Can I cut back and transfer my grass in the fall...like october?

Table salt works good on dandelions the salt goes right down into the roots

So helpful! I did all the wrong things last year! 9/13/24

Great video! I just bought pansies for the first time and I love them. I appreciate the tips. I was watching your video at Home Depot before I bought them ❤

Maybe a new garden hoe video with your 9 yr old hoeing

Any new garden tool videos

I love our planet it.s our home we have to take care of it ❤❤❤❤❤

Thank your Catherine! That was exactly what I needed to know. Other videos were a bit confusing. This was perfect. Thanks!

Do you know this map is going to work because she’s not showing any cleavage, like most videos and women.

Very informative. Thank you. Was thinking 🤔 should I add fertiliser when planting?

Thank you you really helped me

I love ppl who go to these lengths 10/10 😊

Your method is effective, but backbreaking for any sizable area. One consideration is to avoid the types of landscaping that will turn in to a maintenance headache (sooner or later). I learned this the hard way. 🌺

I DID NOT KNOW YOU COULD COVER THAT MUCH OF THE ROOT! I’m KINDOF guessing it’s because your in Colorado I’ve never seen that on the East Coast & they sit in Winter snow( like in John Denver country

Great job explaining the process. Thank you.

And its a good workout for toning your arms and shoulders. Dont forget to bend the knees and contract your abs and breathe

Good idea!! Thanks!!

For iris growing in Colorado, what is your recommendation on trimming the leaves to a height of ~6" either in August or before winter. Thank you for the clear and helpful information on planting and deadheading iris.

This is the most helpful video on how to plant Iris of all that I watched, thank you for the most amazing informative 10 minutes

I feel better after seeing this. I was doing thos the last couple of days, and then I saw videos saying to not do this and felt bad, lol! I was specifically researching what to do with the ones with one vertical side yellow and the other green. I will leave those alone going forward.

I reused old potting mix and combined compost and shredded leaves. Got a nice softball size tomato from a plant in a large pot about3 or 4 gallons. Thank you for your topic.

Hi catharine I read we had to let the sun on the woody parts is this not right I noticed you covered them??

I planted one in NH. Last year, it was gorgeous in bloom. This year, no buds or blooms at all, not one. Any idea why?

This was a short video made long because of you constantly repeating yourself. Sheesh.

Lavender needs dry, sunny locations too. Thanks for this info.

Thank you so much😊

Depth of rhizome depends on climate and type of soil. Where I live, we plant them with the top one third of the rhizome showing. (Southwest MO- clay soil).

Hi, I'm newly subscribed Catherine. I read with interest your article on Horseweed/ Conyza Canadensis in which you said as this weed spreads by seed that leaving little of root behind will NOT cause it to regrow/re-establish BUT I have read the EXACT opposite on a different UK Gardening site, necessary to remove ALL root or WILL regrow Please, which is correct?My garden is covered, I am desperate.Help.

Leave the dandelions alone! They will fix your soil & create aeration for your soil. Bees and pollinators feed off the flowers in the spring. Don’t spray poisons on your lawn that can seriously harm your cats and dogs that walk or lie on the grass and then lick and groom themselves. And some weed killers contain Xeno estrogen that can affect your endocrine system and cause cancer in the reproductive organs.

Wonderful video, thank you for sharing. ❤

Thank you so much for your information it is of great help to me.

god bless the people who post the most niche videos like this, you never know when you’re going to end up needing this kind of advice 😂 ❤❤❤❤

Safe my ass, just pull them

I have brown spots all over my Iris. What should I do?

So helpful, thanks!

Love this! Learned a lot! ❤

After watching countless videos on this, I used this technique with 1.4” hardware cloth, without seeing this video. This has been the best technique if you can’t lift them all at once. It had taken me 3 months because mine is larger, I’m tiny (4’ 9” and have Lyme.) and we have had heatwaves. Now I want to wash the dust and dirt off them! The stones, from upper MI are beautiful and I can’t find more like them. Anyone know what will wash away mulch dust, dirt, and make them look nice? The landscapers want to out down glue to keep the grass they don’t bag out of the stones. Not sure if that’s the answer, because it also collects debris from a distressed tree. ❣️

My first gardening boss said, "plant irises like a duck sits on the water." :)

These cool weather annual invasive grasses are whats igniting many of the fires in the west.

The only problem with bagging it is it will go to some landfill and spread from there.

Thank you so much, I put a bunch in the ground today , too deep. Tomorrow I’ll go re-do them correctly. Blessings and best regards.

Love this idea! I went Lowes to get the mesh. However, I laid my mesh over a 30year old little red wagon and let the debris go into the wagon. Wheeled it around and dumped it when finished. The clean rock rolled off onto a plastic cloth on my patio so I could shove it back where it belongs. No heavt lifting!

The iris is almost as beautiful as you

This plant is taking over my grown cover! I need it gone permanently.

How can you remove this permantly?

I followed the tips in this video late winter and now my Russian sage is the best looking on the block! Thank you. It has never looked THIS good.

How do o kill it when it takes over my yard

Very good idea and excellent tips, thank you.

Thank you for the video. Remember to always use your pruning shears with the blade towards the portion that you are going to retain. If the Anvil is towards the portion you are going to retain it will be a crushing cut which would heal much more slowly and look unattractive in the meantime. This is a general rule of thumb with all pruning

Does the same rhizome produce flowers the following years? I don't think so. Once a stalk has bloomed, that rhizome can be cut off completely.