The 3 Things Almost Every New Gardener Gets Wrong

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In this video, you'll learn the 3 garden design tips that will help you to overcome your landscaping challenges. I'll cover beginner gardening mistakes like not knowing what to plant, not knowing how to make a landscape look good, and ideas for flower garden design to make your planting beds look great all year long (instead of just a few weeks).
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1:38 - Secret 1: Avoid the "Big Two"
Learn how to stop making the two biggest mistakes that home gardeners make -- every weekend at the garden center.
2:23 - Secret 2: What's Holding You Back
Discover why inherent creativity has NOTHING to do with designing your dream garden -- and what does.
3:24 - Secret 3: Unlock Potential
Learn the key to unlocking your garden's potential -- even if you have less than ideal conditions.
The most common questions I get about gardening are really design questions. Most gardeners don't even realize they're asking design questions (yikes - don't run away just yet!). I promise design is really fun and not scary at all. These garden design ideas for beginners will open up a whole new world of gardening for you!
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[@donnaq7626]

Every plant that is planted is a joy to the world.

[@maddart4445]

I love that.

[@pongop]

The gifs of Petra and Andy! Great shows. I like your artwork of the band, too! The "visual cues to determine your plant's needs" blew my mind! Wow! It makes so much sense! And I didn't know the function of hairy leaves. This is all very cool and helpful to know. Thank you for all the food for thought in this lesson!

[@PrettyPurpleDoor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MaureenMcD-h9n]

Hi Amy, I live in New South Wales, Australia and have just found you on TH-cam. I just found you so refreshing and informative. You are someone who wants to give people the tools to make a lovely garden..Thank you❤

[@PrettyPurpleDoor]

You are so welcome! Thanks for following along 😊

[@kristymh823]

I just found your channel. I normally only subscribe to a channel if they have taught me something new. After watching only three of your videos I am now a subscriber. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and I can’t wait to binge the rest of your videos.

[@PrettyPurpleDoor]

So nice to hear! I'm glad to have you as a subscriber 😊

[@aliceheidecker1853]

I like your analogies!

[@PrettyPurpleDoor]

Haha thank you

[@kellykiley]

Great info my garden center days were over a long time ago I live in the high Mohave desert and when I found what plants grow the best out here I started to propagate. I created in 16 yrs a Naturalist/Cottage garden in the high desert on water haul.
Thanks for all the great info. You can never know it all when it comes to gardening. Enjoy your videos thanks Miss Amy.

[@patriciasmith8405]

Love your tips...wish you were my neighbor. I hear & see my neice in you...comforts me as well as teaching an ol' gal" new tricks. Everybody has a twin, too!! TY, keep your videos coming. Lv 'em. :)

[@PrettyPurpleDoor]

Awesome! So nice to hear from you. I bet your niece is way cooler than me lol

[@pkconradi7339]

Great info! I recently started following you on Instagram and bought one of your e-books. I am in the process of planning around a new installed pool in zone 4. What would you recommend for a fast growing bushy dense shrub for the front side of my house for privacy? I am also wondering what is the best tall narrow evergreen to plant sporadically in the very back of my mostly sunny yard as a back drop to the more manicured landscaping around the pool. So many every greens get too big and wild looking. Was thinking of the Siberian Pine. Thanks for any recommendations, and I plan to continue learning from you!

[@maddart4445]

I would say if you have a big space to divide it into smaller sections.

[@carolynmareck1182]

Are you reading to us?

[@PrettyPurpleDoor]

No

[@harlemhottie1377]

Hi Amy, new subscriber. Quick question: what's the source on the screen @ 4:20?

[@PrettyPurpleDoor]

Hello, it's my Plant id made easy guide. It's part of my design your 4-season garden course. Prettypurpledoor.com/course

[@PrettyPurpleDoor]

Hello, it's my Plant id made easy guide. It's part of my design your 4-season garden course. Prettypurpledoor.com/course