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Thanks for this video!❤

Great work, and very informative! ❤

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So exciting to see your seeds sprouting! I've purchased several gardening supplies from your Amazon store. I love the repotting mat, it sure helps in clean-up. Do you have a link from your UA-cam page?

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Very educational!

This is something I have wondered how to do. Thank you for the video.

Shouldn't have covered the Rockcreast.

That’s the thing when the seeds are so tiny you feel like you might get 1 or 50! 😆

This video made me get out of my easy chair and fill some seed trays. One year I had nasturtium seeds. I scarred them and soak them overnight before planting. Still had barely 25% germination. Have you ever tried scarifying seeds? Does it really work?

Great video. My greatest take away from today was using the soil blocker using coir!!! I use the blocker but with a type of traditional soil blocking mix (compost, or worm castings, or greensand added). Really excited to try blocking plain potting mix! Thanks for sharing. You mentioned larkspur but I didn't see you germinate it. Share your method please.

Hi Nancy, thank you for this video, now I understand cold stratification. I also learned it’s important to actually read the back of the seed packet!

Thank you for the video. I have success with keeping my coleus in water over-winter but as soon as I try to transplant them to cute pots I get gnats. It's so frustrating! Any suggestions would be welcome. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing. I also lost a few of my coleus cuttings and it’s encouraging to see that despite our best efforts, sometimes it just happens. Love your coleus collection.

Thank you for this December tour. Do you keep your bathtub room plants under artificial lighting? Also, should I fertilize my overwintering, geraniums and coleus?

Love the Timelapse video. 🌼

Can you bring the salvia in and overwinter it ?

New subscriber just saw your coleus video and was wanting to see your overwintering area! This was perfect

😆 I do think you have a coleus obsession but I understand. I would love to see your setup for overwintering all of these.

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These are my fav and I live in a rv traveling all over made a hydroponic little garden in the tiny space behind kitchen sink. Starting them from seed is the only way I can properly keep them urs look incredible and are good

From where to buy in India??

Hi Nancy, this video is very helpful. It looks like both stratification methods will work. Is this true for most seed types? I going to plant seeds of rudbeckia, echinacea and zinnias in early March. I'm excited to try it!

Thank you, for sharing!

I have heard lisianthus is a slow starter. You may need to start it early in January.

I notice you didn't peel the paper off these to expose the white bulb so I'm guessing that it isn't necessary but just a preference if one wants to peel their bulbs. Also, i think you said if fungas gnats are a problem, which my area is, then use full peat moss instead of soil, is that correct? Thisvwill be my firstvyear bringing my bulbs out of dormancy and cant wsitvto follow your instructions here- thanks fir being so thorough ❤ I juat finished watching to the end...glad you took the paper off that last bulb and caught that rot! Glad you were able to use it to show us how to deal with that. And to use cinnamon. Absolutely loved your show of bulbs in bloom at the end of video🎉

That Snow on the Mountain as you call it is terribly invasive and once planted, almost impossible to get rid of. I am happy to see you are attempting to get rid of it. Good luck.

i had great luck with the maverick series geranium seeds from true leaf market! grew them in spring and they are still blooming in the greenhouse now (40 degree F days)

How did your Rilona bulb come out? Did it bloom orange?

Looking forward to your seed starting videos in the new year! What would you recommend for part shade to shade? Im in 6b, but my front yard gets so little sun.

Nice seed haul Nancy. I purchased several of the same seeds as you. Looking forward to your upcoming seed starting videos.

What a wonderful collection of flower seeds! I’ve grown vegetables from seeds before, but not flowers. I’m unclear about stratification. Will you have a video on that as well as planting your flower seeds? Thank you. 😊

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Oh, that's a really amazing process! Like magic！ 🤩

AMAZING! Not only saved, but you got a lot more plants! I worked at a garden center years ago and we would have outdoor arrangements for sale that included coleus, and the coleus would sometimes take over the other plants and my boss would have me go cut back the coleus, and I would cut it back pretty severely (usually by half), and it was amazing to me that in just ONE WEEK the coleus would be as tall and big as it was before I'd cut it back. They are amazing plants! Thank you!

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Beautiful coleus! This is valuable information, now I know how much root system is needed before potting up the cuttings. Thank you!

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Does it matter how close you cut the Stem down to the Tuber?

Do you have experience overwintering tropicals like alocasias? I have a bunch of them and am wondering about lighting conditions. Love your plants!

Your over wintering plants look healthy and happy. Looking forward to your month by month videos with progress on all your plants!

This is an amazing UA-cam video of your incredible collection of hostas. All in such Prime condition. Excellent long garden tour.

What a great video, thank you! Do you ever bring in your elephant ear plants inside or do you overwinter all of them?

I love salvia Wendy's Wish and have grown it the last two years. I just cut them back and took them in their pots into the house to take out in the spring. The hummingbirds love them and the raspberry pink flowers are beautiful.

That is very thorough instructions. I am wondering if I am okay that I brought the thriving pot of elephant ears into my living room hoping to grow it as a houseplant over the winter. It's big, but it fits. Do you have to take the tubers out of the soil and store them? I also have taken into the garage canna lilies the last couple of years in their pots and waited until spring to repot in new soil and divide. So I thought I can do that for dahlias and elephant ears?(first time growing both of those). Thanks.

Does this work for ivy geraniums as well? and do you have a video on bringing the geranium in its existing pot to bring in the garage or inside the house. I have done salvias just bringing the pots into the garage after cutting it back the same way. Most geraniums don't bloom well here in Atlanta because of the heat, but I had a couple that did well.