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Thank you! 😃🌱

Thank you. I just wish overwintering them wasn’t so hard. 😊🌱

You are so welcome! I’m so happy I saved her. She’s really a star in the garden! 😀🌱

Thank you! 🌱

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WOW! I consider myself very lucky to have taken a chance on it . I agree, it’s a very prolific bloomer. It’s at the point where I had to give it a hard trimming this year to tame it a bit 😀. Yes! I love that you have such success with roses. I’ve tried with hybrid tea roses back in 2020 , they did well for the first two years but then we moved and they didn’t get much attention so I think that contributed to them going bad… I just uploaded a Lowe’s video showcasing new selections and I have my eye on the ‘ Princesse Charlene de Monaco.’ Are you familiar with that one?

@JazzandBlooms Not familiar with the Monaco, but I have a few days off next week to shop and plant, so I will watch to maybe get some ideas.

So my peonies are usually in full bloom by Memorial Day . The blooms may last a week or two depending on the weather. Heavy rain will definitely ruin the blooms….sadly. They smell heavenly and are so pretty when in bloom but the downside is that they don’t last long… These were planted long before we moved to this home so I decided to keep them. Last year I planted dahlias to have longer blooming flowers in front of them. Thank you! Hope this helps 🌹

@@JazzandBlooms Dahlias! Another favorite! How do you feel about Ranunculus?

@@AChicagoWoman I actually have never bought nor planted ranunculus. I’ve thought about it because I think they’re beautiful. I think that’s another spring blooming plant . I just might grab some next spring season. For now, my spring blooming plants are daffodils , grape hyacinths, tulips, dayLillies and peonies. For summer my two favorites are hydrangeas and dahlias. Does ranunculus grow well in your area?

@@JazzandBlooms Yes. Ranunculus do grow well here. I see you have another of my favorites, Grape Hyacinth. You have very good taste in flowers, in my opinion. I wish you very happy times in your garden.

@@AChicagoWoman That awesome! Thank you so much and I wish you same! Have a blessed day 🌹

This is interesting information. Thank you for your feedback & Thank you for watching. 🌱

It’s so exciting to see them flush out after a long winter but after they bloom it’s a struggle smh….. I still have a lot surrounding the trees by the curb but I guess I can deal with those….. for now lol. Great idea adding the catmint to hide the old foliage! I’m thinking I may plant supertunias around the heucheras to fill in the spaces this year. Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! All the best this gardening season😊🌹.

Thank you!😊

Yes they are😊

That’s mainly why I doubt that it is. However, the fact that it is variegated makes me think it could be. In any case the variegation is beautiful and I am trying to get my hands on a cutting to add to my houseplant collection.😀

Indeed!😊

Thank you!😊

Thank you! 😊

Thanks 👍

Yes they were planted in 2020. I’m always sad when fall/winter comes around but a good cut back reenergize them and allows them to grow stronger blooms.😊 All the best!

My pleasure 😊

Wow that’s strange. Were you told this by someone at the store?

@@JazzandBlooms I used to be a live nursery specialist for Lowe's. Lowe's did away with that position a few years back. They told us that at about the same time. Currently, all of the Bonnie plants are pay by scan as are all of the plant bulbs. There are also certain shrubs that come in on wooden racks that are the same. They're doing it to eliminate loss. They're also doing it to eliminate having to hire as many people to tend to their inventory. Eventually, they will have no plant loss and no need to reduce prices which contributes to these losses. The company has went through so many changes over the last 5 years. Some of the changes in my opinion are not good.

Hey, no problem. As it grows , most of the upper leaves will turn towards your light source ( the sun, window light etc,) . At first the back was facing me but I started rotating it every couple weeks and eventually I had leaves facing every direction….hope that makes sense 😀. If I have guest over, need to take a pic beside it 😀, or just want to see the leaves from the best angle, I just turn it around for that moment.

@JazzandBlooms I see. So we don't to enjoy it's best side. Wish there was a way to do that.

Thank you 😀. I appreciate that. It’s a labor of love . 🌹

Thank you so much! 😊I tried for the first time last fall and they didn’t make it. This year I will try to store them in newspapers, in a container, in my basement🤞🏽. It gets expensive to buy them every year. Thank you for watching.🌹😊

Thank you!😊 Smart! I can definitely see how carex could give heucheras a pop. I kept some of the DayLillies closer to the fence and the hydrangeas so I’m curious to see how the fresh grassy appearance of the DayLillies, and the heucheras below it ,will come together next spring/summer. 🤞🏽😀

Thank you! & It’s my pleasure 😊🌹

Thank you for being here!😊. The hydrangeas in this video are limelight hydrangeas. It’s really hard to choose a favorite corabells variety because I love them all when they are blooming. I do prefer the purple / burgundy foliage over the ones that remain green. Hope that helps. Do you have a fave?😀

Ahh . Thank you so much. 🌹

Thank you 😊. The red and white was definitely a surprise as I thought I planted another yellow variety. Yes, it is very strikingly beautiful. Thank you for watching 🌹

Thank you!😊

So nice of you 😊. Thank you for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!😊

Oh yes! The rain surely came last night though….Thank you so much!🌹

I appreciate you! I’m happy you enjoyed it.😊🌹

Thank you so much! 🌹

Hi, Thank you very much . Congratulations on your new purchase. I love monsteras. They are no fuss and grow super fast with good lighting. I have two since they were really small as well. I’ve repot this one before placing it in my bedroom so I know the soil doesn’t have any critters. I also repot it again last year as it’s growing so fast. I occasionally spray it with organic Neem oil. Maybe that helps but honestly I don’t have any critter issues with any of my indoor plants. 🤞🏽. I also only hang white/light color curtains and keep the space clutter free to avoid any unforeseens…. all good so far. I hope this helps 🌱😊.

@JazzandBlooms thank you for your response. It definitely helps. I was wondering if I should repot mine too. Perhaps I should. I'm not sure if it's time to repot it, but I did buy a larger pot in case it was time.

@@queenmajeeda My pleasure. If it’s not root bound and you’re ok with the pot it’s in then you probably don’t need to but if you do , as long you don’t disturb the root too much, it should be just fine. Give a lot of natural light if you can and water once a week or as needed. . If interested, you may subscribe to my other channel TH-cam @AllThingsNissy. I post more frequently on that channel. Good luck!🌱😊

@@JazzandBlooms thank you. Ok, I'll subscribe to your other channel.