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of course! lol

Any seeds can be started this way?

Gurl same! Around this time of year my family better get good at making their own dinner cuz I will be gardening.

Thank you for sharing all of the information on the seeds. Very helpful!

I hear you sister. I do the same! ❤

if you bu from home depot, expect it to die. Rule of thumb.

I am very very drawn to dahlias that are in ranges of violet to purple and burgundy

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I personally love winter, and I hope it snows , I love it but it is rare. I love cold weather too. Tho oddly enough some flowers do appear. Small calendulas flower in december. And in January there were lots of white small crocuses ...Sadly many people here destroy crocuses because they are seed as "weeds". Especially those autumn ones.

You inspired me to plant a Baptisia! Can I cut that back now? Like alll the way?!😅

Got the habit too. I have about 45. Sango kaku is gorgeous, vigorous grower. Others that grow fast, Glowing Embers and Fascination. Osakazuki is lovely. Purple Ghost has been a treat of colors. Been planting other types of trees to give some shade, Black Gum is native and just beautiful fall color, does not crisp up in fall like my JM's here in the south, zone 8. Your vid was playing and my hubs said...she sounds like you, lol. Thanks for the tip to move in winter, i have moved all times of the year, but i think moving in hot weather stunts their growth.

My husband said the same thing! He's like when u plant carrots in these grow bags they're full! Are the carrots soaking it up 😂

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FYI folks if you buy the ones you can’t see. You CAN return them if they are bad.

You lost me at “honestly, how many peony flowers does one garden need..?” Because the limit does not exist.

Show dog.

Thank youuu

There nothing wrong with sprouted 1s...I will always grab sprouted 1s if they got them.... they grow faster & they have a head start... & are for certain alive... 😊 happy gardening

Let me know if I missed something and you have more questions. When I first started gardening - bare roots is how I filled my garden spaces with affordable perennials and shrubs. It’s such a great way to add color to your garden on a budget 🌸 🌱

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The noms. The leafs. It comes from the base soil. Why compost and mulch are recommended to bulk up the soil every year.

Would you spray with compost extract from the forest floor (squeezing a handful of compost onto a bucket of unchlorinated water, filtered or rested for a day so the organisms don’t die) then covering leaves, stems and even drenching roots? For the health of you and your family

I have been pruning everything to within an inch of it’s life just to be outside. It keeps me sanish! Now I need more plants so that I can do more pruning!

I feel the same way. Going out for just a few minutes helps a lot! Sending love! Hang in there!

It’s amazing what 10-15 minutes a day outside can do for both our gardens and our mental health. Hope you guys are getting outside during this “false spring” and getting a little dose of Vitamin D ♥️

Thks. I grew transplants this winter in big pot at south wall of house. Cover/protected every nite. Was unusually cold here in north Georgia for a week(17-23 degrees at night. Yikes! Uncovered during day of course. Now that is much warmer I’m hoping it will grow more and make up for lost time! Thks for the seeding encouragement. I’m subscribed. Ahna 🪴.

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It happens in my indoor plant pots too.

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The cold stunts tomato/pepper plants tho l, and that’s the only things I actually want to start early

Potentially unpopular opinion 🙈 - I plant regular old big box dahlias. The dahlia addiction bug never bit me all that hard - and the colors at Home Depot are good enough for me. If you’ve walked by this section confused - here’s how to pick out Dahlias to grow this year. This is such a fun plant to grow that blooms nonstop from summer-fall. The more you cut it, the more it blooms - so it’s perfect for DIY bouquets for your table ♥️ #cutflowergarden #cutflowers #cottagegarden #atlanta #zone8a #gardening

I have been scrolling for new gardening channels to follow, this got me to sub! ☺️ I have heard this many times, but ur explanation got me thinking, this will greatly help me with watering when we r gone...

Organic matter turns into CO2 when it breaks down.

How about zone 10 ‘s list of flowers.

Erosion maybe idk

Sometimes it’s very hard to give timely garden advice that applies to EVERYONE because we all garden in different climates. Luckily, Hellebores/Lenton roses make it easy to know when it’s time to whack back their leaves. Do you have to prune? No… but it doesn’t look 1000% better ♥️ I’m super excited to share that I’m a 2025 @hoselinkusa ambassador. I’ve been fan girling over their products for YEARS; so cheers to making it official 🥂. Check out Hoselink’s website to grab your own #hoselink #hoselinkusa

I throw everything into my garden. Garden debris, kitchen leftovers, fall leaves, grass clippings, brown cardboard, chipped branches, but i get the most bulk out of old hay bales i get from my neighbor that are no longer suitable for feed or bedding. I get it cheaper that way. I keep throwing that down throughout the season. It keeps weeds down, helped the mycelium spread rapidly through my garden and i have soooo many big fat earthworms. It breaksdown pretty quickly. Especially if you dont layer it too thick. In the fall i have everything mulched with about a foot of new leaves and i get another round of hay to cover it and hold the leaves down You can throw pine needles and boughs into the areas that need acidic soil, for certain veggies and berries. Just keep adding anything you can lol. Ask your neighbors for their leaves and clippings and cardboard if you dont have enough. Buy some worms and seed your garden with them for natural worm castings. Get rabbits and use their ised bedding and poop as an instant fertilizer. Your garden is gorgeous! Good luck and god bless 🎉❤

The same place the socks in the dryer go 😂

I think Yours is smoothleaf hydrangea, is big leaf hydrengea or called hydrangea macrophylla same in this condition

Crocuses. Gotta plant them in the fall though.

She forgot the crocus. The bulbs send flowers up through the snow!

Are your plant beds enclosed at the bottom or are there places for water to drain? It could be that the soil is being washed away when you water your plants. Or maybe when you say soul you actually mean compost, compost is biodegradable and is constantly reducing in volume as it decays.

Flowers

I love daffodils and snow drops.

Be careful, daphne is incredibly toxic! Same with daffidol bulbs.

Daffodils come up after the ground thaws in April. All the other things will die in Canada, unless you live on the west coast.

Maybe prune into a tree?

That’s where I have been going wrong. Growing it in the summer as opposed to the late winter/fall! Hopefully I can get it right this time around?😂

Daffodils are too yellow! 😂 Need hellebores ❤

Good question ✌️