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Thank you so much !!😊

You are so welcome..Landscaping is fun... if you have any questions just ask.😊

I loved this! This is my first year getting into landscaping and this gave great inspiration. God bless.

Beautiful!

Thanks for the tour beautiful pot arrangements and landscape combinations.

I love hostas!! Is the Big Daddy a specific variety? Or, just the common variety that is thriving well? I do have plenty of shade areas. So, i have the ideal conditions for hostas.

Very pretty! The Azaleas are GORG! Have you guys tried the Proven Winners Supertunias yet?

Love your style !!Thank you!!

what should you do once the flowers are done blooming? Do you cut off the stem and leaves? or you leave it alone?

Can you show how this comes back up in Spring?

Love your videos and really appreciate all the knowledge you put out there for us

Nice and beautiful flowers

I started with a blank slate last year. You really have some nice plants and good tips! Had tremendous luck with seedlings in milk jugs during the winter. Planted a bunch last week, got hail this week but majority seem to have survived. Texhoma region.

What size pots are those ? How many plants did you plant in each pot ?

I love watching you fill in those spots with beautiful flowers. What zone do you live in? Keep up the great work❤🎉🎉

We are ready to plant more of these this year

We are ready to install plants and flowers that can handle the heat

Thanks! I think I will try these as a ground cover. Liked that color!

I have a Celosia pot plant which is now out of bloom. The flowers looked like brown droopy wheatsheaves. I cut the stems right down. Now I'm worried

Thanks how about if sun all summer long on them how to protect them for the summer in direct sun tree was cut down

Great job 👍🏽

thanks for the information i got to get to wk

Very nice !!😊

Thank you so much !! I like to brighten up the flower garden...

So, we have the upright ones all arpund our pool in middle ga and they have been kn the ground formover 10 years and we cut them down to the ground every year after forst frost damage is apparent and they come back fine every year.. are we just lucky lol or should we stop cuttin them to the ground... im worried now. We cover the cuts with sand so they dont stink lol because we cant stand the smell 😂

Love the colors

I live in zone 7 also and last Winter all my Alocasia EE died due to an unusual 9 degrees for 2 days. I'm digging mine up this year.

Thank you so much !!

Creeping jenny is so pretty

We found ours at our local nursery... The Great Big Green House...

I know ... I was sad to pull them up.. Hopefully the plants that we planted in its place will be pretty...

Your front yard is gorgeous ! It hurts my heart to have to get rid of annuals. ESP when they still look good.

How can one harvest them for winter and save u til the spring?

Great idea, im goin to try this in case it works in zone 6

Great video! Thanks

Thank you…appreciate your advice…

I have a question. I wrote before. I didn’t plant mine. They grew up from a pot I had left out all winter then threw in a compost box. They are very tall and clumped together. I need to separate them cuz they are so bunched together. Would you do that now, in the fall or wait till spring? Thanks for any suggestions. Zone 7b. Black elephant ears that point down.

Great! I never grew elephant ears before a couple years ago. Then a friend gave me a small plant in a pot. It grew nicely and had to be repotted. That winter I brought it in the house and had a terrible time with major die back but it revived the next summer. That winter I didn’t want the hassle so I left it out….in a 10 inch pot. It died, of course. So I threw the dirt with the dead plant in it off to an unfinished area of my yard along with twigs and leaves last spring…..kinda a compost area. That plant grew 4+ 😂feet high and is still sending out leaves! It’s gigantic and I love it but I didn’t know what to do this winter. I thought I’d just cover it with leaves since it came back from a small pot! Now you have confirmed this is the way to go. I really didn’t want to dig it up and find a place to store it. I have lots of leaves. Thanks.! I’m in zone 7b. Oh! Another part of that same plant grew in a tote with zucchini! There must have been a bit of root on some of the soil I threw in there from the pot.

I’m in Delaware and haven’t been able to find the Thailand variety for a few years now. Would you please tell me where you found yours so I can hopefully find them next year. I just dug up my bulbs for the regular ones yesterday but I’d love to get the Thailand variety

Hello there. If I don't have leaves for cover, can mulch be used?

Love these I have them all over my garden. My cousin gave me a near dead one about 3 yrs ago and said if you can bring it back, you can have it. It's the gift that keeps on giving. Beautiful addition to the garden. Also , great pollinators.

We love our creeping Jenny!

Beautiful yard. I love your flower choices.

We do pothos water propagation in the winter. Watching the roots is just as interesting as the plant

Just recently found out you can pinch a stem off coleus and put in water and in a week have roots. I just did this for first time.

Good evening what type of mulch is that and where can I order it from? Please and thank you

Really pretty combination!