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Power of Plants With Bryce Lane
United States
Приєднався 25 січ 2013
Millenium Onion, a must have in your Summer home landscape!
'Here is a great herbaceous perennial for the home garden... Allium Millenuim', the Millenium Onion. Beautiful purple/lavender flowers in early Summer that attract pollinators. They make great cut flowers as well!
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April Mini Garden Tour
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Bryce takes Meghan, and viewers on an early Spring mini garden tour featuring many of the plants that are showing off this time of year, especially Japanese Maples.
Early Spring flowering Peach, Prunus persica 'NCSU Double Red'
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My daughter, Meghan, is intrigued with a beautiful flowering tree in my neighbors yard and asks me all about it. Take a look at this early Spring flowering, dwarf ornamental peach tree.
Pruning Hydrangeas in Early Spring
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Hydrangea pruning can be very confusing. Some should be pruned after they flower in Late Spring, while others should be pruned in early Spring (Late Feb- March). In this episode Bryce shows which ones should be pruned right now and how to do it!
Early Spring Repotting
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Growing trees, shrubs & perennials in containers is a great gardening activity. One of the most common questions I get about growing these plants in containers is about repotting. Come join me as I show and tell you all about this early Spring gardening activity! Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/when-my-ukulele-plays License code: IWPJSJXSDK8XAHGK
"Hey Dad"
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This video is about what gardener Bryce Lane works on in late Winter in his garden. He introduces his daughter Meghan, the videographer to some of his late Winter gardening tasks! Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/the-incident License code: QJIJ23YXVBVHM2L5
A Great Winter Flowering Shrub
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Here is a great late Winter flowering deciduous shrub for the Southeast US.(USDA Hardiness Zone 7-9). It grows in partial shade to partial sun about 5-8 feet tall and wide.
Cornelian Cherry for Your Garden
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A brief overview of Cornus mas, Cornelian Cherry
Garden Tour: Creating a Cut Flower Garden
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My wife and I love having fresh cut flowers in our home. This year I planted a small, cut flower garden so I can cut flowers and bring them inside. These areas also enhance the outdoor landscape and promote and serve pollinators. Come see how you can do the same in your own garden space!
Late Spring Garden Tour: Hydrangeas
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Come see a part of my garden that is filled with hydrangeas. Learn about 5 different species of hydrangeas, and about the specific varieties I am growing in my garden. I'll also show you a couple of my other favorite plants I have growing in the same area. Enjoy and share. All questions and comments are welcomed!
Chinese Fringetree
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Here is a great, small Spring flowering tree for the home landscape!
Garden Tour Part 2
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Part 2 of my home garden tour featuring additional garden areas and unique plants.
Garden Tour Part 1
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Part 1 of a tour of my 37 year old garden I did for a class that I teach at NC State.
Re-potting do's and don'ts
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A short video sharing some interesting facts about potting and re-potting plants. Find out about what you should and should not do!
Power of Plants series: Epimedium
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Here is a great herbaceous perennial for dry shade called Epimedium, Barrenwort, or Fairy Wings. Many cultivars with unique leaves, and flowers.
Thank you for your beautiful hydrangea garden and information .
Just mail ordered a Prunus persica 'NCSU Double Red' and stumbled upon your channel. I like your style!
She is a hoot!!!! Love her...she is a keeper!!
Love your daughter...great personality
Great video
Hi Prunin' Poppy! Nice video! I am having a bugger of a time trying to locate one of these for my yard. Any ideas where I can get a small one that is shippable?
How much direct sun does it get
about 6 hours
❤😮 loving this...I live in zone 4 Northern Quebec and hope to have as beautiful a garden as you one day! So inspiring!
One of the best videos on hydrangeas, informative and professional, thanks
What is the square footage of the backyard?
Fabulous tour…I loved every moment of your garden❤
I love your walkways and boarders. Beautiful garden!!
beautiful video ❤
just realized those grew in our backyard
Love your plant education! You are so engaging and joyful. It reminds me of my good friend who kinda looks like you, Brian Lane!
How about in zone 9b Texas Gulf Coast? So much heat and humidity here.
Most references have this plant down to zone 8... probably too hat and not enough chilling in the winter..
@@brycelanepowerofplants thank you so much 🙏
I would love to have this in my garden
one of my favorite plants. Tough and they last a long time. Delaware resident
I start loving hydrangea’s because their bleu color👍👍👍
I would love to have a Coal miner plant. I live in Franklinton, NC.
Hello! Thanks for this video! Have you ever planted a hydrangea on a slope? Will it grow upwards, upright, after compensating for the slope? Or is it going to droop over down the incline and tip over if I don't assist it and growing upwards? It's not a huge incline. Maybe 35°
Planting hydrangeas on a slope is no problem. Plant them level digging a hole into the slope. They will grow upright. Good luck !
@@brycelanepowerofplants thanks!!
Great video tour, Bryce, thank you! Love seeing how your garden changes over time. What time of year do you coppice the smokebush and ‘Hartlage Wine’? Late February?
Typically I do it late Feb. early March
Love watching your videos with your daughter. I have learned so much.
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So nice to see your videos. They remind me of the very enjoyable open house you held years ago that my husband and I attended. A memorable experience. Thanks.
Thanks to the garden tour Jim Putnam did with you I learned that Muehlenbeckia was a perennial plant, I love it so much, I was buying it as annuals for years $$ 😅this season came back for me zone 6b PA. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with everybody❤
Always learning!
Beautiful! I love your videos. Thank you
Lovely garden walk thru. Thanks so much for
Don't forget the paniculata types! Limelights and Quickfires are all over the place.
Absolutely! Prune in early Spring...
Never seen this! Cool plant!
Just beautiful garden 😊
So glad to find your videos and how fun to have a father-daughter team!
Beautiful garden. I wish my hellebores would spread out! Interesting about the birdbath. I put mine in the back of the yard where I thought it looked best, but it turns out that it is to the left of my sightline out the kitchen window. !!!
This was so helpful! I love gardening and am excited to keep learning more.
Both of my double red have plenty of delicious fruit. It came from the arboretum.
Although introduced as an ornamental peach it does, indeed produce fruit. Thanks for sharing!
Same! I got a few from my brother who worked at the arboretum forever until recently (and who knows Bryce). We've easily harvested 30-40 lbs on a relatively small tree in a good year. My brother and his colleagues at the arboretum were shocked. They thought that maybe it was environmental as I'm in MA zone 5b/6a. Whatever the reason, the fruit is great for canning, baking, etc. And, sure, I'll eat them fresh. They are smaller, but the pit is tiny and free stone (I've read cling stone). And they're going to be green. Unless you do some intensive pruning, this tree creates a fantastically dense canopy of long slender leaves that block all sun from hitting the fruit. You might not even be aware that there is fruit maturing under the canopy.
Love your videos! This is a beautiful tree. 💛
Beautiful ❤
What zone are you in ?
8a
WOW! Stunning tree. I am going to Google and see if it would be good in zone 9b Texas Gulf Coast. It is hard to find smaller trees for my small yard. I already have 2 Black Diamond Crepe Myrtles (purple) Thank you both for this great video!
Loving your videos!
Thanks for sharing I’m going to get most if not all of those varieties ❤
Another great video! Can you solve my hydrangea dilemma before I pull a 20-yr Lacecap variety out and toss it? My north garden bed includes the old-fashioned macrophylla and Endless Summer varieties which bloom profusely each year. However, the Lacecap hydrangea in the same bed struggles to produce any blossoms but has gorgeous, healthy green leaves. None of these plants have been pruned in recent years. Is there a reason why the Lacecap would perform so poorly?
Not really sure why the Lacecap would underperform... are they receiving more shade than the others in the same bed? Did the lacecap flower profusely at one time in the past at that location? Are there subtle soil differences in the bed. If it were me, before tossing it, I would prune it severely and see if that stimulates more flowers... prune it down to 12" after flowering this Spring.
@@brycelanepowerofplants Bryce, you are absolutely brilliant! I wanted you to know I followed your sage advice to cut back the Lacecap hydrangea severely in the spring to encourage blooming. It responded splendidly and is now 4 ft tall, and covered in gorgeous white blooms for the first time in 8 years! Many thanks for your great advice! 🙏👏✨
Great information, folks! What about H. serrata? I just did some tip pruning, but was timid about going any further. PS, I didn't hear the plane and am listening with ear buds. Maybe I was so engrossed in the video... Looking forward to ext video.
Hydrangea serrata flowers on old wood for the most part... therefore it should be pruned after flowering , before the growth flush. Appreciate your comments... Bryce
Nice to see a new video. I've devoured the older ones. In fact, going back to rewatch the old Hydrangea video. I learned so much from that one. Thank you!
I’m a pretty avid gardener but this was eye opening
👋👋👋👋 Sooooo ready for more and more of your videos !!!!
I love this video. Thank you !!
Great video! How often do you water your containers in the summer?
Typically once a day, usually in the early evening. Sometimes, depending on the plants and the heat we get I might water once in the early am and once again in the evening
I took your HS class last semester and thoroughly enjoyed it. Looking forward to seeing more spring gardening videos!