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My tiny tuff stuff were planted this spring. They have not flowered and get shade in the morning and sun in the afternoon. However, I noticed the leaves are turning reddish brown and some have brown spots on the leaves. Is there something I can do to help these plants

Mine is a monster. I planted it as a 1 gallon container, and 30 years later it's about 20' X 20'.

They also have vivid yellow to orange leaves in the fall. At least the one we have does. So you get the blooms and then the beautiful leaves in the fall. My kind of plant. Easy to grow and requires very little care

Many different spruces, firs, and pines are resistant to needlecast

Your video is very helpful. I have a baby magnolia Genie which I purchsed this year in May. It has been striving well, but now the leaves have become yellow, is that normal in late November? Please advise as I an becoming very worried.

Tells me absolutely nothing of value .

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Shows dormant trees with no pictures of flowering dogwood. Not how I want to choose a tree,

Awww I guess I have no round buds. :( Year #3 no flowers for me. I bought it at Michigan bulb company.

A good newer hardy variety is Chloe got one 2 years ago gows a bit faster flowers more easy. They are right about winter snow breaking branches it happens when they are smaller and weaker limbed. Just shake off snow if branches get too heavy. When they get bigger and stronger I never lost branches

I think.they are designer not gardeners wouldn't prune in the fall don't want to stimulating growth when it gets colder.

Awesome video, just got one to add to the garden 😀

Just saw the Sangria at True Blue at Pawleys Island. Absolutely gorgeous!!! So is the Magical Pumpkin.

A tree company planted a Cornus Cherokee Brave dogwood tree in my yard last July. It is a small new tree 5-6 tall. I watered it every day until late fall last year. I wrapped it before winter. Now I haven't seen any new leaves. Is there any problem? When does it leaf out in Northern Virginia? Weather is warm since April 13 (close to 70F). Thank you very much for your help.

What's a small type with light pink flowers.

Do you know how to identify if the Lenten rose has the “Black Death” virus (vs just a fungus)? I’m concerned my roses are infected with the Black Death. They are hardly blooming, black spots on the leaves and stems, shriveled leaves, stunted growth. I spent last year spreading fungicide and removing infected leaves when I thought it was just a treatable fungus. But this year my garden is very sparse (prob had over a hundred of these flowers before) and what remains still looks infected.

Just ordered 50 Oriental Spruce seeds to plant in the mountains where i camp. The word "Spruce" comes from the root word "Smerka"...in Slovenian.... My last name.....!

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What's the name of the super hardy variety that's hard to get? I recently moved up north to Iowa and miss seeing evergreen magnolias line the streets and want to add an evergreen magnolia hedge to my property.

I've burkwoodii and carlesii.As well as cardinal candy.How long before I can expect flowering and fruit?

I have the red. The leaves are a lighter grn color. Right now leaves look like they have blk spot. There are alot of ants around. In a pot and in full sun.What can i do to help my poor plant?

Thank you so much Sir, i just bought two trees♥️♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹😁😁

I grow the straight in my backyard and love it! It’s a pollinator magnet.

I’ve been having rabbit issues myself so thanks for the tip!

I just bought this exact shrub. I’m in love 😍

Great video!!

You do such a great job!!

Nice!!

Great Video!!!

Lol the interviewer is whacky. Glad you have good trees and plants to talk to at least. :P

Can we eat it ?

Does it need full sun ??

Hello! I found you video because I I was given 3 little cuttings of grandiflora or teddy bear and I hope to root them. I believe they were all considered “suckers” if that means anything. I’ve got quite a bit of stem and leaves to work with on 1 so I may even turn 1 into 2 cuttings. I’ve read to not keep much stem, cut 1inch vertical line, clip most leaves in half (not sure why?) and put direct in soil. Would you agree or anything you can add? Root hormone recommendation? I’ve heard the success rate for this is 50% at best, and I don’t know if I’ll ever have this chance again so I want to give it my best💛 my heart is in the southeast and this beautiful tree is a great reminder of things that feel like home to me. I hope to do it justice growing here in Phoenix AZ! Thank you so much for your time :) Krissy

Hello! I found you video because I I was given 3 little cuttings of grandiflora or teddy bear and I hope to root them. I believe they were all considered “suckers” if that means anything. I’ve got quite a bit of stem and leaves to work with on 1 so I may even turn 1 into 2 cuttings. I’ve read to not keep much stem, cut 1inch vertical line, clip most leaves in half (not sure why?) and put direct in soil. Would you agree or anything you can add? Root hormone recommendation? I’ve heard the success rate for this is 50% at best, and I don’t know if I’ll ever have this chance again so I want to give it my best💛 my heart is in the southeast and this beautiful tree is a great reminder of things that feel like home to me. I hope to do it justice growing here in Phoenix AZ! Thank you so much for your time :) Krissy

Love the video & thanks for the tips! This is also my all time favorite. I am hoping you can give a little advice... I live in an apartment Seattle and right now the plants are on my balcony in containers and the leaves are just starting to turn red for the fall -- just gorgeous! This is the first season I have had them and I'm thinking ahead for winter. I noticed that you waited until March & April to cut it down. Is it also an option to "give it a haircut" earlier in the winter when the foliage dies? And if so, here's my follow up question with some context: in the winter I typically convert my containers to stands for Christmas decorations by placing toppers over them. So in my perfect world, I would love it if I can cut it back (or even smush it down) at the beginning of December and then cover them through January. But if that might kill them or effect their growth potential in the spring I can find another solution. Thanks in advance.

Hello I just saw your video for magnolia trees. I have a magnolia tree that the previous owner never pruned. Can you please tell me how to prune a magnolia tree?

i use the coffee containers to build my selfwatering containers. yes, they are great for all kinds of storage!

just discovering this grass! nice to see what it looks like in off-season and how to maintain it. thank you

Doesn't look its best.....lol. Felco are great. I've had a pair for over 30 years. Still work 100% . Worth the initial investment. Thanks for the tips. Just got a 2 gallon variegated hakenchloa to replace some very unruly, and somewhat ephemeral spiderwort "sweet kate" in my garden. Cheers J.

Another great video!! Thanks!

Great video! I'm looking forward to the new ones!

Hi you guys. just found you. i will be here to support you. hope you will come see my garden and stay also. This is a cool video. Thanks for sharing.

Hi. I just found you. I love making new garden friends. I am supporting you. Stop by my farm as well and see what I am growing.

Thank you sir...great information...

How about using Pine straw around vegetables ?