I enjoy your videos so much. I'm retired and always learn something from you. Thank you Kaleb.

Thank you for explaining the brown patches on the boxwood. I didn’t know why that happened and what to do about it. Now I know🙂

Love seeing Kip lounging in the grass while you prune! I think we need a better peek of that back porch area and all those wonderful potted plants!

I love all your videos. Always learning something new and you make it so interesting and fun.

Awesome demonstration. Thanks Kaleb!

…and congratulations on you channel growth! Wow! 🐝🐝

The arbs are gone! Can’t wait to see what you do there! I love the neatness of a pruned shrub, but then I love them when they get a little fluffy too. I trimmed my unruly golden globe arborvitae today and they look much happier. They were losing their globe-ness. ☺️

Such a great informative video. You are such a master. I learn so much with all your videos. Thanks!

Love this video, your boxwoods and you! I'm so glad to find you here on You Tube!!♥️

I really enjoy your videos. I learn something new everytime. Thank you.

I like your style Kaleb!

I wonder if you would benefit from having a tank on your little garden truck (I can't remember the name of it). That way, you could drive the water tank around and water from that! Our city does that to water all of the hanging flower baskets around our town! They have a hose attachment with the same kind of sprayer wand that you have!

Would you consider showing how you clean the snippets, oil them, use steel wool?

Kaleb Scissorhands! Beautiful work. 😉 Q: How do you address deadwood within the boxwood? Struggling with that now on an old large boxwood (snow damage-a big section in the middle).Thanks for any tips.

what a love about many of your videos, is that you show the natural imperfections- thank you again for your excellent video! you inspired me to do my own boxwoods this year! not only did I save so much money... i honestly think they turned out a lot better! =)

The lawn is always neat and beautiful.

Great garden! A lot of Boxwood, just the way we like to see it.

Nice to meet you, dear friend! The garden is really beautiful, and it's a kind of greywood It's the same, but you take good care of it. I watch it well I'm rooting for you! 🎶☘️🫒🍒🌲🎁🎁🎁👍

Love your videos. I love how you know how to do everything.

Loving the uploads lately 😍

WOW!!What a pretty boy!!!

I really enjoyed this video, Kaleb, and I don't even grow boxwoods!

Hi Kaleb! I just pruned my boxwood too a week ago. I found out there's a lot of cobwebs inside and dry leaves. And there's so many bugs flying like a tiny grasshoppers looking insects. I think they live inside the bush. What I'm gonna do?! 😥

Have you ever taken cutting from boxwood? Monty Don makes it look so easy but I'm near you in Omaha and wonder if it's possible in our zone.

that small hole would drive me crazy in that boxwood. ha

Kaleb I Amin Northwest NJ so can I trim my boxwood’s now in July? Thanks so much for all the videos . Your gardens are just beautiful ❤️

I have some boxwood for winter structure, but they grow as balls and spires. They are all babies, so I haven’t pruned any of them. I wonder what would happen if I just never clipped them.

Kaleb, I discovered just how resilient boxwoods are when I pruned 2 of them back to about 18" tall, they were over 5 ft. when I started. After I had finished hacking away at them, I was horrified at how terrible they looked. So, naturally, I called my county extension office to ask if they thought the boxwoods would survive the terrible pruning job. I was told that they probably wouldn't recover, and I should remove them at this point and start with fresh shrubs. Well, I didn't follow that advice, and both shrubs are huge again. Do those things ever stop growing, or will they get even taller? (If my pruners don't find them again.) 🌿✂️👀 I hope you are having a wonderful week! ~Margie🤭

I’m in North Florida 90-100 degree days. Am I safe to trim them? Or should I wait for over cast days or wait till spring? They definitely need trimming and shaping.