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The flowers are cool looking.

I stuff dry shredded leaves inside my trees with a five foot swimming pool wall around it. Worked real good last year.

I live in So. Jordan, Utah. I'm enjoying watching your videos 😊

Great video! I ordered 10 seeds from a supplier online a couple months ago, and ive been trying to germinate 5 of them. Unfortunately they havent sprouted yet after a month. I soaked them and i have had them in a baggie with damp paper towel ever since. A couple weeks ago, I scarified them since they are hard and thoight that might speed them up. But now i think theyre just molding. I have 5 more seeds to try. Do you have any tips? I'm up in Ogden and will have them along a fence on the SW corner of the house (if they will grow)

I learned something new today, never heard of this plant before!

Always feel good to get a job done! I’m in your zone on the other side NY Zone 6b/7a. We had our 1st snow last night. Very wet..not really cold yet. I was going to keep the cone flowers up but I hate the way they look!

Can you possibly show more pictures of iris to be discarded when dividing? I get confused easily.

These bulbs are going to be gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing. I still need to plant some bulbs and I better do it right away!!

where do you buy your plants?

Thank you.

This was very informative for me since I also live in Utah. I’m impressed with what you’ve been able to grow and would like to subscribe. Where do you live in the state? I’m at the 5200 foot level in Olympus Cove.

How do you design and or develop a garden with negative energy? I have a lot of special interest around homesteading I think I get really excited over it and I may miss or am delayed on some messages.

If the 4 inch pot graftlings don't survive why not plant them in a larger pot for a year or two? That way you're effectively giving yourself the one you can't find, to plant in the ground. By the way I'm in New Zealand and as Australians call 'Papaya', Paw Paw it's often used here too. I'm still momentarily thrown but since the 1980s I've known of this U.S. native. Intrepid gardeners (who back then had to import their own) have grown them here.

They are all too old and rotted. You need to harvest in late October / early November. Lay them out in a tray and once bletted just scrape off the base and squeeze the pulp and seeds out. You can then boil this up with water and pass through a sieve to make a smooth paste before sweetening.

My three Vitex were planted early summer and did well until almost overnight the leaves became black with a fungus I pruned them back and sprayed with furtilome hopefully they will survive - there are new leaves but compared to a month ago.

hire a mexican to do it for your lazy white ass before that a hole trump deports all of them

Thank you so much! Really like your channel and will be checking in often. Questions: can you talk a little in overwintering pots in Utah? I’m in same zone as you. Cathy, Utah

Every season brings a different beauty to the garden. Thank you for all you share from yours!

Hi! Nice info. Please tell me if I can grow them in Pot. I am living in a Flat

👍I agree with you that some clean up is good. We have neighbors and an HOA--and they all have an opinion about our yard and garden--which I try to respect. Some cutback and cleaning makes everyone feel better and makes things go more smoothly in the spring. It only makes sense that garden tasks fit the season and how everything works together.

Thank you for such a nuanced and thoughtful take!

A very sensible and refreshing conversation! I really appreciate hearing - and often agree with - your perspective, M’Li. When it comes to gardening & garden cleanup - there’s a lot of opinions & guidance on how to do it in the most eco-conscious way. I agree with you, M’Li: listen to those suggestions and take on what works best for your situation. “Don’t let perfection be the enemy of the good.”

Helpful and inspiring!

If I ever do end up trying to grow in the winter then I would go all out to protect what I have. I think what you are showing is a half ass job to try to protect what is being grown! I would not take the same approach as you.

The most important indoor growing topic.

Can you please tell me what the dark foliage bush is to the right of your Chicago hardy fig?

I love your engineering videos - you're a real handy-ness pro! 😎

My son's been watching you're channel for a while and is very interested in what you're doing & the plants you have. Would it be possible to come get a small tour sometime and meet you? We live probably about an hour away.

I've got to do the same thing very soon. Enjoyed your video.

Can I overwinter my large tree in my greenhouse? Im in zone 9!

Gorgeous flowers 💐 Like 39 My friend thank you for good sharing. Have a good relationship

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Nice video. Thanks for the update.

Thanks for your video! Just purchased this last weekend! So excited! Hoping it hangs in there through the winter!

You might add video with morning light and sunset light to catch other colors

Thank you for sharing your beautiful yard with us.

I recently used the rosselle leaves in porkloaf .... very nice contrast!

Thanks. I’m on year 3 with Thirsty Earth ollas. Massive increase in garden productivity. Watering 24/7, perfect amount, no missed watering. I still drip for a couple minutes a day in addition to the ollas, just to keep my soil growing bacteria/fungus. Seriously, I’m roughly double the productivity since before ollas. It’s forced me to ramp up my canning and reduce how many beds I dedicate to tomatoes (over 500 pounds this year.) We just packed mine in for the winter this weekend.

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Did you allow the stem to grow roots in water before planting in soil?

Ollas are a very helpful tool in a dry climate. Interesting!

Some useful information, thanks for sharing..new friend here.

Oh man, I wonder if I can push it here in 7B/8Aish Brooklyn. Ashwaghanda is so expensive and I love it as a supplement too.

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Thanks very very much!

Thanks for sharing. I grew it in a large outdoor planter. I cgut it to dry indoors. I wish I knew I could propagate it! Next year. I have not used it yet. I do drink a lot of tea, so I will try it out. Don't know why all diabetics don't grow it. ❤❤😊😊

Thank you for sharing your experience with Ashwaganda! I am growing it too in my zone 4 garden as an annual and have enough roots for the winter.

Do you sell seeds for this herb?

That spreading is what I’m afraid of! I don’t want it EVERYWHERE. 🤔 thanks for sharing

I am starting to think about using boxes to take pressure off of my back.