Yahhhh....can we see your parents' garden?

Radishes for the Resistance I was going to ask her the same thing. 👍

you get a pretty good look of the yard in the drip system installation video

You guys need to stop asking to see the garden. Like Laura said, this is her parents' garden, not hers, otherwise she would have made a tour video. For some people a garden at home is a private outdoor space so stop being so nosy and just enjoy the videos Laura choose to make for us.

Foliage Fan KZfaq is an interactive platform. A polite request is not nosiness. Hopefully we can all continue to be inspired by the content and community that Garden Answers creates.

I check KZfaq every night around this time.

A Flore I wake up and check and watch with my morning coffee! I get so bummed when there is nothing from garden answer!

You can always turn alerts on and you will be notified when a new video has been uploaded.

oil might work, but remember oil and sulight will burn and damage the leaves,. its like us puting on sun oil to get more tan,. ;)

it might work if they are planted in semi shade and kept well fed and waterd,as hydrageas cant dry out,.

Melissa Miew if you are in shade and on acid soil you coild plant the traditional mophead type hydrangeas, while these panicle hydrangeas will grow in any soil they do need some sun to produce blooms, atleast 6 hours

Definitely recommend them, I planted one last year and it bloomed so beautifully this year that I bought three more

Jack thanks for the info. I think I'll give them a try next spring.

Lorena Fernandes you have lots of choices. Canna lillies, elephant ears, coleous, birds of paradise, calediums, roses, floribunda vine, mandevilla vine, petunias, geraniums, begonias, wax begonias, these are just a few.

Ivan E. DeGonzalez thank you very much for the tip. Highly appreciated!!

Lorena Fernandes you are welcome! Glad to be able to help.

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Not if you experience frosts.

hydrangeas usually have a higher survivalrate in the ground than in pots, this counts for most plants and shrubs/trees,. but if there is life then there is hope, repot, and give it some light and I bet it will soon sprout new shoots from the stems,.. and keep it watered., never let a hydragea dry out completly,.

yes i make sure its got water i now have 21 hydrangas so easy to care for love your videos and thanks for your quick reply

We had severe drought last summer . Every one of my Hydrangea suffered but are producing foliage now. Tough plant and well worth the effort. I love the plants you just planted for your mom. You have a lucky mom. What a gift to plant for her.

Vita I'm also in 9b and have about 15 hydrangeas (many different varities) and they are all thriving.

T Miller oh you don't know how happy your comment make me feel! I live in the tip of south Texas and I never see hydrangeas here

as long as you keep them watered and well fed , they will thrive. hydrangeas are notorious drinkers and grow like crazy if they are well fed. In colder areas we strive with dieback and frost dammage, especially to the varietys of Macrophyllum species as they are not frost hardy at all,. and need cover and frost protection, and they dont rebloom if they get frost dammage or dry out during the spring,. so plant your bobos , and be sure as long as they get enoug water through the warm and dry months of summer they will be perfectly fine :)

Thor Kipperberg This is awesome! I will give it a go and make sure I water plenty and fertilize regularly. I love your advise. Makes sense. Thank you!! Vita

well,. thats my trials and errors that comes in handy,. haha,. i have killed my share of plants before I started to learn how and why my plants didnt survive,. and thanks to Laura i have Learned quite a bit,. hooked gardner here .. and I also work with plants at my work,. so I read a lot about the plants I sell about how they are well taken care of. just remember that you use a fertilizer that will promote flowering and just not green leaves,. that can also be a factor in many cases why a plant never flowers,. ;)

is it big?? usually the reason why irises dont bloom, is that its not been devided in a while ,.you can also try to give it fertilizer and new soil. it usually also helps.

are there really any ?? hahaha, joke aside, there are safe plants, like Norway spruce, and other firtrees that grow naturally in the forrests,some arborvitae is also not deer favorittes,cysticus not a favoritte either., but In my experience is that, in the winter/early spring, they nibble on most trees and plants, and forget most bulbs,unless you protect them the first weeks, until the snow has gone, I had a huge deer and slug problems here in my garden too,. but I have now solved that pretty easilly, as my gardencentre gave me this tip for a solution,. bonemeal/bloodmeal,. use that around your plants and the deer wil stay far far away from them and they did, no nibble and all my tulip bulbs were left untouched,. :) When it comes to slugs, well ironphosphate pellets, around the plants,solved pretty much, my slug problem,. the snails and slugs eat the pellets and die,. the plants gets a boost of iron and phospates and grows pretty happy :) maybe this wil work for you too ? and the best part all these products are safe with pets, and children :)

Thor Kipperberg thanks for the tips 👍🏼

Daniel Bolf what?