This is just a sliver of the varieties out there, there are thousands!! Its really neat!

Thank you so much!

Yes! So true, I have to do this with Coral bells too every fews years or so!!

I mess up on some, But thanks!

Girl yes!! Clean out that woods!! Its a natural spot for a shady garden, Be careful of Poison Ivy though if you have it. Also thank you for your kind words I appreciate it

Jes, I have a question. What do you do to protect the Hostas from deer and rabbits?

There were a couple I messed up on lol but thank you!

Yes!! Thats so great!

Awe thanks Peggy!

Thanks Lina

Thanks so much

Thanks Carol! 🌸

Yep it was Nate!! He offered to do it for me, I have been wanting to do a hosta tour for people for a while but wasn't sure how and hes like " I can help" Awe!!

Thanks so much! 😊

missed a couple! thanks so much Margie! I love blazing saddles, im waiting for them to get bigger so I can split them!

Thanks for watching!

thanks!

Thanks for watching

Thank you so much!

Yes that hosta is beautiful!! I don’t have it but I want it!

LOL

Thanks! There were a couple I messed up on LOL

Thank you so much!

A skinny minute thats cute! That would be a fun expression to write into a song, I wrote it down LOL

I tried. Some I messed up on :) thank you

UGH I just got the chills!

Thank you!

Me too!!

Oh Id love a brother stephen!

Thanks Sylvia

Well from your name it looks like you may have at least Hydrangeas!! I bet those are beautiful :)

I would just plop some in a sunny area and try it out! Depends on how intense your sun is really but its worth a try. I feel like I learn so much from pushing the information on the tag...even though it may say something on the tag I try to test it out in different ways!

with a weed wip

Yes! Great idea, I just did one of a potted hosta in a movie I posted recently but I can do a more intense one with bigger hosta that I dig up from the ground this fall for sure!

Yes Great Idea!

Yes that was my husband! Thanks for watching

come dig some from my yard LOL. I would look at Meijer stores or maybe Countryside greenhouse in Allendale if you are near there.

I have the same questions Mickey. I would love your advice also Jes. Great video again!👒💗💗💗💗

Well, fist I always try to start with a small plant/root ball...then if I dig and see a root, depending on how big the root is/and how established the tree is i may chop it off with my shovel. Otherwise, I plant around the root. Most of the plants I plant around trees are Hosta which have no problem rooting in for me, they are such hardy plants with a strong root system. And Heuchera! Those have tiny webbed shallow roots so those are easy to squeeze in rooty soil. I do make sure its watered really well and watching it for the fist year to make sure its okay. And move it if needed but since I only really do the Heuchera and Hosta they seem to not be bothered by it. I hope that helps!

@@jesthesinginggardener Hi wanted to thank you for the reply and also to tell you I went to Meijer and got some really nice plants for an amazing price...thanks again...

That is a Summerwine Ninebark from Proven Winners! So pretty. Got those for 80% two years ago in the fall at Lowes! This fall I wanna go behind them in the woods and clean it out so they are more pronounced.

@@jesthesinginggardener Thanks for the info!! 🌸

West Michigan!

It should! I would leave it in shade and make sure it has lots of water!

That is a Dappled Willow. It struggles because the Chipmunks have tunnels all around the roots, but its hanging on LOL

Good Question! Ill have to count. yes I do it all my self but my husband helps with things too like digging giant holes for trees and laying mulch

I guess ticks aren’t a thing there? I would be afraid of stepping in a slug 🐌

LOL the rocks hurt sometimes to be honest. But the mulch doesn't bother me.

Ew I have stepped on a slug once it was so gross!

There are quite a few that can be planted in sun but it also depends on your zone and how intense your sun is. My zone I can get away with it (zone 4/5) The ones ive found sucessful in sun are...Sum and Substance, August Moon, Blue Angle, Halcyon, Royal and Gold Standard, Remember Me, Liberty, So Sweet, Rainforest sunrise.

@@jesthesinginggardener oh man! I never realized there were so many to choose from and that love the sun- I just assumed “welp, these boys just can’t handle a good time pool side!” Oop-ps.I’m In NWI in zone 5b sorta close to the dunes and lake( Michigan) so now-I’m gonna spread my horizon and go hosta shopping next spring! Thanks for the great suggestion & inspiration I totally appreciate it! Have a great day Jes ✨🤍🙏🏼🇺🇸

Sometimes LOL If I have time. I usually do once they all go yellow and brown but last year I didn't get to them all

Weed wip!

That’s a wee white hydrangea!

@@jesthesinginggardener thank you so much, Jes!

You know its beyond me really, I dont' have issues with deer and rabbits eating them, Maybe there is too much action around where I live in the summer so they find other places to eat

goodness Judy to be honest I don't know. I have deer galore in the winter but thank the Lord they don't eat my hosta in the summer. I think our neighborhood is just really busy and hopping with kids and dogs and things going on that maybe the deer just find food elsewhere. And thank so much for being here!

Ahhhh the dogs are a big help I think. When our Son’s pup is at the lake we never had issues. Then he wasn’t able to come and the deer moved in. Now I spray for them and at least so far it has worked. Love your channel!

LOL, I have an acre