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Thanks for the info, grandma's been on my ass about the "weeds" growing, not weeds but native plants. I've been trying to think of what else to plant with them, opposed to pulling them up like she wants. The resources within should help me figure it out

I bought this beautiful plant two months ago and it was covered in blooms. The blooms fell off and hasn't bloomed since. What am is doing wrong?

Thank you for your video

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for a great video. I am interested in rain capture, redirection and how to prevent ground erosion from rain falling from roof. Also how to restore or mend ground pockets made by rain falling from roof, other than installing gutters. What yo do when trees have cracked the house foundation and the whole front of the house has fallen 1 to 3 inches below the rest of the house? Peace be with you.

Little Red Wagon is only a block away from my house! Love that nursery!

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Wonderful presentation! New to native plants and butterfly world. Want to learn as much as possible for my little property! 🦋 🐦 🐝 💕 from very southeast Georgia

Why are these presenters super fixated on nazis, so weird.

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Very good information! Thank you!

Thank you for the information presented in this video. I looked up Liriope in the UF/IFAS website and it says UF/IFAS no longer recommends using this plant due to its high invasion risk

Love it! Thank you for sharing

Does anyone in Florida propagate the native "Tar Flower" shrub Bejaria racemosa ?

There is a rare white flowered form Erythrina herbacea ,that might be worthy of cultivation.

Great information but next time it would be good to feature the guest speaker so audience can see the plants she presents….

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i appreciate your videos. great, helpful information. thank you 🤍🕊

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Why aren't the links available in the description that are in the video...i found myself clicking the screen...only to realize that this is a video dummy.

do mamey trees do well in fl zone 9b?

If you want to attract Zebra Longwing, plant the passionvine in shade where they host while the Gulf Fritillary likes the passionvine in sunny locations to host on.

Very nice explanation!

They are incredibly abundant where I live in Florida and I have never seen anything like this. I come back to watch this every few months. I can only imagine how many eggs are waiting to hatch 😄😆 when you imagine every egg clutch will have 10 to 20 eggs....do the math on these guys.

Hey Ray...John Argeros and I just reviewed your farm on UA-cam. That is was so professional and upscale was no surprise at all. You have a beautiful tree farm and one to be proud of. IF you ever need a water well or pump work, give us a shout. Accurate4.com. I am going to come and visit you this year, much to talk about. Take Care.

The music is perfect for this video!