Maria, I have grown to love your Sassy Masha channel even more than Gentle Whispering; sadly, after so many years of watching ASMR I don’t even experience it any more. These videos are just as relaxing, very informative, and so much fun to watch. The occasional guest appearance of Mila is always a plus! I have loved you since you had less than 50,000 subscribers and I will never grow tired of watching your sweet videos. Thanks for years of pleasure you’ve given millions of us. This one was great ❤
Have u tried giving yourself a break from watching ASMR vids for a few weeks? That worked for me when I stopped getting tye tingles from watching them so much for so long
I feel this way as well! I'm not into ASMR videos anymore. I get the good tingles just listening to Maria speak & talk about things. Her personality is divine & her voice makes me relax sooo much! Would love to see more content put on this channel more often because I just absolutely love this channel❤️
The mini auger is such a great idea! I have thick clay soil and planting just 15 bulbs took me hours! Also, highly recommended planting a little oak. You never know how long you will be in a place and you will get to enjoy mini color pops in the fall as they grow. 😊🍂🍁
you’re the sweetest most genuine person. i love your garden videos i plant more every year with my grandmother, i’m still learnin!! these videos give me inspiration. the flowers still bloomed are gorgeousss
It's been super interesting and genuinely inspiring watching your gardening journey and hearing what you've learned and what you're trying. We all need something we're passionate about and I think you've found your passion in nature and gardening. I'm impressed!!
Glad you are planting natives. It always seems like so much work, but time flies by, and then in a few years you'll have beautiful views out your windows.
так вдохновляюще рассказываете о том, что куда хотите посадить, что мне тоже захотелось что-то посадить😅 хотя никогда не интересовалась этой темой и вообще живу в квартире))
Hi Maria I've been a huge fan of yours for many years - you are a true pioneer in your profession, and I have so much respect for you. I specialize in California native landscape design and installation in the San Diego area. I thought I would make a couple comments. As you noted correctly, Bee's bliss is extremely fast growing - we can usually count on it to reach at least 6 feet across in a single season. It will also tip root as it creeps along. Groundcover manzanita is also a great choice for such a rocky slope, as it is very shallow rooted (Dr. Hurd is a large upright tree form). BTW Dr. Hurd is one of our fastest growing manzanita, often 3' per year. I only recommend the least fertile amendment (if at all), as these plants do much better long term without high levels of nutrients. I know in such rocky soil it is hard to find enough dirt to backfill; plain clean soil is great! Finally, Coast live oak can grow shockingly fast, and native succulents like Dudleya (planted on their sides) would love that rockiness. Best of luck! - Greg
Wow, thank you, Greg, for the advice and information! I'm so excited to see my Dr Hurd grow! For some reason some trees grow slower then normal in my yard so it will be a welcome change. I'm excited to start planting mostly Cali native plants in this area of my yard. I love Live coast oak but it has prickly leaves and we love our barefoot summers in the yard 😁 I was thinking Blue Oak or something that will be on a smaller side for the future, I know oaks get giant here. Would you recommend just planting acorns or an actual small tree for the Blue Oak? Thank you again!
@@SassyMashaVlogs you might try both - planting a container and a couple acorns - it's possible for seedlings to surpass the size of a container within a year. The only drawback to Quercus douglasii is that they are one of the slowest growing of all oaks (they actually make good bonsai trees😉), but I get the issue with the serrated leaves on the coast live oaks. I'm also curious what got your maple - did it happen to have an ant infestation?
Hmmm.. there are ants running up but I can't see how far up, although ants are infesting my whole back yard, every tree has ants running up on them. Urgh. I'm starting to think it's sun damage or lack of water? We removed a lawn this year and I bet that maple was using it as water source more then the drip irrigation it has. I'd love a professional opinion on my trees but in El Dorado County there is no arborist to evaluate them besides the tree removal companies who literally just give me a take down quote vs actual advice 👎. Thank you for your time again!!! I truly appreciate your advice!
@@SassyMashaVlogs so I just want to mention that the extent to which ants contribute to the mortality of landscape plants (especially natives) is a relatively new subject that still needs research. However, what I can say is that they nest in the root ball of target plants, excavating soil to create chambers where they then adhere sucking insects to the upper root system, unseen and protected. Not only do the scale and aphids appropriate moisture and sugar directly from the sap (ants farm their excretory product, which is almost pure sugar and amino acids), but in that process might inoculate pathogens from sick plants to healthy plants (the ants move their "cattle" to new plants as they kill previous ones). Most horticultural people are aware of the symbiotic relationship between ants and sucking insects, but what is little appreciated is that by the time you see them in the branches, they have long infested the roots! They also plant weeds like crazy (they eat the attachment points of the seed, not the seed themselves) and when dropped near nests or trails, it gives them another place to seamlessly jump to once they've killed the main plants. It's possible they plant most of the weeds in our gardens, and I could see the tell-tale signs on your slope😉. Unfortunately, to be honest, most arborists aren't familiar with these aspects so end up recommending removal; however, there are treatments that can often save infected plants, if caught soon enough. Anyway, you can look me up as I was the 2018 Horticulturist of the Year for San Diego if you are interested in some more specific advice by email. You have been so helpful to me personally and I don't mind returning the favor! Thanks - Greg
We lived in Lake Tahoe Area for years before we returned to Wisconsin and built a new house. When we moved again we left behind many plants and trees in the yard and I will be 127 years old when the trees are mature. Our girls developed language skills faster than the boys. Mila can really holler now, just like our girls. They used hollering a lot and it was their Super Power to use their "Outdoor Voices" Indoors. Personally I am not a screamer but they and their mother utilize screaming frequently.
Maria! It’s coming along great! It’s such a joy to watch the updates on your yard. I can’t wait to see those tulips and allium in the spring! Happy Gardening!
That garden looks like so much work! But it'll be beautiful when it's done. Can't wait to see the fountain. I absolutely love water features in gardens!
I really enjoy the birds singing in the background in your video. It makes me think of how the air must feel pure, slightly chill and wet. I miss it a lot where i live :
My neighbor has that second sage plant in her front yard and I’m obsessed with it! It grows SO well, super huge, super fast, and attracts so many hummingbirds. We’re close-ish in Lincoln so I’d say that’s an excellent choice you’ve made to plant. Our neighborhood also has the first sage at the gates and it grows amazingly well also and smells incredible. Love seeing your garden come together!
You are one of my favorite people on UA-cam. I love your energy and you are as beautiful on the inside as the outside. Thank you for being so inspiring xox❤
Wow! That Bee’s Bliss sounds like a super plant. Such great planning and effort you have put into this. The tree the Native Americans used looks like it will be amazing selection as well. Love all of what you have chosen here really. Master at all you set your mind to Maria. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video to share w us while you haven’t been feeling as great. I hope the fresh air and outdoor exercise rejuvenated you and aids in your recovery. ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing Maria, i get the feeling that your garden is going to end up awesome!!! Mila is so grown up, she's a jewel, have joy and health in your family!!! love from Greece❤💚🧡✨
You are so cool Maria. I love all the plants you chose. And I love the window action on your house. It's so beautiful. Thank you for sharing and inspiring me. 💜
i love love LOVE these videos!! ive been watching Garden Answers here on YT recently and oh my lanta, her garden is amazing. i could literally watch gardening videos all day every day 💖
I want more of these videos I loved this. This video helped me like find my center after being overwhelmed to the point of sickness. Thank you! Also I love gardening! Especially pollinator gardening! This was fun! Thanks again!
Maria, you’re doing a great job with your yard especially since the soil & rocks are a challenge. I definitely live in the same area as you & love it here!!😊
More more more! I’m currently in an outdoor makeover stage right now. I have really enjoyed gardening and watching videos such as these! And your daughter is absolutely adorable!
I’ve been enjoying these garden progress videos! 🌿 I live in an apartment so I don’t have a garden/yard, but I have a collection of potted plants on the balcony which is like my mini garden 😄🪴
So cool to see your garden and your plans for adding California natives. As a fellow Central Valley resident, I’m very excited for your sage plants and all the native bees that will visit them! One maybe faster growing native tree you could plant in place of the Maple is the California Redbud: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cercis_occidentalis Thanks for the awesome garden updates!
Thank you so much for the tree suggestion! I was thinking of planting a redbud but can only find Oklahoma redbud small trees in my area, might have to look around more! Thank you for the reminder 😁
Hi Maria! I hope you feel better! I just hopped on UA-cam like 5 minutes ago to see if you had any fun, new vlogs. And then I just opened the app again and your video was such a pleasant surprise!😃👌🏽I wish you and your family a happy Thanksgiving!💕
Beautiful motivation for me to get out there and plant some bulbs! Lupine could be good on that rocky hillside! Manzanita are beautiful and make such fun "witches brooms" :)
Hi Maria, is there any chance you could please reupload your old ASMR day crafting video? It was my absolute favourite for the longest time! And ever since it's been removed, I haven't found another video that's helps me sleep the way that one used to! Thank you a million times if you do readd the video 💗💗💗💗
Maria I love your gardening videos!!! I don't know where you are in Ca but if you happen to be in the Bay Area there are some really amazing plant places! There is a really neat native plant place that I go to in Oakland called Oaktown Native Plant Nursery if you ever find yourself in that area. They have a pretty good variety and their prices are very fair. There is also a really awesome place called Planting Justice (also in Oakland), which has an insane variety of plants. You can also order online, though it can be expensive if you order a lot like me lol. Hope you end up checking them out :)
Maples like acidic soil, your ph might be a bit off for them to truly thrive. I would hold off on cutting them down. Treat them with fertilizer for acid loving plants in the spring or a soil acidifier.
Japanese maples do have periods where they can look like they are dying for a season or two. I would leave them alone and do not trim them or anything. They will come back fine.
I had a maple tree in my old yard that was dieing like that because it did not get good sun light because its location, so many times it seemed like it could not last but it always survived. It never grew big or rather it grew very slow and stayed small. Where as another maple tree that we planted as kids grew to be the biggest tree in are yard and even on the block 27 some years later.
you should definitely consider planting more Bougainvilleas! they love full sun and heat and with the mild winters you get in California they could potentially bloom all year around!
Waaaaay back on her ASMR channel near the beginning there's a video she recorded in her car where she talks about it and plays it (if I'm even thinking of the right song) I think it was called bubbles or something along those lines? Been a while since I've been back that far lol
The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit. - Nelson Henderson
How beautiful is that! Never heard that saying before. ♥️
That is a beautiful sentiment....so an Oak tree would be a good idea but not in place of those Japanese maples. No please no. lol
Maria, I have grown to love your Sassy Masha channel even more than Gentle Whispering; sadly, after so many years of watching ASMR I don’t even experience it any more. These videos are just as relaxing, very informative, and so much fun to watch. The occasional guest appearance of Mila is always a plus! I have loved you since you had less than 50,000 subscribers and I will never grow tired of watching your sweet videos. Thanks for years of pleasure you’ve given millions of us. This one was great ❤
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Have u tried giving yourself a break from watching ASMR vids for a few weeks? That worked for me when I stopped getting tye tingles from watching them so much for so long
I would have to completely get rid of my phone and my tv to be able to take a break! IM TOO ADDICTED
@@SassyMashaVlogs get well soon 😘
I feel this way as well! I'm not into ASMR videos anymore. I get the good tingles just listening to Maria speak & talk about things. Her personality is divine & her voice makes me relax sooo much! Would love to see more content put on this channel more often because I just absolutely love this channel❤️
oh my gosh mila has grown so much :( i remember her being so little and now shes walking and talking all on her own
I love it when you say ‘Three’. It’s still so beautifully Russian. 😊
Yes ❤
Доченька глаза, улыбка мамины, красавицы💋💗
The mini auger is such a great idea! I have thick clay soil and planting just 15 bulbs took me hours!
Also, highly recommended planting a little oak. You never know how long you will be in a place and you will get to enjoy mini color pops in the fall as they grow. 😊🍂🍁
Love this video! It will look amazing in the Spring and Summer! 💗
I really enjoy your garden video's! Love from the 🌷Flower 🌷 City 🌷, Haarlem, the Netherlands 💕!
Omg Mila is your twin. So cute
Thanks for sharing this! I would love another video next year when these grow and bloom to see what they look like!
I found that very inspirational. You are doing a wonderful job
you’re the sweetest most genuine person. i love your garden videos i plant more every year with my grandmother, i’m still learnin!! these videos give me inspiration. the flowers still bloomed are gorgeousss
You can make beautiful bonsais from that maple.
It's been super interesting and genuinely inspiring watching your gardening journey and hearing what you've learned and what you're trying. We all need something we're passionate about and I think you've found your passion in nature and gardening. I'm impressed!!
У нас снег лежит уже, а у вас все зеленеет🙂
What a gift these videos will all be to Mila as she grows up!! Such joy and love 💗
Mila is so sweet and your garden is lovely 🫶🏻
awesome maple trees. i hope the rest do well.
I love you Maria! I love seeing how passionate you are about your garden. Thank you for sharing with us.
Glad you are planting natives. It always seems like so much work, but time flies by, and then in a few years you'll have beautiful views out your windows.
так вдохновляюще рассказываете о том, что куда хотите посадить, что мне тоже захотелось что-то посадить😅 хотя никогда не интересовалась этой темой и вообще живу в квартире))
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Hi Maria I've been a huge fan of yours for many years - you are a true pioneer in your profession, and I have so much respect for you. I specialize in California native landscape design and installation in the San Diego area. I thought I would make a couple comments. As you noted correctly, Bee's bliss is extremely fast growing - we can usually count on it to reach at least 6 feet across in a single season. It will also tip root as it creeps along. Groundcover manzanita is also a great choice for such a rocky slope, as it is very shallow rooted (Dr. Hurd is a large upright tree form). BTW Dr. Hurd is one of our fastest growing manzanita, often 3' per year. I only recommend the least fertile amendment (if at all), as these plants do much better long term without high levels of nutrients. I know in such rocky soil it is hard to find enough dirt to backfill; plain clean soil is great! Finally, Coast live oak can grow shockingly fast, and native succulents like Dudleya (planted on their sides) would love that rockiness. Best of luck! - Greg
Wow, thank you, Greg, for the advice and information! I'm so excited to see my Dr Hurd grow! For some reason some trees grow slower then normal in my yard so it will be a welcome change. I'm excited to start planting mostly Cali native plants in this area of my yard. I love Live coast oak but it has prickly leaves and we love our barefoot summers in the yard 😁 I was thinking Blue Oak or something that will be on a smaller side for the future, I know oaks get giant here. Would you recommend just planting acorns or an actual small tree for the Blue Oak? Thank you again!
@@SassyMashaVlogs you might try both - planting a container and a couple acorns - it's possible for seedlings to surpass the size of a container within a year. The only drawback to Quercus douglasii is that they are one of the slowest growing of all oaks (they actually make good bonsai trees😉), but I get the issue with the serrated leaves on the coast live oaks. I'm also curious what got your maple - did it happen to have an ant infestation?
Hmmm.. there are ants running up but I can't see how far up, although ants are infesting my whole back yard, every tree has ants running up on them. Urgh. I'm starting to think it's sun damage or lack of water? We removed a lawn this year and I bet that maple was using it as water source more then the drip irrigation it has. I'd love a professional opinion on my trees but in El Dorado County there is no arborist to evaluate them besides the tree removal companies who literally just give me a take down quote vs actual advice 👎. Thank you for your time again!!! I truly appreciate your advice!
@@SassyMashaVlogs so I just want to mention that the extent to which ants contribute to the mortality of landscape plants (especially natives) is a relatively new subject that still needs research. However, what I can say is that they nest in the root ball of target plants, excavating soil to create chambers where they then adhere sucking insects to the upper root system, unseen and protected. Not only do the scale and aphids appropriate moisture and sugar directly from the sap (ants farm their excretory product, which is almost pure sugar and amino acids), but in that process might inoculate pathogens from sick plants to healthy plants (the ants move their "cattle" to new plants as they kill previous ones). Most horticultural people are aware of the symbiotic relationship between ants and sucking insects, but what is little appreciated is that by the time you see them in the branches, they have long infested the roots! They also plant weeds like crazy (they eat the attachment points of the seed, not the seed themselves) and when dropped near nests or trails, it gives them another place to seamlessly jump to once they've killed the main plants. It's possible they plant most of the weeds in our gardens, and I could see the tell-tale signs on your slope😉. Unfortunately, to be honest, most arborists aren't familiar with these aspects so end up recommending removal; however, there are treatments that can often save infected plants, if caught soon enough. Anyway, you can look me up as I was the 2018 Horticulturist of the Year for San Diego if you are interested in some more specific advice by email. You have been so helpful to me personally and I don't mind returning the favor! Thanks - Greg
We lived in Lake Tahoe Area for years before we returned to Wisconsin and built a new house. When we moved again we left behind many plants and trees in the yard and I will be 127 years old when the trees are mature. Our girls developed language skills faster than the boys. Mila can really holler now, just like our girls. They used hollering a lot and it was their Super Power to use their "Outdoor Voices" Indoors. Personally I am not a screamer but they and their mother utilize screaming frequently.
Maria! It’s coming along great! It’s such a joy to watch the updates on your yard. I can’t wait to see those tulips and allium in the spring! Happy Gardening!
That garden looks like so much work! But it'll be beautiful when it's done. Can't wait to see the fountain. I absolutely love water features in gardens!
I really enjoy the birds singing in the background in your video. It makes me think of how the air must feel pure, slightly chill and wet. I miss it a lot where i live :
You have done such a magnificent job lovely lady 😘 I can’t wait to see all the gorgeous flowers in full bloom 🌸 🌹 🌺 💐 🌳 🪴 🌱
your yard seems very challenging, the heat, being on a slope, wow! good luck sweetie!
Great video.
My neighbor has that second sage plant in her front yard and I’m obsessed with it! It grows SO well, super huge, super fast, and attracts so many hummingbirds. We’re close-ish in Lincoln so I’d say that’s an excellent choice you’ve made to plant. Our neighborhood also has the first sage at the gates and it grows amazingly well also and smells incredible. Love seeing your garden come together!
maria your girl got so big🥺🥺 i love watching you and your family grow it's so cute
these videos are honestly the highlight of my whole week when they drop
Love these videos! ❤
Mila is so BEAUTIFUL just like her Mama!!!!!! 💞
You are one of my favorite people on UA-cam. I love your energy and you are as beautiful on the inside as the outside. Thank you for being so inspiring xox❤
YEaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah another garden vlog!! I love these, thank you!
Wow! That Bee’s Bliss sounds like a super plant. Such great planning and effort you have put into this. The tree the Native Americans used looks like it will be amazing selection as well. Love all of what you have chosen here really. Master at all you set your mind to Maria. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video to share w us while you haven’t been feeling as great. I hope the fresh air and outdoor exercise rejuvenated you and aids in your recovery. ❤️
You always inspire! ⚘
I love this series Maria!!
so happy to hear that you're planting more natives! the bees and butterflies will
Thank you so much for sharing Maria, i get the feeling that your garden is going to end up awesome!!! Mila is so grown up, she's a jewel, have joy and health in your family!!! love from Greece❤💚🧡✨
Your yard is looking beautiful! And Mila has gotten so big!
Amazing . . .
What a beautiful yard ❣️
You are doing such a beautiful job with your garden! I love watching the progress! Also- Mila has grown so much! Such a sweet, helpful girl! ❤
SO excited for your native plants section
the auger drill is a great idea! thanks for another gardening vlog✨🌳🌷
Your yard is coming along so beautifully! I love seeing these updates!
Love your garden videos. Thank you! Happy Thanksgiving!
She is too cute Maria 😊 love these updates 👍
Beautiful garden…❤
Im loving the progress in ur garden Maria. Much love
I can't wait to see these blossom! It's going to be so beautiful Maria 🌸🌷😊
You are so cool Maria. I love all the plants you chose. And I love the window action on your house. It's so beautiful. Thank you for sharing and inspiring me. 💜
WOW!!! Mila's getting so big!💗
i love love LOVE these videos!! ive been watching Garden Answers here on YT recently and oh my lanta, her garden is amazing. i could literally watch gardening videos all day every day 💖
Nice video
I just started thinking about working on my garden so this is perfect inspiration! Thank you Masha ❤️
I love following your gardening adventure! I don't have a garden myself, but definitely want to plant something in pots come spring :)
I want more of these videos I loved this. This video helped me like find my center after being overwhelmed to the point of sickness. Thank you! Also I love gardening! Especially pollinator gardening! This was fun! Thanks again!
You are such a hard worker, and so detail oriented. And you have a lovely aesthetic.
i live for these videos they encourage me to tend to my plants 🙏thanks maria💌
The Allium are BEAUTIFUL! I hope to have them in my yard in a year or so. Like you I am slowing getting my landscaping the way I want it.
Maria, you’re doing a great job with your yard especially since the soil & rocks are a challenge. I definitely live in the same area as you & love it here!!😊
i love watching this type of content. It calms me down so much and motivates me even more to plant some flowers in my garden 😍
This is amazing! I love your videos and learning from you. I live in Minnesota but love to see all the plants and progress you share 💕
Oh gosh! You said you'd probably be moving and my heart dropped! Then I remembered you can upload from anywhere and I'm not losing you!! 🤭🤭🥰🥰
those hoop earrings look super stylish maria!
More more more! I’m currently in an outdoor makeover stage right now. I have really enjoyed gardening and watching videos such as these! And your daughter is absolutely adorable!
I’ve been enjoying these garden progress videos! 🌿 I live in an apartment so I don’t have a garden/yard, but I have a collection of potted plants on the balcony which is like my mini garden 😄🪴
So cool to see your garden and your plans for adding California natives. As a fellow Central Valley resident, I’m very excited for your sage plants and all the native bees that will visit them! One maybe faster growing native tree you could plant in place of the Maple is the California Redbud: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cercis_occidentalis
Thanks for the awesome garden updates!
Thank you so much for the tree suggestion! I was thinking of planting a redbud but can only find Oklahoma redbud small trees in my area, might have to look around more! Thank you for the reminder 😁
Ahhh, i love this!! So peaceful, i jope you get better soon Maria
Hi Maria! I hope you feel better! I just hopped on UA-cam like 5 minutes ago to see if you had any fun, new vlogs. And then I just opened the app again and your video was such a pleasant surprise!😃👌🏽I wish you and your family a happy Thanksgiving!💕
Beautiful motivation for me to get out there and plant some bulbs! Lupine could be good on that rocky hillside! Manzanita are beautiful and make such fun "witches brooms" :)
Ай Машка молодчиночка-красотка❤
Get well soon ❤
Aahh Mila is getting so big! 🥰
Hi Maria, is there any chance you could please reupload your old ASMR day crafting video?
It was my absolute favourite for the longest time! And ever since it's been removed, I haven't found another video that's helps me sleep the way that one used to!
Thank you a million times if you do readd the video 💗💗💗💗
your trees need cement rings around them to hold in the water. trees need deep watering to survive, less frequent is fine.
I love gardening but now I have to wait till May! We have loads of snow and Winter is long here in Sweden! ❤️
I guess..First 😄
I love your vlogs Maria. 💖
Legend has it the maples aren’t dying, they just went to sleep!
Maria I love your gardening videos!!! I don't know where you are in Ca but if you happen to be in the Bay Area there are some really amazing plant places! There is a really neat native plant place that I go to in Oakland called Oaktown Native Plant Nursery if you ever find yourself in that area. They have a pretty good variety and their prices are very fair. There is also a really awesome place called Planting Justice (also in Oakland), which has an insane variety of plants. You can also order online, though it can be expensive if you order a lot like me lol. Hope you end up checking them out :)
Those maples are expensive trees. Treat it before you cut it down. There are things you can do to help.
I was thinking the same. Both of those don't look like lost causes.
Dutch lilies from Keukenhof) Have you been there? If not, I would be glad to show you this paradise for a plantsman.
I also noticed the Keukenhof on the back of the lilies :D
Maria your poor back!!! You are working HARD 🌳🌸
My back hurt real bad after the shovel digging that's for sure 😵 but with auger it's been a bliss, truly!
Oh phew that’s good news xx
Maples like acidic soil, your ph might be a bit off for them to truly thrive. I would hold off on cutting them down. Treat them with fertilizer for acid loving plants in the spring or a soil acidifier.
Milochka is getting so big!!!!!!!!
Japanese maples do have periods where they can look like they are dying for a season or two. I would leave them alone and do not trim them or anything. They will come back fine.
Hiiiiii Maria! 🤗
Beautiful garden, it's all coming together so nicely 😊. Did you ever fix the flooded area?
Plant Portulaca or Moss Rose- it will grow as a ground cover and it’s beautiful . I live in Sacramento so similar planting Zone.
I had a maple tree in my old yard that was dieing like that because it did not get good sun light because its location, so many times it seemed like it could not last but it always survived. It never grew big or rather it grew very slow and stayed small. Where as another maple tree that we planted as kids grew to be the biggest tree in are yard and even on the block 27 some years later.
you should definitely consider planting more Bougainvilleas! they love full sun and heat and with the mild winters you get in California they could potentially bloom all year around!
love u
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A good tip is to put water in your hole with the plant before you cover it back in with your soil
😍 ooo what was that bright neon pink flower bush?? i couldn't quite hear what she said
Maria, I have a question, the music in the background at 6:35 that we always hear, what is it called/who is it by? It's beautiful!
It's in the description box☺️
@@timmyturbo6369 I think those are different. I clicked on those and they're not it.
Waaaaay back on her ASMR channel near the beginning there's a video she recorded in her car where she talks about it and plays it (if I'm even thinking of the right song) I think it was called bubbles or something along those lines? Been a while since I've been back that far lol
I just tried to post the link but it got deleted idk why, it's under the description in the video where she walks around the jewelery store
Bel video complimenti ciao Sassy buona serata da Andrea b ❤️❤️❤️