I’ve been enjoying all your videos. You remind me of me. I thought I was the only one gardening this way. Most of the ladies I know are too lazy or just don’t want to mess up their nails or don’t have any creativity or clue on what to do with their yard. These videos inspire me so much. My tip for splitting Hostas is use a long serrated kitchen knife to be more precise and don’t accidentally chop off too many leaves or roots. Thank you for sharing your garden.

I’m loving everything about all your beds. 2 Neato signs!! Pretty bright colors and some just pretty greenery. It’s smart that you condense down by splitting your plants to save money. You are very resourceful. Hearing your music 🎶 peeping through is graceful ❤ I can not wait to catch up on your movies to see how all your summer beauty’s are shining. ✝️🥰🪴🐈‍⬛🌻

Great video! Boy, I wish I had your energy! Many thanks for mentioning you did the work a little at a time. So many non gardeners think their garden areas should look like yours in one or two Seasons. I like the way you design your planting beds/areas as you go along in your garden chores. I think this is what gives your garden a look that is uniquely you! Great job today, as always. Many thanks for all that you do on your channel! Everything looks wonderful. Take care. 👌🪴🥰

Found you in perfect timing! I have Astilbis I have never divided and its definitely time. Thank you so much for this video!! Now I know not to be afraid to just dig it up and divide it in halves or even quarters.

I pressed thumb down by mistake😮😅 That was a lot of hard work, enjoy watching your expanding garden spaces in your huge yard!. Thanks for sharing, all best wishes from suburban garden in Edinburgh Scotland! 😊

Jes you just created another beautiful garden by just splitting your own plants for free, I love it.

I can’t wait to see this all come together!!! 🌸💕💕

Hey baby girl....great job ...glad to see you and the kitties are doing well...be bless 🙏

Jess, I love your resourcefulness. Moving plants to better fir their location. But also as a gardener with an extremely thin budget, these videos are super helpful.

Thank you P. Jes, everything looks great. 🌷💚🙃

Very productive today. You got a lot done. Love all your plants. So green and healthy. Thanks for sharing. Love the chirping birds, cat and frog friends.

Great video but I'm watching it at 10pm UK time and now I just want to get out of bed and get stuff done in my garden 😂😂😂

When I divide my hosta, I put my shovel right in the middle of the plant and dig up only half of it. It's less work, you don't have to rebury the other half, and half just stays in the ground, and you never can tell that I did that. I usually divide them when they are a little smaller though, so if they are bigger, you do sacrifice a few leaves doing it my way, but again, you can never tell a few weeks later. By smaller, I mean they aren't grown out too much from spring, not small meaning the plant itself is small.

Oh- to be young again! You are so strong…

Love watching you work out in your gardens. Always learning from you Jes! Thanks ❤

WOW! You got a lot done! Thank you for showing your digging and planting. It helps me learn!

That made me laugh when you said you should be on the true crime show before you divided the hosta! I really enjoy your videos! You are my gardening inspiration!

I'm also continuously dividing plants 🌱 and bring them to other places. I'm glad that we don't have snakes 🐍

Thank you Jes had a great Mothers Day ❤

Love all the Hosta's😍

Great video! Thank you for the tips! 😊

Hi Jes 🌺 You did awonderful work in your garden and the hosta plants looks amazing in the garden . Have anice day .🌻🌺🌻

Looks like a lot of fun, might have to get out and do some of that.

You have such a beautiful voice, I love all of the songs.

Enjoyed

I love this! Had to move all my hosta bc of the deer- can’t be changed in my subdivision in the city limits.

Get a Root Slayer shovel. I love mine. Makes life so much easier :)

I love the way you dig and split your plants! You had a gator load of free plants for your new gully entrance! You are inspiring!

Good job.jeff

How fun to watch you work and hear you singing. Interesting how you can divide your plants.

Beautiful plants ❤

I did that also. Moving some hostas. Ha ha

Watching your videos is so peaceful Jes. Thank you 🙏

Well done !

Jes you have a beautiful vision for this area. Its going to be just lovely. Thank you for starting your channel. I love watching your videos and Im learning so much about heucheras and hostas from your experience. I could watch a new video every day even if it was just 5 minutes long. You are so loved my friend !

Beautiful garden!!!

Another great day in the garden. You made a lot of progress that first hosta was a beast, but you got it moved. Good job. I have a blazing saddle hosta that’s been in the ground for 5 years, it needs dividing so bad but it’s so beautiful & huge I couldn’t bring myself to do it. Maybe next year. Everything is looking so good, you definitely have a green thumb

Love your shirt!

Those are some biiiiig astilbe plants , love 💕 love shade gardens , great job Jes

That's exactly what I do Jes getting out the rollaterler (not sure how ya spell that lol) but I love making the area look new and fresh. Love dividing over grown plants and planting them somewhere else. I really need to do that with my hostas and my lambs ear. Thanks for the encouragement. You are the best ever God bless you. ❤😊🇺🇸🪴🌿🌱

Jes great job!

WOW!!!

I planted 2 Hosta last year in my mom's L-shaped half-wall that surrounds her patio (for mother's day). One year later, I tried to dig them up and move them and could not get them out of that wall without inflicting major harm. Those things have a serious root system. I had no idea since I had never moved any before. I'm amazed you were able to get any of those out of the ground! Since I couldn't get them out, I think I will just add more next year.

Love this video! I need to go back and watched how you split your hydrangeas that you transplanted in the gully.. thanks for this! 😊♥️

I would not want snakes in my garden either 😮😮

There’s a snake in my yard that’s tormenting me. It seems everywhere I go the snake is there scaring the heck out of me. I’m about ready to relocate him if I get the opportunity, I just have to find my grabber stick, I’m not sure what it’s called, but you can pick up trash with it. I absolutely will not go outside without my shoes and socks and if I had mid calf boots they for sure would be on my feet. I HATE snakes. 🌷💚🙃

So much fun to watch your garden evolve. Love your ideas!❤ Jes, I have a kitchen knife I cut my hostas plants a part with. Works pretty good if you don't have rocks.😀

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Love, love your garden. I see you love hostess, I do too. Why don’t you extend your garden in the back where kitty was hiding. The plants would love it back there. I can see azaleas back there. You have the right habitat for them but they love pine bark.

25:04 Hey jes please can you tell me the name of this song 🎵🎶🙏?? Thanks. Amazing little space of property you have love wat u do with it! ⚘️🪻🌷🌼🌻🌹🌸🌳🦋🐛🐞🐝🐇 God bless 🙌

Hi Jes..Quick question...do you have problems with slugs and snails around your hosta...if so what to you do to prevent them from making holes in your leaves...love your videos...thanks in advance...

Do you have any Patriot hostas, very similar to the minute men one . Everything is looking great!

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Will you need to have drip in your new area? Or, does it get enough natural moisture? Just curious on your watering needs.

Hello what kind of hosta is the bright lime in back of bed?

I’m gonna try to cut mine in half while they’re are still in the ground 🤞🏻

Hi Jes, I love your videos, you are so good at growing things. What is the name and size of your rototiller?? I am 84 years old and I think I could manage that one (5 foot and weigh 150 lbs).

I’m here in Michigan and 3 years ago I planted 6 white astilbe, there’s no trace of them, what have i done wrong?

Eye makeup is too dark.why?

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Hi Jes! What would you say about the size in replanting- what would be too big to dig and split? I’m still trying to figure this out in my own garden but then I’m stuck in - “Oh Man This Dude Just Might Be Too Big To Go After ..!” Help please 🙏✨🤍🪴🇺🇸