Well that explains why my Sweet Box looks like it does. Scorched leaves and light green color. It's still in the nursery container from last spring. It spent all summer with my other potted plants in mostly sun and had a deep saucer under it. I watered everything together at the same time every morning. I did notice it's saucer held water most of the time while the other plants often needed a second watering in the evening. Time to get it in the ground. Thanks to your video, I know right where to plant it. Thanks Jim! Glad I found your channel.
Jim, we're in Houston Texas, my son just bought a home and is looking for shade tolerant plants for his large front north facing landscape bed adjacent to the home structure (Bed is empty, No drip or sprinklers yet). The bed is about 30' long by 15' and is in direct sun about 30% and shade to strong indirect light about 70% of the day in a wind protected city neighborhood environment. Himalayan Sweet Box will fit the bill I believe. What other plants would you suggest? He would like a tiered layered effect if possible. Thanks for the videos Jim... very well made and informative....
Hello, I want to grow this plant in a pot in a semi-shaded and semi-airy environment on my glass balcony. Generally, one or two windows are open. Can I grow it in this environment? Its north face and receives morning sun for 1 or 2 hours in summer.
Jim do you carry all the plants you talk about on here at your store? or can you get them if we needed something you don't carry? again thanks for doing that it has been so helpful
Well that explains why my Sweet Box looks like it does. Scorched leaves and light green color. It's still in the nursery container from last spring. It spent all summer with my other potted plants in mostly sun and had a deep saucer under it. I watered everything together at the same time every morning. I did notice it's saucer held water most of the time while the other plants often needed a second watering in the evening. Time to get it in the ground. Thanks to your video, I know right where to plant it. Thanks Jim! Glad I found your channel.
Just planted one from clearance for $17. for 5 gal. 😀🍃
You scored!! Congrats.
Jim, we're in Houston Texas, my son just bought a home and is looking for shade tolerant plants for his large front north facing landscape bed adjacent to the home structure (Bed is empty, No drip or sprinklers yet). The bed is about 30' long by 15' and is in direct sun about 30% and shade to strong indirect light about 70% of the day in a wind protected city neighborhood environment. Himalayan Sweet Box will fit the bill I believe. What other plants would you suggest? He would like a tiered layered effect if possible. Thanks for the videos Jim... very well made and informative....
Is there an *evergreen* , *3 ft high* , *shade loving* foundation plant that smells good? (I'm not picky, eh? 😍)
Hello, I want to grow this plant in a pot in a semi-shaded and semi-airy environment on my glass balcony. Generally, one or two windows are open. Can I grow it in this environment? Its north face and receives morning sun for 1 or 2 hours in summer.
Can't wait to see the white Garden all done! Wish this plant was in my zone.
another plant i want, jim your killing my budget!
Will the roots grow into and damage pvc drainage over time
Jim do you carry all the plants you talk about on here at your store? or can you get them if we needed something you don't carry? again thanks for doing that it has been so helpful
+Roy Howdyshell Most of them I do. Definitely at some point during the spring I will have almost all.
Might have to try this one out! Thanks!
+Jennifer Stone Thanks for watching