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Very informative!! Thank you! Now I know. This is so important! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Good idea however some suggestions. First list all products i.e. whisky barrel etc. 2nd list order of putting items into barrel 3rd. Buying guide where to buy items for this project.

Ya, have you heard of the: universal Bump Feed Trimmer Head??

Useless video. You need to mention the name of the native plant. Not the swallow tail butterflies

Don’t the by bits for mosquitos harm the dragon fly eggs?

Your yard looks beautiful! I love what you´ve done with the stones. Am taking a few tips from you for my garden. Thanks so much for sharing!

Great advice! It would be helpful to put out there up front that you're in Northern Virginia for people like me in the DMZ area

Thank you!

Would you have 4 seeds or 4 seedlings for sale

Thank you for this! I have racked my brain trying to remember the name of the native plant I planted in my early gardening days here in North Texas that returns and thrives so reliably. It's not the biggest showstopper for looks, but it certainly does a wonderful job of bringing life and airiness and contrasting color tone and foliage form in multiple spots in my front garden beds.

where are the dragonflies

It’s my understanding that you need the mosquito larvae as that’s what the dragonflies eat. Poisoning the mosquitoes will in turn poison the mosquito.

Awesome video! I just now put some native seeds in my fridge to stratify so was searching for what to do next 😁 i will search for more of your videos since you have an amazing channel

I’m hoping you are going to continue posting videos. I really enjoy your channel!

Why are you out of breath

Always bizarre when you find a creator and wonder why I never saw you in my feed before a search today. Your style is kind of wabi sabi which I definitely subscribe to that style of garden. I added you to my interesting by others playlist and subscribed which people can see! Really enjoyed exploring your channel!

Did you ever figure out what was affecting your Jack in the pulpits?

How many mosquitoes are you breeding?

Did you place that weed block fabric underneath?

Did it root? The clear cup and root growth don’t miss well. Great video!

I just bought several flats of this to plant as my yard. They are very tangled in the flats. Can I cut them into plugs and plant them or would that kill them?

Why are all the videos I've looked at on the Chelsea chop made by Americans?

easiest native groundcover - wild violets

Nice list of plants. Thank you. By the way, I have seen deer hit my Mayapples. I'll have to be on the lookout for the Box Turtles.

What do you use for the leaf compost bins?

Hope you are doing well! Look forward to your spring 2024 content. I am outside Annapolis and have been loving your content for my side & back wooded sloped areas. Have planted 100% native in these areas. Your suggestions & techniques have been a treasure trove of info/diverse planting ideas. Hope to hear from you soon.

About to move to the greater DC area - looking forward to starting a new garden in a place where there's more rain (in Central Texas now)!

I imagine that that those hellebores will completely cover that area all by themselves. I have one that is easily 3 foot in diameter.

I found three cardinal flower plants, growing in a deep drainage ditch, at a sugar cane plantation. Dug the ugliest one, brought it home, and it’s thriving. Waiting for flowers. (Louisiana)

Where did you get the barrel liner? I love this!

Hello from Leetonia Ohio ❤

Grt job on the video ty! Just got some GA from my native planting group. And I'm so happy it's my first native to begin slowly converting my landscape. 😊

Nice Work.

Grasses have asses... We all want to say it! Too bad it makes no sense.

Wish you did a show on Michigan. Keep up the good work

If you're looking for a Native Echinacea for Virginia, consider hunting down the Echinacea laevigata. The Smooth Purple Coneflower is exceptionally rare and endangered, so if you can get seeds for the straight species from your dept of wildlife or equivalent, that's a great way to help rebuild the population. So far, I haven't been able to source any seeds, but I'm still hunting. Here in SC, there's work underway to propagate the E.laevigata, but it's in the early stages at the moment and seeds/plants aren't available commercially. Echniacea pallida is a slightly more common Purple Cone Flower that's native to Virginia. Less showy, but also a valuable plant to have. Sometimes, I think we get too fixated on the E.purpurea and forget all the other Echinacea out there, unintentionally helping their decline.

I’m in Sydney Australia and have this invasive weed too. It can make you itchy when it’s fine spikes touch your skin so pants and long sleeves when weeding it out by hand.

I haven't done hardwood shrub cutrings yet, but I can't wait to try it on my dogwood seedling or clethra alnifolia this year

All that is going to sink over time, believe me. I have to lift up and add dirt under field rocks that are bordering my bed. Been there 8 years...they sink!!!

S beautiful!

I need to make a dry creek bed. Help!

I dug out lily of the valley no problem. Especially after a rain. I'd never use round up!

Miss your face, Michele. Hope you're doing well.

what zones?

Beautiful!

Location is important to native plants Speak your location early for people who stumble across the vids.

Dragonflies are great!!! I hope you get a ton of them to attack the mosquitos

I got half an acre that i want to turn into woodland native garden for birds. Your garden is great, i subscribed to learn from you

The volunteer Rudbekia looks like 'Henry Eilers'. Beautiful garden.

greatly appreciate the advice about bonap and the self spreading native plants. Perfect for the lazy gardener lol