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Yes it’s gorgeous love going there gets me in the spirit.

I check them all and then repot in new soil that I treated with boiling water. Then spray the foliage with this and remove any leaves or stems that are questionable. Then water from bottom.

Great recipe I will have to try that one.

Thanks you can grow them from seed but a lot of patience is required and don’t over water let them dry out a bit.

Are you ready for the holidays?

@@creatingmygarden No

Depends how warm the green house is they are cactuses so they like warmth. If you’re wanting growth and it’s not in bloom feeds it with fertilizer once a month. If you want blooms it needs some darkness. I keep Mine in a west window they seem to prefer it there and do well if I move them to another window they slow down growth window and don’t bloom as often. My house is around 21 Celsius year round if that helps.

I would water it from the bottom unless your gonna treat it with the mosquito bits then use that to treat and soak the soil.

Winter over night!

Mix up a solution of 1 tbsp dish soap to I pint water and 1 tbsp of vegetable oil and spray the top and under the leaves then treat the soil with the mosquito bites you just have to scrap some mosquito bite off into container of water let it dissolve and treat the soil then do this again in 2 to 3 weeks till their all gone

Dawn works good any dish soap so long as it has glycerin in it

The vegetable oil helps the soap stick to the plant

Thank you

Ice to some in winter

Thank you so much I wish I could keep them going over winter I would have to bring them inside. I did take some cuttings but that’s about it. Next year I may do more. We freeze solid here even for perennials in pots the pots need to be dug into the ground if I leave in the pots or brought in such a lot of Work either way so I just take them out of the pot plant them into the ground. The joys of our cold winter in zone 3.

We sure do especially if we misplace them all the time lol

Yes I run into that when travelling always find something I want to bring back.

Did you remove the plant from the bedroom and do you have other plants in there?

I would pull all my bedding out and wipe everything down with an insecticidal soap to get rid of them. Wash your bedding good. That is absolutely terrible. I am so sorry that happened I haven’t had that issue with those plants before just gnats. Let me know how you make out I should probably do a video on spider mites cause they can cause havoc.

@@creatingmygardenYes, I do have other plans in here, hopefully I got it out in time. Unfortunately I had just washed my bedding the day before I bought the plant. But I’m still itchy, so I will need to do it again. I wiped everything down with rubbing alcohol, didn’t seem to work. It was such a beautiful plant. 😢

@dollypockets28 I feel for you hopefully you will get them out and get the plant under control.

Thanks so much l thinks cool room is fine mine are in full sun and all starting to bloom now some are more ahead of others I will be doing a video of them on the next week waiting for more buds to open. I keep mine on west windows they seem to love it there pretty warm there right now till the snow flies but they seem to be ok there over winter too.

We have been lucky this year and haven’t had much yet but I think it will change this week. We get that bone chilling cold as well down to -40c and with wind into the 50s I don’t look forward ton-that.

If they are lanky give them a trim. If you are gonna protect them for the winter then just make sure they’re covered well.

They bloom around end of July August.

Put them in a window and water them when they are dry also pinch them back to encourage them to spread you could also fertilize once a month.

Last year I didn’t soak them and they did ok but I thought I will try following their instructions and see if it makes a difference. I love all the colours I wish they were rebloomers maybe next fall I will order the rebooking collection.

I could use you in my garden I have my iris in the front garden that I have not divided for probably seven years yet it’s still full of flowers and hasn’t gotten that hole in the centre but I definitely need to get at it after it blooms this spring. Definitely every 3 years is the goal and I need to get on top of it. I have another one that should be at the 3 year mark to divide as well as a peach coloured miniature iris my neighbour gave to me that is gorgeous so I will do a video after their done blooming and divide them. By saying that out loud and confessing my plant sin I have to do it now lol.

Egg shells are great for all plants it’s a source of calcium and provides the plants with additional minerals that the soil may be lacking it’s great for Clematis. Other then that you can fertilize your clematis if you like I rarely do that cause I tend not to fertilize perennials and shrubs. Coffee grounds are best for acid loving plants I do not use it on Clematis. I used crush egg shells around the Clematis in this video and I probably do this once a year. Otherwise depending on the type of Clematis I treat them based on the growers instructions.

They have a nice variety probably only place here that decorates like that.

I was thinking king the same thing that I should water them this weekend the new ones that I planted this year.

They look shabby give them a really good prune. Remove all old wood that is frail or looks beat up and clean out the inner branches to let more air go through. Mine are thirsty as well especially in full sun. Every few years I think giving them a good hard prune makes them stronger I do the same thing with my snowball bushes too your rejuvenating them. We are super windy as well. Another thing to do is stake them to give a bit of support with the wind mine are in front of an 8 foot fence and they have done well there till the fence fell on them now they are pruned down to the ground.

I love that you love fall planting this is my favourite time to plant cause of all the choices on sale that I can get and then anticipate their blooms for spring. I am already excited to get other areas of the garden changed and colourful.

It’s really nice in there they do a great job their trees are beautiful this year they had a lot of the upside down trees.

@creatingmygarden most of the nurseries around me in Ontario close for the winter. What are the prices like? Everything here is so expensive and even the box stores don't put on huge sales

@barbjesson yes very expensive here at the nurseries as well and I find Home Depot really expensive at this time of year.

I usually add maybe one or two ornaments every year I have a bird thing going on and I do a small dog tree in memory of our dogs.

Lots of pretty things.

Yw I love the birds too

Sounds good we have a few places to shop here not a lot.