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The audio needs a bit of work. I love mangaves

What are your thoughts on coffee filters at bottom ?

Wondering when did you take the cuttings?

I’m wanting to plant three varieties for my dry shade area

Please provide written Latin names in your description

That aster variety pops up almost everywhere in late summer in my zone 5b!

so I have a 3 of Dawn Redwoods 2 seedlings and a little bit older one. Doing well. How do you use moss for them?

Thank you for the explanation! It's very helpful as rotten roots happen so often.

I don't think this is correct - there is a fair amount of research on this topic, at least adjacent to it when it comes to mining and civil engineering. Non of which I've read suggests that a porous layer would increase the water table, the notion of that seems bonkers saying it out loud. If it were the case a hideous amount of critical infrastructure would need to be rebuilt around the world. You then follow up by correctly suggesting the use of terracotta pots, which while better than gravel - essentially work by the exact same mechanism. The effect of gravel, terracotta or any porous/permeable layer is to make sure that wet soil isn't in direct contact with a non-porous medium. This is what will create excess water retention. It's a bit disingenuous using sponges as a demonstration as their water retention will behave quite differently to ground soil - granted different soils and mixes will also behave differently. This video shows, in a very small way, the dangers of misinformation on youtube. It sounds well thought out, but in essence is fundamentally wrong.

Please list the names if the plant.!!!!

This visual was helpful, thank you. I have a rubber plant tree that is a bit too top heavy. I love the pot I just got to repot it in but it’s fairly light. I worry it’s going to topple over between watering. Do you have a recommendation on what I could place in pot to weigh it down so it doesn’t fall over? Maybe just one big slated rock on the bottom?

I liked this video, it shows what this species is like, and I think it's cool that there is a plant in the USA with such a tropical/Amazonian appearance.

Can they be pruned mid season ?

I may be a sucker for click bait when it comes to things that say myth busted because I'm a huge myth buster fan but this one actually didn't help. ❤ Thank you I will not waste my money on gravel

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Does it overtake and strangle out other ground covers like Foamflower and Blue Moon Phlox?

A question I have that I've been unable to find an answer to, is about how far away is the smell noticeable? Like will my neighbors be upset with me, or can only smell within a distance, and roughly what is that distance?

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Beautiful plants ! You should really use microphone 🎤 though

Thank you for this I live in Melbourne Australia and we get heat ( today is 37 c ) but I love theses trees . Wondering if bloodgood would be ok in this heat with watering

You have the real deal. I have several ashei, but I want what you have. I live in California. All I ever see is ashei for sale. Can you ship or sell seeds or tell me of a nursery that sells them? Great video! Thanks.

Great video! Thank you!!! What systemic do you use for scale?

Such a nice video!!!

I have the variegated LIripe. They are absolutely beautiful in summer thru fall w the purple spike. Why would I rip them out? Allium is beautiful too but that’s a different texture in the garden. Just has that upright purple flower nothing else. Grass adds so much texture in the garden. I would advise to just grow them together.

Thank you for your tour and your thoughts on these delicate plants.

I simply love M. macrophylla as well as M. acuminata and grandiflora. All native to the Florida Parishes of Louisiana as well as its cousin the Tulip Tree. Great video and informative.

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Would you ship this begonia? I'm in state of Georgia. Thanks!

Why is it so sad 😭

Awesome collection 🥰 and beautifully described.please stay connected always 🌺👋🌿

Love these ornamental onion plant, I group them in three. Beautiful easy to grow plant.

Wonderful! Thank you for making this - great inspiration

Thank you for this, only have one of these, really love it but the scale during the winter can really be a problem.

Spark plant! I love that. I live in Michigan and have a huge one in my yard. It has always fascinated me! You don't see them anywhere up here so it really felt special.

Are mangave dies when they bloom like agave?

Do you all sell and ship seeds

Beautiful flowers and architecture.

Wonderful collection! Epimediums are so under rated!

Is the foliage evergreen? I would love to rip out my liriope for this! Are millennium and serendipity the same color flower?

Very nice videos on these super addictive plants

mmmm... "the next liriope", nice!

So very nice, I love like this , a garden for everyone to enjoy.

Thank you for this wonderful video and special message from Paul!

do they produce root suckers?