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Family-In-Laws gave me one for Xmas this year, and it is BEAUTIFUL! HUGE white triple blooms that I'd love to see again once they can. Thanks so much for this video. I plan to follow your instructions with some time differences as I live in Central Virginia, and we should not have frost past March. I am terrible at trying to keep plants alive, but I feel so terrible about taking any life, that I will be giving this little one a chance and NOT just dumping it and hoping to receive a new one next year.

Ginkgo trees are actually the only living member of their genus, family, order, class, phylum. This Ginkgo trees are actually the only living member of their genus, family, order and class! This means they have no living relatives! Ginkgo trees are native to Asia and actually endangered in the wild occurring only in a few small populations that are at risk of being destroyed due to habitat loss and climate change. Ginkgo trees when grown in other places such as the USA or Canada or other places are not invasive. Ginkgo trees can live up to 2,000 years! Ginkgo trees have been around for roughly 270 million years and barely changed! Ginkgo trees were around during the dinosaurs! Unfortunately people often grow male cultivars of ginkgo trees that are clones of the same tree. These cultivars of ginkgo lack genetic diversity because they are all clones of one tree. This means that if one tree can get a disease and die then all of its clones can. This has happened with the gros michel banana cultivar where one tree could get a disease and because all of the plants were clones they all could be infected and die leading to the gros michel banana nearly going extinct. This same thing could happen to the ginkgo tree. While no serious diseases infect ginkgo trees now diseases mutate and evolve very quickly and commonly so there is a good chance of this happening. Seeds on the other hand have high genetic diversity this is because of genetic recombination and genetic crossing and increased chances for mutations. High genetic diversity is good because while one tree may get a disease and die another may have genes to be resistant and survive. So it’s best to grow ginkgo trees from seeds. Female ginkgo trees are actually a good thing because they absorb male ginkgo tree pollen. They do this because the female trees have female cones with a sticky liquid that catches the pollen and because there are so many on a tree female ginkgo trees act like pollen filters. This reduces allergies in spring. Female ginkgo trees while they do make stinky seeds there seeds are great for genetic diversity. Wildlife such as squirrels also occasionally eats ginkgo seeds. Female ginkgo trees are also good because they are usually trees grown from seed meaning they themselves have more genetic diversity. Ginkgo trees are easy to grow from seeds. Ginkgo tree seeds or baby ginkgo trees grown from seeds can be bought online on websites such as Etsy for a few dollars. Ginkgo trees can grow in zones 3-9. Ginkgo trees will grow in just about any soil type even clay but they prefer sandier soil. Ginkgo trees grown from seeds have a 50% chance of being male or female. Ginkgo trees like full sun but tolerate shade as well. Ginkgo trees like moist or dry soil and do not like constantly wet or soggy soil but will tolerate occasional flooding. Ginkgo tree seeds need cold stratification to do this place the seeds in moist sand in a ziplock then place it in the refrigerator for 3 months. Ginkgo trees are actually the only living member of their genus, family, order and class! This means they have no living relatives! Ginkgo trees are native to Asia and actually endangered in the wild occurring only in a few small populations that are at risk of being destroyed due to habitat loss and climate change. Ginkgo trees when grown in other places such as the USA or Canada or other places are not invasive. Ginkgo trees can live up to 2,000 years! Ginkgo trees have been around for roughly 270 million years and barely changed! Ginkgo trees were around during the dinosaurs! Unfortunately people often grow male cultivars of ginkgo trees that are clones of the same tree. These cultivars of ginkgo lack genetic diversity because they are all clones of one tree. This means that if one tree can get a disease and die then all of its clones can. This has happened with the gros michel banana cultivar where one tree could get a disease and because all of the plants were clones they all could be infected and die leading to the gros michel banana nearly going extinct. This same thing could happen to the ginkgo tree. While no serious diseases infect ginkgo trees now diseases mutate and evolve very quickly and commonly so there is a good chance of this happening. Seeds on the other hand have high genetic diversity this is because of genetic recombination and genetic crossing and increased chances for mutations. High genetic diversity is good because while one tree may get a disease and die another may have genes to be resistant and survive. So it’s best to grow ginkgo trees from seeds. Female ginkgo trees are actually a good thing because they absorb male ginkgo tree pollen. They do this because the female trees have female cones with a sticky liquid that catches the pollen and because there are so many on a tree female ginkgo trees act like pollen filters. This reduces allergies in spring. Female ginkgo trees while they do make stinky seeds there seeds are great for genetic diversity. Wildlife such as squirrels also occasionally eats ginkgo seeds. Female ginkgo trees are also good because they are usually trees grown from seed meaning they themselves have more genetic diversity. Ginkgo trees are easy to grow from seeds. Ginkgo tree seeds or baby ginkgo trees grown from seeds can be bought online on websites such as Etsy for a few dollars. Ginkgo trees can grow in zones 3-9. Ginkgo trees will grow in just about any soil type even clay but they prefer sandier soil. Ginkgo trees grown from seeds have a 50% chance of being male or female. Ginkgo trees like full sun but tolerate shade as well. Ginkgo trees like moist or dry soil and do not like constantly wet or soggy soil but will tolerate occasional flooding. Ginkgo tree seeds need cold stratification to do this place the seeds in moist sand in a ziplock then place it in the refrigerator for 3 months. means they have no living relatives! Ginkgo trees are native to Asia and actually endangered in the wild occurring only in a few small populations that are at risk of being destroyed due to habitat loss and climate change. Ginkgo trees when grown in other places such as the USA or Canada or other places are not invasive. Ginkgo trees can live up to 2,000 years! Ginkgo trees have been around for roughly 270 million years and barely changed! Ginkgo trees were around during the dinosaurs! Unfortunately people often grow male cultivars of ginkgo trees that are clones of the same tree. These cultivars of ginkgo lack genetic diversity because they are all clones of one tree. This means that if one tree can get a disease and die then all of its clones can. This has happened with the gros michel banana cultivar where one tree could get a disease and because all of the plants were clones they all could be infected and die leading to the gros michel banana nearly going extinct. This same thing could happen to the ginkgo tree. While no serious diseases infect ginkgo trees now diseases mutate and evolve very quickly and commonly so there is a good chance of this happening. Seeds on the other hand have high genetic diversity this is because of genetic recombination and genetic crossing and increased chances for mutations. High genetic diversity is good because while one tree may get a disease and die another may have genes to be resistant and survive. So it’s best to grow ginkgo trees from seeds. Female ginkgo trees are actually a good thing because they absorb male ginkgo tree pollen. They do this because the female trees have female cones with a sticky liquid that catches the pollen and because there are so many on a tree female ginkgo trees act like pollen filters. This reduces allergies in spring. Female ginkgo trees while they do make stinky seeds there seeds are great for genetic diversity. Wildlife such as squirrels also occasionally eats ginkgo seeds. Female ginkgo trees are also good because they are usually trees grown from seed meaning they themselves have more genetic diversity. Ginkgo trees are easy to grow from seeds. Ginkgo tree seeds or baby ginkgo trees grown from seeds can be bought online on websites such as Etsy for a few dollars. Ginkgo trees can grow in zones 3-9. Ginkgo trees will grow in just about any soil type even clay but they prefer sandier soil. Ginkgo trees grown from seeds have a 50% chance of being male or female. Ginkgo trees like full sun but tolerate shade as well. Ginkgo trees like moist or dry soil and do not like constantly wet or soggy soil but will tolerate occasional flooding. Ginkgo tree seeds need cold stratification to do this place the seeds in moist sand in a ziplock then place it in the refrigerator for 3 months.

How well can these plants do in containers?

so sad that you are 'sick of Christmas' and associate the red with something you are sick of. That really makes me sad for you. Perhaps if you appreciated the meaning and significance of Christmas, you wouldn't get so 'sick' of it. How can we get sick of celebrating the miracle birth of our savior?? Red could be a sign of Valentines day, or of love, or passion. It wasn't a good look to put that in about being sick of Christmas.... its a turn-off.

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I killed stumps with molasses. Drilled holes in stumps and poured in molasses. About 6 or 9bmonths later, they pulled right out. No chemicals

Wow! These look gorgeous! Do you pinch them? Or not? If you do pinch them, what stage do you do that?

I literally paused after every flower, jumped over and added to my cart. I need easy, heat tolerant that doesn’t need fussing over. Thank you

I'm in 8a and 2 winters ago temperatures stayed just below freezing for 3 days, which killed this plant. It was an unusual event, but just a heads up for any gardeners in warmer zones which could experience a longer sub-freezing period. 🪻🪻🪻

I don’t know if my Costco had them. I bought 8 for friends and everyone was very excited to receive one! I can’t tell you what a great gift this is 💖

Why not just throw it away and buy a new one next year? That's an unfortunate symptom of our present society. In addition to being wasteful, it shows a lack of reverence for the gift of life. Death is always certain--what isn't is when, and I don't want to be the one to say it.

Great! Thank you

If the clearance bulbs are super dry, just soak the roots only in a dish for an hour, they’ll love it 🌺

Great info! I have some well established shrubs i want to do this to.

How much would you estimate this build was? Also, do you have plans or did you just figure it out yourselves?

Who came up with this? How did someone know to do this?

heya dutch person here for better results you need to plant them super close to each other like only one bulb space left in between bulbs this way you get a nice and dense flowerfield that keeps the weeds out and makes a sea of flowers removing the flowers directly after flowering you make the bulb concentrate all their energy into bigger bulb making and in turn you get bigger flowers also the second year it will be less flowers but keep them there for 3 years longer to totaling 5 and you will be amazed what abundance of bigg flowers you get. in my front garden only 3 meters deep and 5 wide i planted aprox 900 tulips 200 narcisses and like 600 krokussen and as manny as that snowbells as result flowering starts early february even trough the snow and ends somewhere juni juli depending on the weather so 4 to 5 months of flower abundance for our little flying friends with wings

Spraying the dead flower heads looks great. I love Black and Blue Salvia. Mine do better in pots than in the ground. Your sweet alyssum is fabulous. Did you buy plants, plugs or sow seed? Zone 5/6 Merry Christmas 🎄

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Dipping the bulbs in wax was so fun! However after they had cooled more than half had cracked. I followed your instructions to the tea... Any ideas about why that happened?

Wow. It was great to watch. I wouldn't do it. I was curious about how it's done.

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I randomly was watching a few of your tour videos today and boom a new one comes out!

Nice trees

3 or 4 days is funny. Mine been in the garage for a week 😂 I just forgot about them

I was reading on a website to keep them 7-10 inches apart, but 4-6 is okay too?

Wonderful!! Amazing and good fun!

Too much irrelevant talk.

Hello, thanks so much for this video. I live in the South of England and saved one saliva amistad last year and was wondering about doing the same this year. Your video is really helpful in terms of how to save them and also re dividing. I agree that 'saved plants' do get off to a better start next year. Thanks again! :)

I planted tri color beach tree 8-9 years ago and I have the same problem it doesn’t grow.There is anything I can do to speed the growth?

also keep in mind that round up is known to cause cancer, so wear a mask and protective clothing while using.

thanks and thanks for the update

How do you know how deep you need your footers to go?

I just bought a 3 pack of these for christmas gifts. My question for you is...will they bloom while in the packaging before i gift them? Christmas is still 6 weeks away! Eek!

You start them in January in a greenhouse that is heated or unheated? Please let me know. Thank you so much!

Can the bulbs be fed with chicken manure or bone meal?

After watching your video I did it with my Mother of Pearl rose and in two years, the main cane became extremely thick and turned woody. It really works

Where do you get your bare root roses

Just brought our bulb in from the garden and put it in the garage to go dormant. It's going to be brutally cold over the winter. Will it still bloom around the holidays if I just put it in a pot indoors instead?

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When is the best time to plant a cherry blossom tree?

This is informative and helpful! Thank you!

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I saw in your later video that they were inside growing, is there a way to keep them dormant through the winter I live in Ohio, but I want to do this. Was hoping that they would stay dormant till spring if I put them in the garage or something.

I saw your video digging them up, but I thought they would stay dormant in the pots. I live in Ohio and it’s not realistic for me to grow them over the winter in big pots inside. So they don’t go dormant? Is there a way to keep them dormant until spring?

I tried this last year and my amaryllis bulbs were stunted. Any ideas why? They still bloomed but they were very short.

What is good in this? No way I just explained these news. Can it be eaten? Nobody has put a comment on that. I am confused

What can you do with this? Can you eat the leaves? No way I just mentioned