🤣🤣🤣So funny

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Spoken from a true gardener. Only WE understand. 😂🤣😂

@@arlenebraithwaite1645 that's true! The first thing I do in the morning is to go out and look at my garden. It gives me do much joy

Thank you so much Eamonn for your kind words. I’m very happy that you enjoy the videos. Happy gardening to you! 💚🪴💚

Thank you 🙏….they are my two fav too. 💚🪴💚

Same! 😊😊😊

@@GardenMinistry. When she speaks, time flies, I want to see her. Great gardener, great narrator and classy person.

@@SaeedHassan8n definitely 😍

🥰🥰🥰. Thank you! 💚🙏💚

I saw the lilies at VANDERMEER this past spring. I hope 🤞 you can find some for your garden Sudha. 🙏🪴💚

Our little heat wave really burnt so many plants. Starting to recover. Worried some of the plants, tho, are too far gone.😕zone 6

Oh no….I hope things get better soon! 🤞🙏🤞

Thank you Sri Argo 💚💚💚

Tracy, I cannot believe when you mentioned you’ve only been there five years! You have such heavenly gardens . Your passion comes out when you describe all your plants! 🌸❤️🇨🇦

Thank you so much! It’s so glad you enjoy the garden & video. Ps. The gardens are going into their 5th full season. 🙏💚🪴

Tracy’s Home & Garden I’m hoping mine will look that lush within the next couple of years!

That is so awesome to hear Lorraine! Happy gardening to you as well! 💚🪴💚🙏

Lol..

Thank you Peatie, I do love blooms with shade of blues and purples. I planted the Macrophylla hydrangeas and meant to acidify the soil to turn the blooms blue but it ends up being something that is not viable on a yearly basis. I have also tried planting blue larkspur and delphinium but they don’t seem to do well in my garden. 💚😣

The same thing happened to me when I had planted larkspur in my garden. They just disappeared after the summer and never returned. My earth has a lot of clay in it and I'm sure that was the problem. I had thought about planting them in a pot and placing it in the ground. I never did get around to doing it though. Well, keep up the good work. I love to see how others enjoy their garden as much as I do mine.

Oh….you are super sweet Gina! It’s awesome that you notice the details regarding how I prune the supercells/supertunias. Most people don’t prune like I do. I’m glad you notice the difference! As always thank you & happy gardening Gina! 💚🪴💚

Hi Katherine, pH = 7 (neutral) pH < 7 (acidic) pH > 7 (alkaline) Mophead blooms are pink at pH around 7. Lavender - light pink at pH between 6-7. Bluish at pH around 6. If you have acidic soil (ie. pH < 7) means your native soil has a pH < 7….so adding baking soda will help to increase the pH of your soil to around 7 (but just below 7; hence you see the lavender/bluish colour). Our native soil is alkaline (pH > 7) so adding baking soda will make the soil more alkaline…resulting in pH >> 7. This is why I add used coffee ground and ground sulfur to help “acidifies the soil” making pH < 7…hence the lavender. In the soil, the sulfur can get “fixed” by micro-organisms to make sulfate which helps the roots of hydrangea take up aluminum ions…making them lavender - blue. 😊 Thank you Katherine! 💚🪴🙏 Ps. I hope that clears it up a bit…that’s my explanation as a chemist 🧪⚛️.

​@@TracysHomeGarden Been bingeing on your videos, just saw all of Tony's. I mentioned the acid vs alkaline b/c use said to add alkaline to get blue hydrangeas. I too know about all the ph balances, just made that comment so ppl didn't raise the ph hoping for blue (I have super dark pink ones now) Toodles, on to more Tracy videos.

Lol…all that pH explanation can get carried away. I always envy people with acidic soil & their blue mophead blooms. I’m glad you found the videos useful. Thank you for watching! 💚🙏🪴

Thank you so much for your lovely comment. 💚🪴🙏