One day landscape work-E2-Simple low maintenance design
June 24, 2021 2:02 am
One day landscape work-E2-Simple low-maintenance design-In this video, I performed a simple landscape design installation in a small urban area. They want very low maintenance factories. I also moved the factory installed by the builder to a more suitable location. The product I use-Products-HortTube Facebook page HortTube Instagram HortTube Twitter How to grow in clay. How to grow in clay. Short video. How to plant in sandy soil. www.wholesaleplants.biz 30 Allen Road. Clayton, North Carolina 27520.
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There was a problem with my microphone in part of the video. I tried to fix some of it, but there is still some popping occasionally. That's life. Thanks for watching
Just discovering your videos now…too bad I never went to your garden center before it shut down. You have a great amount of knowledge! Thanks for sharing!!
Would like to see a follow up on these plants.
You ever want to come to Spring Hope– I would love some help. I am just starting on my garden and I have an 1.35 acreage to play with. Come on to Nash County… and play in the clay with me.
Hi Jim, will the wooden fence deteriorate at all because of the plants so close? I would love to put some barrier hedges like you did here along my backyard fence for extra privacy and sound buffering but I'm hesitant to plant up on the fence. Genuinely curious.
Would LOVE to see update photos of this house landscaping!
Can you do a follow up video on this yard? Would love see how it looks now.
Thank you Jim. Learned a lot from the video.
Do the baby gem boxwood need trimming?
Great job Jim I have been loving all your videos thanks
Loved the repurposing of the screening plants from front to backyard.. curious on your spacing for those as they seemed very close. I am about to plant a bunch of ligustrum recurvifolium along my side fence as screening, keeping them no higher than 8ft tall and 6ft out into the yard from the fence
Was planning on planting 6ft apart.. is that too far apart?
How does taking new growth off a plant compensate for damaging roots? Sounds counter productive.
Question for you: How did you clear the land of weeds/grass in the areas you were going to work? Looks like you had already (or someone) designated what would be going where and the areas you intended to work in, but did you lay tarps or something to smother what was there since they are all brown and ready or? When would that aspect come into a project like this?
Do you have a Nursery in North Carolina.
The baby gem, what gallon size are they. Thank you…
Hi I have a question, you do not use fabric or carboard before planting for future weeds?
Would love to know a substitute for the abulia in zone 6
This is great! I'm in West Virginia and the front of my house is full sun all day. I want low maintenance as well. Thanks!
Very nice!!! Feels like a college course. Thank you Jim!
Can you help me with some ideas? I just removed 4 huge, overgrown shrubs from my front foundation. They were just way too big for that space. I extended the bed. I want to plant some bobo hydrangeas with a small shrub in front of them and an anchor tree ( maybe weeping lace leaf maple) I can not find a shrub to put there. It's so frustrating. Any ideas?
This was great, I have been researching "pics of landscaping" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried – Giyily Landscaping Yatty – (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my mate got amazing results with it.
Would these plants grow well in North Carolina?
This looks so great! My husband and I are starting some landscaping and when we heard you're from NC it was so great!
I would love to know more about what plants could be planted near utility lines and French drains.
I wish you could zone 10 landscaping. Love your channel though.
Great info! Have you posted an update to this one yet?
Great video Jim! I absolutely love theses.
QUICK QUESTION…what's the best mulch for soil health. I really like pine straw but you mentioned it's bad to mix into the soil. I though it broke down rather quickly? Any tips or insights?
Thank you for excellent video. Can I used these plants in Ottawa Canada, different zone?
I love that the landscape is uniform without looking like soldiers in a row! Great job!
They could use some serious help with that lawn
Great video, I really enjoy your channel! Can you recommend something like the Evergreen Daylily that is another color?
Where in the Raleigh and Clayton area can I find those evergreen day lillies?
Thank you Jim! Why would it be bad if the hard wood mulch fell in the hole?
Looks a lot better.
So what would be the problem with a little pine straw getting in the holes?
Looks great! How do you suggest dealing with water from downspouts washing away mulch & dirt?
You make landscaping look so easy. Thanks for the inspiration.
Do you know of any evergreen daylilys that are purple or have purple in them?
Looks great after – just LOVE the one day jobs as this is giving me so many ideas for my lawn. Thanks
Looks great!
Your friends are so lucky to have you! Shame on the builder for contracting with "landscapers" who planted the wrong things in so many areas!!
I love to see how you plan and layout beds figuring in height, color, texture, bloom in conjunction with water, soil, light and temperature needs of the plant! This is super helpful! Thank you!
Really enjoy these landscaping job videos. It's interesting to see what plants you pick and where you use them.
I love these one day projects. You are a great teacher!! I can just send my son outside with the video and the plants I ordered online. Thanks so much!!
This was very helpful as I am putting together a landscape plan for the front of my house, and these are some of the plants I wanted to use. One question: Does the Miss Lemon or Kaleidoscope Abelia stay more compact?
Nice looking–practical & pretty! Love that you recycled the original plants in back to a more appropriate site.