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Good afternoon! You have recorded a very informative video-thank you very much for it. But it does not seem to you that you have overlooked the main thing to add to the plot the flowering of 183 species of magnolias that grow in this botanical garden - and you need to devote considerable time to this, at least 30-45 seconds for each species. Thank you for your hard work and your work. Sincerely, Maxim Ryabov, your colleague from Russia

Some of us still use plants as medicine. They are food after all. Let thy food be thy medicine, thy medicine food. They are one and the same and have been for millennia, at least until corporations saw an opportunity to make big money, and that combination is never to be trusted. Give plants a try. You’d be surprised how healthy you will be, and no side effects!

Awesome video.

Excellent educational clip, thank you! Soil Health = Human Health. Cheers to M.Vaccae! YAY to healthy dirt!

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In addition to plants that attract butterflies with their nectar-rich flowers, it's also important to include host plants in your garden. Host plants are specific plants that provide food and habitat for butterfly caterpillars. Here are some examples of host plants for butterflies: 1. Milkweed (Asclepias): As mentioned earlier, milkweed is the host plant for monarch butterflies. Monarch caterpillars exclusively feed on milkweed leaves. 2. Parsley, Dill, and Fennel: These plants are host plants for swallowtail butterflies, including the black swallowtail and the eastern tiger swallowtail. 3. Passionflower (Passiflora): Passionflower vines are host plants for the Gulf fritillary butterfly. The caterpillars feed on the leaves of these vines. 4. Nettles (Urtica): Nettles are host plants for various species of butterflies, including the red admiral and the comma butterfly. 5. Spicebush (Lindera benzoin): Spicebush is a host plant for the spicebush swallowtail butterfly. The caterpillars feed on the leaves of this shrub. 6. Pipevine (Aristolochia): Pipevine is a host plant for the pipevine swallowtail butterfly. The caterpillars feed on the leaves of this vine. 7. Senna (Cassia): Senna plants are host plants for the cloudless sulphur butterfly. The caterpillars feed on the leaves of these plants. 8. Violets (Viola): Violets are host plants for various species of fritillary butterflies, including the great spangled fritillary and the silver-bordered fritillary. By including both nectar plants and host plants in your garden, you can create a welcoming habitat for butterflies throughout their life cycle.

I saw one yesterday in the Ottawa area so I think they are moving.

Spiders are alive?? That's strange because my mate Paul told me that they weren't.

So lovely!!! Thank you for posting!

This should be shared with other cities' conservation authorities. Local nurseries and Home Depot are so bad at helping maintain the Ecosystem in Ontario.

My problem is when they start growing they are so fragile that die from watering how can i make them now droop over

Has anyone tried to turn one into a bonsai..

Love your passion for birds! Thanks!

so cute!

I never knew! 🤯

A small piece of mine that I have had over 1 year broke off last summer so I just stuck it in dirt and it grew. By fall this little piece had red bracts on it. Simple. They get the same light all year and now the mother plant has tons of red bracts on it. Goes out in summer then in for winter.

You are awesome, thank you^^

Great tips! Thank you!

The only video I’ve seen on this. Why is it not more popular? You’re a beast! :)

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So, in the 6 weeks of waiting for new growth, does it need light?

What are the details of what people will be seeing?

Mine just died. Rest in peace poncettia 🙏

So my poinsettia was purchased in a pot with 3 other leafy plants that I want to keep alive. What I’m assuming is that I’ll need to remove the poinsettia from the arrangement and then continue along with the cutback and repotting that you demonstrated. That way I could possibly save both the leafy plants as well as the poinsettia. Does this sound right?

The music is blocking her voice

I clone them by putting the pruned branches in water for a week or so until I see roots or for a week whether I see roots or not and plant them in some Happy Frog soil and keep them for many years to come!

Good informative video, the background music is unnecessary and VERY annoying

Mr. Justin CHen is my grade 9 sci teacher :)

Thank you what a great video 😊

Wow. LED lights. So beautiful

They also are tree climbers. Their bellies are iridescent. Beautiful animal.

Love you guys

Looks boring

I made one last year with my son at a Kids in Nature event. They provided the material. I was looking at a way I could do it with my pre-K students, since I don't have access to wool. Thank you for the great ideas. It isn't letting me post a picture.

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I'm going to try it thanks for the info. Lots of birds where I live

I killed mine completely left it outside and it came to life

The Knockout series is probably my favorite.

beautiful

wonderful. i wish you talk more about the trees, i adore maple trees.

I’ve found 3 on my property!

Peter Dalglish as in 🪳 convicted child rapist UNICEF/UN Peter Dalglish? Pure evil. Disgusting

I love your energy! God bless

Sound recording needs some improvement. Hardly can hear it. Thanks!

Thank you for this video. I " rescued " 2 plants from my church the second week of January. 1 of the plants is doing quite well while the other, unfortunately, may not last. Apparently I have been watering a bit too much and certainly need to prune back the fading plant if I want to save it. BTW, as of April 20th I have had both plants 3 months and they were at church for a month before that. Thanks for the tips.

Sound is terrible!

Ok fine you got me

I have one poinsettia that is 13 years old and one that is 8 years old. I kept them in the same pot and just water once a week. No fertilizer and never trimmed. They have sat on a table at a west facing window the whole time. This fall I finally repotted them into bigger pots and new soil. They both produce the coloured leaves each year between December and April.

I've been finding a lot of cotton from the farmers as the wind blows it everywhere so I've been separating a lot of this cotton from the seeds obviously I keep the seeds can I use cotton in my bird bag for the birds to use for their nesting ☺️