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Hey Doc, I just found you and I will probably be subscribing with a little more time and viewing. This was a good video. I recently bought my 1st young grafted Crimson Queen from Walmart, and of course they didn't have any answers to questions. I planted it outside in zone 7, and though I have many questions, I will just burden you with 2 for now. Excuse my ignorance but the taping together of the tree to the stake, which mine has in 2 or 3 spots, i'm wondering how long should I keep them taped, and being taped won't stunt any vertical growth, right? When should the stake be removed? And do you have any expertise or videos on Sago Palms? Thanks!

So i have some salvia (perfect profusion) that is all bloomed out and turned brown. I was about to cut off the spent blooms when I noticed what seems like the spent blooms themselves are blooming again. Am i mistaking soon to be new blooms for spent blooms? or do they rebloom without being pruned?

California has alot of different types and just to confuse us they interbreed

Does every Oak produce acorns, even those that are more like shrubs with stoloniferous root systems? What is it that classifies a tree as an Oak since many that you discuss here have totally different leaf shape, texture and even color, if not producing acorns? Do all Oaks tend to hold their leaves late into winter, and as some of our White and Red Oaks, into Spring? We had the worst infestation of Spongy Moths I have ever seen this Spring ( Hudson Valley, NY) and every single Oak in our heavily forested surrounding of our home, was denuded. It looks worse than mid winter, since the caterpillars than went to my Larch, then all the Blue Spruce and White Pines,then the Maples, including my collection of Japanese Cutleaf Maples. They covered our house foundation and made gardening a horror since they dropped all over me as well. I hope that the trees can come back to their previous glory next Spring. We had the heaviest “mast” year just one year ago. Will there still be acorns at all this Fall or does an Oak with no leaves not have the resources to produce acorns? This video was so important to me since I have been attempting to learn to identify our trees for so long, and find it so confusing. Our area has many types of trees and unfortunately, asking those who work for tree care companies gets me different answers for the same tree🤦‍♀️

What is the name of the song in the intro?

They're everywhere here in Central Florida. I just grow mine in containers, so they don't spread. And then nip the flower buds. Once they're done blooming before the seed. Pods and the fruits are produced, but the hummingbirds butterflies moths love them

How much water and when to water iris

Will you please make a video on young 7 foot yoshino tree? It's so hard to find information on young Yoshino trees 😣

Love mine too, and I've rooted about 5 actually and so so easy, and there big and beautiful, got 6 of these bushes rooted now for my aunt in a pot on the front porch and come fall, I'll take them to her house and we're gonna plant them at the back of her property to just make a privacy like fence,, great video🫶✌️

Thanks for the video. I noticed here that you only cut the flower head off. A different youtuber cut the plant almost down to the ground for a second round of blooms. What's the preferred method? Or do both methods work?

california here home has it already

I have a young tree that was bare root planted in the fall and has grown beautifully. However, the branches are really long now. Should I prune them at all to get them to shoot new branches?

Do these do best in full sun?

These grow everywhere in Florida! Never knew it's name. Is it medicinal in anyway?

I am wrong that the plastic tape used on most boxes, other the Amazon boxes, would become micro plastics over time. I also seem to remember that those micro plastics can eventually be take up and into the plant tissue. Am I wrong on this?

Can you do this method with other plants like rose of Sharon?

I have had a salvia for years and it has always been my least liked plant. I have never got a second bloom. I usually wait until all the flowers are spent. I prune it just like in the video and the best results I have ever had are maybe one or two flower spikes but the foliage gets so ugly looking. What am I doing wrong?

I just planted 4 of these trees, how often should I water the newly planted trees? Thanks much and this video was great!

I’m sorry I have to comment this. I’m southern deep southern not kind of southern where you kiss your cousin but southern and I’ll be damn if I talk this slow and be this out of breath in a simple conversation buddy needs to get him a Red Bull or a bang maybe even a testosteronetest

Dr I grow it in Sacramento Ca

Where did you order the new part clamp

Where do you buy the new clamp

Do you remove the spent flower stalks as soon as the flowers are done, then cut back the leaves later (when they get half brown)?

Out of focus footage, hardly audible b/c of stupid music....why are you putting this up at all? Useless.

I’m in 7b and have 2 bloodgoods on order-not quite summer here but still hitting 90’s. Do I shelter in pots until the fall or do I plant in the ground and be mindful of watering well?

thanks. excellent presentation

I used a rooting hormone with reverse osmosis water in a north facing window and the roots grew like crazy. I’m here to find out when the best time is to plant it in soil.

Great! Thank you.

I live in St. Petersburg. I was told by a reputable plant store not to use Atrizine in my St. Augustine. It certainly killed the Bermuda grass!

Thanks so much for this video. Could you please tell me how many rhizomes should I plant together?

Do you fertilize at all?

I am in Texas 8a and I am working at removing lantana camara from my property, it’s invasive here. I will plant only the Texas native lantana.

I have been happy using cardboard for many years. I understand one of the more recent concerns is with the glue used in making it. Do you have any research about the glue?

Can you keep these in pots ?

Great info, thanks!!

I used this rooting hormone too. It has been a week. Nothing looks bad yet?? Hoping she’ll pull through! I love my Trader Joe’s Fiddle Fig.

What are your thoughts on using ice cubes around the base or watering with ice water during the summer? I live in orlando and saved a bloodgood and crimson queen from walmart. $20 each! Anyway they’re in a pot now and wanted to plant. Not much room on north side. Wanted to use the bloodgood for my front yard but it’s west facing. Thought about keeping it cooler with cool water.

I love the flower and the sexy plant doctor❤

After 7 years I have 6 of these trees first year they had dark cherries on them and the birds are fighting over them. But 7 years wow

Just subscribed, thanks for the info.

Thank you for this. Just got 3 in a pot, orange ones, and the flowers have fallen off😢. I've watered daily, have full sun and I'm out of ideas. We do have to plant them though so maybe that's it n I have sandy soil and am in FL. HELP!

They propagate as a weed here in Florida

I love the pink lantana.

Hi Dr.Can you show on how to germinate Clivia seeds?I have got one and sowed 2 weeks earlier but it hasnot yet germinated!!So i want a suggestion please

Thank you for doing this, very intriguing on planet protection level

In wet years they tend to grow to tall and fall over.Do you prune midspring to regulate height so that doesn't happen?

Hi. Thanks for posting. Do i just go to my nearest beach and get sand to use? (Not soil, right?). I am new to this and my aunt wants to re-route my grandmothers lilac bush from her house. She recently passed so we want to continue to grow the busy. It is a big one. I am watching other videos too. Thank you for any help !

The little round black part that's the seat the little green stem coming up is the hosta so when you plant it in their own little pot you put the little black seed into the dirt how far down

Great, a couple of questions. 1. How long does it take to turn that into a full bush with beautiful flowers in the spring? Is this something I do today, but won't see the fruits of my labor for 20 years? 2. If I don't have a nursery, can I just plant this in my backyard in the soil once's it's rooted and let nature take its course? I'm on Vancouver Island, so I don't have to worry too much about freezing temps in the winter. Mostly just rain. Thanks!

Hi!! Just found you today and loved your video!! I have several Lantanas in pots and one of them is getting brown, crispy looking leaves and no flowers…All of the others are thriving…hellllllp…