I needed to know this! I want to build a new flower bed in the back of my house and in the front. I live in Virginia Beach and the summers here are pretty brutal and the winters sometimes bring snow. Great video!
Thank you for your kind words and I'm glad you found the video helpful! For your gardening needs in zone 7 with clay soil and full sun, consider plants such as Black-eyed Susans, Coneflowers, and Daylilies. They are all perennials that thrive in your zone and can tolerate clay soil and full sun conditions. Always remember to amend your clay soil with organic matter to improve its structure and drainage. Happy gardening, and stay tuned for more informative videos!
That's wonderful to hear! Cannas are beautiful plants that can add a tropical feel to any garden. In your zone (7b), you're right at the edge of where they can be left in the ground over winter. They often multiply and come back stronger each year if the winter isn't too harsh. Just remember to mulch them well to protect against any potential frost. Thanks for sharing your experience with growing Cannas in North Alabama. Happy gardening! 🌺🌱
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I needed to know this! I want to build a new flower bed in the back of my house and in the front. I live in Virginia Beach and the summers here are pretty brutal and the winters sometimes bring snow. Great video!
Im in 7b and canna plants do not have to be dug up and winterized.
I usually lay some hay over it, if I don't pull it , over the winter
Beautiful choices! Thank you for the informative videos, I'm in zone 7b/8a and very intimidated to even start but I'm determined!
I have intense warm and dry summers and intense cold and snowy winters. It's awful.
Very good useful video. I ' m searching for " Perennial flowers zone 7 . Place no tree around but clay soils & sun. Thank you👍👍
Thank you for your kind words and I'm glad you found the video helpful! For your gardening needs in zone 7 with clay soil and full sun, consider plants such as Black-eyed Susans, Coneflowers, and Daylilies. They are all perennials that thrive in your zone and can tolerate clay soil and full sun conditions. Always remember to amend your clay soil with organic matter to improve its structure and drainage. Happy gardening, and stay tuned for more informative videos!
I have canna I live in zone 7b north Alabama outside huntsville I multiplies here
That's wonderful to hear! Cannas are beautiful plants that can add a tropical feel to any garden. In your zone (7b), you're right at the edge of where they can be left in the ground over winter. They often multiply and come back stronger each year if the winter isn't too harsh. Just remember to mulch them well to protect against any potential frost. Thanks for sharing your experience with growing Cannas in North Alabama. Happy gardening! 🌺🌱
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Beautiful choices. 😍