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It should probably be noted that the particular seeds you harvested in this video are not viable seeds that will grow. They have to be fertilized and have a mature head at the end of the fuzzy tail.

Nice idea 👍

Great video and straight to the point! Not 16 minutes of blah blah blah.

Thank you!

I haven't forgotten...yet

I haven't forgotten...yet

Thank you so much. Your video was helpful, simple, and straight to the point. 99.9% of UA-camrs should take a page from your playbook.

Thanks! I will start leaving some just for the seeds ❤

Thanks for making it short and easy. This helps so much!

The seed yeeted 😂

Great video!

My plant came in very light purple colored this year & now is all white. Last year it was very dark purple. Will this ever come back to the true color?

Yes some of my lavender is dark purple and some is light purple. First year plants. I’m located in Michigan. Thank you for the information

What's sooo- mock?

Cool, I'm sure your creation will be amazing

1 MORE THING. TRY NO TTO BUY BULBS FROM HOME DEPOT WALMART ETC. THEY DONT SEEM TO EVER COME BACK :-( GET BULBS FROM HOLLAND. OR MICHIGAN BULB COMPANY =BECKS JUST TRUST. I DID . MY HOME WORK :/ LOVE YOUR GRANDMOM

I NEVER. BUY ANY FLOWERS. THAT DO NOT. HAVE BULBS. MY FAVE. IS YUMMY-SMELLY BIG PINK AND WHITE AND OTHER COLORS. "" STAR GAZER LILIES."" OR BEARDED IRIS. DIVIDE EVERY 3 YEARS.

Great video! Have 5 rain gardens on our property and love your LID concept. Didn’t know the term but it’s how I did our gardens. We not only keep all rain water on our property, we retrieve it from roadside runoff heading towards the drain and lots from our neighbor’s large driveway and house roof. Our native plants are thriving. Thx for encouraging good stewardship!

Thank you, sir. I wear my cape proudly. You are spot on.

Hello? Useless vide as there is no info on the subject!?

It’s onnnnn!! What seeds are off limits??

Many Thanks, I never would have thought to drill holes near the tops of the branches to make wrapping the rope around much more stable. "Rabbit Deterrent Teepees" coming up, using very thorny mesquite branches to keep those adorable 🐇 rodents from eating all of my spring plantings. I will place more thorny branches around the bases of the teepees also. 👍🧓

Lol "free time" love it! Invasives are just so relentless! Love the idea using squash to help outcompete those bullies! Good luck on your battle! 💚

How to do a snow bubble

These are great ideas! Gratitude for your share. ❤

These are really great ideas! Thank you!

I do not consider Sorbus decora to be native to southern Ontario. There is legend of one growing in a valley in Burlington, but it is surely gone by now. Also, it is not susceptible to Emerald Ash Borer (Agrilus planipennis) because it is not a true ash. Platanus occidentalis is most definitely not commonly know as the London Plane Tree: that would be Platanus × acerifolia. The two trees have very different cultural demands. Quercus palustris is not hardy to zone 1a. Farrar (1994) suggests that it is hardy to Canadian hardiness zone 4 (USDA sone 4). Given that its distribution in Canada is limited to the Carolinian zone, I would suggest that zone 4 is rather optimistic. Cercis canadensis is not known for hot pink blooms, with the exception of the cultivars "Appalachian Red" or "Tennessee Pink." The species and most selections have purplish red flowers. Thanks for the video!

How did planting in your raised bed work?

Where did you get that pick axe shovel?! What an awesome tool!

Your children are beautiful and everything

So wonderful that you're showing off our Don Valley, thank you!! Never knew fish were doing that, let alone salmon!

Burn it

Horrific

Pretty basic…

Nature is beautiful 🌿🦋..love watching this guttation process

Followed and liked. Thank you for sharing this

Thank you ❤

my english lavender did this as well. thanks for the video!

Thanks for this video, its given me a little bit of hope, and all that you said makes total sense. Im in Ontario as well, and I'm not sure how old our tree is, but bought from a small nursery, its about 5' tall. It looked really sad last year, and lost lots of its leaves earlier than the other trees near by in the fall. We were holding our breath for spring to see if it would survive the winter. And its alive, but very sad looking. 1/2 the tree didn't have buds, I think some branches might be dead (will need to do the scratch test this weekend). The other half had some little sparse buds a few weeks ago, and now are starting to push the leaves (on the branches that had buds). Watching this video has given me hope. But not sure if next year the tree will be better. I hope we won't have to pull it out. We don't have it as a under clerestory tree. Its kinda by itself in a very sunny spot. Not sure if thats a contributing factor!

30 second, no bullshit tutorial, this is what we need! :D

Great video thanks for sharing 🙏

Thank you for making a straightforward video and not filling it with 10 minutes of filler!

You can go from refrigerator to freezer and back again every 24 hours. Do this 3 or 4 times and most perennials will sprout right away.

Absolute golden rule , what falls on a property , stays on a property

Joe Pye weed

Thanks

The color difference has also happened to me. We planted some purple Spanish lavender plants. Over the years, baby plants spouted from the seeds where the flowers look white instead of purple. There was another plant that became violet.

Thank you so much for all your info. 😘😘

what is the shrub in back of you?

Lovely!