🏡April Gardening Checklist👨🌾
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- 🏡April Gardening Checklist👨🌾 - In this video I go through some of the things that I try and work on in the garden during April. This is not a complete list. If there are specific things that you do in the garden during April, tell everyone down below this video. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel to follow along as I do the things that I talked about in this video. Thanks for watching.
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Hello Everyone. I didn't mention the current world in this video in the hope that next April when people come back around to this video all of this will be a distant memory. Thank you for being such a great audience for the content I upload. Stay safe and thanks for watching.
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Thanks Jim for your vids
It’s also refreshing to come to garden videos and have a break from the ugly! Thank you. Binge watching videos today
Great forethought. I’m not dead yet and growing a ton of stuff this year. These checklist are great, and very helpful.
Loved where he said that he’s into building the soil, not the plants. If he takes care of building up the soil, it’ll take care of the plant.
The way u fertilise makes u look like a wizard with the accuracy and smoke behind! Love it thank u for the consistent videos
I LOVE the monthly checklists! My type A personality appreciates that 😆 I have to say, you have the most well organized gardening channel. I also like the zone lists.
I love your monthly check lists. Thank you !!!!
I am bit overwhelmed after this list 😂😂 thanks though, great way to get organized :)
Thanks for watching them. Good luck with everything this spring 😊
Me, too! I'm still working on the March list.🤣
We have had a great March in Michigan and we’ve been out doing a lot of stuff earlier than normal. It definitely helps to be outside in our yard during our stay home, stay safe time. Thanks for keeping us motivated!
Great information, especially like the “pop in” pictures referencing the information.
Hey- I have several honeysuckle plants that have been in their spot for 8+ years. I have kept them at bay, by pruning them every spring. I would like to take them down about 2 feet. Can I prune them down to the hardwood, and take out all the runners?
Thanks.
Love the monthly checklists. Thanks!
Your checklists are so helpful. So grateful for all the yard work that I’ve been doing lately and all my gardens. It brings me peace here in NY. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Good to hear that he is helping you in NY!!! Be safe and stay positive
Myra Thank you
Thanks for the encouragement!
Doing a TON of planting this month so this comes in handy majorly!
Thanks for the like! :p
I like these monthly checklists.
Thanks for watching them
Thanks for sharing all the information that we’ll need for the growing season. My last frost date is normally end of May. Your grass is so green, here in Ontario people are ( not me, I only have a bowling stipe of grass ) crazy over their lawns. Love hearing your birds in the background, beautiful. 👍❤️😊
Very helpful video! You’re right about not remembering where the heck some perennials are in the ground. Been there. Luckily now that we have started doing our garden tour videos we can finally recall and see what looked good or didn’t so we can address as needed.
Thanks for following along 😊
So much great information, thanks! I'm taking notes 😊
Love your show and how you are sharing your history to how you arrived today with gardening. Thank you
Thx Jim, keep the information coming 👍👍
Wow, very thorugh!!! Love your mentioning several examples and pics. Also liked how you included the southern and northern states because it does differ making this a very relevant video for this Floridian.
Can you possibly do a video on splitting iris? Or is it about the same as when you will be splitting your day lilies? I have iris planted by a previous home owner around my ac unit and mailbox and it is so overgrown that the root is showing and looks almost like ginger root I would buy from the grocery store. Any advice is helpful and appreciated! Love what you are doing, these videos are super helpful for us new gardeners!
Jim, I have saved and planned on getting a long very long slope across the back yard planted by someone much younger than I am. Just can’t handle the Alabama clay anymore. I was ready a month ago and then the world changed. But, last week I called a guy that was very highly recommended to me and local. We talked and agreed to stay far away from each other. My point is, this young man was so thankful for the business. He is one of many small business owners and they need every dollar.
I'm sure he is very appreciative. Good luck with everything
HortTube with Jim Putnam I would rather it be you, but I’m grateful to still be working.
Thanks for the very helpful video. I am glad I wasn't to far off the beaten path with what I need to get on with this month as I am still relativly new to gardening
thank you. although its fall/autumn your descriptions are here love your advice in new zealand
I love the fall. I need to live have the year down there!
@@JimPutnam you'd be welcome here Tauranga.
I'm in NJ, zone 7A and have put my dahlias and gladiolus plants (not bulbs, they were started indoors) outside a couple days ago. It just took forever last year for my dahlias to bloom and I'm taking my chances to see if they'll make it and bloom early for me this year.
No, Jim! I’m not done with March yet!!! Lol. Dang this has been a crazy month. In more than 1 way. Lots of rain here (we are 7+ inches over for YTD) but I’m not complaining. It just throws off most of my tasks. I hear NC is going on lock down Monday. Texas has been for a couple of weeks now. Yard work and closet cleaning is the best time chaser. Be safe and thanks for the BUSY month of April lists. Lol 👏🏻👏🏻🤣
Thanks for watching. I'm in Wake county and we have been for a while. The governor expanded it to the rest of the State. Hopefully we can get to normal in the summer.
A county wide quarantine means so much garden work to do!
Exactly 💯
Thanks. Working on the April list.
Good luck with everything this spring 👍
Love the checklist, thank you
Great information! Thank you so much for sharing this!
great lmformation as always thank you Jim
Thanks for watching
Thanks for all the info. Very helpful.
Love the drone shots
Enjoy your videos.
can you propagate a tea olive plant and if so when is the best time to do it.
Hi I had a question about miss huff lantana. When do prune them and how far back? Will new growth be on old branches from last year?? I have several that were huge last year but no leaves yet. Thank you!
Jim,
Have you done a video on Coral Honeysuckle? Living in Texas and have one plant, the other died. Wanting to replace it. I was told it should be trellised, being a vining plant.
Chris
Thank you for all this info. You are awesome!😁
Thanks for watching 👍
Great info, as always! 😊👍
Thanks Julie
Good stuff.
Thank you so much for all the super helpful content. I live on Cape Cod, zone 6B and I just adapt your timelines for my area and it works perfectly. I have a question for you. I have a fairly narrow side yard with a pea stone courtyard that I have recently created. It abuts neighbors that I would like some privacy from. There is currently a large limelight that does a pretty good job of providing privacy when it is in bloom. There is room behind it for something else but it it is in pretty deep shade as there are some tall cypress trees overhanging from my neighbors side. Any suggestions for a shade tolerant 4-5 foot or taller shrub/perennial to help fill this in? Thanks for the help. Happy gardening, Sharon
Any suggested selective herbicide spray for wild onion/garlic appearing up through creeping rug juniper????
Do you have any plant suggestions for along a hot south facing wall with only 18 inches between the wall and a sidewalk in zone 6b?
Thank you for April Monthly Checklist, very helpful !! Question, like you, I am doing a lot of planting and have been watering everyday. Living in the Charlotte area it has been unusually warm. Now that the temperatures are getting back to "Normal" should I back off on the watering to every other day ?
Great video Jim very helpful. I just planted 18 encore azaleas about 3 days ago. Noticed today there are a bunch of small flies/gnat looking bugs on and around a few. Very very small... anything to worry about?
Well, I'm not Jim.But I can give my 2 cents anyway, lol.Gnats probably came from where you bought the plants, they live in the soil.They will most likely just fly away, but you can spray with neem oil if you want.
@@goatgal7884 thanks for the info! A couple days later they were gone and havent seen them since 😁
Will you consider making paper checklist as a companion to these videos?
I want to put blog post on my website to match these. I really want to write more, but this house has taken a lot of time the last six months. At some point for sure. Thanks for watching
Any tips to keep the squirrels from getting my bulbs?
You can put chicken wire on the ground until the earth resettles after planting. They like to dig up freshly dug soil.
I've used organic blood meal past few years once I notice them eating them I put it down heavy and they stop eating them
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Thank you