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Yes, don’t know why I called them cannas, I put a note in the video of my mistake

I let mins dry out until spring

Enjoy

Love ours as well

They lived last summer but ALL of my dianthus were killed in a late freeze this past spring, even the ones I’d had for years. In addition many of our crepe Myrtle trees were killed back buck luckily they all put out new growth.

Where are you located?

I will look at that. Thanks

I got that link added.

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Yes we have deer but so far have not bothered the Little Gem. Arborvitae haven’t been bothered yet and supposedly deer resistant but I’ve seen where gardeners in the northeast say deer do eat arborvitae. It may be they’ve left us alone because they have so much more to eat in our woods and other areas of the property. You might ask a nursery in your area about the green giant arborvitae to see how they do locally…they would give you privacy about as quick as any tree I know.

They did! Unfortunately I think the super freeze got not only these but my other dianthus this past winter. They are usually hardy for us but not this year. But yes they performed well after dividing last summer

They prefer morning sun and afternoon shade in our area for sure. I planted last summer and they appear to be slower growing than some of my other hydrangeas

Okay I will, got a new bottle. Thanks

I would say be patient. Mine didn’t really do much until the second year. Many times when starting from seeds, you may not see blooms until the second or third year. Thanks for watching.

Awesome, I’m new to roses as well. I hope I can keep the Japanese beetles away from it! Keep me posted on how yours is doing. Thanks for watching!

@@splendidgarden7b the beetles are a battle, they have ate all my morning glory this year before they could even get their true leaves. 🤦🏼‍♀️ The rose blooms are opening and so pretty, I got some Captain Jack's Cooper spray to ward off any fungus since I hear roses are prone. So far she's doing pretty good 😊

@@bershelleparks5035 thanks for the tip on the spray. Good luck with the beetles. I’ve quit using the traps, I think they made them worse.

i got the same rose but mine is so white zone 10a

@@gracierivera-hudson9634 My blooms are very white with a hint of pink too. I’m hoping next year when the rose matures I’ll see more pink.

They were all planted in the ground

All but one, and it did but appears it is now dying…I’m guessing it’s diseased.

@splendidgarden7b That's awesome. It's so encouraging to see the things that you are growing. Maybe I will have good luck planting those same plants in my yard.

Oh awesome so glad you found us! You’re just a few miles down the road…we are in Hardeman Co. Thanks for watching.

Oh wow that sounds like a dream!

@@splendidgarden7b It was. Over too soon now I never wanna pay lol

Not sure why you’re able to see the roots unless you’ve dug them up. The roots are yellowish in color.

@@splendidgarden7bmine did the same thing this year, it’s surviving nicely but it’s laying on the ground like a loose rug

I would let them dry and then harvest the seed for sure. I’ve done it when green and dry is much easier! Thanks for watching.

Hey!! Do you mind providing a link to when you pulled the seeds from the bulb from the rooted plant? I’m in bed as well and I have one Cala lily area that is thriving. Plant is six years old.

Would you share with us what type of soil conditioner you use?

Thank you I’ve not had suggestion! I will look it up.

Yes they do but since the Little Gem is supposed to be a smaller end product I hope not as bad. We had a regular magnolia at our last home and my husband really disliked it! I personally think the reward of the beauty of the tree is so worth it and I can’t wait until my Little Gem is big enough to use its branches for decorating. I used our last tree to make large door swags, wreaths, and fireplace swags during the holidays…they were so gorgeous and looked like I spent a bunch of money! Just tell your husband you’ll take care of the tree cleaning 😀! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. Plants here in the US have gotten so expensive I try my best to multiply with what I have.

Yeah he’s great to watch!

It was awesome!

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So glad!

I’ve never tried bonsai, but I thInk the art of bonsai is beautiful! I’ve got a couple boxwoods I want to topiary this spring. Thanks for watching.

Yes working well but we’ve cut it off for winter. We used up to October and it still showed 75% battery life left. Thanks for watching!

@@splendidgarden7b thanks for the reply. What kind of usage. I want it for propagation for like 10 seconds on 10 minutes off during day operations. As long as it'll work for the propagation season

Yes works for propagation. You can set it to spray for seconds up to however long and program it to go off every few seconds or every few minutes or up to hours it really let you set however, you want it to go

Thank you! 😊

Thanks!!

Thank you!

You're welcome!

Oh really, wow! Thank you for watching, love hearing from someone “across the pond”! Do we still say that? Have a great day.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks…yeah I think waiting them out has worked best but boy does it give me satisfaction to smush those suckers!

I have two of these trees. One I planted in my backyard and another one in a big planting pot in front of my home at the beginning of June of this year. They both are doing well. My trees are only 3ft tall and the tree in my backyard bloomed two flowers a couple of wks ago. I'm going to try the neem oil because I'm having the same problem with the beetles. Research neem oil and see if it's something you may like to use for your tree.

I have some Neem Oil and will look into that for sure. Sounds like your Little Gems are thriving! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching