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Hello and thank you! Once you’ve planted them, give your planter a good soak. After that, let the rain take care of them and you won’t need to water your bulbs. Your tulips will grow just fine. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!

You’re welcome and I’m glad this video has helped you. I recommend harvesting the black eyed Susan seeds as I’ve shown in this video. This way your guaranteed to have healthy seeds ready for sowing in the new season

Thanks again! I’m glad you have found these videos helpful and I appreciate you watching them. As for having my own TV show…🤭

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Anytime, thanks for watching. You’re right, Rudbeckia are very easy to grow and the rewards are great. They are lovely plants with long lasting flowers. Thanks for watching 👍

​@easy.gardening I have had many issues but it sure is a hardy plant, i hope to have generations of families from these seeds I currently have a lot of black seeds and a lot of yellow parts that I'm guessing are from the plant itself the seeds didn't want to come off on their own lol, good video keep up the work

Hi, thank you for watching. Yes I’ll be making a video on how to sow Black Eyed Susan seeds in the new growing season. Please subscribe if you haven’t already so you are notified when I release it. Thanks again 👍

Hi, here is the full video with the full explanation MAKE YOUR GARDEN POP: How to Easily Plant ALLIUM BULBS for a STRIKING & COLORFUL DISPLAY! Beginners! th-cam.com/video/Vnuq_Qcf7RQ/w-d-xo.html

Hi, it’s approximately 40cm tall. When layering bulbs, it’s essential to use deep pots! Hope this helps and thanks for watching 👍

@@easy.gardening thank you so much, Have a great week

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Hello and welcome to my channel! I would recommend you plant your plugs just below the surface level ensuring any fresh growth is above the ground. Hope this helps and thanks for watching 👍

Multipurpose works just fine, though once the plant is several months old, consider repotting it in fresh soil or give it regular feeding using a good fertiliser

Hi, foxglove seeds can take up to six weeks to germinate - and even longer if they have been sown in autumn or winter. I would recommend sowing your seeds in pots and leaving your pots outside in your garden. They will remain dormant until the conditions are suitable for them to germinate. Keep your pots out of direct sunlight and don’t sow too many in one pot - this will create competition and you’ll end up with small, weak plants. Don’t over water them too - this will cause the seeds to rot. If left outside, the rain will take care of the watering for you. Hope this helps and thanks for watching 👍

​@easy.gardening thank you for the tips, I'll separate a pot in a shaded area for the foxglove seeds!

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Thank you, I’m glad this has helped you 🫶

Thank you, and thanks for watching. Yes foxglove do take several weeks to germinate, but they are worth the wait 🫶

Most definitely they will. Just remember to use the larger seeds you harvest as I’ve shown in this video. They will give you bigger and better plants 👍

@@easy.gardening thanks, hopefully I'll get one that's 9 feet.

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Thank you! And thanks for watching. No you don’t need to place the pot in the dark. Once you’ve planted the bulbs, it should be left outside over autumn and winter. Just make sure your pots have good drainage as shown in this video to avoid the bulbs from rotting. Hope this helps 👍

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Hi, thanks for watching. I kept this pot outside throughout winter. Almost all spring flowering bulbs are hardy and can withstand the cold. Just make sure they have good drainage as demonstrated in this video. Once the blooms have fully died back in late spring/early summer, I move the pot into my garage and leave it there until early autumn before I bring it back into the garden again. Hope this helps

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Thank you for your kind comment and thanks for subscribing! I'm glad you've enjoyed the video and found it helpful. Buddleja are amazing and easy to propagate - I hope yours do well! Thank again

Once your seeds have germinated you can water your coriander from above and won’t need a water tray. Hope this helps and thanks for watching 👍

Thank you and I’m glad this video has helped you. I’ll be making a video on sowing these seeds in the new season so please subscribe if you haven’t already - thanks for watching 🫶

These were from September onwards 🫶

Too much sunlight won’t hurt coriander, they do best in full sun. Make sure your growing medium is high in nutrients. Use fresh compost too. If you’re growing them in containers, then it’s essential they don’t dry out. Finally, I’d recommend using good quality seeds from a reputable source. I wouldn’t give up trying, once they grow, they will give you the best tasting coriander 👍

Give this method a go, you’ll be fine 👍

You’re welcome 🫶 Cosmos are beautiful plants and so easy to grow. Thanks for watching and enjoy your new plants next season

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Hello! Young seedlings need to light to grow. I keep mine outside in direct sun light and keep them well watered. If yours have wilted tells me that they may be struggling to reach light (I’ve been in this situation too). Sow a fresh batch outside and you’ll be fine! Hope this helps 🫶

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Hello. They rooted in 10 days and I have video showing how to do this th-cam.com/video/55hOKKauotA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fCv8p62NrkMTYM1X

This works! Thanks to you! I hope it saves me some money in the process! Thank you. ❤❤❤❤

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and giving it a go. It’s a great way to make lots of free plants! Enjoy your new Creeping Jenny’s 🫶

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You’re welcome and thanks for watching! Glad this video has helped 👍

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😊 that’s ok, they will still germinate, just take a few days longer. You can apply this method when you sow your next batch! Thanks for watching 🫶