According to Ontario Rock Garden germination science it needs to have oscillating temperatures as well as sunlight to grow. This makes it hard to start them indoors on a heat mat.

I cut my goldenrod back because after it bloomed, the long stem was dying from top to bottom, so I trimmed it and it has not grown a long stem to bloom since. Any suggestions on how to get it to bloom again?

Is cucamelon perennials? Thank you

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texas zone 8b, spider mites love the flower heads. how far should i keep it away from any plumbing lines?

They grow like weeds here on the Island of Hawai'i...I had one growing on my land until I cut it down .....too many downy little seeds being released...and I did NOT want more testicle plants on my little slice of paradise

What we have in Oregon is a little different. The serrates on the leasves are only on the top 1/3 of the oval leaf. The dark purple berries can be absent of sugar and make a welcome comparrison to many of the sticky sweet berries so avalibule today. They are quit tasty and Psychologically feel very healthy.

I would not recommend buying Bare root starts. Best to buy potted plant starts at a local Nursery.

Comprehensive! 🌸 Thank you for the information + beautiful photos, all within 3 minutes!

I saw a picture of a cleome plant and it looks like marijuana then I found out what it was and heard the flowers are beautiful. I wonder can they be grown in West Texas?

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I just got this one and am excited to grow it in my yard

One of my favorites

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Can I propagate as well this way?

Thank you! Did I miss it? Deer resistant? If yes.. what’s not to love?!

Ok, good

On the podcast version, the sound from Perkins is missing. Just long stretches of silence.

How do I protect the caterpillars from being eaten once they are on the fennel? I see the caterpillars and by afternoon they are all gone. I planted 42 fennel plants to support the butterflies. :)

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I hadn't realized these flowers come in colors other than white, the ones we enjoyed in the garden of my childhood home, always a sweet-smelling treat in May,

Do Vitex have invasive roots?

Yo Mr White this flower is the poison yo

Hot Air Balloon Flowers

Awesome video!

Hairy bolas

Hi my snapdragon plant at base of stem it’s turning reddish brown color. Is it rotting? It’s leaves are also dried up.

Washington Gardener Magazine, This video is fantastic! I liked it a lot!

After researching extensively, i went with shoal creek. Planted four, and this is their third year. I was worried last year at this time April when they looked dead. It all happened in May! And boy did they go! They bloomed very quickly:) Even though I got them partially due to how hardy they are, i still baby them. I'll get more aggressive with prunung next year.

Love these

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Why is it named for Shasta? Also I’ll have to watch this twice to get your views up to 420.

Just planted a bunch of these, can't wait for them next year. Thanks for the video!

any 'fragrant' Magnolia variety that produced many pink flowers(similar) ?

This was my favorite episode! Thank you Kathy and Tim! I would love to hear more birdscape shows. This any any other wildlife scaping

I put pussy willows in water and it got roots, now when I keep them in a vase without water the pussy willow buds fell off the branch

Will these live in Southern California?

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Pretty sure you were showing English bluebells mostly unless they were some of the hybrids which aren't really Spanish bluebells then. Either way theyre beautiful 😍😍😍 I love them ❤❤❤

People in the southeaster united states should look into growing more of these, they are very stately.

Its was a very good video. Showing the actual plant and also the title name of the ornamental pepper. I love these kinds of videos because no get to see how the ornamental peppers look when they are in full bloom and fruits. Its also shows me how big they get. I just like the way when you’re describing them and you just man it short and simple. Most videos that I’ve watched is mostly focused on the person just talking about gardening and has no show of the plants they grow that makes it so boring and uninteresting. Thank you for sharing this video. I do hope to see more of this in the future. Thank you again

What do you do with the seeds that grow from the bulb?

Hi! I am a fan but need to let you know that the volume mixing is making the podcast impossible to listen to. I have to turn the interview way up, which means my ears are blasted anytime you cut to commercial or a pre recorded section. I hoped this was a Spotify issue and came to YT to check, but it seems it's across the board. I can't be the only one affected by this, and my hearing is good. This must be a major issue for your hard of hearing listeners!

Thank you. I bought 10 grape hyacinths at Wal mart today. They were $1 each. I will take your advice and plant them together for a “statement.” Beautiful flower and the best is, they are pollinators. 😊

love this

That was a great presentation of the ornamental peppers. I just started and I think I’m obsessed by them. As a matter of fact I probably have already purchased may 60 or more different varieties. I enjoyed the video, thank you.

Looks like one had a tomato cage. I use shortened tomato cages on my peonies. Ive had these glowers before and moved them, mistake. Now i have seeds again! Thank You gor you info

Enjoyed listening to this Surprised the faire gardens are a trend Cant wait to see how 2024 plays out with trends