I’ll Chelsea Chop Til I Drop!

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The 42 plants mentioned in today’s video:
Silene dioica
Paeonia ‘Bartzella’
Meconopsis cambrica
Knautia
Polemonium
Geranium
Sanguisorba ‘Pink Brushes’
Sanguisorba menziesii
Erodium
Aruncus dioicus ‘Kneiffii’
Cirsium rivulare
Phlox
Acanthus mollis
Vicia
Aruncus dioicus
Knautia
Senecio 'Angel Wings'
Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata The King’
Epimedium rubrum
Astilbe ‘Spotlight’
Paeonia ‘Bowl of Beauty’
Trifolium pannonicum
Helenium
Salix cinerea
Iris orientalis
Veronicastrum 'Apollo'
Aruncus aethusifolius
Filipendula palmata
Astilbe chinensis ‘Pumila’
Persicaria ‘Inverleith’
Ligularia przewalskii
Veronicastrum ‘Album’
Sanguisorba ‘Stand Up Comedian’
Helianthus ‘Lemon Queen’
Joe Pye Weed
Veronicastrum ‘Erica’
Solidago ‘Fireworks’
Solidago ‘Goldenmosa’
Aruncus dioicus
Persicaria polymorpha
Thalictrum delavayi
Cornus kousa ‘China Girl’
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Visit John's garden at Ratoath Garden Centre in Co. Meath, Ireland.
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12 июн 2023

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Комментарии : 62

@DianeD862 Год назад

We’re in Northern Ireland so we will watch you on later.John is a wonderful person my husband loves his style of gardening 👩‍🌾.A great person all around he’s so humble and wonderful.Happy gardening 👨‍🌾.🌹🌹💐💐💐🍀🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️☘️☘️🪴🪴🪴🪴🎍🎍🎍🪵🪵🪵🎍🌵🌵🌵

@paulineanderson3985 Год назад

This man is hilarious - garden in a canoe comment got me - almost as good as his 'bendy over' and 'standy uppy' lines😀

@dreamagood8321 Год назад

Yes , he always cracks me up ! And he is wide open , it would take a bunch of people to keep up with him . 😂 I would love to meet him

@SleepyCatCottage Год назад

Oh, yes, nothing like a good hard pruning to make a plant grow and look fabulous. I have helped many inexperienced gardeners here in the USA learn how to take care of their plants. When they they see me do the Chelsea chop they freak out and tell me i am crazy. But then they see the results and can't believe how the plants prosper. Loved following you through your stunning garden. Will look for more videos from you. Susan

@susanvonrauensteinbreuls6058 Год назад

Hi John thanks for putting the plant names up on screen helps a lot

@lindat5321 Год назад

David, are you the videographer? If so, it would be great if someone would ask John to tell us about his education & career in gardening. I'm sure his loyal fans would love to hear about it.

@stevef1264 Год назад

Makes my day when i see a new John video pop up 8 just know im gonna be entertained educated & laugh a lot. Youre a star John⭐️⭐️⭐️

@lisajelle714 Год назад

Love John’s ruthlessness with the veronicastrums- none are safe from him!😅

@StoneHedgeAcres Год назад

I am so impressed with the knowledge John has. How does he remember all the names of each plant. People are missing the opportunity to learn form this Irishman :)

@lisajelle714 Год назад

“She sells self-sown seedlings by the seashore” 😅😅😅

@antoine7959 Год назад

I'm French, I don't understand everything you say, but I've watched all your videos. I'm having a lot of fun with you and I'm learning a lot. Best regards John 😉

@PaulOutdoors Год назад

If you are ever having a bad day or are a little bit down, maybe, possibly then this wonderful man is an antidote....."I love saying Mecanopsis Cambrica...that fellas parents had a few bob and were able to get him educated" 🤣. Thank you John for brightening up the day and for your wonderful knowledge of course. Paul 🙏😊👍❤️

@susanaustin6353 Год назад

Floppy flower needing a Chelsea chop…could be the start of a song…very entertaining today. Learning new plants.

@nadineweiler7747 Год назад

Well John…you were on it today for sure😀 I needed the laughter❤️

@johnwaterman8884 Год назад

Margie- love your sweet pup!

@carmenbailey1560 Год назад

Always love walking your gardens with you. Knowledgeable, ambitious and funny. Thanks for taking us along. 👍❤️😊

@hobbitlady7568 Год назад

Why do I want to hug him ❤

@saskiaschellekens3050 Год назад

Iam so glad he’s back!! Every time I get a notification that John uploaded a new video my hart make a jump ❤

@patquinnbolger7834 Год назад

I love this channel and John - you’re a gas man. I’d love to buy some of those epimediums ❤

@laurenb6451 Год назад

I have 4 different kinds of epimediums and like them all. In NYS they are not cheap! And Cirsium rivulare…I have wanted that plant for several years and can’t find it in USA ☹️. If I ever travelled to Ireland, visiting Ratoath Garden Center would be #1 and then #2 would be Book of Kells. Thank you for another great video.

@julieh2935 Год назад

Thanks, John and David! Always a learning experience! 😊

@ChrisC-bw3pu Год назад

Thank you.I love your videos. They are inspiring, informative and fun from a true plants man.

@adz5bneweng589 Год назад

Epimediums are desired here in USA (Massachusetts). I love them myself and they command premium prices here.

@mr.tidygarden Год назад

The Chelsea chop King👊 Damien gardener from Cork City

@shielamartinez8991 Год назад

Hi John one of the best videos you’ve made funny, useful helpful your the best Sheila Chester

@josephineholohan7350 Год назад

Thanks John, love the channel

@karlsenula9495 Год назад

I don't need to Chelsea chop ... the deer and rabbits do it for me ... 🤷‍♂️

@PaulOutdoors Год назад

🤣

@marissahumphreys9850 Год назад

Thalictrum must be punished for sowing itself 😆

@meep2576 Год назад

Hi John, always happy to watch your videos ❤

@Rougebasque Год назад

No planes today!😃

@arnorrian1 Год назад

I managed to sprout a few Veronicastrum seeds this spring (it's not available as a plant here), and they are still tiny plants. Seeing John hack it down hurts. And John's into is what made me feel I have to have it!

@hobbitlady7568 Год назад

He has so much energy. It’s catching. Got a magical quality to him. John your tall yews are mighty fine in the middle circle bed there.

@mitzi605 Год назад

I wish he had more videos. Love them all.

@maramorrison3144 Год назад

As always an excellent lesson on how to keep our gardens in shape with or without the "chop". John, what is that exquisite tree or shrub with the layers of white flowers that was behind you as you completed your pruning? It's stunning! I'm wondering if it will grow in Zone 9 here in Sacramento, CA.

@deborahhw8030 Год назад

I would pay money to see you just talk. Very entertaining 😂

@saracope8488 Год назад

Entertaining as usual!

@Mikhail-Caveman Год назад

You are incredibly wise!

@Trulli4178 Год назад

I've been threatening to Chelsea chop my tall yellow flowers since I heard John Lord mention this. I'm growing tall yellow flowers called rudbeckia laciniata 'Hortensia" in Belfast, Maine, USA. They grow to over six feet tall. We had to build a sort of cage for them because every year when they would flower, they would flop over--especially after a rain. It's so difficult to keep them propped up. Back in the day, these flowers were known, politely, as "outhouse flowers" because that's where they were often grown, around an outhouse because they could lean against the outhouse walls and stay propped up. Well, I Chelsea chopped my swath just about a week ago. They shouldn't grow anywhere near as tall now, and they should get bushier. Perhaps they'll stay within their enclosure now. This is an experiment in Chelsea chopping.

@christopherhills1609 Год назад

Brilliant as always. I have removed P. Polymorpha already……your previous remarks about this plant made me look again at it’s possible aggressive nature. Deep, thick spreading roots convinced me I did the right thing John. I will look again at Chelsea chopping more plants tomorrow…..I found last year I produced sturdier dahlias by cutting back the more vigorous ones in late May/early June.

@hrhsophiathefirst4060 Год назад

I am a gardener of let's not and say we did John, every year I plan to move something every year I leave it.

@sestman Год назад

You're the best!

@19PurposebyDesgn81 Год назад

Gentle gardening is definitely not a thing. 😅😂

@mollypitcher9380 Год назад

OHHHHHHH!!!!’ Check the weeds!!! FUNNY!!!!

@uboobly 2 месяца назад

Title is hilarious

@ukaszduszynski1766 Год назад

Love that Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata The King’. I need something like that for a shady spot. How fast it grows?

@amberrose7564 Год назад

What is the weeping burgundy leafed tree at the 9:38 mark? Stunning garden!

@judyfick2967 Год назад

Weeping beech?

@melissagannon5711 Год назад

Same here with Joe people weed. I swear I'll move it this winter. My hated weeds are oak,hazel,ash,walnut,Hawthorne,holly,.....I'll never get rid of the Jupiter's beard verbena,tobacco,calendula,CARDOONS!!...Zone 8b PNW. Just have to chop it!

@teoolgun9061 Год назад

❤ dostum seni uzun yıllardır takipteyim ama videoları bir türlü Türkçe yapamıyorum.dil kısmına Türkçe seçeneği de eklesen çok iyi olur.cicekleri benim kadar seven bir tek sen varsın sanirim😊

@Kay-qt2id Год назад

I sit and drool at your lush borders, from Australia, but the thalictrum why chop off the flowers now? Was it to stop seedlings or reduce height for a plant that won’t fall over?

@achnix3167 Год назад

Will the thalictrum del. you cut in the end actually still flower later in the summer?

@johnlordssecretgarden Год назад

Yes it will

@achnix3167 Год назад

@@johnlordssecretgarden thanks grabbing my scissors :)

@joanp105 Год назад

Thanks for the reminder to chop my several varieties of Solidago. Do you think that in Ireland, with as much rain as you say you usually get and the then cloudy skies, your garden is really not the equivalent of a full sun garden here in the Northeastern USA? Your videos are done in full sun and your plants are thriving. Would these same plants thrive in part sun here in much of the USA where we have very hot and dry summers, and as this year, dry Spring? We also cannot get many of the perennials you grow in your garden, except from specialty nurseries that require shipping of tiny plants☹️