Gardening tips with Dennis Hubbard ( No. 8)

00:11 Dennis talks about the hydrangea and how it can still look beautiful even without flowers.

00:31 Dennis moves on to talking about carnations and demonstrates how to pull out a root to propagate more plants.

01:10 Dennis shows off some carnations that were grown from last year's cuttings.

02:09 Dennis mentions that he will talk about the clematis plant later.

03:00 Dennis discusses how he prunes a cherry tree to make it easier to pick cherries.

03:39 Dennis explains that the clematis plant needs something to crawl on, like the cherry tree.

04:01 Dennis shows off a clematis called "The President" that is mixed with a climbing peace rose.

04:56 Dennis shows off an apple tree that is in its second year and mentions that he bought it for his granddaughter's house, but she didn't end up moving in.

05:10 Dennis shows off a clematis called "Bee's Jubilee" and explains how it climbs the wall.

05:28 Dennis talks about pruning pretoria plums and shows off a bag of plums that he had to remove to prevent overcrowding.

06:01 Dennis mentions that if you don't remove extra plums, they will be small and not very nice.

06:12 Dennis demonstrates cutting off excess plums and mentions that it's hard for him to do because it feels like murder.