Hello Fellow Gardeners! If you want to make an ole' guy's day, please hit the Subscribe Button and Notification Bell, and you will do just that! In return, I'll share my tips as well as my mistakes, my successes as well as my blunders, as I turn my lawn into a safe haven for bird, bees, and butterflies, and, hopefully, a beautiful canvas for my family, neighbors, and passerbys, as well.
Hi Kate, I’m sorry about the audio the lawn service down the street was using his string trimmer and I was not aware that my phone microphone picked it up so well. I now have a wireless microphone and I hope the audio is better on the videos I do now. Thanks for letting me know. I’m thinking about running that video through a sound device and then maybe put the video up again. What do you think? Again thank you and have a great day.
It's ok I was able to get most of the info and I am glad that you have a wireless microphone now. Love the colours of these echinacea they are gorgeous. I just bought a double scoop "Cranberry" echinacea and it is blooming right now so very pretty. They are literally growing on me now.
Also guys, if you have any comments on how I can make these videos better for you or cover things you would like to see, please feel free to leave a comment below. Again, thanks for watching!
Sorry for the delay in the response. Time got away from me. Thank you for the comment and you are welcome for the info. I don't know your location but here in NE Ohio coneflowers, as many things, can be a challenge. I got that info from Roger of "This Old House". He does the landscaping parts for the show and that's his motto for the NE part of the country. "Plant em high they won't die, plant em low they won't grow". Thank you and have a great day.
Hi Karen thank you for your comment. Sorry that the audio is not sufficient. I’m new to UA-cam and I’m still learning. I’m working on improving the audio. Please be patient with me as I continue to learn. You can teach an old dog new tricks it just takes a little longer sometimes. Again thank you for your comment and for watching and thank you in advance for your patience. Have a great week.
Thank you Ruth for your comment. I'm sorry about the audio. I'm new to this UA-cam stuff and I'm an old geezer who can barely use my cell phone so I'm learning a lot. Please be patient with me and again thank you for the comment. Have a great week.
Hello Fellow Gardeners! If you want to make an ole' guy's day, please hit the Subscribe Button and Notification Bell, and you will do just that!
In return, I'll share my tips as well as my mistakes, my successes as well as my blunders, as I turn my lawn into a safe haven for bird, bees, and butterflies, and, hopefully, a beautiful canvas for my family, neighbors, and passerbys, as well.
Volume up full blast can't hear anything???
Good video, I have cone flowers seeds but I dont know if they need stratification process to germinate. I will see ..
Glad you liked the video! Coneflower seeds DO need cold stratification for approximately 8 to 12 weeks. Good luck and keep us updated!
Hi Kate, I’m sorry about the audio the lawn service down the street was using his string trimmer and I was not aware that my phone microphone picked it up so well. I now have a wireless microphone and I hope the audio is better on the videos I do now. Thanks for letting me know. I’m thinking about running that video through a sound device and then maybe put the video up again. What do you think? Again thank you and have a great day.
It's ok I was able to get most of the info and I am glad that you have a wireless microphone now. Love the colours of these echinacea they are gorgeous. I just bought a double scoop "Cranberry" echinacea and it is blooming right now so very pretty. They are literally growing on me now.
Also guys, if you have any comments on how I can make these videos better for you or cover things you would like to see, please feel free to leave a comment below. Again, thanks for watching!
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You got it. Happy Holidays
Your cone flowers are Beautiful ⚘️
I live in Zone 6b and mine spread every year.
I love that..
Thank You for sharing and Have a great day 😊
Thank you Tammy for the kind words. You have a great day as well. Again, thank you..
I may be planting too low. That is probably why I keep losing them. Thanks for the info.
Sorry for the delay in the response. Time got away from me. Thank you for the comment and you are welcome for the info. I don't know your location but here in NE Ohio coneflowers, as many things, can be a challenge. I got that info from Roger of "This Old House". He does the landscaping parts for the show and that's his motto for the NE part of the country. "Plant em high they won't die, plant em low they won't grow". Thank you and have a great day.
Can't hear
Hi Karen thank you for your comment. Sorry that the audio is not sufficient. I’m new to UA-cam and I’m still learning. I’m working on improving the audio. Please be patient with me as I continue to learn. You can teach an old dog new tricks it just takes a little longer sometimes. Again thank you for your comment and for watching and thank you in advance for your patience. Have a great week.
@@GardenerOnAMission I'm not sure why some people can't hear the audio, I could hear it fine. Perhaps they need to turn up the volume on their device.
@@maryr7800 Thank you Mary, that is good to know. Hope you are having a great day and happy gardening.
Please work on the audio! Unfortunately, I couldn’t hear anything.😢
Thank you Ruth for your comment. I'm sorry about the audio. I'm new to this UA-cam stuff and I'm an old geezer who can barely use my cell phone so I'm learning a lot. Please be patient with me and again thank you for the comment. Have a great week.
Good job.
Thank you Debby. Have a great day.