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Very good way of demonstrating and learning tips, thanks again.

Thank you Rosy, I’m enjoying the propagation masterclass of yours 💋🌱 thank you Kim x

I've had issues with my salvias neon all floppy and mad. I wasn't sure if this time of year is now OK to cut back. Would you have a video available for salvias?

Great video, thanks for the expert advice. My nepeta ‘Walkers low’ has flowered for weeks (bees adore it), but can I trim off the old flowers now or should I be more drastic? Thanks

Rosy, please, when you say “you can do it now”, say “you can do it in early June, or late May” 🙏

always love learning about new plants

Hi Rosy, my Solidago canadensis, 'Golden Baby' a dwarf variety. It’s already having buds early. I can prune them as well? Thank you .

Great tips thankyou! 😊❤

hi Rosy iam first time gardener here andi bump into yoour video. The lemon queen as i read before it says. To prunen feb-march, is that mean to Chelsea cut again in late May?,, sorry i am confused to which one is right

Brilliant and inspirational. My husband overhearing this asked 'who us the plant butcher?' I'm just off out into the garden to deal with the polemonium and geranium! 😂

Great Rosie will be getting on with that 💕

Great demo of proper pruning, thank you. I need to do this more.

I was just looking up how to prune hardy geraniums as I have several new plants 😂. I overwintered a black and blue salvia. One of the branches broke off and it got several new branches. I am trying to teach my hubs is that trimming back is good in gardening!

We hope everyone enjoys the video and has fun out in their garden doing some pruning! List of the plants is in the description with their zone information. Rosy also recently launched an online Perennial Propagation Course and there is a link with more info in the description too :)

Great vlog, I think I have a plant that could do with a trim.

Really helpful video thanks. You would be a brilliant hairdresser too Rosy!

Very timely "tough love" video for us at this point in the season. A seminar once taught us to "know the message you want to give your (any?) plant." Thks.again,Rosie 🌞

Your knowledge is mind blowing. Thanks for sharing. X

Nice to know and some times you have to be brutal to some perennials so they look better. Thanks!

Hi there, I would love it if you could do a video on what cuttings we should be taking this time of year. Many thanks

Thanks Rosie. I've been swithering about cutting back a floppy hardy geranium so now I know what to do with it.

Rosie thank you for your informative videos - they are really helpful but could I ask that we have more close ups please? Especially when you are talking about seed heads / pruning etc Many thanks ☺️

I just love your videos. I have a Salvia Coccinea that is huge in a 10 inch pot soon to be potted up. The salvia is still flowering like crazy, lots of buds and it's nice and full. It is in the high 90s with heat index 105 etc. Do you think I should cut the salvia back? If so how severe? Wait until the fliwering is done? I have been dead heading.

My geums have been turned to lace doyleys! Could this be sawfly and what do you recommend?

Good advice and demonstration. Thank you, Rosy.

Excellent advice. And perfect timing for me and my coronilla Citrina

Love grasses😀

True. Got one. 😎

What a lovely visual in winds. Unusual and interesting,Rosie. Thks.for continuing education making our choices better,so our dollar is well spent. 🌞

It reminds me a bit of Chasmantheum. More delicate though.

I grow it in my stony garden with hardly any soil and it’s one of the only plants that hasn’t sulked about being cooked all day. Thankfully it has behaved wonderfully so far and not gone running very far . But if I had actual soil , I know it would be a different story. I love the blooms , they remind me a bit of common spotted orchid. What a great plant

I have just discovered iris, and was looking for more information. Thank you Rosie for your wonderful video. I have just purchased my first Siberian Iris and it wont be the last !! 😊😂

Gardening in coastal East Anglia, would you recommend planting out seeds of the blue-flowering salsify at this stage of the year-late June? I collected some seeds of the charming blue variety and had intended to preserve them until end of spring next year . Many thanks for sharing so much useful knowledge. Yours, Kurt

Did someday say moonshine?

Great info and no dull intro.

This was a terrific video! I love the focus on both seed collection and the importance of leaving some for nature. And, I love your shirt!

Great advise. Thank you.

Thank you Rosy. This year I’ll collect Marigold, Zinnia, Hollyhock, Sunflower, Cosmos, Echinacea, Nasturtium, and maybe Tithonia seeds.

Excellent ideas !!!