I couldn't agree more! Dahlias are indeed spectacular and add a delightful splash of color to any garden. Their variety in size, shape, and color make them a favorite among many garden enthusiasts. If you have any questions about growing Dahlias or need some tips, don't hesitate to ask. Happy gardening!
Every garden book I've read says columbines do best in part shade. I have grown peonies in full sun, and they did not like it, so I have to disagree with 2 of your chices.
Hello and thank you for sharing your experience! Gardening can often vary depending on local conditions, soil type, and specific plant cultivars. You're right; Columbines (Aquilegia spp.) are often recommended for part shade, especially in hotter climates. However, in cooler regions or where the sun is less intense, they can sometimes tolerate more sun. I appreciate your input and it's important for gardeners to observe and adapt based on their specific garden conditions. Feedback like yours is invaluable, and it reminds us all that gardening is both an art and a science. Thanks for being part of our community! ☀️✨💛
Dahlias are so beautiful!
I couldn't agree more! Dahlias are indeed spectacular and add a delightful splash of color to any garden. Their variety in size, shape, and color make them a favorite among many garden enthusiasts. If you have any questions about growing Dahlias or need some tips, don't hesitate to ask. Happy gardening!
@@PlantDoHomeGarden , thank you 😊.
Breathtaking video. I really feel happy to watch this.🦋🦋
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice share 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great info. Thanks
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Just a note my Dhalias burn if I don’t shade them, I would not consider them a full sun plant.
Every garden book I've read says columbines do best in part shade. I have grown peonies in full sun, and they did not like it, so I have to disagree with 2 of your chices.
Hello and thank you for sharing your experience! Gardening can often vary depending on local conditions, soil type, and specific plant cultivars.
You're right; Columbines (Aquilegia spp.) are often recommended for part shade, especially in hotter climates. However, in cooler regions or where the sun is less intense, they can sometimes tolerate more sun.
I appreciate your input and it's important for gardeners to observe and adapt based on their specific garden conditions. Feedback like yours is invaluable, and it reminds us all that gardening is both an art and a science. Thanks for being part of our community! ☀️✨💛
agreed, even the video shows columbine growing with FERNS
Dhalias not perennials. You have to dig them out.
What are the names of the flwers??