There was a problem with my microphone in part of the video. I tried to fix some of it, but there is still some popping occasionally. That's life. Thanks for watching

I really appreciate you showing “regular” homes and their landscaping. Many channels show you this HUGE landscaping projects which most of us out here can’t relate.

Your friends are so lucky to have you! Shame on the builder for contracting with "landscapers" who planted the wrong things in so many areas!!

I like that you were able to re-purpose the plants. It really burns me up when I see landscapers just dig up plants and toss them out. Don't get me wrong, if something is dead, diseased or can't be saved, that's another story. But these were perfectly useful plants. They look great in their new home! And even if this homeowner didn't want them, someone else may. Waste not, want not!

I love to see how you plan and layout beds figuring in height, color, texture, bloom in conjunction with water, soil, light and temperature needs of the plant! This is super helpful! Thank you!

Looks great after - just LOVE the one day jobs as this is giving me so many ideas for my lawn. Thanks

Gave me a solid idea for my foundation plants, keep these videos coming. All of your videos are very informative, but seeing all that info put to practice is great! Thanks!

Great video. Love that you were able to repurpose the plants up front for a screen in the back. Can't wait to see how the whole project turns out!

I love that the landscape is uniform without looking like soldiers in a row! Great job!

Love these videos Jim. They are great for seeing different plants in different places around a house. Great for inspiration.

I love these one day projects. You are a great teacher!! I can just send my son outside with the video and the plants I ordered online. Thanks so much!!

You make landscaping look so easy. Thanks for the inspiration.

Very nice!!! Feels like a college course. Thank you Jim!

Your friends are lucky to have you !

I love all these evergreens!

This looks so great! My husband and I are starting some landscaping and when we heard you're from NC it was so great!

Thanks for helping me get ready for my new construction landscaping needs. Great content and great instruction.

Great job Jim I have been loving all your videos thanks

I could listen to you all day

Nice looking--practical & pretty! Love that you recycled the original plants in back to a more appropriate site.

Fantastic video, really helpful!

Thanks for making this video! Can’t wait to try this at my house.

Thank you Jim. Learned a lot from the video.

Looks great!

This is great! I'm in West Virginia and the front of my house is full sun all day. I want low maintenance as well. Thanks!

The amount of knowledge I get from this guy is unfathomable 5 to 10 years ago

Just discovering your videos now...too bad I never went to your garden center before it shut down. You have a great amount of knowledge! Thanks for sharing!!

This is so helpful to me!

I absolutely loved your design. I will be trying to do this in my home. Thank you

Stella is a wonderful evergreen reblooming daylily. Be sure to tell your client to remove the spent blooms daily so they keep blooming and don't go to seed. I added 9 to a flower bed this year.

I love these one day job vids!!! Keep em comin beautiful work! 😍😍

Love this type of video! Thanks

Really enjoy these landscaping job videos. It's interesting to see what plants you pick and where you use them.

Looks a lot better.

Love this kind of videos...keep them coming...thanks

Love this kind of video!

Very enjoyable to watch. Thank you. Just so happens I planted three Golden privit this evening here in southern Indiana. Hoping to screen part of front Street and neighbor to give my no dig organic cottage garden a little more of a cozy feeling. The soil is heavy clay so I mixed in a little composted leaves. Has been raining last few days so soil was pretty wet. Now to recover my poor 71 yr old body.😄

Very nice!

Awesome video, thank you.😊👍

Looks beautiful! Would love to see an updated photo of the landscaping job you did last fall!

Great video

I would love to know more about what plants could be planted near utility lines and French drains.

Can you do a follow up video on this yard? Would love see how it looks now.

Would LOVE to see update photos of this house landscaping!

I'm about your age and I planted an 8 ft dogwood and two 4 ft skip laurels on Easter morning , then that night I could barely move as my back was so sore. I don't know how you do it but keep up the great work !

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Thank you Jim! Why would it be bad if the hard wood mulch fell in the hole?

Loved the repurposing of the screening plants from front to backyard.. curious on your spacing for those as they seemed very close. I am about to plant a bunch of ligustrum recurvifolium along my side fence as screening, keeping them no higher than 8ft tall and 6ft out into the yard from the fence Was planning on planting 6ft apart.. is that too far apart?

Thank you for excellent video. Can I used these plants in Ottawa Canada, different zone?

You ever want to come to Spring Hope-- I would love some help. I am just starting on my garden and I have an 1.35 acreage to play with. Come on to Nash County... and play in the clay with me.

Question for you: How did you clear the land of weeds/grass in the areas you were going to work? Looks like you had already (or someone) designated what would be going where and the areas you intended to work in, but did you lay tarps or something to smother what was there since they are all brown and ready or? When would that aspect come into a project like this?

Recently turned on to your channel Jim, great content! I am in northern GA, Zone 7b and the front of my 2005-era house (which faces directly West so it gets the morning+afternoon sun) is sort of similar to this project one in the video. We have builder-installed Japanese Cleyera and Boxwoods against the foundation and have empty space in front of the Cleyeras. China roses are popular in our development which I love but looking for something flowering, fragrant, and evergreen to go with both shrubs. Suggestions are welcome!! I was thinking something like Camellias or Gardenias?

Hi Jim, will the wooden fence deteriorate at all because of the plants so close? I would love to put some barrier hedges like you did here along my backyard fence for extra privacy and sound buffering but I'm hesitant to plant up on the fence. Genuinely curious.

Great info! Have you posted an update to this one yet?

i wish you could come help an old lady in Louisiana. It has taken me 2 days to get one oak leaf hydrangea planted because digging a hole is so very hard to do.

I wish you could zone 10 landscaping. Love your channel though.

Would like to see a follow up on these plants.

Would love to see hydrangea and reblooming azalea in front yard . Need ideas

Great video Jim! I absolutely love theses. QUICK QUESTION...what's the best mulch for soil health. I really like pine straw but you mentioned it's bad to mix into the soil. I though it broke down rather quickly? Any tips or insights?

Can you help me with some ideas? I just removed 4 huge, overgrown shrubs from my front foundation. They were just way too big for that space. I extended the bed. I want to plant some bobo hydrangeas with a small shrub in front of them and an anchor tree ( maybe weeping lace leaf maple) I can not find a shrub to put there. It's so frustrating. Any ideas?

Would love to know a substitute for the abulia in zone 6

Hi I have a question, you do not use fabric or carboard before planting for future weeds?

Great video, I really enjoy your channel! Can you recommend something like the Evergreen Daylily that is another color?

The baby gem, what gallon size are they. Thank you...

I trimmed my gold mop back this year, a heavy trim unfortunately. When will I know if I did too much to quick?

Do the baby gem boxwood need trimming?

Hello Jim, Would love to see an update to this project.

This was very helpful as I am putting together a landscape plan for the front of my house, and these are some of the plants I wanted to use. One question: Does the Miss Lemon or Kaleidoscope Abelia stay more compact?

Would these plants grow well in North Carolina?

Looks great! How do you suggest dealing with water from downspouts washing away mulch & dirt?

You mention that the Gold Mop cypress get 6' - 8' tall. I planted Gold Mop cypress from Monrovia that are listed as 3' - 4' tall. Are there different "Gold Mops?

What's the problem with a little bit hardwood mulch getting into the planting hole? Does it cause issues for the future?

maybe add some fruit trees and shade trees

What your opinion in landscape fabric or plastic for weed control?

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Would you be willing to do a video from Greensboro? We just removed ALL of our front landscaping and want to start over. We'd love your help.

Where in the Raleigh and Clayton area can I find those evergreen day lillies?

Hey Jim, please help me. I want to plant a potted Brown Turkey Fig tree in my front yard but im not sure if its to late to plant one now that its April, i live in zone 8ab. Would it be ok to plant a already potted one now and trim back the new growth? Thanks

How does taking new growth off a plant compensate for damaging roots? Sounds counter productive.

So what would be the problem with a little pine straw getting in the holes?

Why can't the mulch fall in the hole when digging?

Do you have a Nursery in North Carolina.

Do you know of any evergreen daylilys that are purple or have purple in them?

I would have done gold mound spiera instead of the abulia :)

How do I find someone to help me landscape my house. I am in a new house. Do not like what they put in. What I put in because I can’t find help from anyone around here. I’m north of Dallas past McKinney. I’m used to Southern California. I do not understand outdoor plants in an 8B zone I believe. Please help or suggest something. The gardening stores say its $850.00 to just come look because they do not offer that service. Can you please make suggestion? I said I’d hire them and pay for the plants and labor. But I’ve never been told a gardening store that’s all they do do not offer that service. That’s ridiculous. That’s to come out, because they say they don’t do it. Not any gardening center like Home Depot they don’t even know what gets planted where, no help what so ever. I’m beside myself. I buy a new construction they didn’t plant nice things. I want to do the entire front back and sides. I’ve called independent gardeners honestly most or none I’ve found don’t speak English. Thank you so much 🙏

They could use some serious help with that lawn

people plant things in the wrong spot, the stuff i'm planting now...i won't live here when they're mature, but i've measured out their space....new owner will probably pull them out😂

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