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I planted 29 seedlings the 2nd summer, I lost 9. These bushes need lots of water the first 2 years

I'm from Andalusia Alabama. I know exactly what you're saying! Lol thank you so much for sharing 😊

How long do you water your plants with the sprinkler? Especially in the heat. Another great video!

Thanks, I appreciate the video. Anything wrong with using just plain sawdust as a potting mix? I know it varies a lot. The stuff I have is fine but not a superfine powdery dust. It drains quickly when I do a drainage test (in a few seconds) and holds moisture. Of all the videos on youtube about potting mix, nobody seems to use sawdust. I wonder why? It's cheap and readily available. Am I missing something?

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I just dug mine out and cut into the mud with a careful eye, holta's started growing back within 8 days with a little tomorite and All Purpose feed along the way - quite incredible!

Thanks!

Wow, awesome green house and video. Very detailed. Great idea on doing gadget to bend the poles and on doing the shade cloth versus plastic. Thank you for sharing. Love it.

So I am disabled. Love propagating. I enjoy doing tree form plants. I have wanted to sell some for extra money for years . I can't do a full sized nursery . Would it to be worth it to specialize in tree form plants? I need something as disability isn't enouph. Also it gives me something to do. I am mostly blind.

Think it’s capable of about 10-12 hours of work per week. Fence rows mainly

Great video and thanks for the information. One question though? Should the cuttings be placed in full sun or in the shade, while waiting for them to take root?

Thank You! Exactly what I needed to see!

Buddy I guess you never heard a worm castings are you trying to tell me that you're still using synthetic fertilizer when there's something called worm castings something that I produce so you can grow organically synthetic fertilizer is no way to go we have to get away from synthetic fertilizers they kill everything that's good about growing your plants are going to be prone to diseases because you're not going to have the microbial and fungi web that you need to grow really good food naturally all you need is organic compost and some worm castings to fire up the microbial process you should probably look into it sir everyone needs to get away from synthetic fertilizers there's no need for it nature naturally produces everything plants need to survive all you need is organic matter and some worms for your plants to thrive your terpenes will be way higher because the plants will get the proper nutrients they need with the help of the microbes and the symbiotic relationship between them and the plants

Love! Just love watching your nursery progress! Great job!

What do you do with them over the winter?

Hey where did you get the misters at? Thanks

Thank you!! Some of my panicle hydrangeas are setting bud…does that matter? I’d like to try at this time of year. I’ve had good success with sticking late cuttings near winter time…totally hands off.

Some of my panicle hydrangeas are setting bud…does that matter? I’d like to try this time of year. I’ve had good success with sticking late cuttings near winter time…totally hands off.

I thought green emeralds don’t grow more than 14 feet. This is obviously bigger then that

Does the shade house need to be that tall?

I have my plants out the 1st week of March and my sales end the last week of May. It's been in the mid hundreds. Today it was 113. I still don't have the timing down or annuals to bloom I'm still trying to learn that one

I love hydrangeas & roses and I want endless amounts of each I think I didnt mist enough before

I think I over fertilized. My trees are turning yellow by the root and leaves are falling. If I did over fertilize, any suggestions on how to save the plants? They’re in trade gallon pots.

Great video! Thanks for sharing important info like this

When can you do propagate sweetbay magnolia . softwood cutting or last year wood? Thanks

Timing has been crazy for me this year! Native plants just won’t germinate when you want/need them to. This fall, I will start the stratification MUCH earlier, and I will stratify three different ways to ensure germination somewhere between the three! Natives grow more slowly than regular plants, I think, too.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise with all of us!! Much appreciated!!

looking healthy and fit :)

You are a Green Giant life saver! Thank you x 1 billion. Can this propogation be used for cedar trees also?

I just ordered some 3 ft Green Giant Thuja. It is mid-June here in southeast Michigan, zone 6. Should I wait until Fall to plant them? In the winter, should I wrap them?

Excellent advice ❤😎mid 90 s cake walk in Florida

Excellent advice ❤😎

A very important video! It links into my comment from last week. I learned A LOT this year. I tried cannas and mums for the first time this year.. Cannas look great but, they needed to be in full bloom 4 weeks ago…. I started my mums way too early and they are blooming in the spring and not fall.. This is how we learn! I plan on building a greenhouse this winter. It should be a game changer when I am getting my plants to in bloom for the spring season.. Sorry I am missing your last weekend sale. Enjoy that recliner and tall glass of iced tea this afternoon. God bless you and your family! Thank you for putting your adventure here for us all to see and learn from!

We had very late frosts in parts of NJ, so hard to predict!

Great advice!

saturday sales only in july & august always late buyers

every thing with a bloom sells

a nursery should never fully close cut back hours in summer & winter

mother nature is always unperdictable

We had the same experience with our annuals/veggies. The 2 days before opening we had temps around 35 - had to take every single tray into the basement - what a pain! We had about 40 trays. We did save them all, so it was worth it.

It sure is a lot of work and the timing sneaks up on you! Open part of the year but a 12 month a year job! Great video!

Even when you think you know everything there is always temperature changes water Sun and animals and other variable yes you can start to early with indoor seeds. Know your plants and what they do . That is why a test outdoor garden space for plants instead of throwing them out is great to have. At least you found your wholesaler in that time. There is always a silver lining or as I say turning lemons into lemonade. Keep up the great work

Facebook is a waste of time & energy. Is this still available??? I see it's $20 would you take $3 for it?? As soon as the new wears off Facebook will become your problem. No thanks!!

It sounds like you are getting a grasp on the nursery business. You guys are awesome to see running a family business.

Good morning! Love the knowledge you always give us consistently every week! Keep doing you!

What percentage shade cloth are you using? Here in Kansas my ground temp was 130 in my garden area surface. below the wood chips it was 74. Do you think I should use the white material.

I had problems with cucumbers during the drought last year and planted three Beit Alpha plants this year. I need a bucket to harvest them...DAILY!

Good morning.

Same question on pine bark in my area no one has te pine bark what is the brand name maybe that will help thanks