Transplanting Ferns 🌿
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2019
- Transplanting volunteer Ferns from along a walk-way to a new location in the front garden.
Music: Brandenburg Concerto No4-1 BWV1049 - Classical Whimsical by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
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I enjoyed the focused and individualized attention to the ferns, the photography, the music which added dignity to the simple task of planting. Inspiring and encouraging. Thank you.
Came for the knowledge, stayed for the Bach and the hypnotic visuals! Thanks for this:)
Thanks you! Thats very nice to hear :)
Lovely. I enjoyed your sense of joy and wonder, the care and respect you offered the ferns, your kind voice, the music and beautiful lighting. I had a smile on my face throughout the entire video…just delightful! Thank you!
Excellent instruction, clear, beautiful video, and the music (sound level and selection) was just perfection! You gained a new subscriber. 🌟
I thought the same thing! Another new subscriber here! His enthusiasm is contagious.. 😊
Thank you! I hope you enjoy the channel :)
Glorious plants along with the glorious music of Bach! Enjoyed your straight forward, to the point approach! Looking forward to more
Thank you so much for your video on transplanting ferns . The video was very informative but more importantly - a work of art. The photography, the music, the tenderness in handling the ferns and the joy you found in coming upon new plants . Thank you so much. I hope my upcoming effort to transplant my ferns will be as lovely and successful as yours.
Thank you, thats very kind.
Thank you so much. I was killing them every time. I’ll use your method tomorrow
I have one maybe two ferns growing in a drain in the corner of my garden for a long time. I'm finally going to give them the space they deserve.
I was just thinking of transplanting my fern. Now I know how. 🙏 Thank you
I love ferns.
Me too :)
So nicely done, and very informative. Thank you.
Aww, thanks!
I've gotten behind on watching your wonderful videos since having the health issues. Beginning to feel better and this delightful video was just what the DR. (she doesn't know it LOL) ordered for this day of rest!!! Thank you Give it a Grow ♥ I will get caught up soon :)
Aww, thanks. I really hope you feel better!!! Life can be so crazy some times, its feels like 1000 things make us sick all at once. I just had few health issues myself :( but I am on the mend. I am prescribing 10cc's of Give it a Grow STAT!
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Great music, photography, and narration. Thank you so much. This is the type with the edible fiddlehead?
Thank you! This was perfect for my needs!
Excellent job on explaining the process as well as great video of ferns and their beauty, along with the music which was at the right level and sounds great makes for a presentation.
Thank you!
Had to subscribe after this video! great content supported by well shot & thoughtfully edited video. thank you so much!
Thank you! I hope you enjoy the channel :)
Im in sierra foothills northern California.... It appears we have 2 kinds of wild furns in our area , one turns brown in winter & greens up spring / summer & another stays green year around
This is an excellent video thanks so much for the share this is everything I needed and more.
Thank you for playing Bach to go w spring green! What a beautiful hopeful picture! Are you by any chance going to do a similar one for salal? Would love to give native plants a go
Thank you! what is salal?
that was so helpful! And so enjoyable to watch! Thankyou!
Thanks for watching!
This was a helpful video but I was wondering if you could transplant ferns in a pot.
Thank you! This is so helpful, and respectful of such an elegant. There are very few articles that talk about the taproot, roots, the crowns and how to properly put them in the ground.
I have a 30-year-old stand of ostrich ferns under large pine and maple. Some of the crowns are as large as two or three fists each. For the first time last year large areas did not grow back. I’ve been searching for information to no avail. I would love to know your feedback.
Thanks for the beautiful video you did such a nice job in every way.
I have no idea why they wouldnt come back. It could be over exposure to cold, so a layer of leaves before winter might be a good idea.
Probably way overcrowded maybe?
Very informative, thanks. This helped me!
Great! Thanks for the comment :)
Very good video. Deserves more views. Thanks. Make sure to leave no air pockets among the roots.
Thank you! Great tip for the roots, I will include that in my next fern video :)
Well said Neil’s Shed
Great video, we love the ferns
Thank you 🤗
Did you need to water the ferns prior to digging to move them?
Good info...thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Great video and tips! Big thumbs up from Moody Blooms👍🏻💚
Thanks! These plants are doing great in their new spot 🌿
Nice video!
great video, buddy!
Thank you!
What did one Fern say to the other? 🌿 Will you be my Frond? 😅
Hahahahah!
When is best time to transplant Ferns?
I have a different type of fern coming up out of the ground and I have to stop them because I don't want to cut off nutrients/water from the tree they are around and also about 30 other plants. I would like to save them however I don't know how to keep them alive since they don't really have fine roots, just a type of bulge at the bottom of the stem? Is there a technique to transplant these?
New subscriber here
I hear this music and think of Jenna * *ma hat ma sole* *
P.S. I really love the video. Forgot to mention that very important bit😅😊🏞
Thank you!
I am transplanting some larger ferns to my son's home, about a 2 hour drive away. We were planning to have these in the bed of our truck but I'm afraid they will get too much wind ( we will be traveling by interstate). Can you advise? Thanks so much! Loved your video, btw!
Just off the top of my head, maybe a big wet towel to weigh down the fronds?
whens a good time to tranplant a large fern
Spring is a good time, but Summer works fine too, just keep them shaded and well watered.
where can you buy some fern plants?
I'm not sure, these were her when we moved in. You could try a local nursery. I dont know how well they travel, so buying online is a complete unknown.
My house full of this plant almost jungle.
Is this ostrich fern? So lovely. Thank you for the video.
Could be, but I can not say for sure.
I can't deal with the music lol
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I really want to hear what you have to say but that music is very distracting. Just saying.