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I’ve got a whole list I’m working down before the snow flies, hopefully!

Those are beautiful! Bugs can be frustrating! I sprayed mine with BT. That worked well. I am pretty sure it was a squirrel, but a critter ate mine to the ground. The squirrels also ate my broccoli. I did not realize that squirrels liked eating brassica plants.

Hey Tara, looks great! This was my first year and I planted my kale too early but mother nature kicked in and provided tons of pups on all my plants that I was able to remove and use in my mason jar bouquets.

The kale looks great, kudos to you for sharing the results. For caterpillar damage I’m going to try BT spray (google Ferti Lome Caterpillar killer with BT). I got the 16 oz bottle that mixes 4 tbsp / gallon to spray on leaves, so 16oz should last a while. I think it also works on the nat fly larvae that plague my seedlings in my seed starting area in the basement. BT is the same active ingredient in mosquito dunks. It’s OMRI approved so it’s not supposed to be toxic. OK for animals, worms etc. If it’s good enough for Charles Dowding (of no dig fame) then it is good enough for me.

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I have to do a lot of netting to keep out pests. What I use is either cement mesh, which I bend or I think they’re called cement ladders, which I uses hoops. I then get Tulle netting from Walmart and use clothespins to connect to the hoops or metal trellis and anchor it to ground using 4’ lengths of rebar along the sides so the bottom is all closed up. I reuse the material several times. I will try to post a photo in here if I can.

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Hi Tara, I have had success with Sahara Rudbeckia overwintering. I am in Illinois zone 6a (previously 5b). I do cover them with leaves. I hope they overwinter for you.

Thanks for doing this video. This is my first year attempting to grow hardy annuals, and im in zone 5b, so your information is very helpful.

Wow, lots of seedlings for spring flowers!!

Hi Tara! Where do you purchase your plugs from?

Where did you get your seeds ? Your vine is beautiful

Great tips! Thanks for sharing😊

I think eucalyptus is a lot hardier than you think. I wouod leave in the field you know they grow in tasmania in the mountains were it gets down to -12 c or colder ...

How exciting! ✨

This is so exciting! 🎉

Wow, what an exciting development for you! Bravo! :D

Everything looks great! I grew a lot of foxgloves this year. The one thing I do is I use Bio-tone starter in every hole, and everything did great!

Very nice. 😊

Could you please share the brand for your space heater? thank you!

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Hello, thank you for your video. I would like to reproduce this in my home here in Germany. It is necessary to have the tray with these sharped sticks, or can we put them just in water?

Valuable information in these times we’re living in…anything to save $. I am learning to make my own raised bed soil. And this will be my second winter to seed start which I found last year to be very satisfying.

Seed saving has become a passion of mine. Within one year of learning how to collect seeds from various plants, I was able to collect thousands and share with so many friends and community members.

Thank you so much for these videos. I built a hydroponics system for my soil blocks. Do you think there's a difference between circulating water vs stagnant water?

Where do you store bulbs you are waiting to grow out for Easter?

I love dividing perennials. I will have to try to save my geraniums this year too!

It made a big difference!

Chrysanthemums are very easy to take cuttings from. I enjoy watching your videos.

Harvested over 10 full mason jars of chamomile this year by hand, and I really wish I had this bad boy.

Love the lavender hedge. The white contrast in the garden is really nice too.

Please reveal where you buy your tubers. I keep buying mislabeled varieties.

Absolutely gorgeous 😍

Beautiful flowers, lovely variety, excellent quality. Well done you😊

Beautiful!!!

Lovely bouquet!

Gorgeous!

Очень красиво!!!!! Как можно купить у вас клубни! Я из России.

I enjoyed watching this. Thank you.

I love purple hyacinth!! So beautiful ❤

Ahh I love this! I want to plant it and create a living playhouse teepee for my girls!

I planted seeds on an old tv antenna tower on the side of my son's house this year. We,ve estimated it grew at least 15 ft up the tower. Well past the roofline of my son's ranch house. I grow them yearly, my daughter grows them yearly, my sister is growing them for the first time this year, and I've shared seeds with friends to grow too! Love purple hyacinth bean vine!❤

Those seed pods are gorgeous!

Yes, gives a nice touch. I really like this kind of video btw! What kind of eucalyptus did you use in your bouquet, it's gorgeous!

Very pretty! I agree, white can add a lot.

Do you cool the flowers before arranging them?

Team deep rich color for fall, but honestly, they're all gorgeous!

What’s your go to size for organza bags? Beautiful blooms ❤

Both are beautiful! September feels like it could go either way. Towards the end of September, I prefer the jewel tones.