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The Southern Daisy
United States
Приєднався 21 чер 2021
Hey there! I'm Kim, your gardening friend and landscape lover from NC, Zone 7b, now 8a. I bring you lots of passion for plants and people. With over 20 years experience and a heart for education I want share my love of gardening with you. Whether you're an avid gardener or a curious beginner, I'm thrilled to have you here. Let's grow together, one adventure at a time!
Rose Care For Beginners From Pruning To Disease and EVERYTHING Between | The Southern Daisy
Roses are so rewarding but there are some things we need to do to keep them at their best. They are known as picky and finicky but really aren’t that bad once you know the basics. I hope you will join me as I tackle some overdue rose chores to make mine look beautiful again.
Thank you so much for watching! I so appreciate YOU!
Kim, The Southern Daisy
Zone 8a, North Carolina
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Thank you so much for watching! I so appreciate YOU!
Kim, The Southern Daisy
Zone 8a, North Carolina
#roses
Let's Be Garden Buddies:
⟡ Instagram: / @thesoutherndaisyllc
⟡ TikTok: @thesoutherndaisyllc
⟡ Facebook Group: / thesoutherndaisy
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⟡ Website: thesoutherndaisy.mykajabi.com/
⟡ Email: kim@thesoutherndaisy.com
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Planting Herbs & Flowers To Create An Edible Kitchen Cottage Garden
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The best part of creating a cottage garden is adding edible elements. In this video come along as I plant my herbs, flowers and veggies that I grew from seed. Thanks so much for watching!!!! Have the best day, Kim, The Southern Daisy Zone 8a, North Carolina #thesoutherndaisy #gardening #urbangardening #cottagegarden #gardenjourney #gardentips Let's Be Garden Buddies: ⟡ Instagram: / @thesouthern...
Preparing For A BIG Week In The Garden!
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LET’S DIG IN! Thanks so much for watching, I appreciate YOU! Don’t forget to subscribe and come back for more videos. Have the BEST DAY EVER!!! Kim, The Southern Daisy Zone 8a, North Carolina #thesoutherndaisy #gardening #urbangardening #overwhelmed #gardenjourney #gardentips Let's Be Garden Buddies: ⟡ Instagram: / @thesoutherndaisyllc ⟡ TikTok: @thesoutherndaisyllc ⟡ Facebook Group: / thesouth...
Sunflowers & Stress! Lets Chat- Real Life Garden Talk
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Sometimes it is necessary to share the hard times along with the good! The great thing is I find a way to come through and hopefully show you that it isn’t always rainbows and butterflies for me either. Garden overwhelm is really real. Let’s get a plan, get our hands in the soil and heal our insides. Thanks so much for watching, I appreciate YOU! Don’t forget to subscribe and come back for more...
PRUNING LILACS & a precious surprise 🪺
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Hey y’all! I’m pruning my crazy big Miss Kim Lilacs today and I hope you will join me. There are a few tips that go along with pruning and I’m sharing those with you. Come spend some time with me in the garden. Thanks for being here! I appreciate you! Happy Pruning, Kim, The Southern Daisy Zone 8a, North Carolina #thesoutherndaisy #keystonepavers #landscapedesign #gardenideasforhome #landscape ...
Landscapes, Hardscapes, & A Tree Lined Driveway- The country views are unreal! | The Southern Daisy
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Hey y’all! You are about to take a trip to one of the most beautiful places around! The location of this landscape renovation has views for days and I never wanted to leave! I hope you enjoy it just as much as I did. I am so happy with the way this turned out and to see the way they love it makes it even better! Watch all the way to the end for the best part of the video! Thank you so much for ...
THE BEST KEPT SECRET TO FREE PLANTS! free seeds, free plants #winning | The Southern Daisy
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Hey y’all! I am so excited to show you the best kept secret to free plants, COLLECTING SEEDS! This is part 1 of what I feel is the most important way to plan ahead. I hope you enjoy! So many exciting videos are coming up so subscribe and stay in the loop! If you are interested in learning how to start seeds and grow an amazing garden or flowers for your planters. Even to grow your own food, che...
🌟 Big Reveal: I'm Now an Epic Gardening Ambassador! 🌱 | The Southern Daisy
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Hey y’all! I have such exciting news! 🎉 I've officially joined the Epic Gardening Ambassador Team, and I can't wait to share this incredible journey with you. In this quick video, I share all the amazing perks that come with this new role and how YOU can benefit too. You know how much I love the Botanical Interest Seeds!!! They are magnificent!! 👉 Shop my favorite gardening products here: shop....
MY SECRET SUCCESSFUL TOMATO PLANTING TIP, PLANTING FRUIT & FLOWERS!! LET’S DIG IN!!
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The day has FINALLY COME! I am so excited to share some of my favorite plants with you as I start to shape my cottage garden. LET’S DIG IN!!!!! So many exciting videos are coming up so subscribe and stay in the loop! If you are interested in learning how to start seeds and grow an amazing garden or flowers for your planters. Even to grow your own food, check out my seed starting course. Copy an...
DO THIS FIRST FOR GARDEN SUCCESS! | top tips, epic fails, GOING LIVE? and viewer questions answered
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The best success you can give yourself is taking some time to think through steps of your garden ahead of putting anything in the ground. I’m excited to share my top tips with you from years of experience and lots of failures along the way. So many exciting videos are coming up so subscribe and stay in the loop! Thank you for being here! Have the best day, Kim, The Southern Daisy Zone 8a NC #se...
EPIC RESULTS You Have To See To Believe | winter sowing 2024
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Hey yall! I can’t believe what AMAZING results I have in my containers. If you haven’t tried WS, watch this and you will be blown AWAY! Winter sowing is where it is at! Enjoy! Thanks so much for watching and being the best part of my day! Have a great one :-) Kim, The Southern Daisy Zone 8a NC #seedstarting #thesoutherndaisy #seedstarting2024 #epicgardening #wintersowing #gardening Let's Be Gar...
The PRETTIEST SPRING BLOOMS | deer issues, & 4 tiny little faces you have to see 🩷
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Come along on my spring garden tour. My very first one of 2024 I’m so ready to get planting and wanted to do a level set to compare each month after as the season unfold. Plus I want to introduce you to some precious animals. If you have never started anything from seed well...I have the best course for you. It is perfect (and created) for beginners however it is just as perfect for anyone want...
SEEDS! The Way To A Gardeners Heart | a fun review with a few mishaps along the way
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Let’s talk seeds! I was gifted the GREATEST seed haul EVER! I want you to see and review these with me and let’s make some plans to grow together. As with me, you never know what you’re gonna get- I’m never even sure myself :-O Anyway, I hope you enjoy this lighthearted genuine seed review. If you are interested in learning how to start seeds and grow an amazing garden or flowers for your plant...
SEED TO BLOOM PERENNIAL STYLE | year 2 from seed and so worth the patience! | The Southern Daisy
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Y’all! I can’t believe how exciting it is to not only start something from seed and grow it into a plant that lives and thrives....but for it to come back the next year! Ahhhh! I can’t describe the excitement I feel. In this video I am showing you the plants I started from seed that have in fact come back and are putting on a show :-) I hope you will add some of these to your seed must have lis...
WINTER SOWING DILEMMA EXPERIMENT ? | ws spring idea , slugs, no germination, we've got this!!
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Hey everyone, I am here with a winter sowing dilemma that I want you to help me think through. You see I have no germination in over half of my containers and well...that is not gonna work for me. I want ALL. THE. FLOWERS. (and herbs, veggies and etc). So I have a big plan and want your thoughts on both of my topics. If you are interested in learning how to start seeds indoors as a beginner or ...
WINTER SOWING UPDATES & BIG NEWS | opening container, watering, seed starting 101
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WINTER SOWING UPDATES & BIG NEWS | opening container, watering, seed starting 101
Q & A - Winter Sowing, Seed Starting, Crape Pruning & Handling Hateful Comments 🙌
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Q & A - Winter Sowing, Seed Starting, Crape Pruning & Handling Hateful Comments 🙌
A 10K THANK YOU & A Day Spent Getting Things Completed | seed starting, pruning, weeding & design
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A 10K THANK YOU & A Day Spent Getting Things Completed | seed starting, pruning, weeding & design
WINTER SOWING TIPS 2024 | updated super simple tips & tricks to set you up for success
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WINTER SOWING TIPS 2024 | updated super simple tips & tricks to set you up for success
INDOOR SEED STARTING GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS | soil, trays, sowing, watering, lighting basics
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INDOOR SEED STARTING GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS | soil, trays, sowing, watering, lighting basics
WHAT WAS I THINKING? ? ...WOW! THIS VIEW IS EVERYTHING | i seriously can't believe this is my job!
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WHAT WAS I THINKING? ? ...WOW! THIS VIEW IS EVERYTHING | i seriously can't believe this is my job!
QUICK GUIDE TRANSPLANTING WS SEEDLINGS | how to separate easily, planting, watering, a month later
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QUICK GUIDE TRANSPLANTING WS SEEDLINGS | how to separate easily, planting, watering, a month later
WINTER SOWING CARE | winter care, watering, temperature craziness, garden planting & more
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WINTER SOWING CARE | winter care, watering, temperature craziness, garden planting & more
CRAPE MYRTLE PRUNING- A MUST SEE | expert pruning secrets, a BIG issue, & arborist q&a revealed
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CRAPE MYRTLE PRUNING- A MUST SEE | expert pruning secrets, a BIG issue, & arborist q&a revealed
WINTER SOWING MADE EASY | step-by-step guide, prepare & sow seeds, advice, tips & recommendations
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WINTER SOWING MADE EASY | step-by-step guide, prepare & sow seeds, advice, tips & recommendations
WINTER SOWING UNVEILED | Top Seeds & 2023's Winter Sown Triumphs
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WINTER SOWING UNVEILED | Top Seeds & 2023's Winter Sown Triumphs
WINTER SOWING ESSENTIALS | must-have materials, container ideas, & so much excitment
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WINTER SOWING ESSENTIALS | must-have materials, container ideas, & so much excitment
Do These Three Things NOW For Winter Sowing Success!!!🌱❄️ | The Southern Daisy
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Do These Three Things NOW For Winter Sowing Success!!!🌱❄️ | The Southern Daisy
From Bland To Grand : The Ultimate Knockout Rose Pruning Guide! | The Southern Daisy
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From Bland To Grand : The Ultimate Knockout Rose Pruning Guide! | The Southern Daisy
Crape Myrtles: All The Details, Characteristics & Charm Of These Gorgeous Trees | The Southern Daisy
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Crape Myrtles: All The Details, Characteristics & Charm Of These Gorgeous Trees | The Southern Daisy
I have a 20 year old tree that I would love to have relocated to my front yard. Would that be possible?
It’s up to the individual. There is no wrong way.
Stock, calendula and snap dragons are cool season plants here in Texas. Give them another try in the Fall or early Spring and you may have better results.
My Mail person begs us not to plant things next to the mailboxes
I love your accent. (I'm from the Midwest [but living in DC]).
That potato doesn't look that bad to me!
This is probably a dumb question, but: What do you put them on while they're sitting on your counter? Do you just leave them on your counter top? A paper towel? Cutting board? Plate? (A plate makes sense to me. I couldn't leave them right on the counter.)
can you tell me how i can take out my potted zenias that are now beginning to wilt- i would like to take them out of my pots and put them in the ground.
Forget Me Nots are extremely invasive. if you plant a formal garden don't plant them.
What zones are ok to winter sow??
I have been working with with particular group of plants since 2007... 😅 Started as a teenager! 32 now. Perhaps my sunflowers will also benefit your wild animals as well!! My yard is a wildlife wonderland!! Its great
Any chance you would like my Texas wild sunflower seeds? I have been seed saving and selective breeding for triple flowers and height. I got 20 feet 4 inches last year on a plant that grows max 8 feet typically. They are bright yellow flowers but mine have purple veining in the flowers especially when you get a double or triple bud that has sooo many petals. If so comment back I really would love to share the seeds with a fellow sunflower lover!
Beautiful garden, as I also seed and love it. I just wish you would have said if they are annual or perennial. Due to health, I am starting this year with only perennial.
First time viewer. Definitely not last. I tried the milk jug method last summer but didn't tape. I don't have natural talent and it was a waste of time, effort and money for me. Every year I swear it's the last for me but then spring comes around and I get that feeling. I'm beginning seed now to try to plant ahead of next spring using grow lights. We'll see. I appreciate your success. It's motivating. I'm in western NC, zone 7.
Thank you for this video. I have 3 crape myrtle in piedmont NC. Japanese beetles in my yard seem to prefer the roses. One drawback I see, the moles and voles tunnel under one of them non stop.
Ok you got me this time I’m going to give it a try. This is your best winter sowing video
Hi, I have had bad luck with Stock too. Thank you for your confirmation! Best, Albert, SF, CA
Nothing like a beautiful outside
Beautiful garden, beautiful flowers🌸🌺🌻🌹🌷🌼💐, love ❤it....... if I live in place like this, I won't go anywhere...
Im a new sub, gatsener such as yourself, love crepe myrtles so much i Have 18 of them in central NJ, ranging from 24years old and younger, This is my garden, the only tropical garden in the state of NJ so iv'e neen told, many Blessings 🙏♥️🇺🇸🌴 bcb67OoKRmU?si=WIJveiAsFbP3wzA
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I love these pots and need to try making some. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. I especially enjoyed seeing the different crape myrtles around your town. I do have a few comments and this is in no way a criticism. I can tell you’ve done your homework and are doing your best to present factual information. I am wondering where you learned that the name crape comes from the resemblance to crepe paper. I’m always interested in trivia like that. I found an excellent article on The Tree Center about the history of the crape Myrtle and it did give a lot of information about when the tree was brought to North America (I think in the 1700’s?) and it did talk about the guy who gave the tree its official name, but the official name does not have the word crape in it. The article just said it was later referred to as “common crape myrtle.” Of course later on down the road is when hybridization started, most notably in the early 1960’s. Also, the suckers that pop up on the trunk and branches do indeed pop off, like you said. But those dadgum suckers that come up around the base, or worse, the root suckers that come up 3 feet away from the base of the trunk - they are so aggravating! They won’t pop off and you can’t pull them up because they’re attached to the roots. They have to be cut with pruners or loppers which means a lot of bending over - it’s not nearly as satisfying as popping off those further up. Thanks for all you are doing to teach us more about the plant world! 🌸
Hi Daisy, Love your southern drawl! Cheers, Albert, SF, CA
I didn’t know what kind of sunflower I had planted, because I got them as seeds and just threw them in the ground. I came outside one morning and, saw the most beautiful flowers I took a picture on google ,and now I know what kind of sunflowers I have. Some are red some are orange some are a mix of red and orange. I live in Alabama so it’s doing wonderful.
Why do people amputate their trees like this? 😟😟😟
Some guy gave me a seedling at work, he said it was a Mexican sunflower. I didn’t know what to expect but I took care of it. Finally bloomed and it’s beautiful! 🌻
I will try this sunflower plant but in New Zealand it costs 4 dollars for 10 seeds, although by the looks of the plant I'll never need to buy seeds again.
Are the American Seeds from the Dollar Tree?
Thank you for sharing your winter sowing results. This will be my first year to try winter sowing, and your videos have given me a whole lot of information! Thank you! You seem to be sowing in February and March...when did you do this "unboxing" video...how long have your seedlings been growing? I live in Washington state, and I've seen the suggestion to do my winter sowing in late October. Seems that would be a long time for them to be in containers until our last frost date which is around Mothers Day. Or, do I not have to wait until the last frost date because they've been growing out in the cold. Do you separate the seedlings and plant them individually in your garden, or do you plant the whole "clump" of seedlings together? If you separate them, how do you do it without tearing up the roots? Thanks for any advice!
You have to have the greenest green thumb in the World!!! I have tried SO hard to start many of those exact same plants & seeds w/0 Luck!
love it that you had such success i am going to try it for my 2025 garden I also get excited about what i grow Im glad it makes you happy too
I cut mine off across the top each season and I’m actually trying to google how to make it flower LESS! Before I used to chop it across the top, my tree gets HUGE! It sits right up by my porch and it was just toooo much - it’s absolutely beautiful though!❤
I short should I prune my myrtles so I don't end up with trees but more like shrubs.
Thank you. Watching from Australia 🇦🇺. ❤
love it
I appreciate your video & that you actually showed how to cut it back, not just speak to the do’s & do not’s. My trees have grown really tall & spindly at the top. Do o do my cleanup & then just cut the top off? Thanks!
I have a crape Myrtle in front of my house, it’s beautiful but the trunks are getting so tall and it’s hard to manage. You mentioned you would prune differently if it were your property, any advice?
I have a myrtle that is 30 feet tall, it looks terrible, it does not bloom correctly. I live in Marietta Georgia
I've been watching tons of videos of removing grass..complicated and laborious, pricing lawn companies...this thing $80 to rent I can remove my grass in back yard and bring to the front...cheap!!!
I experimented with hypertufa just a few days ago. It was incredibly fun and easy. You also get some lovely old-world, looking pots.
Isn’t pollarding just an aesthetic choice? What makes it “incorrect”? Just curious.
SOLD!!!😂 I'm doing it! Thank you very much ❤
That was awesome. Thanks.
try using a sawsall with a long wood blade for those thick branches at the base of the tree... much easier (and precise) in tight places.
I grew one of these one year and loved it. I don't have a space for it now, but I'm working on it. Can't wait to have it in my yard again.
Off I planted one in my yard. I didn’t know it gets this big. 😂 It’s looks so beautiful now but from what I see from this video it’s going to double in size.
I have a crepe myrtle that is approx. 10 years old..it is only about 8 ft tall..there is probably 20 pencil to finger size trunks nothing big..I have never pruned it.....help!
I just bought small tree . The leaves are yellow and dead and it’s summer time should I cut them off? Thank you for your informative video ❤
I am in NC in what is now 8b...New Bern....I guess we are relatively close...I'm glad I found you! Thanks for your video This is the first year I've grown anything from seed. I've had pretty good success. I will try more next year thanks to your encouragement! 🌞
This video was amazing! Thank you so much.