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Thanks, yes they are really beautiful color flowers, good thing is that they bloom 6 to 8 months and they easily can be overwintered.

Thanks for watching the video, yes it is very easy.

Yes, thanks for watching the video , yes I saved these plants last year also and they were doing well.

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Thanks for watching the video, yes they are beautiful and the good thing is that they come back each year.

Thanks, yes these are very beautiful flowers and low maintenance.

Thanks, yes they are really beautiful plants and frost hardy too.

Thanks, yes it is very easy, I did it again for the second year also.

Yes, they are beautiful and you can grow in cold and frost, they do continue growing and start flowering and seeds in March and April, so collect the seeds and grow and propagate in August .

Yes you can save all varieties of gerbera daisies in the same way but you are in tropical region which is not so cold do you still want to save them then save them, try to save some of them and leave some as it is outdoors and see which is best for you.

Thanks for watching the video, you can use air tight box also but first put in a carton as insulation then put in airtight box.

Thanks again, if you will first dry them before storing, they will not rot. They can survive but depends how cold your climate is , normally-5 to -8 degrees centigrade they can survive, if more cold then bring indoor.

Thanks for watching the video, you know that gardeners love their plants and they want to save their plants whatever best ways to save them .

Thanks for watching the video, yes you can save most of the plants in winter like this.

Thanks, yes they are really beautiful.

Thanks for watching the video, first, pomegranate plant needs some chill hours which prepares them to gather the energy for blooming and fruiting in spring ( at least 200 to 400 ) , secondly this plant zone is 8+, so some varieties can survive and some can’t survive outside. In my opinion you should leave them outside for couple of weeks ,maybe whole November and December then bring indoors, in this way they will complete the chill hours and may start fruiting.

Thanks for appreciating, I do experiments to find out which is best method then I apply that method in future.

Thanks for watching the video, the best time is in spring because they will have enough time to establish their roots.

@ExperimentalGardening Thanks for your kind reply /information.

Thanks for watching the videos, I am good, just making the videos to keep myself busy.

Thanks, yes I like this plant also.

Thank you, I appreciate your comments, yes we should try to save our most of the plants, it is money saving plus head start for next season so early flowering and fruiting.

Thanks for watching the video, yes you can save and propagate it very easily in water.

Thanks, I appreciate your comments, I am trying my best to make good videos for my viewers, I hope my viewers will like this video.

Thanks, yes I will try to update within 6 to 8 weeks , let’s see what happens.

Thanks for watching, yes they will grow as onion bulbs in 5 to 6 months, depending on the climate in your area.

Thanks, I appreciate your comments, yes in winter time it is very useful.

Thanks for watching the video, in Australia, plant the tulip bulbs in Autumn, they will flower in late spring or early summer.

Thank you, good advice, sure I will check on monthly basis and will remove any bad leaves if found .thanks again I appreciate your advice.

Thanks, yes save your plants whatever you can save to head start in next season.

Thanks, yes you can save your plants from frost.

They don’t have bulbs , there are two ways to save them, take some cuttings and put in water or in small pots with soil, keep indoors where temperatures between 40 and 50 degrees Fahrenheit they will survive at least till next season.

Thanks, yes you can overwinter canna lilies and plant them in next season.

Thanks, I appreciate your comments, yes you can try to overwinter other plants too.

Thanks, yes you can save this plant during winter.

Thanks, I appreciate your comments.

Thanks, I appreciate your comments, yes it is very straightforward method, just wrap in newspaper and put in a box, you can add one thermocol box for more protection.

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Thanks for watching the video.

Thanks for watching the video, yes it is great tree, I hope it will survive many years and give fruits.

Thanks for the video, yes I overwintered them in garage and start giving some water spray in February and March, 2024 then planted outside in April, 2024 and they are fully grown now, will do the same this year also.

Thanks, yes easy to root, they are from succulents family so need less water.

Thanks, yes they are beautiful flowering plants and easy to propagate.

Thanks for watching the video, yes they are easy to propagate and have beautiful flowers.

Thanks for watching the video, yes very easy to propagate and they come back every year and grow bigger and bigger.

Thanks, yes you can propagate these perennial very easily and they are low maintenance too.

@@ExperimentalGardening low maintenance is very important to me!

Thanks for watching the video, yes these mums are beautiful flowering plants and good news is that it comes back every year and easy to propagate.

Thanks for watching the video, yes they are easy to propagate.

Thanks for watching the video, yes they are really beautiful and you can easily propagate them.

Thanks, yes they come back every year.

Thanks, yes they are easy to grow.