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Beautiful garden!!! ❤

Hi once you cut the leaves as well would you get the bulbs out and leave it in warm area until replant ?

Can you do another pruning video sweetie please. I have blooming stems that are really long and flopping over I'm scared to cut it. New to these plants and need lenten rose 101. Lol

@14:00 When you plant the hellebores into the ground, there is no need to remove foliage or cut the flowers from the plant? I can't seem to find accurate info. One YT video I came across stated that the plant should use its energy once planted without leaves and bloomed flowers while everyone else just plants them in the ground with the beautiful flowers and leaves. I'm new to helleborus and I'd like to give them the best possible start. (Zone 5 IL early spring). Thanks for your video! ❣️

What is the name of this species? very beautiful

Hellebores are such beautiful flowers and because they are evergreens they are such a delight to look at in winter ❄️ 🌱🌸

Somehow I had never heard of this plant until recently. We live in a mountainous, evergreen forest area and our lot is sloped with dappled sunlight, at best. I just picked up 9 from our local Trader Joe's and hope they successfully naturalize on my terraced front slope.

Great video and information! My Ice N Roses Helleborus are thriving here in the shadow of Mt Rainier.

How did your china asters end up doing?

Your seedlings are fabulous looking. What potting soil do you use? I used some generic my first year and had some trouble.

Hi Christina, you have such a lovely garden. I appreciate the way you explain things, I learned a lot from your videos. Please do come back and post videos if you have time. A new subscriber.

I am so confused. I purchased in September and planted them in ground already. Shall I dig them out and take them inside for winter, then plant them in ground next spring? They are so tiny right now in the front yard, will they survive?

Thabk you for a helpful video!! I finally feel like I know what to do with all these bulbs I inherited from the former homeowner. Question: Can you cut a few flowers early to put in water as a bouquet in the house? Will that hurt things?

when did you plant them in ground? which month? thank you for the video

This was the most comprehensive and understandable explanation of how to prune hydrangeas, so thank you so much. I have been trying to figure this out for quite a bit. We have had our hydrangeas for 2 seasons and this first season on our own we messed them up and had very little growth. I feel like I have a good grasp now and comprehend how to take care of them!

Love your video Christina, where did you buy your hellebores? I also live in Southern Connecticut, hard to find these around here. Any seedlings available?

When do you divide hellebores?

Melt holes in the bottom with a hot soldering iron

You have a real talent. It’s all beautiful.

Hi. It appears that your bigleaf old wood forms leaf buds. Where do the flower buds form from there? I can’t seem to find answers. If the leaf buds grow to be stems, wouldn’t that be considered “new wood” like how panicles function (leaf bud forms on old wood and produces a stem with a flower bud on it). I don’t see the difference.

LOVE THIS

I planted some donated from a friend a few years ago. They took about 3 years to settle in and now they are crazy big and beautiful! I split a few up last spring and everyone emerged beautifully this spring beginning in mid January (Charlotte nc). They also make gorgeous cut flowers that while a bit messy with pollen, last a loooong time!!!! Love when the flowers are still greenish. Such a harbinger of Spring!

Very helpful. I pruned dead wood off my older hydrangeas a couple of weeks ago taking care to leave branches with early leafing. Alas we had a few nights of freezing temperatures. Those early leaves are dried up-what should I do now?

Trimming the hellebore information is just what I needed thank you 😊

What seeds did u plant

Love your hillside with rocks all over. I just started following you and enjoy how you clearly explain your process😊

Thank you so much for the start to finish video. So many videos show you how to set it up but that leaves newbies like me wondering, what next. You also explain things very clearly.

I have one since 2010. Can I seperate it? If yes, the best time?

Thank you!

Reminds me of garlic when we cut the scape. I know some people who hadn’t done this and their bulbs were not nearly as large as our.

Don’t use duck tape ! Use painters tape !

Best video explanation. So clear and helpful. Thank you and I love what you placed in your garden.

Ii have been collecting containers whenever i can for winter sowing this season..last year was my first time and i think i did ok. I will try ky best to make it better this year.❤😊

Wow you got them blue hydrangeas so beautiful. Love the yard so much with that pink flowering tree.❤️🌹

Thanks, it is always helpful to see the full process when learning something new!

Your dad at the end is so sweet! Also I love the before and after! Thanks you!

I love my hellibores, I have 30-40 of them in my natural area. Mine start blooming in January, I'm in NC

I am trying to sow more seeds in winter!

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The spot where you kept your containers, how much sun were they receiving, especially since you had them covered? How important is it for the winter sown seeds to be exposed to the sun prior to germination? And once germination happens, should you strive for full sun?

When you gave your tour of your front yard at the end of the video, what is the name of the beautiful pink tree? I haven't seen this in Los Angeles. Your garden is so welcoming and you sure have a green thumb. You make it look so easy. What city do you live in? What is the climate like?

Thank you for this easy explanation! A lot of videos didn't fully explain why you pruned in spring so this demonstration was super helpful!

Awesome videos.... Thank you so much! You deserve a bigger following, your videos are so insightful. Everyone around me is so clueless and so am I so it's great to plan a to-do list according to the time of season🤓.

Thank you

I am a new subscriber here and I love your rock wall! It is beautiful! It adds so much character.

Your winter sowing looked great! I am going to have to start collecting water jugs to try this this coming winter.

This one garden chore that is on my list for this week :)

Great video, glad I found your vlog. I just transplanted a hellebore that a friend gave me 3 years ago from her garden. It did really well, so I split and moved it across my bed. Like you, I have hostas in that bed that were transplanted last year as well. Let’s see how everyone does!!!

I'm a newbie. Finally, a clear step by step explanation with demonstration. I really enjoyed your beautful and colourful landscape with so many varieties of plants and gorgeous flowers. It's like I was there in the garden with you. Lol. Here in Florida, it's flat and boring. I recently purchased some hydrangea macrophyllas with beautiful blue blooms. Do I need to fertilize them when they're in bloom? Do they grow well in pots? Thank you. P.S. it is impossible to not like and subscribe with excellent content, lovely flowers and even lovelier lady? Have a blessed day.

Great video, tells you everything you need to know.