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Hey Barbra, I’m so sorry! Our Walmart still had a few left in the store the last time I went so they may be some still left. Just make sure to look for any greenery on the plant. That’s how you make sure that they are still alive before purchasing them. They are very beautiful roses! Thank you so much for watching!!

Well we went all over the North Georgia area and South East Tennessee area and this is what we found. Every Walmart had a different variety. Also Roses had a great selection as well! Thank you so much for watching!!

It probably can be but honeybees also contribute majorly to the crop as well. Thank you so much!! Have a great day!

Thank you!!

It was!! It’s always fun when “tater” digging season comes around! Thank you so much for watching!!

Thank you!!

Thank you so much!!

They are amazing! Thank you so much!!

I am in zone 7 and no we wait until after blackberry winter is over and even sometimes after that we have to cover our plants during a mild cold snap. Thanks for commenting!!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much!! Me too!

It is coming soon! 😉

Thank you!!

Thank you so much!! That’s awesome!! I just subscribed to your channel! Tying flowers is such an art! Old barns are so beautiful and I love when people renovate them rather than tearing them down. Best wishes to you as well!!

@@SimpleAppalachianHomestead i did the same. Love to se more from your side to.

We left the brown paper which is very similar to a brown paper bag material around them to help keep their soil and dirt from separating and we soaked them with the paper around them as well for several hours before we planted them to keep everything in tack. The paper I’m pretty sure will dissolve over time as it was very fragile as soon as we took it out of the water. We planted over 25 rose plants with the brown paper and so far they are doing great. Thank you so much for commenting Barbra!

I advise not to use soil and bag which it was in.

Mine are actually beginning to climb now.

Yep!

Yes!! They are darlings!!

Hey John, we do build some of the lids of the bluebird houses with hinges on top to open up to the nest. However, most of our houses we keep the house completely shut to prevent any predators from getting inside and eating the chicks or the eggs. Most bluebirds return to the same nest year after year so we allow each family to decide what parts of the nesting materials that of the previous nest that they want to reuse for the new nest and what parts that they want to toss out of the nest. This creates less stress on the birds to find nesting materials. Thanks