Dividing Perennials

This video will discuss digging up and dividing perennials

[Nancy-uvxx]

This was great! I've never sharpened a shovel in my life! You've probably changed my world. Less grunting and more smiling. Thanks!

[maryk]

You are really fun to listen to! You are knowledgeable and obviously love what you do! Thank you for sharing with us in such a friendly, informative and easy going manner. I follow just a few garden channels and just discovered yours. Subscribing to yours was a no brainer for me ( I’m pretty picky🙄).

[cathywright]

We are getting the haze in Indiana also. Love your channel

[paulineanderson]

Alberta is the location you were thinking about, enjoy your content, thank you. Regards from Ontario Canada.

[peggyriordan]

I loved that you showed how to split hostas as I have to do that and wasn't sure how to go about it! Thank you so much. I am also splitting some reblooming lilies that have gotten to wide it's unbelievable and you helped me with that too! I am new to your channel, signing up during your last video. I appreciate how you are so clear in how you describe things and teach us really useful information. Thank you so much!

[kathrynzahrai]

Hi Michelle, I recently found your YouTube channel and I am enjoying watching your videos. I had a suggestion for you, someone has probably already come up with this idea, but just in case they haven’t or you haven’t thought of this yourself, when you are at your planting station/table sometimes you are trying to figure out the measurement of a pot, what if you were to have measurements marked on the counter right in front of you like that of a yardstick or a measuring tape? That way then you could always measure whatever it is you’re trying to measure right there in front of you? Just a suggestion. 🌺

[alyssa]

Wonderful video! Are there perennials that don’t like to be divided? Specifically salvia, coral bells, Russian sage, lambs ear, phlox, bee balm, brunnera😊 thanks in advanced.

[kristywhited]

Great video! But basically, you detailed every single thing I've done wrong. LOL! I'm definitely a "learning from my mistakes as I go amateur" and I tried to divide Dianthus yesterday. Did not have the right tools or the right technique. I sure hope those plants survive. I guess crossing-fingers is not the best approach.