Hi Mr Allen, It is always great to see you and get my notification that you've uploaded a new video. Sir, just so you know. When i started gardening, it was you I came across many many years ago on youtube. I was crippled and in a wheelchair having been diagnosed with muscular sclerosis. What was my first garden edible "Blueberries" You sir taught me how to get started. And today I love growing them in half wine barrels. Well I have a huge yard and garden and now I walk and eat a plant based diet. Thank you Mr Allen. And from my heart to yours. Martine Brucheau 2020
Watching all your late winter/early spring videos. I think you’ve shamed me into growing my own salad greens with that dirt bag in a pot idea. And those mustard greens were the prettiest I’ve ever seen!
Thanks for these greatly educational and entertaining videos. P.A.S. you have taught so much about vegs, fruits, herbs, ornamentals, recipes, and decor to help make our northeast Kansas burbstead more productive and enjoyable.
This video was soooo chock-filled with goodies! I really enjoyed the editing on the clip covering seed bombs. Thanks for teaching us with humor, wit and invaluable information Mr. Smith! Happy New Year to you🎉🎉
You got my attention at hydrangea! Just beautiful plants. The seed bombs are very interesting. Easy way to seed wildflowers. And of course, figs are delicious. I’m thinking now I should plant figs this spring. Thanks you for a very interesting and informative video. 🌱🌿
I just love the many talents of P Allen Smith and have been following him for a long time. He can turn anything whether food or flower into something brilliant! Such an interesting gentleman.
Morning Allen ,thank you for the refresher on hydrangea maintenance, great project on seed bombs, I worked in a dementia unit with some very talented residents and always looking for project they can help with ,also have small community garden which they help prepare and the seed starter kit are awesome. Happy gardening 🌻
What amazing timing! I saved marigold seeds from my garden last season. The plan was to use some for replanting at home, then "share the wealth" around the places we drive. We weren't quite sure how we're going to spread the wealth. .... Now I know! Thanks for providing the answer. 😄💗🌻🌺 Maybe I'll do some flowers also since I saved a lot of those seeds also. LoL
Love your videos, and thanks for the reply on my lemon grass. I was afraid to cut it with this cold weather we been having. I have been a fan, I love our area I'm in Bigelow. Last summer I propagate almost 30 fig trees from my aunt's mother tree. This spring I plan to air layer a mulberry tree, a gift I got from the birds. I have a few questions, 1. do you have any bee hives at Moss Mountain? 2. propagating what plants work best with this method weather cutting or air layering? And last what can I use to substitute the tofu in the mustard green hot dip? I have inflammatory bowel disease and tofu is a issue for me. Love the full spectrum of plant to table in each of your videos,
I have a white fence like this. I have seen echinacea and black eye susans up against a fence like this in magazines. It is sort of like an old country cottage charm. Can you please do a video about colorful blooming plants/flowers that will work along a White picket fence, whether in shade or sun or partial shade/sun ? Thank you and I love your videos, thank you so much!!!!!!
Jennifer Apiary hi Jennifer! Have you checked out my Bloom With Us Pollinator series? Thank you for watching! I hope you’ll subscribe. th-cam.com/play/PLWl0d8B6CXi28O5DSBat8O74jQiL2n6kU.html
this is great info! Does the propagation you showed also work for Rose of sharon (Hibiscus syriacus), or any cuttings of the hibiscus family for that matter? I cut 6 and only one made it even tho I used hormone powder. I did plant it directly with the others, should I separate the cuttings?
I know that you are not fond of yellow, but I have to get my Carolina Jessamine to bloom again. purchased it 2 years ago with beautiful yellow flowers .It is healthy beautiful and growing foliage like mad. Got any ideas? I have pink and purple on my apartment front porch, orange Sun Impatiens on my back deck wall , then yellow sunflowers on tiny patch on the backside. all separated and spaced well. . Thats where my lemon tree and my Jessamine reside.Help!
Allen, I'm trying to plan a perennial garden that will not need much care since I am really wrapped up in my veg garden. My probably comes with my daughter who is my partner in this endeavor...She is a vet tech and absolutely refuses to include any daylilies or lilies in general because of their toxicity for cats. My heart is breaking...but I shall persevere. I love scent. Any suggestions? I'm zone 5b/6a
Dolly Perry Hey Dolly! Have you checked out all the perennials at www.gilberthwild.com yet? So many amazing plants to choose from that I don’t know where to start. We’ve done some great videos over on my VLOG specifically on perennials. From sun to shade, even just the color purple! th-cam.com/play/PLWl0d8B6CXi26xNMsMK3AqLlt63oo8WhP.html
Ok one more question, I have lemon grass growing in my tiny green house, it has some green leaves but most of it is dry and brown, I'm fighting the urge to cut it down and see if it returns. I bought them and they did very will last summer, I know grass does dormant but lemongrass is a subtropical plant. What should I do? It is my 1st time growing it so I'm still learning this plant.
Erin Milam I always follow the 3 D’s. Dead, diseased, or damaged: take it out. I’d at least cut out the brown and dry. And a little haircut won’t hurt it. ✂️
Laurie Anne sorry you don’t like format of the compilations from past shows. Check out the Garden Home VLOGS and Tours for something with a little less music. Thanks for checking out the channel!
If you choose what commercials play on your channel please get rid of Donald Trump ads. We watch garden channels to enjoy and relax and to find peace in our day. All are things he does not stand for.
Awesome video! I'm definitely trying those seed bombs.
Instablaster.
The music in the videos is too loud to focus on what he’s saying.
Hi Mr Allen, It is always great to see you and get my notification that you've uploaded a new video. Sir, just so you know. When i started gardening, it was you I came across many many years ago on youtube. I was crippled and in a wheelchair having been diagnosed with muscular sclerosis. What was my first garden edible "Blueberries" You sir taught me how to get started. And today I love growing them in half wine barrels. Well I have a huge yard and garden and now I walk and eat a plant based diet. Thank you Mr Allen. And from my heart to yours.
Martine Brucheau 2020
Martine Brucheau _ ORGANICS BEST URBAN GARDNER thanks Martine!!! 💚
Watching all your late winter/early spring videos. I think you’ve shamed me into growing my own salad greens with that dirt bag in a pot idea. And those mustard greens were the prettiest I’ve ever seen!
I love this guy! Those seed bombs are the best and his reaction is priceless!
Lots of great info, thank you! Nice surprise to see Jason Powell from Petals from the Past, my favorite local nursery in Jemison, AL.
In Tomball Texas as a lil kid I had a hideout/fort in a very old huge fig tree! It was beautiful
Your videos are very entertaining and informative. I watch them when I want to relax. Loved the seed bombs😂
Lots of useful information and the seed bomb skit was quite entertaining. Thank you.
"Retina irritants"....too cute! I love P. Allen Smith!!!!!!! :) Makes for a wonderful day every time there's a new video. :)
Great idea! Definitely going to use seeds bombs 🌻🌼🌸🌺
Love the seed bombs
Loved this video Allen! Seed bombs, who knew!
Allen, you are a real gem with those seed bombs and your acting skills.I will definitely make some seed bombs for my friends.👍💕😃
Love that pretty kitty
Joan Snow Marge is the best! Pushing 19+ years now! 🐈
Thanks for these greatly educational and entertaining videos. P.A.S. you have taught so much about vegs, fruits, herbs, ornamentals, recipes, and decor to help make our northeast Kansas burbstead more productive and enjoyable.
This is such a great video. Thanks for sharing
Love these ideas for planters!👍🏻❤️
This was a jammed pack useful video and your military bomb skills hilarious, yet helpful.
Love the military scene- got me motivated 👏👏👏😊❤️
That was the funniest scene but I learned from it , so it is good.
I’m starving for spring. This video was just what I needed! Thank you! 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌸
This video was soooo chock-filled with goodies! I really enjoyed the editing on the clip covering seed bombs. Thanks for teaching us with humor, wit and invaluable information Mr. Smith! Happy New Year to you🎉🎉
Seed bombs, oh how awesome!!!
I always like his instructions, P. Allen Smith is great in his Career ! Congratulations and best wishes !
You got my attention at hydrangea! Just beautiful plants. The seed bombs are very interesting. Easy way to seed wildflowers. And of course, figs are delicious. I’m thinking now I should plant figs this spring. Thanks you for a very interesting and informative video. 🌱🌿
Really good episode!
I just love the many talents of P Allen Smith and have been following him for a long time. He can turn anything whether food or flower into something brilliant! Such an interesting gentleman.
Robin Cassidy RN thank you Robin.
Love the seed bombs !
Thanks Allen great stuff as always.
I love hot spinach dip. Yum!!👮♀️😋
Loraine Leuschke 😋
Great information.
I’m excited for Spring.
Going to try this with poppies down my back yard outside fence
Nice video,I'm ready for some snow already or just let it be spring one or the other
Excellent video just love your seed bombs the flowers came up beautiful nice recipes thank you for sharing.😊
Amazing and helpful
Morning Allen ,thank you for the refresher on hydrangea maintenance, great project on seed bombs, I worked in a dementia unit with some very talented residents and always looking for project they can help with ,also have small community garden which they help prepare and the seed starter kit are awesome. Happy gardening 🌻
What amazing timing! I saved marigold seeds from my garden last season. The plan was to use some for replanting at home, then "share the wealth" around the places we drive. We weren't quite sure how we're going to spread the wealth. .... Now I know! Thanks for providing the answer. 😄💗🌻🌺
Maybe I'll do some flowers also since I saved a lot of those seeds also. LoL
Love your videos, and thanks for the reply on my lemon grass. I was afraid to cut it with this cold weather we been having. I have been a fan, I love our area I'm in Bigelow. Last summer I propagate almost 30 fig trees from my aunt's mother tree. This spring I plan to air layer a mulberry tree, a gift I got from the birds. I have a few questions, 1. do you have any bee hives at Moss Mountain? 2. propagating what plants work best with this method weather cutting or air layering? And last what can I use to substitute the tofu in the mustard green hot dip? I have inflammatory bowel disease and tofu is a issue for me. Love the full spectrum of plant to table in each of your videos,
I grew up with several fig plants on the property. So delicious, if we could beat the birds.
So lovely 🥰
Those seed bombs full of native flowers will help our suffering native pollinators, like mason bees!
Jeff Moore yes! 🙌🏼 🐝 🦋 🐛
I have a white fence like this. I have seen echinacea and black eye susans up against a fence like this in magazines. It is sort of like an old country cottage charm. Can you please do a video about colorful blooming plants/flowers that will work along a White picket fence, whether in shade or sun or partial shade/sun ? Thank you and I love your videos, thank you so much!!!!!!
Very informative. I would love to see a reduction in the use of plastics, particularly with vegetables.
Hi from NC thanks can you please do a video on the top 15 plants for bees 🍯🐝❤
Jennifer Apiary hi Jennifer! Have you checked out my Bloom With Us Pollinator series? Thank you for watching! I hope you’ll subscribe. th-cam.com/play/PLWl0d8B6CXi28O5DSBat8O74jQiL2n6kU.html
this is great info! Does the propagation you showed also work for Rose of sharon (Hibiscus syriacus), or any cuttings of the hibiscus family for that matter? I cut 6 and only one made it even tho I used hormone powder. I did plant it directly with the others, should I separate the cuttings?
Will the technique you used for propagating the fig tree work for other trees. Thank you for a very informative video.
I use terracotta pots too. I use as much natural and organic as possible.
I know that you are not fond of yellow, but I have to get my Carolina Jessamine to bloom again. purchased it 2 years ago with beautiful yellow flowers .It is healthy beautiful and growing foliage like mad. Got any ideas? I have pink and purple on my apartment front porch, orange Sun Impatiens on my back deck wall , then yellow sunflowers on tiny patch on the backside. all separated and spaced well. . Thats where my lemon tree and my Jessamine reside.Help!
Did like the seed bombs. Have some students that I could try that with. Really hate planting in a bag. Gross, as they say.
great video! i wish i could bomb my area!
Allen, I'm trying to plan a perennial garden that will not need much care since I am really wrapped up in my veg garden. My probably comes with my daughter who is my partner in this endeavor...She is a vet tech and absolutely refuses to include any daylilies or lilies in general because of their toxicity for cats. My heart is breaking...but I shall persevere. I love scent. Any suggestions? I'm zone 5b/6a
Dolly Perry Hey Dolly! Have you checked out all the perennials at www.gilberthwild.com yet? So many amazing plants to choose from that I don’t know where to start. We’ve done some great videos over on my VLOG specifically on perennials. From sun to shade, even just the color purple!
th-cam.com/play/PLWl0d8B6CXi26xNMsMK3AqLlt63oo8WhP.html
Ok one more question, I have lemon grass growing in my tiny green house, it has some green leaves but most of it is dry and brown, I'm fighting the urge to cut it down and see if it returns. I bought them and they did very will last summer, I know grass does dormant but lemongrass is a subtropical plant. What should I do? It is my 1st time growing it so I'm still learning this plant.
Erin Milam I always follow the 3 D’s. Dead, diseased, or damaged: take it out. I’d at least cut out the brown and dry. And a little haircut won’t hurt it. ✂️
Certain time of year to seed bomb ?
Seed bombs...Awesome. I'll be bombing my neighbors this year..Their yards are awful, talk about blight and eyesores...LOL...
Ed 💁🏼♂️👊🏼
My picture still in the office up stairs on his desk I was always with him I've had a green thumb since I've been a kid lady's taught me
I also have a Green thumb , God's Gift! Best Wishes
Why such a big post for the apple tree you just planted.
My first time to your site! I found the music highly distracting to the conversation--is it really necessary?? Thank you.
Laurie Anne sorry you don’t like format of the compilations from past shows. Check out the Garden Home VLOGS and Tours for something with a little less music. Thanks for checking out the channel!
😂 😂 😂
I am one who likes to know who is touching my greens that I buy,
C
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If you choose what commercials play on your channel please get rid of Donald Trump ads. We watch garden channels to enjoy and relax and to find peace in our day. All are things he does not stand for.
suziq brown I’m sorry suziq. We don’t get to pick them. Hopefully you’re able to skip through the ones you don’t prefer quickly.