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I looked For specialized plant dye and I get all sorts of dyes but not what I think the artist is using here. Can you share with us where you get the natural dye she uses ?

Sounds like you are near a waterfall.

Beautiful TY. You could toss the dropped bits into a simmer pot

ur hilarious!

You're so lovable. Been learning so much from your videos.

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I have a Crack in a branch slight crack jud heard it I'm a hydrangea plant will the branch survive

Thanks for showing this to us how to cut off the the broken piece of branch. Now, my little young tree has a couple damaged branches that got cut off, how the tree regrows back more new branches? Otherwise, my tree will have half side is no branches anymore due to strong wind breaking them.

Thanks at last I got it! Are you trimming during fall ? Or early winter?

Can I treat a magnolia tree in the summer ( end of June) because of the flies and bees we have! Just want the bugs under control with our little kids around the tree!

Thanks. Your tips seem really simple. Do you have to ever add potting soil or any type soil to hanging plants?

Thanks

I like your shoes those are cute

Thanks for the great video! I'm a novice gardener and found this really helpful! I bought one of these todays (I think - no tag lol). Mine have already bloomed and currently are in a pot. I'm on a balcony... My thinking was to plant this in a slightly bigger pot. Would you advise that? If so should I still aim for 1.5 times as wide? Should I find a slightly deeper planter? Any help you could provide would be great. Hoping these will come back year after year.

That’s the best explanation I’ve seen. Thank you.

Thank you!! You have cleared all of my confusion!! Very helpful video.

Thank you! You really answer my question

Hello, kelly! Thanks for this video! Have you ever planted a hydrangea on a slope? Will it grow upwards, upright, after compensating for the slope? Or is it going to droop over down the incline and tip over if I don't assist it and growing upwards? It's not a huge incline. Maybe 35°

Ugh! I JUST trimmed my blue/pink hydrangea to about 10". 😢 So many branches were split and I got carried away. Saw that green fresh at the base and thought it was the new.

OMG is the right response. This is short and to the point. Thank you!!!

I have lots of leafs still on my bush - should I be pruning. Last year, I didn't prune and the bush came back beautifully but I wasn't aware that I needed to prune

Can you tell me how to make the paint and what the special glue is?

How about the very top part that has leaves on it, should i cut in? Below from it are the new buds coming out..

By far the simplest video on how/when to prune hydrangeas.

It’s quite ugly.

I found this video at the perfect time. 😊

Annoying 🤦

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But I have been told NOT to prune butterfly bushes until spring . Which is it ?

We were fertilizing ours.... no blooms a couple years ago. Stopped fertilizing them, go some blooms last year. This year??? Even more. Have you been fertilizing yours?

Thank you very much This video is what I’m looking for 🌸🌸🌸🌸

So to fix a broken branch, you just cut it off. Misleading title

Thats not fixing it

thank you so much😘

Making the broken pipe a sewer pipe 😭

I have old hydrangeas that won't bloom. I live in Ohio and didn't prune this year or last year. I only have new growth nothing on the old sticks have shoots. What would your suggestion be if nothing blooms this year. Should I cut them completely down next spring?

Not the BEST advise. I've repaired many broken branches like this. I know it wont ever be as strong as prior to the break, but it is better than throwing the towel in. I make a STURDY support that will be nearly as strong... it doesn't cut in, and still produces fruit...

Thank you!❤

Thank you!

I've been researching how to prune and get an explanation of old snd new growth. Your video really educated me. Thank you

Thanks for posting the clear and easy to understand guidance. I have struggled with what to prune and when so I usually do nothing. Lol! This motivates me to get pruning.

This video is exactly what I needed to know!! Thank you!!

What do you recommend for the top of a new 6ft granny smith where there is a split in the top branch at what I would say is 1/4. I am able to join it back together but curious if that will eventually close off and fully re-heal?

Great explanation. Make us a video on how to fertilize them and change their colors please and which product you recommend.

Thank you, simple to understand 😊

Thanx

Great video. What do the hollow branches mean? Are they dead or will they still grow? My 2 hydrangeas both have some hollowed sticks

What kind of plant is that?😊