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@@kater8730 I was wondering about a second bloom on the betony. Good to know, I will cut mine back and hope for a second bloom also 🤞. Sounds like you are getting all the rain that we got last year. This year has been hot 🥵 and dry. I love to garden 🪴, my health is just making it difficult this year. Hopefully your lawn will dry out soon. Have a great day and happy gardening 👩‍🌾.

@@dthomas7204 Thank you, yeah I have just been struggling this year and I had so many plans for the garden and videos. And yes the coleus were monsters. They were about 4.5 feet tall also.

@@dthomas7204 Thank you.

Hi Sheila, sorry that I'm just now responding. I just can't seem to get healthy this year. Yeah espoma starter fertilizer and all the other products, i.e. plant tone, rose tone and others. Have a great week and happy gardening. Hopefully I can start doing more gardening and videos.

Thank you for your honesty. Yeah I still have a lot to learn about making videos. Please, if you have any suggestions let me know.

@@GardenerOnAMission Yep … don’t put urself out there 🫶

The weather is hot and dry, pushing a 100 with heat index probably at 100. Everything is wilting around here too, plus with my health issues I'm not being a very good plant daddy and I may have let some of my recent purchases die, hopefully they will pull through after I give them some TLC. I was wondering about those pots so I took the rest of the plants I had in those and removed the peat pot from those as you said you do. We'll see what happens with the five lemon drops I planted in the pots vs the others that I removed the pots. You have a great week as well. Hopefully I will get to feeling better soon and can start making some videos.

@@GardenerOnAMission Please feel better and update on what you find about the peat pots vs. no peat pots and the size/health of your lemon drops

Oh I wasn't thinking are you okay with me saying your name on a video like that ? Yeah I'm struggling with critters more this year I think because of my health and I'm not able to stay on top of it like I need to. Hope you are enjoying the day as well. Happy gardening.

@@GardenerOnAMission absolutely! It's perfectly fine that you mentioned my name. I hope you feel better soon.

They are coming in. I'll do a video soon. Happy gardening. "Angel Eyes" ? I will research that one.

Sorry to take so long to respond Jemika, my health is really kicking my butt this season. Yes you can ask, sorry I didn't include that in my video. I'm new to this video stuff and still have a lot to learn. The answer is five coleus, three sweet potato vines and three supertunias. The area measure about 6 feet by 6 feet on each straight side and then I curve the two sides together at the top. Thank you for your question and interest and support. Happy gardening. Have a great day.

@@GardenerOnAMission thank you!! Hope your health improves and you are doing better!!

Thank you Kate for the kind words. Cedar mulch? Where do I find that because that would also help with pests and other critters like deer and rabbits. I also have been thinking about that placing plants closer together thing. Again, thank you for your support and your kindness. Happy gardening.

@@GardenerOnAMission I get mine at Home Depot, but I am in Canada so I don't know if you can get it where you are?

Thank you for the kind words. It is a little messy and definitely too weedy for me but I do appreciate the kindness. Yeah those crown imperials were the talk of the neighborhood this spring. They are this huge bulb and I think they multiply. If they do I will send you one later. Again thank you and happy gardening.

Yeah I like that Lemon Baptisia too. Thank you the garden is getting there but those sticking weeds. I use a local organic fertilizer company called Good Nature. They charge about the same price I would pay for the organic fertilizer if I were to do it my self, so I just have them do it. They do a good job. Yes I have noticed that things seem to be early this year. "Global Warming?" Yeah I went from nine to six last year and six to three this year so far. I almost did not buy those $4 coral bells but so far I'm glad I did. Thank you for the kind words and the support. You take care also and happy gardening to you.

Sorry to take so long to respond Adra, yeah my health has been kicking my tail this season and thank you for the kind wishes. Yeah I'm having deer and rabbit issues this year too, mainly because I'm not able to be diligent with my repellents and other defense systems. Again thank you for the kindness and your support. You have a great night as well and happy gardening to you.

Hi Kate, thank you for your support. I currently have three videos I’m editing. My health hasn’t been great so I’m taking longer than it should. But they are coming.

@@GardenerOnAMission I'm so sorry to hear that, I do hope you feel better soon and I will keep a lookout for more videos. Take good care of yourself.

Hi Bebe, thank you for the questions. The answer is yes, it made it through the transplant and the winter. Which I was doubly concerned about because I transplanted it so late. But it is doing well. I will be doing a quick video the next day or two and will give a view of it. But yes they have a deep tap root and therefore do not like to be moved. However, as I say quite often plants are pretty resilient in my opinion and all they need is a little love. Let me recommend using biotone starter fertilizer in the hole if you decide to tackle this project. Good luck and happy planting. Let me know how it goes.

@@GardenerOnAMission You please post a picture?

Full sun none stop, AM to PM just like yours. What part of the world are you in?

We are in south louisiana ​@@GardenerOnAMission

Hi Virginia, actually I have a video being edited as we speak showing or answering this. But yes they do have deep tap roots and do not like to be moved, but as I say a lot of, plants are pretty resilient in my experience. Yes, the one I transplanted is coming up this spring as I show in the video about to come out. If you transplant yours I would recommend making sure to mix in some bio tone starter fertilizer. Good luck and happy gardening. Thanks for the question. Have a great day.

Thanks for the kind words and the info Kate. Yeah I have to get some more hellebores. Yeah, we like the neighborhood as well and I have some great gardening neighbors too. I think I will take the tulips up and put in pots now. Happy gardening to you as well.

Sorry that I haven't replied to this before now. Yes I have been doing a little bit. My health is holding me back some though. I just uploaded a new video of some things that are blooming now week before Memorial Day here in NE Ohio. Have a great day and happy gardening.

Good question. I honestly don't know yet because I haven't checked it. Here in Northeast Ohio the weather has been typical squirrely self. This week might be the start of a spring but so far we will have a 70 degree day followed by a week of freezing weather. Some days not even getting out of the 20's. So things that try to show their heads get zapped. Plus it was a very wet winter. So we will see, I will let you know about the transplant to the baptisia. Thanks for asking and have a great week.

@@GardenerOnAMission Thank you kindly I went ahead and transplanted two of my lemon merengue to a full sun location but I am in Texas zone 8B the lowest here will be 52 this week, we are in full spring allready. well will see how mine fair after the transplant I got as much soil as possible to make it less shock. it has been raining a lot here so I hope that helps. please let me know how yours fair. happy gardening.

@@yazmin444 were you waiting on me to respond to transplant yours? I’m sorry I didn’t respond sooner. It has been my experience that plants are pretty resilient. They have to be here in NE Ohio.

Thank you very much, I truly appreciate it. Have a great day.

You are welcome.

I know, me too.

Sorry for the delay in the response. Time got away from me. Thank you for the comment and you are welcome for the info. I don't know your location but here in NE Ohio coneflowers, as many things, can be a challenge. I got that info from Roger of "This Old House". He does the landscaping parts for the show and that's his motto for the NE part of the country. "Plant em high they won't die, plant em low they won't grow". Thank you and have a great day.

Hi Adra, sorry for the delay in responding. The weather has been it's usual interesting self here NE Ohio. Even in February we had some 70 degree days but the next would be high of 29 or something like that. So things that tried to show themselves would get zapped. But that is part of the challenges of gardening here in NE Ohio. I haven't forgotten about your seeds either. I have been keeping them in cold temps, however I just never have thought they looked all that great so I will send these to you but then this fall when I can collect some more off the plants I will send you some more. I don't know maybe the plants were too young to develop really great looking seeds or maybe these seeds are just fine and I can't see that well. Thanks for all you do and have a great day.

@@GardenerOnAMission no worries about responding. I've been trying to grow echinacea from seed from plants in my garden, haven't been successful so if they don't germinate I wouldn't be surprised. Whenever you send them is okay, thank you so much.

Truly sorry about not replying before. I don't know if I didn't see this or was going to get to it latter and then forgot or what. Yeah I cut back the Red Hot Pokers last fall and I don't see any of them this spring. I think rain got down in them and killed the roots. I don't know that but that is my working theory at the moment. Thank you for the info and happy planting.

Thank you so much. I hope so, I can't wait.

Hi Tony, thank you again!

Sorry to hear about the knee injury, what happened? I too have a bad knee among other things. Thanks for the info on turtle heads. Let us know how the "Grandpa Weeder" works for you. Have a great day, it's snowing and about 25 degrees here with wind chill of 15.

Thank you Adra and speaking of coneflowers you won the Sombrero Sangrita coneflower seeds. Let me know where to ship. I'm kinding of getting excited about spring also. Thank you again for the kind words and have a great day.

I won!!? How do I send my address to you? I tried to see if you have an email attached to the channel but couldn't find one. Thank you so much, I'm so excited.

Glad you liked the video! Coneflower seeds DO need cold stratification for approximately 8 to 12 weeks. Good luck and keep us updated!

You got it. Happy Holidays

I think the owners said they are American Huskies but I'm not sure. I had asked them before but I forget. I will have to ask again but they are handsome dogs and mommy keeps them spotless. And I know I can't believe I'm still able to do garden things. Have and a great day and be on the lookout for some new things coming. Slowly but surely I'm learning.

Yeah bulbs are kind of no fun, mainly because you have to wait so long before seeing any results. I will say using an cordless drill and auger does make it a lot less work. All the bulbs are in the ground now and I will be making a video soon of all the different flowers and what to look for in the spring. Have a great day and be on the lookout for some new things coming soon. I'm slowly learning how to do this UA-cam stuff.

Yeah, he is a beautiful dog and his mommy keeps him spotless.

I can’t wait till next spring either. I love talking about plants and watching plants grow.

I got them at Bluestone perennials.com. It’s an online nursery and I got them at half price. I’m not sure if they are still doing that but they are worth checking out. Thank you for asking, sorry I forgot to mention that in the video. Have a great day.

@@GardenerOnAMission Thank you for responding! You too have a great day!

I know I’m still in shock. Blood meal, uh?

Yeah I get the hostas in fall too and I do leave some things and I’m not so anal about it as I used to be. However, I do have a neighbor or two who give me a little grief about it.

Thank you Adra. You have a great night as well.

Lazy time is good. Did you receive your seeds?

@@GardenerOnAMission I did and I sent you a letter back too, thanking you as well as an idea of my current gardening goals. I will be sure to keep you updated, they are in the refrigerator for stratification until March or April I'm thinking. Let me know if my letter got lost and I'll be sure to let you know the jist of it 🌞

Thank you and you are welcome. Yeah cleaning up has been my life of late plus planting those bulbs which I still have 103 to plant but we are in winter weather watch till Tuesday night. Thank you for your support and let me know how the seeds do. Have a great week.

Thank you so much for the kind words. If you wouldn't mind I would like to see your Iris next spring also. Again thank you for watching and for the kindness. Have a great weekend.

Thank you. I checked the channel you recommended and I subscribed to her channel also. Thank you the the info and the kinds words. Have a great as well.

​@@GardenerOnAMissionI'm so glad you like Janette, I like to support the small channels, you guys work as hard as the bigger channels and I appreciate the hard work and good content.😊

I feel that way too. I excited, I hope everything makes it through the winter. Fingers crossed. BTW, I finally got your seeds in the mail yesterday, so be on the look out for them. Have a great day and happy gardening to you as well.

Thank you for the support and the kind words. Yes, gardening is healing, and in so many ways. I will check her out and again, thank you. Have a great day.

Thanks Adra, you have a great weekend too.