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My hostas thrive in the ground here! I have 7 varieties planted in full shade. My favorite is "Guacacamle."

Im looking for another self clinging vine. I have crossvine and climbing hydrangea already. Dont want virginia creeper. Not finding another option. If anyone has any suggestions... thanks.

Evergreen clematis will do very well.

Wouldn’t it be wise to open in a ziplock bag?

Looks really beautiful - thoroughly enjoyed your “flower math” regarding the pansies.

Love your video and Channel I subscribed! I also have an organic food growing channel if you'd like to take a look, can't wait to see more of your video's!

Hi Shannon! One of the plants you showed was the Blue Daze. I’ve had a Blue Daze for several years in a container. When it gets cold I take it to the plant apartment, my garage, let it go for the winter and in the spring give it a haircut and set it back out. Try it if you want to keep it. I’m in zone 8b also.

The triple bloom daisy is so cool! I am inspired to try and propagate my hydrangeas since you make it look so easy.

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❤hi shannon,just wonderful is the gerber daisy perrenial in your garden or just an annuals?

Hi Shannon… Love your garden and all the containers. Just curious to know what are the big circles ( on the left and right hand side) in your videos for?

Your containers all look amazing 🌸🌸🌸 Chloe is so cute! ☺️

Awwww everything looks so beautiful, colorful and happy. Your daughter is absolutely gorgeous!!! so fun to see her. Awesome information as well. 💙💚💛🧡❤️💜 Liz

Well done! Beauty will save the world! 😍

Chloe reeeally wanted your attention 🤣 I love all the vines!

Thank you very much! I learned a lot of useful information about the plants of our region. I wish you success in promoting the channel and learn a lot of new information.

Your garden is beautiful ❤

Love your garden and the beautiful hydrangeas! In place of the supertunias and wave petunias, try the Docissima Fragolino petunias. They are truly rockstars in our zone 9 gardens. They can tolerate the heat and humidity of south Texas. Plant in the spring and enjoy all summer and into the fall.

I discovered that Flipside Vitex isn’t as aggressive as the other varieties. I have 2 of them and so far no spreading in my garden.

Nice tour.

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i have some of these. they are from JOs plant

Love the topiary so pretty! Some pansies would look really pretty as well in the pot with the topiary. I wanted to let you know that my Purple hyacinth bean vine finally flowered 😊

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I appreciate the information. I will be propagating lots tomorrow for tree forms. Besides you, I’ve recently seen 2 other TH-camrs who have given me the most needed info for tree forming Hydrangeas. I understand now why my pee gee shrub looks so flopped over, especially when it rains. I have both the limelight & pee gee. There is one I had propagated from last year from the pee gee in which it can give me a head start on tree forming for next spring when I prune it. I hope my journey runs well.

Whats the name of Plant, Flower and what uses of it in medical science?

It's stunning! I added 2 crossvines to my garden last fall and I can't wait until mine grow huge. I just love love seeing this plant. Your trellises and the way you grow the crossvine up them, it's beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this info with us about a truly wonderful vine.

I found your video through your Bakers creek review! Very IMPRESSIVE!!!

I've been growing a "weed" vine on a trellis, allowing it to get woody and huge, and I don't regret it. It's Bittersweet Nightshade. (Not the poisonous one) It has the most beautiful purple flowers that turn into droops of red berries. It seeds itself and layers itself. To manage this: I cut it down to 6" above ground in the fall. Pick up any berries I can see, and make sure to pull the seedlings in the spring. Sometimes, it travels underground so I just rip that part out, back to the main plant. It is a lot of maintenance, but it is worth it to me for the flowers. My yard is kind of wild around the edges, so I don't care if it shows up our there.

It looks great Shannon! That was interesting information about the Queen Butterflies! Now i'm going to on the watch out for them:)

My coreopsis is also looking sad after looking so great in the spring

you also soak the seeds overnight.

Girl don’t let the morning glory fool you, believe me it’s big headache ❤

I have heard that zinnia like your zinderella, that’s supposed to have a fun middle Pom Pom, don’t usually get the Pom Pom in hot climates😢

The zinderella series is just like that I’m afraid. Not the seed company’s fault 😢

Halfway thru the video now. That view is awesome and even better knowing that its protected. Do you remember me commenting to you on facebook saying that i watched you on youtube? Hey again! DFW Gardener in traning here ☺

Nice garden.

Beautiful entrance to the house ❤

I was just listening to Jim Putnam and he said salvia greggi ( like your red one) is a cool weather bloomer. So spring and fall. Also, about your euphorbia in the planter, the purple color could be from a phosphorus deficiency. I’ve been big on learning about soil issues lately. 😊

Hope you feel better quickly.love your front garden.i kinda copied your layering .mine is buble gum with the dusty Miller.love it.

I am so jealous of that beautiful plant stand!!!!!

Nice job.

Your Adenium is doing great! They must love our high heat. I lucked out last week and was able to buy a very healthy large plant at Loews for a very reasonable price , and I would be ecstatic if it would produce blooms like yours 🤞

Beautiful yard!

Summer is the best time to germinate and plant them