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How far do you space the ferns out when planting?

My variegated loropetulum reverted back to the dark purple What happened? I have 8 plants from north and South Carolina growers. I live in California.

Very helpful thank you!

I hope you are no longer promoting an invasive species that will out compete native plants, especially when there is an incredibly easy native swap - the blue flag iris!

Thanks so useful clear explaination.l notice one of my station is not working and what is A,B,C,D in the programme botton .thanks a lot

Thank you for this video it was extremely helpful to me!

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Thank you for sharing valuable information...

How much wider has this gotten in the past 5yrs? Thanks for showing this. It was helpful to see how large it is.

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there is no tutorial for the rainbird sst1200out and how to clear and start the timer process settings over.

Thank you :)

this is the best simple as you can get and to the point

Hi there, I just found this video. Thankyou for the helpful information. I know you said the name of the yellow plant in the background but I can’t seem to find it. Could you please tell me the name of it so I can look it up. Thanks for your help

Looks amazing !!

Teddy Bear 🧸 Magnolia?

Those Buddleia look very nice. I've grown cuttings for Hebe, Hydrangea, White Buddleia, Spirea & Lavender. It is very rewarding when they survive and flourish for many years. Most of these are now on my channel header and I made a new Hebe video which shows these cuttings on their journey into big shrubs. My White Buddleia cutting from July 2014 was my second cutting I've ever taken, the first being an Epiphyllum cutting 15 years earlier. I took cuttings from this plant in July 2018 which I'm glad I did. Sadly my White Buddleia died in May 2019 so I took lots more of cuttings from it and made a special video then. This happened in May 2019 on my channel.

Does it really produce flowers if grow in container..??

Stunning. Got to have some!

Thanks alot for posting this video. I'm planting some of these trees for a wind break. how far apart would you plant them. thanks

Thanks for your video. I have a double flower blue chiffon shrub; I thought the single blue hibiscus was called Blue bird?

It's wasteful to keep them running during the day

It's wasteful to meep them running during the day

How can I contact you to view my property. I love the curves and plant selections. I love the lime light hydrangeas, hostas, Loriapi/varigated monkey grass, oak leaf hydrageas and some type of blue fir, oak leaf holly, native azalaes , crabapple trees.

wonderful landscaping Rick. Do or will you do a job in Columbus, Ga. Midland to be exact.

I had this installed in April. Some areas are greener than others and the real hot and dry weather in May didn't help. How long until someone sees real results after installing tiftuf?

Is this lawn in Macon? I am considering TifTuf. Thanks

Those oak trees next to the house will become a shade problem in the future.

How does it compare to latitude 36

My tiff tuff looked amazing for a year, such an awesome new product!! Problem however is; I’m having to cut it higher and higher each mow otherwise you leave brown patches. Now I can’t mow it any higher. It’s sold to be amazing, but it is FAR from flawless. My dog has access to the front lawn to pee, and if it’s been dry the dead patches are there for over 2 months. Recovery is very slow compared to buffalo type grasses. Shade tolerance is nowhere near as good as buffalo. It looks good from afar but dramatically thins out. And looking down on it would have only 20% coverage. Should I just cut it at half height and let it grow again - in the past if i accidentally take too much off, it takes months to recover???? It’s starting to look like shit the longer it’s down! Ahhh! Got the vest quality top soil money can buy. Over 3-4 inches thick. Fertilise as per instructions. I don’t know what’s wrong. Like I say. For a year, it was a show stopper but is gradually looking worse. And this mow height issue is annoying.

Hi there! I enjoyed your video! I just wish you would look at the camera so that I would feel your speaking directly to me! Other than that, keep up the good work! I really enjoy working with copper lanterns. I think they are definitely a beautiful addition to any home! Good luck to you and your business!

Rick - Thanks - Always timely information!!

awesome color!

Excellent!!!! Always open to learning more. I appreciate this!!

Curious to see how theses do.. I did not have much luck with the new dawn rose.

We have really been pleased with the climbing roses we have growing over our garage door. They have grown rapidly.

Rick, this is beautiful!!!