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When should I start sowing them? Now in Januari, but indoors?

Thank you! I have all three but have been using them incorrectly. I appreciate your video!

THANK YOU. What a GREAT video!! LOVED IT. 10/10. EXCELLENT! 1. Are the old corns any good?? Can one replant them? (I saw a video where someone said you can break the corns off and then replant every single corn. True/false?)) 2. When you replant the plants, do you 'cut them down to size at all', or do you just replant the whole full-length plant? 3. Can they be replanted any season? 4. Is there a life expectancy for the Crocosmia? THANK YOU again sir. GREATLY APPRECIATED. Greetings from 'OZ'. (Australia)

That's fun

Thank you, Very useful information as i have just bought 2 lucifer as they look so beautiful ❤

Absolutely beautiful. Thoroughly enjoyed this and given me such inspiration! Wonderful music too.

I really can´t wait any longer 🌻🦋🐝🪲🐞🐦😎🌞

WHAT A YEAR! Thanks for putting all of this together for us, guys! My favorite... if I had to pick!.. would be that corner at 10:38. It looks so hyggeligt as we say in Denmark :)

What a beautiful video. Made my day. It is so dreary here right now that seeing your bright garden cheered me up. Love those sweet peas! 🍃

Beautiful array of flowers

Thank you for a lovely video. Hope you both had a fab xmas and new year and yes I'm excited to get gardening again too! This year I'm trying out some winter sowing for the first time 💚🌼

What a lovely year, I would like to know about what kinds of trees you have in your garden, as I would like suggestions for my own small garden please.

I propagated some geraniums from my parents garden and they rooted very well. Ive tried to do more but they just keep dying. You need at least one leaf node under the soil for it to root right?I dont know what im doing wrong

Beautiful! This is the stuff that keeps us going in the cold winter, lol. So looking forward to spring!

Is the compost, potting compost or multi purpose compost?

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Thanks for the tutorial! I really love stipas but heard that they can be invasive. What do you do to prevent them from getting everywhere?

Nice sir 🌹

Sorry, too fast. I couldn't really see anything.

A good reminder of our gardening resolutions, thank you so much.

They grow if you stick the cutting directly in the soil

Thank you, I am growing Snapdragons for the first time and I am so happy to hear they are resistant to slugs!

My White Soul alpine strawberries( 10 month old plants) need dividing as they are getting pot bound. This video was just what I needed to get me growing the offsets of my white alpines. Thanks for the info!

Charming. Thank you.

Can you do them in the wild?

Very enjoyable. I have some liatris seeds that I got from an estate sale. It has year 2010 . Im going to try this method. I live in 9B North Florida, right now its 65, during the day, and 39, at nite. Then next week it will be 80 during the day, welcome to Florida winters. I have nothing to lose since I bought 2 shoeboxes full of seeds for 1.00. 😅

Really helpful, thank you

Was vibing with the serene energy of the video as I cleaned my kitchen and did dishes when I misheard - could’ve sworn you said to cut your farts in the garden. 😂😂😂 Thanks for the laughs.

I was so lit and had to Google if moths serve a purpose and now I’m here lol 🤙🏽

Still so much color... just 6 days ago! Hope the snow didn't take it all away by now :)

Great video Paul. There's a lovely lady called Annette on Cottoverdi channel and she has loads of gorgeous Dahlias. They really are beautiful. I was thinking how much work and effort she puts in at the start and the end of the season. I only have a few as I lost a lot of mine to the wet weather as I left them in situ. They'd always come through but last Winter and this Spring were really wet and everything rotted. A couple that I had in pots survived. Hope you and Andrew are both okay. Sorry that I'm late watching this video. Don't know where the time goes. xxx

I did mine last week😊

Great video, thanks so much for all the information, so helpful ❤. I'll definitely be storing my dahlias ❤

Nice video, greetings from Los Angeles

A most helpful video.I relish my white alpine strawberries as they are constantly yielding nice,small berries except for a few months of hot summer weather. Birds and bugs ignore them and partial shade in the hot weather keeps the plants happy and healthy. Thanks again!

Which one would be better for coleus plant when you have your plant indoors during the winter. Love you channel.

Excellent presentation!! So glad I watched this before deciding on pots and combinations. This was such a gift of knowledge. Thank you. Eugene, Oregon USA

Can I buy a seedling Crocosmia Lucifer now, in a 9 cm pot, and keep it in the house until spring? I live in zone 7b.

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Sorry if I missed it in the video, but can you leave root cuttings outside over winter? Like doing it now in november and letting it sit in a container over winter and expect growth in spring? I live in Sweden, USDA zone 6b.

Paul, would it be necessary to lift the Darwen tulips after floweing or can they be left in situ ? Also, I've been gifted some perennial clumps like peonies and phlox - can I still plant them now in November? And, what is the watering regime for seedlings placed in the plastic greenhouse now - how often would they need watering during winter. Just shows how much you pack into your videos 🤣🤣