Anyone else finding these spring clean-outs super satisfying and addictive to watch?

Hi Laura, my husband just came in from using the 20 volt Dewalt blower and for the fifth ? time asked me to thank you for your demo several years ago blowing piles of leaves off 0:05 your sidewalk. Also we have purchased Hoselink and Felcos from watching your videos. And thanks for getting us thru Covid years and many seasons of entertaining and helpful tips. You and your fam Much appreciated- ❤

Appreciate your videos of when you prune certain plants, what damage/disease to look for; designing a bed, storing bulbs…DIY crafts, foraging and you sharing your viewers pictures and stories of their gardens/green houses. Many Thanks to you and your family for inspiring the American dream through all your hard-work! Reaping the good benefits of your channel.❤

Hi Laura 🌹 I always use two kneeling pads when I'm working on rows. You can move one forward and move right over to it without to much up and down. After you move just pick the other one up and move it ahead. This keeps my knees from getting to dirty. Thanks for the pruning tips. 🌹

I save the cups from laundry detergent. They make great scoops for fertilizer and measuring cups for garden liquids.

There is something very soothing about watching Laura prune and cut back plants. It’s almost meditative.

Benjamin & Samantha Grace, running, running, Benjamin gesturing, "This way, Mom, come on, Mom," was SO PRECIOUS. It's one of the sidelights of your marvelous channel, that I get to, kind of, see those kiddos grow, like plants!😊❤ ☘️☘️

Hello from Ukraine! Thanks for positivity and clear directions. I'm going to start pruning my roses in the middle of March.

In about 6 days, I have become a Garden Answer shopaholic! Last Thursday, I ordered the Mesto sprayer, Felco 702 gloves, Felco grease and Felco harvesting snips. On Tuesday, I decided that I needed the Felco 2 to prune my hydrangeas, Felco sharpener and gloves, and then later that day, had to order your kneeling pads when your video came on with the pre-sale. Thanks for your excellent customer service. I received my Mesto sprayer today and am going to wear those great Felco 702 gloves for some prickly cleanup this afternoon in my country garden. I enjoyed today's video as usual!

I’m just astonished at how much HARD work you put in at one time! Over and over!

You make the process so clear and easy. You are a born teacher. Love you videos and love seeing the children running around free and safe. Have a blessed day everyone.

I've given up on roses. But if you are struggling with large bags of fertilizer - the 32 lb bags fit perfectly in a 32 lb kitty litter tubs. Mine stack nicely for the off season or for the ones I use less often. Flip top lids that make it easy to scoop out what I need. Water proof. Dog proof. Mice proof.

Laura, I was taught to clean my clippers after trimming each rose bush so that you do not transfer disease to the next bush. I learned from Joy Creek Nursery that using Lysol spray on the clippers and then wiping the excess spray off with a clean old hand towel.

Indont know why I feel this way, but roses are the sovereign of a garden. They stand graceful and steadfast,.servicing all the beneficials, whilst lifting up the entire landscape by just being there. I can not wait to see how the second year of this bed comes alive, it’s going to be something.

Woo shoutout to Fraser Valley Rose Farm! Jason is a beacon of knowledge around roses, propagation, and general growing know-how.

This video really uplifted my spirit! After a very difficult year helping my sister through chemo, I had no time or energy to tuck my roses in for Winter. Seeing that you left your plants and just now pruning them makes me not beat myself up for my garden's current state... that everything is okay! This week's weather for February in Iowa has given me the opportunity to catch-up on/get ahead of maintenance. My roses will get cared for TODAY! Thank you for being a constant source of information for so many!!

With every video you do for the clean up, your garden looks so much better. Can't wait for everything to come up and make it beautiful!

Music 🎶 was delightful! I loved the throwback to the 1970’s type music. It reminded me of my youth. Roses remind me of my mom and grandmas.

60 roses cleaned and fertilized in one day ! I'd have needed 2 weeks to do all of that with my knees and back. Labor of love ❤️. I moved my grandmothers mini carpet roses last fall. My mom had moved them from southern exposure, where Grams planted them, to the northern side probably 15 years ago. They got little to no sun and were constantly taken over by spider mites. They've looked like crap for over a decade. I put them in the front courtyard which is on the eastern side of the house. Hopefully they'll get enough sun now and start to grow like they are supposed to. I take it I can prep them same as you did, pre-spring, but of course trim them down shorter as they are cute little shorties. Thank you for the roses 🌹 lesson. 😊

I still enjoy seeing the giant black cube pots with obelisks in that garden. Last year I found smaller similar ones for my yard, and daughter had given me two obelisks when she moved!!!

The rose garden is going to smell heavenly this spring/summer❤

Laura, I do love your honesty! We, too, start out the season and fertilize and then sometimes we do it again and some times not so much, life is busy during the season.:)

Nice ! to be able to buy new knee pads with garden answers logo! I am adding this to my garden answer collection your making history Laura I’m collecting all your items

Thank you for being so good at explaining AND showing us how to properly take care of a garden!

The rose garden looks completely transformed! I love listening to you explain things step by step, very helpful and I am a person that needs repetition of instruction to really retain. I am eagerly awaiting spring here in NE zone 5b.

It is so refreshing, watching you do your tasks, Laura. The audio was great.

ahhh... i was so happy to get mine done before all the rain came here in socal... i agree: they just look so messy before pruning... now you can admire a job well done.. i just love seeing those beautiful children running and running... such a fabulous life they have.... 🥰❤thanks for the video!! 🥰❤

I really need to prune my roses. I’am always hesitate to cut my roses back like you do. But I know that’s what they really need. I guess tomorrow I’ll get at it. Laura, thank you for sharing! ❤

The music goes with the task. God Bless you both.

You have a beautiful piece of property. I can’t wait to see all the flowers you have planted!😊

Enjoy watching your videos!!! It’s my morning ritual. Love watching the Laura fertilizing dance. It’s an awesome dance step. 😊

Great job Laura! You are amazing and you have produced beautiful gardens as well as the two cutest children ever!💕

❤️ You are a good good example of a hard worker, and a great teacher for all of us. Thank you so much.

So excited that Spring is near! That pop-up bag is well loved! 😂

The Rose area looks fantastic, so nice and clean and ready from new growth and beautiful color!

Hello Garden Answer friends..from Traverse City. MI. I am excited to see how these rosebushes reflush back for Laura..Seemingly, anything she cuts back comes back loving life even more. I bought 4 roses end of season a few years ago, I thought I better get them out of their containers & in the ground, as Laura has repeated numerous times.. So that is what I did. Dont you know the deer feasted. The deer never bothered them on the deck, , but as soon as they were in the ground they were meals . I was so sad...they never really reflushed for me..even with rose tone...if they don't come back this year I will yank them...they were so pretty, makes me sad to know what they were & now have become. Have a great day all.

Love the music to this video of you trimming the roses ❣️ 60 Roses ! OMG….

Great tutorial - I will revisit it when I’m ready to prune my roses. Love it when you turn your face up to the warm sunlight just like a flower bloom does and then the happy tunes start playing (and so do the kiddos 😊) . You should give us a little 2 second “sun dance” 💃 jig when that happens .

Afternoon Everyone 🥰🥰

I love to listen to you teach us. You are so knowledgeable!

I don’t have a rose in my garden…just because of deer pressure! I thoroughly enjoyed watching you do this very satisfying project though! Well done!

I don't know how your back holds out with all the bending over. Kudos to you 😊

Laura guys are such hard workers, you videos proves it. Great video!🐝❤🌺 busy as a bee!

Yawza! Look at the thorns on some of those rose canes! They all seem to have grown so much in that one season... amazing! After this pruning process, I am really looking forward to seeing how everything does this season! Ya know, Laura? You really have a way of making me (and guessing a lot of your followers) feel so confident in gardening, trying new plants and conquering my fears of falling short in my gardens. Thank you for that! I appreciate you, Aaron and the entire GA team so much!♡

Looks to me like they have room for growth. I would've planted them the same way. 🥰 I love that we can see Cheddar more often. You are truly a cat person Laura. When that sun comes out, you throw your face in it like a cat!😻

Seeing how you prune has helped me identify what growth is desirable. I was dithering over wispy branches in the past. Now I’ll have confidence.

Love the B-roll of pruning and the music haha Wow that was a lot of work!!!!

I can't believe you pruned 60 roses in one day! I pruned 5 today (with my new Felco gloves and #2 from Garden Answer) and have about 20 more to go! Boy do those gloves ever work like you say. Not one stick from a thorn today. Good job. Do the trimmings go in your compost pile? I would think rose canes don't easily compost.

PROJECT IDEA!!! make a wreath or a flower arrangement with one of every rose on your property!!! ❤❤❤

I've never seen many people who had or has the landscape(bug}like u guys have and I'm 71 yrs. young. Ur streams r delightful 2 watch...

Pruning roses always makes me anxious. Thank you for the detailed explanation. So very helpful. You have inspired me to try more roses. They can be fussy here in Virginia with our humid summers. Love seeing Samantha run out to you. She is growing so big!

That was the best upbeat pruning music. So fun.

Did my roses yesterday. Was hesitant about feetilizer because it isn't even Spring yet but it was so warm ,sixty degrees so i added a little after i cleaned out from under each. So relieved to get it done. Now I'm ready for some annuals,but i know March can be contrary. Tho i live in Georgia,our largest snow storms when we do have one,has come in March. Our weather is so bipolar. We can have all four seasons in one week. .Rule on planting my vegetable garden is do it on Good Friday. My cousin wanted to get a jump on it, and planted in March. It came a freeze one or two nights in a row and she lost everything. Had to replant. We have a long griwing season,so April is the best month to start. Days are longer also. Which means the plants get more hours of sunshine. Happy gardening everyone. May this be a blessed year for everyone!

I have my first order of 5 bare root David Austin coming soon!! Thank you for the confidence you instill in all of us to try new things in our gardens!

I'm always amazed at how much you get accomplished! Helpful video and loved the music selection too!

Roses are my jam! It's so important to sterilize your pruners before you start to cut on a new bush. Disease spreads so quickly people. Especially when you see a rose or plant that isn't looking too healthy. Also you shouldn't prune 1st year plants. You wait until they've been in the ground over a full calendar year before pruning.

Hello from the balmy west coast of Wisconsin! I look forward to your videos every day. Thank you for your educational and fun projects! I'm getting seed trays ready to start inside. I purchased a small pop up greenhouse to extend my growing season! We haven't really had much snow or winter this year, not much moisture yet, so I'm hoping we'll have a good year. Thanks so much!

Good job Laura! 2 recommendations - wear protective eye wear and clean pruners after pruning each rose bush.

Excited to see all of the beautiful roses.🌹 😊

Thank you for this refresher course in rose pruning. I need to look for the fertilizer you used. God bless you all!!

I just wanted to share with you how much I have enjoyed your utube. My husband(Pat) and I (Janis) have a few acres so our interests and love of flowers and gardening are similar. We have a greenhouse and a separate seeding room with lights . I have done a few projects you have shown such as the winter seeding method in milk jugs and the wisteria wreath from our very over grown plant. Thank you for sharing your property and projects with us. Janis

❤😊 Thank's for greater success in our yards, gardens we are loving all Ur Beautiful Creating Gardening Space's, loving paths, design, living outdoors rooms of Beauties, Keep Rocking Life Beautifully ❤😊

Good morning Garden Answers family. Raining in Ohio . But love watching Laura do her thing. Roses too!

Good morning all have a safe and blessed day ❤️

The eye close "they're all beautiful" Yes they sure are!

I love the Rose Garden 🤗 I wouldn't change a thing !!

Great information, thank you! I planted roses for the first time last year, now I see how to prune them!

Those catalogs are heavenly but so much temptation! 😄 Love roses and want to learn as much as possible about them.

I absolutely love roses ! I pruned mine yesterday , I could prune roses all day long I find it therapeutic.Was wishing I had my Garden Answer kneeling pad 😊

I felt exactly the same about my roses! Just cut them WAY back and fertilized them. I almost pulled mine out last year, but I read up more on them and decided to really pour some love into them. Mine are drift roses in a somewhat inhospitable area, so they’re honestly perfect for the area, they just get unruly. Hoping I can make them more beautiful this year! Can’t wait to see how they turn out! LOVE all of your advice!

I don’t have any roses in my hot, humid eastern NC garden yet. Between the fungal issues and Japanese beetles I’ve been hesitant. But they’re so gorgeous! After watching this I’m super tempted to plant at least one and see how it goes. I know all gardeners lose plants from time to time but it’s hard to knowingly plant something that will test the limits. But I believe this is the year! Here’s hoping it goes well! 🙏🏻

I needed a refresher on how to prune my roses. Great video.

At work wishing I was in my garden 😢 atleast I can watch some garden videos lol

The area looks so good. Can't wait to see the leaves and blooms later on in the season!

Just got my Felcos, gloves and Willow Balm pain crème!! Thank you guys!! Willow Balm smells fresh and the texture is so smooth. Helps the soreness too!! Cannot wait to see the perennials come back in the Spring. Thank you Laura for being an inspiration!🌹🌹

Thanks to you Laura, I just planted The Poet's Wife and All Dressed Up. Can't wait to see how they do and smell. Thank you for all the great tips.

I grow over 100 roses in a formal rose garden. I left 5' between each rose so I could get around them to cut flowers, fertilize, and prune all season.

Another great tutorial! If I knelt like that for that long, I wouldn’t be able to walk for days 😅Glad I only have to prune about 4 roses this year. Two climbers and 2 shrubs.

Favorite gardening from childhood is working with hybrid tea roses. Such a beautiful rose plot.

Favorite rose?!? That’s like picking a favorite kid!! 😂😉 we love them all the same 🫶

Thank you for the refresher on roses every year. I'm going to get after mine now. ❤😊

What a GR8 episode! Very very informative and helpful for me! Thank you 🙏🏻 as always 🌸🌷🌸

Nice short video. Great job. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Guess I will be pruning my roses this weekend, thanks for the lesson ❤

Thanks for this video. I feel ready to do my roses now, thanks to you. But here is zone 6a, we still have snow. It'll be mid-March, I'm guessing (and hoping).

Can we see a video showcasing the rose blooms from last year in one compilation ? I only remember seeing few blooms 😊

I've been waiting for this- I started roses last year! I don't have much experience with them. Thank you Laura❤❤

I have a lovely yellow Floribunda that I love. Unfortunately, the Japanese Beetles do too. We are in Missouri.

Thanks Laura❤ I love to see a well pruned rose 🌹

I live in zone 14, northern, east bay, California. It's been so windy and wet the last two weeks, i haven't been able to care for any of my plants. All are in pots. Yesterday was nice and sunny, went out to pick up plants that the storms had moved. My rose had already started to bud. Didnt want to cut it back, just cleaned it up. We'll see how it does this season.

Another great video. We are planting 7 white roses in our front yard in March so this was very timely. Our Gardner lady has promised they will survive Scottsdale AZ heat of 115 degrees. We shall see. Lol

So enjoyed this video! My bare root roses have just started leafing out, so I won’t be pruning yet. But watching you get your roses trimmed and tidy makes me look even more forward to when mine will bloom. I’ve started liking the scent of the Espoma fertilizers because it means gardening’s happening!! 🌹

Music was great Ken! ❤

Those pruned bushes look so nice and neat!

You need a formal rose garden that's all heirlooms and hedge roses with lavender and boxwood hedges and cement statuary!! Maybe in the middle of a LABYRINTH 😅😅😅😅😅

Thx Laura that was nice and clear now I can start pruning my roses .

I love roses. Thanks for showing how to care for it.

I think it’s time for a new pop up bag Laura 😆. Looking forward to seeing the roses bloom.

again you did it, you made a very hard core look fun and you motivated me!!!! thanks laura

Love the music along with your pruning ❤