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Does anyone know if John is single? Serious question

ahhh the background music so distracting

John for Minister of Justice 😅😅😅

Dig and throw 😂😂😂😂😂

Instead of banning kids , teach them how to garden John 😂

Thank you John, since watching your channel I have discovered persicaria and planted loads!

Hi John, I don't know if you care but the stem with the tag on it will always die on roses. I don't know why this is but it's true every single time in my experience.

My hot lips are in the ground. Can I just cut them back in April or May? I'm in middle Georgia USA thankyou 😊

Great inspiration to be more ruthless! I wish I could find out where to get a spade like that, but my googling hasn’t helped yet. (SW England)

Hi John, I'm visiting my family in Mornington, Co. Meath this coming July. Can I visit your garden? It is so beautiful - Barbara

Aconitum Vulparia, ‘you wouldn’t think that was poisonous by looking at it’ just thrown the comment in but so important, John is one of a kind, love him.

The section about white / coloured flowers having different coloured stems and foliage made me smile - that's how I tell my cosmos seedlings apart! The pink and red ones have reddish stems whereas white are always pale.

I buy 90% of my plant's online John, do you post from your garden centre? ?

John could be a comedian

Thank you sir just brilliant

Hi John Lord God bless you

Ooooohhhhh that blue poppy so wonderful Hope youre oke john? Greerings from holland

I planted my garden 25 years ago. Never ends always changing. My garden give me hope and great pleasure. Trial by error.

Does it look good in winter ?

Such a rich video! Thanks for being you!!!

Stop the irritating music!

I've never seen such bright sunlight shade in my life.

They really need to get John on mainstream TV. He is so witty. A Everyone would love him. Look out Monty Don !

I just love your videos. They're so relaxing and I learn so much .

"And now my heart's an open book, and my secret love's no secret anymore" I love old songs too. You bring my remembrence back. Thank you Mr. Lord. Appreciate you so much, as do countless other fans.

You're the absolute best John. Wish you had your garden in North Wales!

I find a Dutch hoe even better for weeding - when you scrape across the ground like that the gravel stones fall through the gap behind the blade and leave it looking neat while still removing the weeds :)

Irish Humour what do u expect .Laughter 😂😂

I had it on 1.5x speed for a video prior, but kept it. You’re about as energetic as gardener Ciscoe Morris! Love your pup! 🐶

John wish you were my neighbor what i could learn from you. I am one hundred percent obsessed with my flowers.

I have the “wild one”. Dug it from an old homesite, where it covered a quarter acre.

It'd be s helpful if you might mention what exposure the plants you mention like or will happily tolerate. Thanks for. your consideration!

Speaking of runners... I have a Rosa Rugosa Question- Can ANYONE tell me, HOW DEEP will the Rosa Rugosa runners go to escape its walls? I'm getting ready to plant one in a very large, 1 meter (3 foot) wide circle, bottomless pot. So, inside the pot walls there will be lots of room. Yes, there will be an easy way out if the roots go deep enough. The walls of the pot are 2 feet high, but the majority will be buried under ground. Basically the roots will only have to go 20 inches (50 cm) deep to escape. I've never grown it before. But I've heard they like to send out runners. I just don't know if the runners basically stay horizontal? Or will they dig deep to escape? The soil in that whole area is quite rich. So the soil will be rich both inside and outside of the planter walls. I'm kinda hoping the Rugosa will be happy enough to stay within its bounds? It will be easy for me to dig deep. (And also for the roots too!) I'm planning on burying the walls of the planter pot almost 20 inches (50cm) deep, to hopefully keep the Rugosa from escaping. Can anyone tell me the truth?? DON'T SUGAR COAT IT!!! Am I just having wishful thinking? Am I being naive to believe it can be contained?! NOW is the time to tell me BEFORE I'm in over my head!! Any advice is much appreciated♥️ Thank You everyone!! ❤❤❤

Oh no, your video has reminded me to sort my crocosmias out this August ! Thank you 😂

John. We miss your videos …..You the best

‘formosa’ in Latin means ‘beautiful’.

It's amazing how much I can still learn in just one video, thank you so much for the beautiful day in your garden. Another rose that never gets a drop of black spot after four years now, is a Kordes called Florentina Arborose if you want something red and gorgeous.

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Dig and throw.😂 Love it. He has tossed so many things over the fence. I always picture the neighbors being like where did all these plants show up from.

Beautiful gardens, They are the bees knees.

We just love John lord my husband would love an Irish shovel where can he get one from.?? We are in Northern Ireland at the moment so we will be watching 👀 later we are in Warron Point just beautiful.We just love John lord his personality and passion for plants 🪴 and gardens.We love Ireland and Irelands.Till next time.Happy Gardening 🧑🏻‍🌾.🪴🪴🌸🌸🍀🌻🌻🌻🍀🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

Love the humour too John

John, I love how you know the scientific and common name of every plant! It looks like you don't have any sun either. What a crying shame whats being done to the earth!

is it cistus obtusifolius ? thank you

You're the Minister of Garden Justice then.

Isn't it time for the Chelsea Chop or did I miss that already?

It is always a joy to listen to a plant lover who does the work, knows each plant and is fearless about trying new combinations and positions for these special plants. How is your garden watered, what is the soil type and the ph of the area? When you add new soil or amendments, what do you generally add? Do you make your own composite? Do you fertilize anything or let the nutrients in the soil be sufficient? My garden here in zone 5 b in New York is about 2 acres of 4 and all is in the middle of a hardwood forest. Unfortunately we are in the midst of the worst ever invasion of Spongy Moths (aka Gypsy Moths), and these voracious caterpillars have totally stripped most of our deciduous trees as well as all the Blue Spruce. Truly disastrous. I hope most will recover next Spring. Do you ever find any insect damage that is too devastating to even try to combat where you garden? Thank you for these enthusiastic videos.

John you crack me up. 😂 throwing that plant over the wall. The dig and throw. The iris orientalis that won’t stop seeding itself, which was beautiful by the way and is like the guest that won’t leave. I do like and appreciate your long handle shovel.

That elm just glows, and the Buff Beauty was absolutely beautiful. Thanks, John!

Another entertaining video that has just flown by. I have been moving some of my shrubs around to fill a space left by an old Choisya which gave up the ghost this year. It was a large shrub I moved, but so far, so good.