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Sorry missed this post when you posted it! You ideally want the bottom sensors (tips) where the fibrous roots are/would be, for most plants that would be 2-4 inches/5-10 cm down.

About 80-90% germination, I have also sown shallow and the results are about the same, so I would just be a matter of preference.

I will put doing a video about hellebore on the list! This may be useful: ua-cam.com/video/vkq_6G0j2UI/v-deo.htmlsi=J65XT7dv9QqXwQpv

He's in the UK. Going by his accent

I’m in the south east of England (UK), our winters are mild often not getting below 0C in my town. The leaves can die back or rot in prolonged cold wet conditions like snow. It is worth trying although I know zone 6 can get very cold and we don’t experience any temperatures like that here.

Sorry I missed this comment when you posted it! They are generally happy in large pots, it’s best to try and water the soil and not the leaves to prevent mould and rot.

Thank you so much! Take care.

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Thanks for the question, the mesh is to stop squirrels 🐿️ digging up the bulbs.

Hi. Thanks for the comment. The planting is beds and borders method is demonstrated from 5 minutes 20 seconds on the video. I had to demonstrate it in a pot due to ground conditions at time of filming, but hopefully we can shoot a video planting in boarders this year which sounds exactly what you are looking for. I’m sorry I couldn’t find any images or videos of these pots when they were in flower but this is where I got the bulbs from and they have great photos: tidd.ly/464E5xo

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That’s fantastic, they root easily as you say. Success will often depend on soil type, climate, availability of water/watering, the original plant quality, and presence of pest and disease. Sounds like you have a great environment for growing them 👍

Thank you, glad the video helped 😀

If you’re not having fun with it… you’re not having fun with it 😆 normally I cut the audio sync out but couldn’t resist 🤪

Thanks I’m happy the information was helpful. Apologies not everything is in shot, it was a solo effort using an iPhone and I had to crop it as I got the camera stand in shot! I’m looking to do a new video soon shot with a camera… so watch this space.

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Thanks for the feedback, hopefully I’ll be better at looking to the audience with my new camcorder rather than a front facing landscape iPhoneX (unfortunately still some old iPhone footage left to upload so bare with)

​@@OriginalGardening it ddn't bothr me buddy... as long as i can HEAR you...its all gd..!! ~howevr, gdluck w ur new camera & all... & thnx for the primrose info...replanting mine tday frm small pot to a bigger..!!

@@shamikeatley4760 thanks very kind. Glad you found the video useful. 😀

The bulbs are frost hardy in all soil/compost. The leaves will normally only start emerging after the last of any heavy frosts. So they can go outside in winter.

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Thank you… yes, it’s rear to spot me without muddy sleeves 😂 🫢

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I did this review about 10 months ago, but the products available have not changed much. All the main blowers of this power and price range a similar in performance. You mentioned the Hyundai, most blower/vacs use a similar design to the Hyundai HYBV3000E, I did not test the Hyundai but tested 4 others with similar blower functions, they worked well but the vacuum settings were not as good as the flymo. The only better blower/vacs I found were petrol powered. The main reason I preferred this model over others in its price range was: the air channel is different for blower and vac settings, this means the vac works better then others corded blower/vacs. This separate vac set up that makes it the best (in my opinion) it also creates a downside that you need to change the configuration from blower and make sure it is locked in place correctly. I think the flymo is the only model that has this separate vac configuration, if that helps with comparison?

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I hope you didn’t get the Hyundai I did get it and sent it back the next day it was terrible I have now ordered the flymo 3000

@@worksavetravelrepeat6072 no I got the flymo 3000 from homebase on deal for £47. The blower works really well quite powerful to be honest and the vacuum is pretty decent aswell got clogged up a couple of times but just turn it off shake it all out and turn back on and your good to go. overall i was really impressed with it the only thing that disappointed me was i read somewhere it had a metal fan blade thing but it has a plastic one. mabye I was given the wrong information but I'm not worried it seems strong enough. hope you enjoy your leaf blowing 👍😂

Hi billiesrus in the U.K. the best time is autumn (Fall), or after flowering in spring.

Hi Elaine, for Dublin early autumn is best for planting spring flowering crocus; the earliest would be from around that September to the latest December. The best time late September or October if the weather has turned colder, if summers warm temperatures stay late I would hold off until late October early November (but buy them now so you don’t miss out and store them as suggested on the packet).

@@OriginalGardening great that helps alot, it's getting colder now and raining alot. I'll wait until October 😊 have a packet waiting 😊. Thanks 👍🏻

@@elainemfarrell4476 fantastic, happy growing 😀💚

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Good points it is very powerful on blow, I sometimes use a light lawn rake to help tease leaves up when using the vac setting.

Hi David, sorry just picked up your comment. I hope you had luck making it work? I would try five things (I appreciate you may have done these already): 1) check for blockages in the vac/mulching disc section. 2) check for cord and plug damage. 3) if using an RCD try resetting it or checking directly into the mains plug socket. 4) check none of your fuses have tripped in the fuse box at home. 5) try refitting the attachment pressing it in firmly from behind while you tighten it. Let me know how you get on. Dan

@@OriginalGardening Hello Dan. There was some dried earth obviously creating a blockage. I just gave it a good knock and out it came. Thanks so much for your response and suggestions. David

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I’m happy this helped 😀 I had an old model also that was much simpler, but I do think this is still the best corded machine in its price range.

A tea spoon, you can go up to half a teaspoon normally without it harming the plant. I advise rinsing off the plant with water the next day if you can.

Use your eyes, you can see he's using a teaspoon in the video.

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Glad you found the video of value 😀 yes the danger is now that you will create jobs so you can use it 😆