Hi Jes, WOW those are wicked thorns!!! be careful . Thank you for your lunch hr with us. 🥰

I haven’t heard from you in awhile .I enjoy watching in your gardens .you do so good and in joy it so much makes me want to get out in my yards.I have been really sick for a couple of week. But by grace of I’m praying for healing .I wish you would pray for me. Judy

Hey Jes, how far back does your property go back in the woods? I love your property. I keep telling my husband, "in a couple years we're moving to the country, my roots." I can't wait to sell and get more land for my gardens. Btw, you're absolutely a precious woman with a gentle soul. The world needs more people like you.

Hi Jess! I'm glad my letter found you. Yay! Look forward to seeing the plants you get and where they end up in your garden. Double yay! I wish you would start a gardening Instagram one day. Great way to connect with your internet gardening friends and have it all things gardening. (Just a thought!) We love watching you and seeing your garden in our home! Have a blessed Wednesday Jess.

Looks like a Hawthorn!!

Hello Jes. Each season brings a different take on the garden and I love them all. Spring when the garden is waking up and we plan and plant. Summer when all our hard work is in it's glory and we can enjoy the beauty of nature. Fall when we clean up the garden and get it ready for sleep. And winter when the garden is at rest, gearing up for spring.😁

Jes, please take us with you to Country Side. I really enjoyed the video you did last year. It’s fun to see you get a good deal😀

Hi Jess, the thorny plant you were asking about is a Hawthorn Tree. We HAD 4 or 6 on our property, lost all but 2 in an ice storm several years ago. I live in the Portland OR area. We seldom have ice storms so I’ve been told. The trees are pretty in the spring with little white flowers and the birds love the berries but those thorns are terrible. Be safe. I’m so enjoying your movies. Thank you 🙂

Jes, have you considered getting a PO Box for KZfaq mail? Doing so would protect your privacy, while allowing your garden friends to connect.

Fall is here 😢 - all those Pumpkin Spice fall loving folks 😝! Not me! But it is kinda nice not melting while I work in my flower beds. First year ever having zinnias (strawberry or raspberry n cream?) smaller plant but they were gorgeous! I’m so saving the seeds and planting everywhere next year! Today is our (northern Kentucky) first really cool day 58 deg and gonna go down to 39 tonight - brrrr 🥶. I’ll be out all day pulling most of my annuals and planting several hold overs 😊.

Zinnias are my favorite and I plant State Fair and the flower is big!

Getting all your plants protected for 🤫fall and winter

Hey Jes, thanks for the movie 🎬 always super sweet to hang out with you during your lunch time breaks. ❤😊 you have a wonderful evening and God's blessings 😊❤🇺🇲🌳🪴🌿🍂🌾

Can't wait until you get started on your secret garden, please try some different plants,even if thier not on sale. For the first time. Such as , smoke bush or lilac or asparagus.

I live in Illinois and just put the zinnia seeds in the groundin late spring early summer and I had tons of zinnias from one packet of seeds!

Oh boy a trip to Countryside! Can’t wait to go shopping with Jes!!

Yes Jes, you are correct, Eastern White Pines will retain their needles for 3 years, and every Fall they will shed the previous 2 yr. needles, retaining only the current years growth. My giant White Pines on our property are "raining" yellow needles right now every time we have a wind gust. You can use the soft needles as mulch or put into compost. Despite the yearly drop, I love these majestic trees and they were so important building America in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, railroad tracks, ship building, etc. Be sure to clean out the needles in that standard...it will deprive the aphids and mites to find a hiding space, and prevent funguses which White Pines are prone to. Forgot to mention....I hose them out with a heavy blast of water....works wonders.

Hi Jes. Thank you for sharing your precious lunch hour gardening with us. You are such a treasure ❤️💕😻

It's so sweet that Nate loves your efforts in your garden!

I am so jealous of all your free rocks. I pay 5 dollars each for that medium size dock that you dug up today. Your garden is beyond beautiful. 🤓❤️🇨🇦

Wow! South Carolina in the house--well, in the garden!😂 So awesome Allison!❤

I love the Diana Remembered Hasta. It grows so perfect for me. No browning and im in zone 9 Beaumont California

Hi Jes! Thank you for commenting on Paul’s glory. I bought one this year and have been waiting to see it grow beautifully and nothing. So now I know is not going to improve.😢🤷🏻‍♀️🙇‍♀️

Thank you Jes for spending your lunch hour with us. 🎃🍁🍂💚🙃

I love Zinnias and have been using the same seeds for 15 seasons now and bred out the yellow ones. Poofy ones the size of peonies are my favorite . My little dog is named Zinnia and helps me like your Max. This is one of my favorite movies of yours, Jes.

Hi Jes, I always look forward to your movies. They never disappoint! I've been gardening with roses since the early 80's and I've found goatskin gloves are the best when dealing with thorns. I wish you the best!

Hi Jes, when I saw the emptied out spot I immediately thought that a heptacodium miconoides would look great at this side of your house (despite your climate zone doesn´t allow this shrub). Thanks for having us in your garden almost every day, it is such a pleasure to follow your enthusiasm and you way of gardening gives us great joy. Greetings from Germany, where autmn is approaching as well!

Hi Jess, I took a pic of that tree with my Picture This app and it says it’s a Hawthorn. Hope this helps. Love your channel ❤

Awesome video. That gift card would come in handy for me while I’m trying to do fall/ winter containers. Could you do a video on how you or Nate get your leaves out the yard. My yard is covered and I’m surrounded by massive trees.

If she uses soil blocks are just trays with pellet .I wouldn’t know how to mix the soil for the blocks .your still looks good. Don’t forget to sing me a song

That thorny stuff with berries is buck thorn. it is very invasive. you need to KZfaq on that stuff. cutting it down makes it come back more than double, you need to cut it and put concentrated roundup on the fresh cut to kill it to the roots. We live in Michigan and have battled it for years and just this year was able to stump grind the last of it.

Your yard and gardens always look beautiful. ❤

I can’t wait to see you clear some more, that maple tree will look gorgeous once the land is cleared around it

I read that there are 70 hosta species and hundreds of hybrids. How do you remember each one? I have trouble distinguishing one from the other when they are so similar in appearance. Like you, I keep the tags. That was very nice of Alison to remember you! I have learned so much from watching your channel.

Yes fall is here!! I have been slowly cleaning up the gardens. It’s time everything is tired. 🌸💕💕

Thank you Jes for hanging out with us on your lunch break. 😍

All fun Jes. I love the forest and the dreams it holds.

Fall has definitely arrived in Michigan! 🎃🍁🍂💚🙃

Those thorns look wicked, approach with caution. Looks good making lots of progress in the way back garden

I have 2areas full of zinnias and will pull them when I’m ready to plant spring bulbs in that spot in early November or so , Greetings from Massachusetts to all you gardeners out there

Hi Jes 🌺. Well done . . I love your hustas . This tree maybe fireberry howthorn . Have awonderful day.🌺🌻🌺

You inspired me to plants hostas and heuchera...im beginning to fall inlove with them and add them to my little garden😊

I'm excited about your secret garden! Can't wait! I bought drop dead gorgeous this spring. It's a sport of empress wu. It had crazy root growth.

It's ccccold and windy here too today (Friday) And suppose to stay on the high 50's -low 60's. And maybe even some light frost at night. siiiiigh... Summers officially over. Makes me want to just snuggle under a blanket and watch You Tube videos all day. lol Your yard still looks perky and pretty..

Do you have a movie or pictures on the garden and path where you were working with your Zinnias? I love them too. Such beautiful blooms. 🌸🌺🌻

Sounds great I need all I can get.went to doctor my liver em.we’re high they my gall bladder is bad when rain it pour she took six tube today i need pleaseJudy

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I love zinnias

Great job on your zinnia bed . Love the hosta's you are wintering over. Have no idea what that thorny branch is. I've never seen anything like that except for devil's walking stick. Hope you don't have any of that. So hard to get rid of. 🤗💓💕💞

Enjoyed Jes!

The tree is definitely a Hawthorn! Beautiful but not one you want to grab onto. Take care. 😊

We’re finally getting some cool weather! It’s going to be 52° Sunday morning! 🙌🥶 Tomorrow will be 58° 🎉 You know I’m going to be out in the garden ALL DAY🎉

I’m doing the same tomorrow - pulling zinnias and I’m going to save the seeds for next year.

Love your Hostas. Have you ever thought about making a Proven Winners or American Hosta Society "Hosta of the Year" hosta beds? Being that you have most of them.

Hey Jes. Your thorny branch might be a Hawthorn Tree sapling. Great movie!

I wish I knew when you were going to Countryside because I’m dying to go & I would love to go the day you do!! We could shop together!! lol that would be fun! I got outside today and rototilled a large section behind my sun perennial bed to plant 8 hydrangeas. I have 2 Quick Fire, 2 quick Fire fab (? I think they are fab.. I can’t remember all of a sudden) and 4 Bobo’s. But I needed to go get some bio-tone because I ran out & as soon as I stopped to get going it started to pour rain. So, hopefully tomorrow I’ll get it completed! Can’t wait to check that off my list! See you in the next one Jes!! 😊♥️

My zinnas took off but I had them in the wrong spot. They grew massive but I didn’t deal with powdery mildew

So pretty in the way back Jes How far does your property go back there? Another great video !

Please please tell me where you got your blue watering can! It is amazing 😊

I’m so sorry I read it back.didn’t make any since lol when I wrote this when I was crying about my grandson sorry.I ask if you could ask your sister if she used soil blockers or just tray to start her seeds

Let me know when your going to Country Side and I will meet you there! 🎃🍁🍂💚🙃

Jess have u ever thought about using that plant indentifier app we can download

The Whirligig Zinnias are hybrids and seed will likely not result in same plants or colors...but like in the movie Forrest Gump...it's like a box of chocolate, you never know what you're gonna get! Perhaps it'll be a nice surprise?

Jes you need the apt on you phone that identifies plants and trees.

Could that tree with the thorns be a Bradford pear?

Is it necessary to plant the container plants in the ground to overwinter or will they survive ok in their containers?

What type of boxwood do u have?the one lining up your main walk

My mother planted Gladiolus. I think they were bulbs. Don’t know if your area can grow them. I’m in the south on the gulf coast. Have you ever thought about planting bulbs?

What do you use to keep the slugs away from your hostas?

Is it hickory,hickory has thorns

Hey Jess could you ask your sister which does she pellets are the blocks I’m thru a lot right now with our lost I can’t seem to get straight I did some last year I didn’t know if there Easter way I know help them pot waiting on my song sweeties

Love your garden! What do you do for work? Are you on TikTok or Facebook?