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Thank YOU. I love people like you.

Mine is looking like that but has no roots, u cleaned everything and put in clean soil now with rooting hormone,hopefully it survives 😢

Im so scared of caterpillars!! Ugh!

Do you bring your trees Inside in the winter time or do you leave them outside?

Hi Can I do a major on my Prune Bloomerang Lilac in the fall live in Ottawa Canada

That was one of the best educational videos I've ever watched. I had no idea you could / should prune pine trees. I think I will buy one of these trees this year and now I won't worry so much if it isn't perfect. :) www.northlandnursery.com/_files/ugd/ab3908_2c2182215eb5453d960a81be64d4693e.pdf

Great video! Thanks for sharing an update on year 2 of the apple trees. Glad they’re doing so well!

Perfect. Just the info & demo I was looking for. Thanks!

i left my 3 little pine trees alone and now theyre about 6 or 7 ft tall but im going to attempt to keep them that height now

Now that it’s been a year, how are the trees doing? It would be great to see a follow up video.

What is the name of the red one in the beginning of your video?

Dino is gorgeous. My 4 and 8 year old named ours Lily 😄

Sweet looking plants. Are these "butterfly delphiniums" the same as the butterfly bush. I notice the same sort of tall flower but with a totally different leaf. Nice garden; my back aches just knowing what you put into it. Keep the info coming...thumbs up for sure.

❤beautiful

How long do you keep the peace lily submerged under water before transplanting into a pot?

Beautiful garden, thank you for sharing.

It’s a black swallow tail

i keep mine in large pots they are as tall as i am and hoping they get taller. i only trim after they bloom and only the bloom stem. cannot get over how full of blooms it makes it for the following spring. wish i could attach a pic.

Don't use chemicals. Birds are very sensitive to them. Just scrub with a brush. It won't be spotless but clean enough for the wildlife.

The best is elbow grease..😂no chemicals

CLR works as well

Beautiful natural looking garden, its a pollinators dream.

What’s the tall plants next to the lilies called?

So pretty and peaceful❤

How did these do? It's been a bout a year since you chopped!!

Lovely garden.

Thanks. I think I got it. An answer to a comment about changing pots helped

Just the information I'm looking for. Concern about the width in a container. How wide do you expect them to get? Thanks. Very clear info

I rooted few, the problem with them is you need rooting hormone, strong one and about 50% will take roots even like that

Thanks for showing results. Im surprised after 6 weeks the roots system isnt bigger. I propagate roses and usually by 6weeks there are a large amount of roots. I use coarse play sand as my medium. Anyway, its good to know what to expect not kust method. I guess starting earlier in the season might be better.

Some one gave me a bird bath iam going to try to do this to clean it

Mine is looking so sad just drooping over. Also have misshapen leaves and lots of brown spots on the backsides.

Thank you for showing several examples of where to cut. This really helps!

I love using fresh chamomile for my chamomile tea enemas.

Is there any additional benefits to drinking it fresh and not dried like you get from the store?

Mine gets covered in aphids. 😔 Do you not have many aphids where you are?

I find it kind of easy to root them, but overwinter of them is a different story.

What do you fertilize with?

Found the channel as I was looking at Birkin plants Was looking too for an update on the ones you cut back and the one you potted. Where would that be? I am zone 9B No Calif. Where are you?

Horticulturist here! As unintuitive as it is, plants eat from the top and not the bottom, so if you want to have a more efficient use of your bone and blood meal, you could add it on top of the soil after planted, or even mix it with the first inch layer around the stem! Happy harvest!

I needed this video..

That's about how my two looked. I gave up on Birkins.

Congra😊tulatios?

Thank you for sharing !

Love your apron. ❤ I wear them for cooking all the time. Need to find one for planting.

Thank you for making this video. I've been struggling to find a good video for propagating clematis, probably because, as you stated, they don't always take. Your video shows really good close-up views, and I appreciate the way you explained some of the process. I never thought to just bury the plant. I have a question I'm hoping you can help me with. I'm in zone 5, and this year, all the plants seem to be a few weeks ahead of their normal growing cycles. Would you suggest this same method of using the propagation box at this time of the year? Or should I stick them and leave them in open air? The weather is up & down but hovering around 60F at night. Im in the same boat as you, no greenhouse. Are there any other pointers you could give me to get started? Thanks again for your video ❤ Also, I'm sorry for such a long comment.

Here you are, your 1000 subscriber, just the info I was looking for , I’m planning to try propagating these too 😊

Can you post the content of what you did after putting the cuttings in water

doesn't look like the president more like like hf young

Beautiful garden, authentic, love colors, delphinium is gorgeous. I live in zone 8, just try to plant delphinium.