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_Do you have any information on how to take cuttings from ornamental kale?_

Thank you so much!!! ❤

Are these pot grown trees? Or potted trees? I’d like to keep the tree potted outdoors.

I was searching for nepeta on google not the flower… I MEANT THE CHARACTER FROM HOMESTUCK😿

Does this plant grow in clay soil?

I don't understand the results 😢

wow! glad i’m informing myself before

oTERRACOTTA CHEAP NO NO AN URN CAN COST UP TO TWO HUNDRED POUNDS UP UNTO THOUSANDS!!

Thank you so much for this video. I rescued 2 big beautiful Peace Lilly's from Lowe's end of season sale . They as always either let them dry out or they drown the poor plants. So I got 2 and put them in the self watering pots with the rope that sucks up the water for them and I see the pot is to big .

Love nepeta but cannot grow it due to cats continuously targeting it 😢

Thank you!

I never cut from the soil line and my plants grow fine

We planted Blue Fortune Agastache this past spring in a raised garden bed. Zone 5 Albany, NY area. What should we to winterize them? The bees are still latching onto them. 50's/60's days and low 40's at night and very rainy and wet lately. Do they get cut back? We have other perennials in the same garden bed.

Where is your climate?

Thanks for your reply. I figured since it snows where you live I thought tulip bulbs would go thru freezing and thawing based on temps in raised bed/containers outdoors. Again thanks

Mine came with instructions to only do a 1/4 cup of water every week, but my blooms just fell off. I have had it and been doing this since may. Never did the ice thing. Is this normal? The leaves are still green

The aphids don't seem to harm the swamp milkweed at all. I just ignore them.

Thank you.

Excellent video, very concise.

Thanks for that tip!

Great info. 🙏🏼❤️

I'm also in southern connecticut. I grew ornamental kale and cabbage this past year and they are very small. If I overwinter them will they end up looking like their big brothers in a couple of years?

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This explains why my newly planted sky pencil holly died not during last winter, but in a week or two after it warmed up here in zone 6A. It was already dead but preserved. Thanks!

I wish I were closer! Great initiative 😊

Mine end up very leggy, long brown/tan runners with a few leaves on end. What to do?

Why is this better than cutting from the end and planting the cutting to grow bushy at the soil surface? 😂

O my god

What growing zones does agastache succeed in?

Wow I did it correctly all on my own

Love them all!!

What about switch grasses?

Beautiful

What are some good companion plants ?

Thank you ☘️🌵🪴🍀

I ❤❤❤❤❤ snake plants I have 22

There’s no “h” in asclepius, it’s pronounced “asKlepius.” _just sayin’_

I was given one just a couple of weeks ago and i love it, I'm desperately trying to keep it alive. It's in a sunny dpot on a balcony and we're watering most days, but many of the leaven have dried and some of the white flowers have gone a bit brown. Should we be watering more / only at the base / over the flower heads? Id love your advice, thanks!

HOMESTUCK REFRENCE?????

This was very helpful and encouraging

i difently need help. i have a sloping two tier back yard. i live in Colorado. looking for favority of ground covering plants. been looking into blue grass junipers and i creeping phlox will help covering my rocky slope yard. thank you for the video

You gave best infos about nepeta , I will prune mine like that soon ..thanks

Great piece! Sean, on our first year plants (Asclepias Incarnata / Swamp Milkweed), last summer in S. Wis. on an urban lot, we had a heavy infestation of "vampire" aphids at the top of the plants that were guarded 24/7 by one or two dark carpenter ants for days, maybe even weeks. What’s that all about?!!? Haven’t seen much of the orange aphids this year as of 8-9-2024, but it’s been a truly unusual summer in terms of overcast skies, odd, colder temperatures etc. Love what you do, THANKS! Scribed!

Dude loved the wisdom, energy and knowledge. Go hydrangeas!!!!!

To add to the invasive grasses discussion here, I want to mention that as a basket weaver, all of these grasses are a gold mine--I cut them back every year, dry them, and make coiled baskets with them (after rehydrating and mellowing) all year around here in Connecticut. I also keep garden sheers in my car so I can harvest anything I see on the edges of parking lots and other areas where they're clearly not cultivated by anyone!

Very nice

what brand do you trust for fungicide?

funny enough, thats actually how I water my plants! and that was just my own thinking

Awesome advice. THANK YOU.

where is part 2?