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Backyard Part 4: The Transformation Continues!



Backyard Part 4: The Transformation Continues!
00:00 Introduction
00:17 WELCOME & WHAT TO EXPECT IN TODAY’S VIDEO
02:42 CREPE MYRTLE UPDATE
02:56 JAPANESE BEETLE PROBLEM & HOW TO HANDLE THEM
07:18 CLEANING UP THE SWEETBAY GARDEN
08:13 HOW WE ARE RUNNING OUR OUTDOOR LOW VOLTAGE LIGHTING
09:56 RAKING OLD MULCH UP AND REMOVING THE ROSE BUSH
11:12 MOWING THE LAWN
11:57 WHAT WE ACCOMPLISHED ON DAY 1
12:47 DAY 2 NEW PLANTS
17:53 PLACING NEW PLANTS
18:26 TRIMMING HOLLIES AND PLANTING NEW PLANTS
21:10 PKLANTING OVERVIEW
21:48 FERTILIZING MY HYDRANGEAS
23:49 TRANSPLANTING HOSTAS
31:59 ADDING GOOD SOIL TO THE MAPLES
35:06 CLEANING OUT CREPE MYRTLE GARDEN AND ADDING LANDSCAPE FABRIC
37:08 OVERVIEW OF THE DAYS WORK
39:55 OUTRO
41:12 AFTER PHOTOS/NIGHT TIME SHOTS

26 Comments

  4. Christie Glenn

    Hi Anna, you know what I like best ? That you and Ernie are working so good together, your garden is really transforming into something beautiful. You got an empty canvas, I am new here and love watching. Greetings to you and the whole community from Bavaria. 🙋‍♀️🌸🐝🪴🌼🌿💚

  8. Flowergirl55

    Watched you plants those plant fyi your supposed to mix the amendments in with the native soil and not directly into the hole hopefully the plants will do fine

  13. Nancy Hirst

    My suggestion for the underground wire is put it through a pvc pipe. Then bury it no hassle worries it will be cut with lawn mower and if you dig in the ground it will be protected…hope this helps

  14. Nancy Hirst

    The garden is really looking amazing…I’m lovin it💗💗💗💗your hard work is surely paying off….have a blessed

  16. Jodi

    I have great luck when I plant something new, I dig the hole then I saturate the hole with water, then rough up the roots of each plant before actually planting each plant. I think putting the water in the hole helps the root system a lot. Just my way that seems to work for me. You are gonna have a beautiful yard, it’s coming along great!

  17. Kimm Kenney

    A little browning is normal on your Arborvitae (arbor-vit-ee midwest pronunciation lol) You can cut that out. They do need lots of water the first year. Be careful with spray I over sprayed one time and killed my tree. Great Job!!!

  18. Rachel Bolick

    Hey Anna, Happy Friday. You and Ernie put so much work into your yard and it shows. it is so beautiful and your dream will come true one day. ❤ I don’t know any other man who puts their whole heart and soul into a dream garden for their wife as Erne does for you, so sweet. ❤ I love how you and Ernie are taking turns helping with the garden and then there’s clips where you are both in the camera at the same time doing teamwork, absolutely perfect. ❤ I love watching you and Ernie work on your garden for multiple days in this week and doing a overview of how much work you got done in each day. Ernie is the perfect husband helping you with your dream garden I can’t brag on him enough because most men wouldn’t spend countless amounts of days helping their wife out without complaining. I love the after shot pictures after you got done with this video and how far your garden has came so far. ❤

  19. Linda Strickland

    New subscriber & really enjoyed the video❣️Love your yard & the way you share what you are doing, your plans. I plan on watching all your old videos also.

  20. Leonor Perez

    Wow!! Anna & Ernie 👌looks so beautiful!!❤ hard work pays off you get to enjoy the fruit of your labor. The gardens look stunning at night 😊

  21. Maureen James

    Hi anna been watching your garden videos all the way from united kingdom,and i love them,your garden is beautiful,ang magical at night with the lighting cant wait for your next video xx

  22. kathy ley

    You both worked so hard. It's great to have someone to work with you? Fun to see your excitement. 😊

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