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Nice to know your soil ingredients and ratios. Enjoy your leason

I started thinking about and doing that with Virginia Creeper around a propane tank fence. It's a cool effect. Ivy League! Haaavard! .. however, i like how the brick wall looks too! 😃

Should fill in nicely now, plants look great

Nice man i take sand paper and scuff where tap root comes out enough to thin the shell.

I googled Crape Myrtle (Northern bloke). Wow, huge color interest! hope it works!

Cant wait to see how they do in the mist

Nice!

Nice

Them is real nice, can I grow them in NJ ?

Oh wow. Thank u sooo much!!!!

Took a day to reply. Hey guy, look forward to the future how, this build helps you. It's can't be easy building Trees from scratch! Nothing's easy!! You have a plan in mind!

Looks good, Can't wait to see how it works

These have got to be the easiest plants to grow from cuttings. I had a slope behind a shed that was hard to cut the grass or weeds. I cut the ivy in 8 inch lengths, and removed most of the leaves. I used a long screwdriver to make holes and inserted the cutting’s leaving 3 inches above the surface. I then watered it daily. After 2 years the area is completely filled with ivy that I have to trim it to keep it under control.

I order live oak seeds, they all floated!!! I am so mad.

فرمودید چینیها سیب را روی کی وی پیوند زدند. نتیجه چه بود؟

So I understand right! Your propagation bed underneath doesn’t need any sunlight correct?

Appreciate you taking the time video all that!

looks like a bang up product@! And you are a good steward to ure sponsor! I remember from last video and this, your backyard has a lot of shade. Us MN's can't get our head around the heat there! ha!

Are the labels waterproof? Does the text fade away over a few months?

That’s awesome

I prune my crepe myrtles in later winter and late winter when plants start to push there little leaf buds before spring I take the cuttings, they are dormant at the moment but should see some starting to grow when they wake up . I’m told they are a very hardy plant. Fingers crossed

Lmfao sounds like hank hill! Damn it Bobby you cut to much!

Love your video

How often did you change the water in the jar?

Thank you

hm! Interesting as usual. Glad the turn on flood didn't wreck the electronics on the values. Thanks for the explain on the valves! There' you go! I copy Justknots looks like a lot of work! work-run for the hills!

That looks like a lot of work!

How did you bend the pipe for the side walls?

Which kind of Seasons these plants needed .

What is the mixture you planted them in?

What is the soil you used

I’d love to see videos of how to prune crape Myrtles from the first rooted stage all the way to 5 gallon size.

One of my favorite videos you’ve made

I would like to buy them this fall if you sell them!

Thank you!

pretty cool guy!!

Oleanders are super easy, you can propagate with almost any soil, but commercial potting soil makes keeping it moist easier. I like to leave in partial shade and water once a day, never letting the soil get dry until you have some growth. You don't need to leave any leaves on the cutting either, if you do, cut them in 1/2. You can use hard or soft wood, but right in the middle seems to work the best/fastest/durable, 3/8 to 1/2 inch soft-ish wood will yield great results (1-2 year old stems). It'll take around a month to see some action, longer if you try too early in the year.

How big will they get this year?

what state you in? ✌️💚 from the middle of W.V.

would you ever choose to leave a sucker growing from the base of the tree as the central leader?

So u have to place it outside or where sunlight is available, I tried wych elm seed and they become stagnant somehow

any update to this? Wpndering about the one you cut short once rooted. I have not been successful in rooting any but also want them to branch out ground level

Maybe the squirrels are paying you a visit for murdering their friends, the little cottonwood tree was just trying to get by like the rest of us. Im sensing the beginning of an ongoing rivalry. Haha jk. Good video. I’m going to have to look into that potting system.

Story: I mowed my neighbors lawn today, he kept an oak seedling in a pot by his new Hydrangeas. I asked, "How's my Oak doing?" U're videos are interesting. I like Plant biology, since I took a Botany class for my BA degree. I bet the potting soil mix you suggest is super!

They put on a lot of new growth

Is there anyway we can see your ivy bed? Thank You!

You show incredible things in gardening! And time lapse content! Looking forward to the bewitching month in late November in N. MN.

Very Cool

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Bald Cypress are a hard tree not to love. My neighbors tree is setting pods right now and I think I'm gonna take a few.