Its July, its hot, Supertunias are lagging, leggy and perhaps fried! What to do with those Supertunias midsummer? Learn how to best care for your Supertunias in this video! The question many ask is “Should I prune those Supertunias vs. wait and let them recover?” Join Power to the Flower in todays Supertunia experiment to see what happens when you prune and what happens when you wait! We will also discuss what I do to make these container plants the “bloomiest” and most beautiful!
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Do you have a porch, patio or other outdoor space that needs some color; some softness; some texture; some gorgeous flowers? But you don’t know which plants you should choose?!? You know you want something pretty and you know you want it to survive in your space but you don’t know which pretty flower is the right one!? I love to share my experience here on KZfaq with you so hopefully you can learn from my experiences gardening in the East Bay of CA (USDA zone 9).
Power to the Flower is a Porchscape and Patioscape small-mompreneur-business that helps you bring the perfect plants to your personal outdoor space. Via personal, experience Power to the Flower designs containers (pots and planters of various sizes and shapes) for you via videos from here in Northern California! I also offer consulting on small landscape spaces with the goal of making every space a beautiful space with plants. Join me!
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