🌸Cutting back perennials and ornamental grasses to prepare the flower bed for new growth.
🌿Trimming and thinning out hydrangeas to encourage healthier growth and more blooms.
🌼Highlighting the vibrant color and impact of Arctic Fire yellow dogwoods in the South Garden.
💡Sharing tips on proper maintenance and care for flower beds, including grass removal and keeping off dormant grass.
🔧Using the gator to transport debris and minimize damage to the grass.
What tools are recommended for flower bed cleanup?
—Some recommended tools for flower bed cleanup include pruners, loppers, garden gloves, and a wheelbarrow or gator for debris transport.
When is the best time to cut back perennials and ornamental grasses?
—The best time to cut back perennials and ornamental grasses is in early spring or late winter before new growth begins.
How often should hydrangeas be trimmed?
—Hydrangeas should be trimmed annually, typically in late winter or early spring, to remove dead or damaged wood and shape the plant.
Can I walk on dormant grass without causing damage?
—Walking on dormant grass can cause damage, especially when the ground is wet. It is best to avoid walking on grass during dormancy to prevent wear and tire marks.
How do I remove grass from a flower bed?
—To remove grass from a flower bed, use a sharp shovel or edging tool to cut along the bed's perimeter. Lift out the grass and roots, ensuring not to disturb the surrounding plants.
00:00Introduction and overview of the flower bed cleanup in the South Garden.
02:30Cutting back perennials and ornamental grasses to prepare the flower bed for new growth.
05:00Trimming and thinning out hydrangeas to encourage healthier growth and more blooms.
08:00Highlighting the vibrant color and impact of Arctic Fire yellow dogwoods in the South Garden.
10:30Sharing tips on proper maintenance and care for flower beds, including grass removal and keeping off dormant grass.
13:00Using the gator to transport debris and minimize damage to the grass.
