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Thank you for sharing! You’ve answered all of my burning questions! I’ve just built my own Yardistry greenhouse and am preparing for winter in Southwestern Ontario.

Correct way to say the dimension is 6’ AND 7” Not 6’ BY 7”

im looking for a way to keep my plants alive during the winters in Texas. Last yr I put my aloe vera in boxes closed up on my porch & they dies but came back fast in spring. w/o trying to save them, they dont come back, same for my geraniums. Ive lost so many plants bc of winter, I just need a place to put them in for winter then bring them out for spring. Another issue Im concerned about is spiders, centepedes & others in there, we have an unusual amount of bugs where I live (sorta close to a lake & lots of pine trees) causes a lot more really variety of bugs. Ive seen stick bugs so big it was weird, I say this bc if I house them I will do the (scream like a girl) dance & not want to go in there! I guess thats what the cedar smell is for-repelling them……still looking-boxes really did work but talk about ugly 😑

What state are you in?😊

Such a great video. Love gardenias

Where did you get that scoop? I can’t find it anywhere. Looks very functional.

Nice demo ! Did you say what was your favorite?

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Poison ivy and poison oak are just a fact of life here in the south, the best thing you can do is memorize what they look and avoid them like the plague when you go on walks

I remember several years ago when me and my family went on a beach vacation and stayed at one of their friends condo, and an episode of ER stories was on the tv and one of the stories was about a guy who had put angels trumpets in his salad and BRUH, this dude was tripping so hard that he thought the angels of heaven were coming for him, this is pretty much the only reason I know about angels trumpet and that story has stuck with me ever since I saw that episode

Honeysuckle are very invasions and I’ve been fighting them for over 15 years at my home

How are you feeding them? .Fab video :O)

Don't remove it unless there is a legitimate concern about someone (for some reason??) eating it. Humans have a terrible habit of removing native and beneficial parts of the ecosystem because of irrational concerns that they might present a danger to us. As you said sarcastically in the beginning, it really is a beautiful wildflower that provides essential late summer/early fall nectar to pollinators that badly need it.

Beautiful pets. God bless you 😊❤

Assuming the Hoop House will last at least three years the Costco Greenhouse (just to breakeven at a 10 to 1 price difference) would need to last a minimum of 30 years just to break even and "last so much longer". Life changes a lot in 30 years.

A nearby nursery here made their own. The lady’s husband put notices out & collected people’s old above ground swimming pool supports. He used the round tops of pool for the curved roof & used other parts of pool support.

Geraniums are perrenials in my area.

Will this work on other types of fruit trees? Would it work on apples, pears, plums for example?

Watching from Rizal province, Philippines.

You could add a bug net for the roof opening or add plastic over it?

Last of the season I saved 170. Dollars at home Depot

I bought a hydrangea bloomed purple last year this year no blooms

I live in central NC

Here in zone 7 NY. My fav hydrangea is Gatsby Pink Oakleaf & little quick fire. They are first to bloom with no flopping. I have several varieties of hydrangeas in my garden… smooth, mountain, mophead, lacecap & panicles. I enjoy them all since they’re unique in their own ways.

What a great topic! Just the info I need as I rethink some beds to make them lower upkeep/maintenance while still being delightfully ornamental!

wow awesome I have failed three times

Not able to hear it

Thank you, my pinky winky didn't bloom

Great advice, thank you.

What about Rose of Sharon: I have thousands of small plants popping up at the base of the grown trees. It's the 3rd time this Summer that I go on my knees and pull up the seedlings which must be pulled when they are very small 6" or the roots going down straight begin to break as they are being pulled. Better to pull after a heavy rain or deep watering. Beautiful flowers though ! It is manageable if we trim the tree before the seed pods become ripe.

I am in Toronto and I believe it is zone 7, my limelight and limelight prime are doing really well. Strawberry sundae is not quite. It flops a lot. I also have a lot of big leaf hydrangeas and they are all doing great. And my little lime punch is so far holding up..🌸🌸

What happened to the editing before posting the vidio?? The loud noisy background music doesn't bother the editor? So annoying, affected the quality of this content.

O don't think that stinging nettle belongs in this list. It is one of my favorite spring herbs for tea and steamed vegetables. I also heard some people said that you can make a jam from pokeweed berries, and the heat will kill the toxins. I don't know about that, but I've tasted the berries before, but i didn't like them. I didn't get sick.

I am in zone 7

I just planted the quick fire fab hydrangea. And we have had two severe rainstorms last two days. My branches look droopy to me. Is that normal. It has been in the ground for about two weeks now. Due to the heat I was watering day and night until the rain came yesterday and today.

Missed 50% of the dialog thanx to the ridiculously loud music.

I have mini greenhouses in my garden that works well. Very cheap.

How lovely!! I have an azalea which was the first thing we planted when we moved here in 1971, that has never had any direct sun at all. It's about 18" from a North wall of the house. Recently (luckily) I got a cutting rooted from it, as it appears as though it may be approaching the end of it's lifespan.

I bought one of these plants a few years ago and didn’t really have a place to plant it and so I planted it at the side of my house in relatively mostly shade! 3 years later and this year in particular I’m shocked at its size and the amount of heads on it! There’s probably more than 70 plus but I’ve noticed that the heads seem a bit smaller because there are so many! Should I trim the back or just cut off a bunch to bring indoors for the living room? Again I never had any expectations for this plant and now it’s an absolute monstrosity!

Great video, thank you! I've subscribed and I'm looking forward to checking out your channel. Do you mind sharing your wholesale source? Is it easy to buy from wholesalers? (I understand they usually require a minimum order, I don't mind) I'm usually very patient with the few annuals I plant and I don't mind them taking their time to fill in, but next year I'm hosting some events in early summer and I want the garden to look lush! I will definitely try your overwintering method. Plus I'd like to get LOTS more annuals and I'd rather grow them on in the winter than spend a thousand dollars in the spring 🙂

Sunpatients are great!! When it gets hot outside..need lots of water !! Your Sunpatients are beautiful too❤😊!!!

Awesome ❤️ finds!! I saw that at Home Depot by me too!! Lots of great clearance flowers too!!

I like the purple one but not the orange one.

I really like it!! I know what you mean though, it can be annoying when that happens.

I'd like to see more of Ollie 🐾. That's a big disappointment when the colors and forms and other details are not as advertised.

I like the orange one best but that’s because I use purple’s and orange’s together and love it.

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Great video!! I’m a new subscriber 🤗🦋 I live on Zone 6b. Which zone do you live? What do yo do with them in the Winter? Thank you so much!! 🙌🏻🦋🙏🏻

Looks like 24 fps. Super jittery

You can propagate a patented hydrangea, you just can't sell or trade it.