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Hi @airgunner0335 . Thanks for reaching out to us. Yes, Cannova Red Golden Flame is quite beautiful. It's very similar to Madeira. If you're interested, you can check them out on our Etsy site: www.etsy.com/shop/JDGardensNJ?ref=shop_sugg_market . Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @vitraloo9478 . Thanks for reaching out to us and thanks for the compliment. We'll be doing videos of a Walk Through of Garden North, South, and Cannova Row ... so keep an eye for them. Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @sandeeramm3968 . Thanks for reaching out to us - glad you enjoyed the video. Most important things are: plenty of sun and plenty of water. We strategically place Garden East where it would get the most sun throughout the day and we have everything on a watering system so the rhizomes never dry out ... and of course, ALOT of tender loving care ;-) . Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @LauraKlemme . Thanks for reaching out to us. The mold is designed that way. You can either keep it in a consistent pattern like I did or turn it 90 degrees, to get a different look. Each side is equal to the other. It's a very simple template to use. The hardest part is mixing all the concrete ;-) . Thanks for watching! Jackie & Dan

Hi @kristieeads9537, thanks for reaching out to us and thanks for the compliment. We just uploaded the video last night, hope you like it. Thanks for watching, J&D

Hi @CookNComedy . Thanks for reaching out to us and thanks for the compliment - glad you enjoyed the video. You'll always want to plant it spout-UP and if you like this method, be sure to check out our Germinating Canna Lily Seeds in 5 Days Or Less video. You can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/bY3AwBEHgOw/v-deo.htmlsi=Bp6Kn7sI484HILkC . Thanks for watching!! Jackie & Dan

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Hi @Rob337_aka_CancelProof . Thanks for reaching out to us. For the most part, Yes, we get the same plant from the seeds. But every now and then, there is an anomaly. Case in point: Fire Dragon. Fire Dragon is a hybrid that produce seeds but will not produce the parent plant. In order to keep the original plant, you'll have to grow that particular variety from rhizome. We haven't tried creating hybrids but maybe one day when we find some free time ;-) . Thanks for watching! Jackie & Dan

Hi @brandonallen9853 . Thanks for the comment. Yes, real cute ... as he's hissing away at me, lol. Thanks for watching! Jackie & Dan

Hi @freethinkish . Sorry for the delayed response. Thanks for your compliment and question. Yes, we do get leaf rollers from time to time. What we do to keep them off is spray the cannas down with Neem oil and if we find any foliage that they already got to, we cut it away, especially before a video ;-). But remember, cannas are the French Poodles of plants - they love to be groomed so don't be scared of cutting away any bad areas of your leaves. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @abitoffcenter383 . Sorry for the delayed response. Thanks for reaching out to us. Sounds like a plan there. Couple of things if you're planning on making it a permanent structure - I would recommend that you put the skids on some kind of block or pavers. Do not leave it directly on the ground. This will protect the skids from rotting for a longer period of time. As far as finding skids, you just have to go looking. Find an industrial park around you and go on the weekends ;-) and see what they have. Eventually you'll find a company that has consistent size skids and that's the one you'll want to go with. If you find random skids here and there, you'll just spend more time sizing them up. Hope this helps. Happy Dumpster-Diving ;-) Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @kelcritcarroll . Sorry for the delayed response. Thanks for the comment. Believe it or not, that's a small one. I've caught some that are so fat that they couldn't turn around in the cage ;-) . I have a few traps set tonight trying to catch this one pesky groundhog that keeps eluding me. So keep an eye out for a short video tomorrow :-) . Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @goldriderlc . Thanks for reaching out to us. If you do alot of gardening, it's certainly something to look into. There are alot of different ones out on the market and tons of videos on building you own worm farm. Like I always say in the videos, the best part about having it is not only the worm castings that I get but a place to get rid of all our table scraps and not sending it to the landfill. Thanks for watching! Jackie & Dan

Hi @reneecle . Thanks for reaching out to us. Glad there are some canna lovers in Buffalo ;-) . Yes, the shaker table that we use in the video is our own creation. It's called Hercules ;-) . It is made of metal but extremely light. We actually used pipes from a chain link fence that you can buy at Home Depot. So very light and weather resistant. We've been planning on making a video on how to build it but if you're interested to see a little more about it, you can check out the following video where we introduced it: ua-cam.com/video/ldzzl3BxSAs/v-deo.htmlsi=ns0QTaLlRPFg9KV4 . The video is about The Hungry Bin Worm Farm but about 1/2 way into it, I introduce Hercules and show everyone how I use it to sort the worms out from the castings. Check it out, I think you might find it interesting. Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @1975Jdonov . Thanks for reaching out to us. We've already topped them a few times and they're still growing. At least we got that "1" good pepper. ;-) Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @JoshCowan-iu7qz . Thanks for reaching out to us. They can be, but it has become a labor of love for us. :-) Thanks for watching! Jackie & Dan

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Hi @apbernard . Thanks for reaching out. The Walk Maker template was designed as a simple DIY project that needed very little surface prep. The concrete, once poured in the template, forms to the inconsistencies in the ground to give it a flat surface. There is always a chance that if your ground/soil is very soft, that the stones can shift after awhile. For our area, our soil is extremely shale-y. So it's like we're building on a slab of concrete anyway. LOL. That being said, if you went through the trouble of leveling off and creating a better base for the template, your path is going to look THAT much better than everybody elses :-) . Hope this helped. Thanks for watching! Jackie & Dan

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Hi @amylau6708 . Thanks for reaching out to us and thanks for the compliment. Glad you enjoyed the video. If you'd like to see some other Walk Through's of our gardens, you can check out our Playlist called Garden Walk Through. Also, keep an eye out for our 2024 Garden Walk Through video. It should be posted in the next week or so. Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @1stRoi . Thank you for reaching out to us. Glad you enjoyed the video. Take care of your hostas, you'll have them for many years to come. We've had ours in the same pots for going on 8 years. Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

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Hi @sandeeramm3968 . Thanks for reaching out. Well, it's alot of hard work, keeping them trimmed and groomed but it does become a labor of love :-) . But I will say, it's been getting more difficult as we add more cannas to each planter bed. As far stopping the rhizomes from growing into each other, we add dividers in the ground before we plant to stop that from that happening. You can see an example of that in a short video that we made here: ua-cam.com/users/shortsxzQVailx1u4?si=4SkE9cUcNmE69Qba. We will be doing our 2024 garden Walk Through video this weekend. So keep an eye out for it in the upcoming week or so. Thanks for watching! Jackie & Dan

Hi @MelissaM83, Thanks for reaching out to us. Unfortunately, no. Seeds have to be fully formed (black) to have a chance of being really viable. We wish they would because at the end of the season, right before the frost, we have hundreds of pods that didn't finish forming and we have to throw them all out. 😢 So the best thing is to not disrupt the seed pods until they look like a peanut shell and you see the black seed...and you'll be fine. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching. -Jackie and Dan-

Hi @dougrichardson1980 . Thanks for reaching out to us. I don't see why not. The only thing I can think of that might give you a problem is keeping a consistent depth of the dirt below so that you have a decent layer of the polymeric sand so you won't get cracking. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan

Hi @Harleyterra93 . Thanks for reaching out to us. Glad you're enjoying the channel. How are things down under? :-) We have over 80 varieties so don't you worry, we're not giving up anytime soon ;-). Be sure to check out some of our other garden Walk Through's. You can see them under the Playlist entitled Garden Walk Through's. And be sure to keep an eye out for our Garden East Walk Through 2024, which is our Canna showcase garden that will be coming out within the next few weeks. Thanks for watching! Jackie and Dan. P.S. Visiting Australia is on our bucket list. :-)))

Hi @raquellopezfilio8859 . Thanks for reaching out to us. Glad you enjoyed the video. If you're ever looking for seeds, you can check out our Etsy site where we sell seeds and canna plants. You can see the link here: www.etsy.com/shop/JDGardensNJ . Thanks for watching! Jackie & Dan