on how to do the garden tasks and use the garden tools safely and effectively!! I have a vacation home in zone 5a in il. I have used mostly floriferous shrubs and a few hardy perennials as the back bone of the garden. This is my first winter with the garden. So will see what comes back. I Have been hesitant to try the new hybrid macrophylla hydrangea because of concerns for cold hardiness. My main residence is zone 7a and I continue to lose blooms always during the recurring tradition of the spring freeze. So, I will be seeing what your experience reveals. What is the realistic mature height/width that you have attained with incrediball, little quickfire, arborescens sublime/lace, Bobo, firelight tidbit and little lime punch. I have seen the proven winners hervela videos but the plants are planted in big sky locations. In a home garden, we have less hours of light. So I wondered what realistically you have experienced. Thanks

Hi guys as usual great job the edging looks amazing!!! Could you please send the link for that electric edger I couldn’t find it on your page.

You should come to RI and check out the rocky soil here.

Your gardens are so gorgeous! I don’t see a weed in sight and I noticed you guys don’t use any type of weed fabric or cardboard in your beds. How do you guys keep weeds away?

Dedicated gardening shoes 😂

I've been following you two for a while, and love your content. Your mulch always looks so great and stays dark. What do you use for mulch? It looks phenomenal and your edging is perfect.

Hi Eric and Christopher, this is Terry from Boise, ID zone 6b. This is my first time seeing your video, I enjoyed it very much. Where are you in zone 5b I think you said? I have quite a few flower beds with wood bark mulch, I really like your idea of putting compost on top of the bark, I know compost is better for the soil, but don't you get more weeds?

HI guys. I love how neat it looks around the hoselink with the stones. Did you put landscape fabric under the stones?

I love the look of the compost in your garden beds.❤❤ I'm definitely trying this in my garden. Do you have a problem with weeds growing inyour beds vs regular mulch??

At the 1:55 mark, the grass and coleus is a gorgeous combo. Type of grass and coleus? Your beautiful garden has a clean, and relaxing,yet structured feel.

Really great information….thanks guys! Do you use bagged compost…if so, what kind? I would love to use compost rather than mulch. It looks great and is so much better for the plants! Thanks again!

So jealous you can use a hand trowel to dig a decent sized hole in your soil. I need my Root Slayer Nomad to dig holes.

I have the exact same soil around our house, also due to the builders backfill. It is also shade on the North side of the house with hot afternoon sun, and full sun until noon in the front (East). It's been very challenging to learn about what plants will work with the soil and sun conditions. Especially having never gardened before (city life)! It's all so rewarding when it finally work though! Love the addition of the puffer fish hydrangeas! 140 in total..wow! How do you guys deal with deer? They must eat everything on your property!

Where do you get your compost from? It looks so dark. Love it! Don’t the weeds grow in your compost more than if you mulched your beds with bark mulch?

I’m interested in switching from wood mulch to compost. My question is do weeds grow easily on compost? I like the mulch because it suppresses growth of weeds. My neighbor doesn’t spray his yard for weeds and I feel I would get lots of weeds growing on compost? Michigan zone 6❤

You definitely have inspired me to work on my garden edges. Do you have to refresh the edges every year? And next year instead of bagged mulch, I’m going to try compost.

Have you ever done a plant highlight video on Wigeila? I know you have mentioned it. I want to try but not sure on sun requirements and blooming etc

This was fun! I get a kick out of what you call rocks. Here, we call those stones. Our rocks are beefy and I call hubby for help. Can you tell us what brand of electric edger you are using?

Straight faced, flat toned "love an undulating bed" ...guys! 😂

Someone likes you to send all those plants? How does that work? Thanks. Love watching. Love me some hydrangeas. But, they are so expensive in numbers. Any suggestions on how to get the best plants for our money? Bargains in other words, perhaps? We want a garden like yours. All advice is appreciated.

I love your gardens and I love the rocks around your foundation, and the curved edging to separate rock from mulch! I wish we had done that when we got started 8.5 years ago, but I would still like to do this at some point in the next year or 2. May I ask what edging you used to get such crisp curves?

What brand made your double blade edge hoe? Your attention to details results in the most beautiful landscaping! Love watching your videos!

Do you have to water more with compost? I thought that mulch kept the soil moist. What has been your experience?

I love your compost look. Do you use a certain type/brand?

Hellooooo! How far apart did you plant your Green Giant Arborvitaes?

Are you guys in Michigan? I’m in SW Michigan. 😊

Hello, Is your compost leaf compost or is it cow manure? I have been looking for good compost in bulk. I have been enjoying your videos.

What kind of compost is best?

I want to exxpand the border in my backyard but the ground is hard as a rock. Any tips? My half moon tool won't budge AT ALL when I put pressure on it.

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Good morning. Do you remove the flower heads of your Strawberry Vanilla before the snow hits? I have a new SV standard. It’s big. Not a wimpy young version. However, I’m worried that the weight of the snow on the heads could cause damage. Zone 6b CT.

Found the edger at Gardners Supply but did not find the weeding Hoe. Do you remember where you purchased it? Thank you!

Do you like the edging around your gravel? I made gravel paths but no edges and i chase gravel all the time. Does the edging stop that? Thanks!

PS You need 4 more!