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Go to Community to read more about this plant. Campanula glomerata can be deadheaded to keep it from going to seed. This encourages more flowers! the snipping tool in the video is a quilters thread snip which Mary uses to prune soft stemmed plants.

In this video we use a beautiful shrub called Corylus avellana 'Contorta', also known as Harry Lauder's Walking Stick, to demonstrate how to remove suckers from trees and shrubs. Watch to the end for more photos and extra tips. Visit thegardeningtutor.com for more FREE Gardening Tips and our Photo Gallery. The Gardening Tutor is also on Pinterest and Facebook. You can check the Community sectio...

Fine tune your drip irrigation system with small shut off valves. Some plants like freesias need water while blooming but can go dormant all summer. Garlic also needs irrigation until it's time to finish maturing. Keeping irrigation to other plants in the garden while using shut off valves to these plants is the answer. In this video The Gardening Tutor shows how to install small shut off valve...

You bought a beautiful plant with patterning in the leaves and then you noticed some leaves starting to turn solid green. What happened? In nature, some solid green plants have variegated sections that are called "sports". These sports are then propagated into more variegated plants. When these variegated plants start to turn solid green they are trying to revert to the solid green of the mothe...

Pruning Fuchsias can be a little scary at first. This video will improve your confidence and show you tips to get the most flowers from your Fuchsia plants! We film up-close so you can really see what to do. Keep watching to the end to see extra tips and photos. Thank you for watching. For more FREE Gardening Tips visit our website: thegardeningtutor.com

All you wanted to do was make your Phormium plant shorter so you shortened the leaves. Uh Oh, the tips didn't grow back. This video takes you through which tools to use and which type of cut to make when grooming a Phormium. There's an extra tip at the end of the video! Let me know how you do with your pruning! -mary We have a new website address thegardeningtutor.com

Do your plants stay the same size long after they've been planted? Or do annual plants fail to thrive in your garden? Giving plants a better planting hole to start with may be just the thing needed to make your plants happy! Watch this and all our videos Ad-Free on The Gardening Tutor Vimeo Channel: vimeo.com/thegardeningtutor Thank you for watching. For more FREE Gardening Tips visit our websi...

Watch this and all our videos Ad-Free on The Gardening Tutor Vimeo Channel: vimeo.com/thegardeningtutor Sometimes when using a goof plug to stop a leak in drip irrigation the leak is still there after it's plugged. Here is a tip for how to use the fat end of the plug so that the hole is really plugged and the leak is stopped. If you use this method and the hole is still leaking, you'll need to ...

Gardening Eye Candy is always so inspiring! Here's a little slide show to get you thinking about how you might like to use containers in your own garden. Thank you for watching. For more FREE Gardening Tips visit our website: thegardeningtutor.com

Installing drip irrigation can be frustrating. Working with all the little parts can also be hard on your fingers. In this video Mary shows you some tips for buying and using the small tubing that connects to the mainline so your project can go more smoothly. You can do it! Watch this video Ad-Free on The Gardening Tutor Vimeo Channel: vimeo.com/575475601 or vimeo.com/thegardeningtutor You do n...

Watch all our videos Ad-Free on The Gardening Tutor Vimeo Channel: vimeo.com/thegardeningtutor This video shows you some great tips on how to choose and use the best hole punch for making the holes for connectors in your drip irrigation mainline. Plus, you'll learn how to install a connector for drip tubing. Thank you for watching. For more FREE Gardening Tips visit our website: thegardeningtut...

Are you ever short on time but you know that your plants could use some nutrients to perform better? Here are two quick methods for making sure the fertilizer gets into the rootzone.

Inviting European honey bees, mason bees, hover flies, and other pollinators to your garden starts with knowing which flowers attract them. In this video we look at just a few of the plants, such as Gaillardia, Liatris, and Salvia that bees and other beneficial insects love and show you how to keep those flowers blooming! You can do this!

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