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What was the plant she was looking at?

Beautiful scent

But wait, does not lemon trees only grow in warmer weather? You are mentioning froze, I live in Canada and have a lemon tree on a pot, can I leave it outside during the winter season? hmm I am guessing the answer is no but I am confused why froze was mentioned on the video.

What mineral is she using

There they go,interupting one another.

Beautiful. I live in a very dry area, so I love that it's drought resistant...

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Would love to see how this looks now

What song is the intro?

I heard you say not to use the spinosad 8n temps above 85. It is late June in central FL. Will neem alone work to treat leaf miners?

very interesting hydrangea! Love the lantana tree and the gorgeous white althea tree. So many temptations!

Wow and WOW! Bring on the gorgeous summer colors!

Gorgeous specimens! And the new parking is so convenient; parked there a few weeks ago ❤

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Happens even with your prevention the only thing I have found that actually works is knowing when they are active daily and monthly the difference between squash bug and vine borrer and take time every day and search the plant carefully and remove the eggs I never let them hatch and you have to search entire plant top bottom of leaves flowers stems and stalks I use a pair of tweezers and four hours a day picking them off the 50 plants I have going

Stellar video! This will greatly help my garden. So thankful for smart CZcamsrs like yourselves. I plan to make a video of my pruning process based on this video. I can only hope that it display at least a portion of the intelligence posed with this video! Thanks again! Love the content

What a GREAT VERY INFORMATIVE video!!!!

VERY informative video! I was taking notes the whole video. The only question that I have is what type of container? Does it matter the material? Terracotta, plastic, whiskey barrel? Thanks so much for these EXTERMELY informative videos!!!!

THANKS LADIES FOR THE GREAT INFO MANY BLESSINGS ❤❤❤❤❤

Do the bee then need something nearby to produce honey?

loved it!

I live in Florida, Nokomis area and I can't get a blackberry seed to germinate. Please help!!!

I love Anne!

Great video and great tips, thank you Beverly and Angela👍🏼

One of them shaped like a grape and one dressed like one.

Is Goodwin creek french lavender also?

A very interesting video but spoiled by this annoying unnecessary LOUD and irritating music. Pity!

Marjoram is my new favorite. It makes a great tea and grows very productively in my Texas garden.

I love you ladies! You inspired me to get back into gardening 🥰

weather is abnormal and we stay close and abide by our phones’ prefictions

Do they come back ever in the ground? I am in Houston and this is my first year growing tulip.. any advice to grow beautiful tulips??? I might want to try dig it up after they are done blooming and store in fry place..

Thank you ladies good info

excellent ideas.

I’ll be looking for that class or handout! ❤

Wonderful advice for citrus growers in N Harris Co.

Does Madeline Hill have a book of her gardening knowledge that I can buy? Id like to get some of her information for my garden.

Oops. I just pruned. November 😢

You are going to need more videos on this!

Almost every question answered except for what's in the title..

Thanks for sharing! I have some crepe myrtles I want to limb up in February and wasn't entirely sure how to go about it. After watching this I'm pretty confident that I know what to do and everything will be fine. Thanks again!

Ok. Ok. Ok. Ok. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Please turn the music down or off. So irritating.

Thank you for all you do !

Thank yall for making this video. I am in cypress and yall answered all my questions.

Very helpful video :) I love the enthusiasm! It’s so cheerful and motivating

what part of Texas are you in

Good video. Pity about the background music; irritating, distracting and unnecessary.

Cute!! I can't wait to visit this nursery. Love your videos!

Do you have a link to order the insulated blanket , I can never seem to fins insulated ones.

I have mint, thyme, basil, chamomile and dill in one huge pot. Im scared to put them in the sun because its getting to be 106° here. Theyre new. So what would you suggest because I have them shaded but bright light. Theyre turning crispy.