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A splendid video with excellent photography. Most helpful.

What type of besil you are growing ?

They sound like too much trouble

I grew it in Santa Cruz County, CA, and would really like to plant it where I live now: 8b, Port Angeles, WA. But I can't find it here, so even though it supposedly grows here, does that mean it probably won't? You do a great job. Thank you.

How do I know what zone I’m in? I’ve never understood this

So beautiful Thanks for sharing mam I am your new subscriber ❤❤❤

Somebody say something!

Please show us an update on the Sting Arborvitae! There's very little information on the web, so I'm excited to see how your plants are doing. Thanks!

Native host plants are highly recommended to support pollinators throughout their life cycles. You stress native plants; however, many of the plants included are not native.

First time growing dalias from seed I did great,first they got the dusty leaves and then the little friend under ground ate the roots 😂but I do have el dedo cafe 😅😊😊

I’m in zone nine a and my pepper plants don’t die due to cold temperatures as it doesn’t get that cold here. So my pepper plants are perennials not annuals. I grow them in a 5 gallon bucket. Do you know if that is OK since I have pepper plants that are now going on two years old plus? Or should I be growing up in larger pot sizes since they’re perennial not an annual for my zone/climate?

Was that one plant when it was planted? How do they look now?

I got black thumbs nothing stays

so your suppose to put that one little plant in that large pot?

I Planted 9 star jasmine alongside my gate to give my front porch some privacy they are about two feet apart from one another. I noticed one with starting to show sad looking brown leaves at the battom. I live in LA, and the area they are in is full sun. I initially started watering twice a day and backed off after 1 week to every other day. This was 3 weeks ago. Any tips?

Yess! I thought of truffula trees when I saw them lol. I love it. God bless!.

I’m in zone 9B or 10A (Southern California), is it too late to try growing Zinnias?

What is the tree at 00:48? Leaves like a maple tree or is it really a maple tree?

My name is Azalea

Here in the mid Atlantic we have enough humidity in summer, but winters can be brutal if your plant is potted. Although my star jasmine has been an ina thin plastic pot for 2 winters and co es back each year. Just repotted today for growth. It’s that 3rd year leap I hope.

Quite reasonable, but I missed two things: 1) look at the path of the sun, and prevailing wind direction, and assess your garden humidity. It's not just for picking the right plants, but also to find the ideal spot for you to enjoy your garden! This includes planting trees for shade or using a horizontal fence. You don't want to have too little sun, nor too much and the same goes for the wind... I've seen roofs that utterly failed their purpose of keeping the area dry, thanks to the prevailing wind throwing the rain all the way in. Using tarps or actual roofs often traps heat and makes sitting unbearable in summer unless the wind can pick up the trapped heat... 2) At least mentally, mark out the space you want to keep open! You don't want to walk like through a jungle each time you cross your garden! Similarly, as with urban planning, consider areas with low height, medium height and tall height. Consider how far you want to be able to see from your window or outdoor sitting area. For instance, you might want to surround the sitting area such that you can't see in or out, but can see the garden when you stand up, or you may want to make it a nook from which you frame the rest of your garden...

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The flowers have the most heavenly scent in the evenings

How to get out of constantly dead heading my flowering bulbs?

Thanks for the Sleep, Creep, Leap tip.. I was worried that my Star Jasmine hadn’t grown at all above ground after 3 months of Spring/Summer growth.

What of you grew cherry tomatoes from store bought tomatoes?

I am an avid, highly experienced gardener and I've only recently decided to try Lamb's ear as a groundcover in front of and between shrubs and perennials. After some research, I chose the Helen von Stein stachys (fyi, it is pronounced "Helen fon Shtine") and we just planted it today. As luck would have it, I found your video afterward. Thank you for your thorough, pleasant, informative video! I think HvS will be a good fit in our garden.

I love the fragrance. Just planted some in full sun. Hoping they grow well!

We moved into a house with a star jasmine plant. I was so excited! The plant itself is thriving and I have to constantly cut back the vines because it is constantly growing. The only drawback is that it hasn’t bloomed at all. I have never seen a flower or even flower buds on it the who year and a half we’ve been here. Unfortunately, it is planted in a place where it doesn’t get much sun throughout the year. I’ve been thinking about digging up and placing it in a pot where it’ll get more sun. Again, please help!!

Lovely video Miss. Thank you. The biggest problem at the moment in my part of the UK is the lack of sun! The poor bees and butterflies need real glives,nevermind foxgloves Haha

Excellent!!! Thanks!!!!

What fertilizer do you use ?

I was about to throw mine away but decided they were too expensive to throw away. So I just out them in the North side of my garden. They don't look pretty....

How yall clean the debris ? Leaf blower or sweeping ?

id like to prune her garden

I live in a wet area (temperate rainforest in Asheville, NC) and lambs ear still grows great I would still go for it! It does get soggy like you said if it rains too much.

Love Rule #5.

❤❤❤❤❤ absolutely beautiful. Just started one here, and wait until its filled in. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾🤲🏾🙌🏾

How deep does the roots go down in the ground being i don't want them to get into my septic leech lines.

I'm based in UK. I've planted one of this in front yard, it doesn't flower much? We don't have good sun here, what's the solution?

Omg I walked by a place in Tokyo today I was like what is that smell - wow - I took a picture and had to research ❤

My Dahlias never grow tall…why? Is it too much soil? I pot them and they will stay little after the first big one

I’ve never seen a sedum like the one shown at 1:30. Do you know,the variety? It’s so pretty. Did i see a canna behind you at 7:20. I have given up on most of my cannas as it is such a huge job to dig them up in the fall and store them all winter. I just tossed out two large bags of tubers. Your tips will help me as I’m an aging gardener. Each year gets a bit tougher.

Thanks so much for this video. I purchased one last year but was worried it literally isn't doing anything and contemplated digging up! I now know she is sleeping focusing on her root system.

So we should not be using slow release fertilizer for potted hydrangea?

Can I use a 14inch pot ?

Thank you 🙏 great tips I have 3 of them and I did just what you said and they are beautiful ❤

Loved the video, its surprisingly entertaining

I had no idea that we can store over winter. You know how much money I threw away bc I thought you just toss them..? Aye

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