Put the empty hanging basket inside the planter and pack soil around it. Remove basket and plop plant into the exact sized hole and make transplanting sooo much easier. Ive learned lots over the years.
@@GardeningwithCreekside I always found it hard to pack dirt around the plants when in place. I make sure the plants (even the 4 inch size) are dampened first (so the soil doesn't fall away) and then gently removed from their nursery containers and plant the empty containers to the proper level. I tamp it down enough so when I gently remove them, the soil stays in place. Then, I pop the plants right into the spaces! So much less traumatic on tender plants! After planting a few, I use those empty containers and un-pot the next ones right before they go in.
I’m so glad to find your channel. I live just north of mobile Alabama and I’m working on my porch and deck. Gotta get better bang for my buck while keeping the plants healthy and gorgeous.
I am watching your excellent video and live in Toronto Ontario Canada-I was really impressed by your down to earth-ha ha- wonderful idea of planting them in the ground This is my plan for tomorrow! Thanks again Cheers from Canada-Margaret K
I’m so glad I found YOUR videos, I really wanted to try these plant’s especially the “ Calibrocha’s didn’t know you guy’s had red clay , turned out to be a pretty good thing after all 🤗 here in Bama! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and direct planting tips. Just great , I’ve got plant these for sure. Again a “ million “ thanks!
I love my Supertunia Bubblegum! I planted it in a pot last year in my front yard and it is growing again this year! I live in Southern California and it’s so beautiful! 🌸🥰
Wish I saw this before buying & planting all my flowers!! I'm still going to sprinkle the plant food around and I'll probably lift some of my potted plants and add plant food and extra soil. Thanks!!😊
Ohhh wow, I just adore you and what you did. I always wondered how certain areas were flooded with color and now I know. Bless your heart from 12 hr northeast of you saying stay safe and healthy AND your hair color is STUNNING! 🙏❤️🌞
Nice video! I’ve planted 2 bubblegums in a hanging basket in my garden & I have 8 vista fuschia planted in my landscape. They’re already blowing up! I’ve used both of the fertilizers by proven winners since last year & I swear by this stuff! It’s amazing! I’ve actually started using it in my vegetable garden this year. So far my plants have exploded with growth & I have tons of tomatoes popping up, tons of flowers on everything. I’m so impressed!
I live in Tennessee, so I have clay soil as you do in NC. I had always thought I needed to remove the clay from the hole and replace with garden soil before planting. I was encouraged to see that you didn’t do that, but put the petunias right there in the clay. If this works for me too, it’s a game changer. Thank you for this enlightening video. I’m off to get some Proven Winners plants and fertilizer to try in my garden.
Thank you thank you thank you what's a beautiful idea I am so glad I came across your videos. I live up here in New York state and I love Evan flower gardens I've had some pretty ones in my time but this year is the greatest idea I've ever seen God bless you
I have done this for 25 years,people thought I was crazy! So glad you did this video but I had a small heart attack when you yanked that hanger out of the plant!! Lol Your one tuff Gardner!🥰
I've been gardening my whole life, as my Mother was an avid non-stop gardener. These 3 tips is something I've never done before. I can't wait to find the coco elephant ears. I have an area that has several of the green ones, which I plan to move around my coco elephant ear. It's in a partial shaded area and my existing elephant ears have done very well. I'm so excited to get the coco elephant ear, or ears. 2 probably. You have been very informative and I appreciate that. I've never seen you on you tube. So glad I found you. Thank you so much for the education your provide to us you tubers. You are a very pretty young woman also. I'll be following you. By the way, I have a nephew who lives in your town. I live 40 miles west of Ft. Worth, Texas, so I have to be careful to purchase items that do well in high heat here. Thank you again and God Bless. Linda, from HOT Texas.!!
When I plant any of my coconut liners I like to line them with a water mat. This material is similar to what you find in a baby diaper. When you do this the water does not run out the bottom but is absorbed into the liner and the roots grow deep to find that water. I also use granules that do the same thing. This works great in those hot climates and saves on watering more than once a day in the hottest months
You can also buy water polymers to incorporate into your soil. Suggest you hydrate first or use VERY sparingly. They plump up about 50×. They help hold water in pots & I use them in vases too. Edit: they go by many names, Water Grabber, Soil Moist etc.
We have been trying for six years to plant flowers in the ground and they die every year the majority of them and so now we transplant into large pots. We used a message that you showed here in this video after seeing your video sometime back and I appreciate all your suggestions and it now works very well to have beautiful flowers. Our biggest fight now is the wind and extreme high heat and humidity in the summer in the Midwest!! Thank you so much for your videos♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🌸🌸
I enjoyed your video. I also specialize in growing hanging baskets and bedding plants in containers. I’ve found in my experience and read that flowering plants such as Petunias, Begonias, Calibrachoas, Geraniums need to be in basket that is a minimum of 14” diameter in order for them to last the Season. Having a Larger Container always means You should not need to water as often. A 10” basket during the Summer may need to be watered twice a day. I recommend You consider moving up to a larger basket and not using a 10” diameter. It’s also a good idea to mention that many baskets benefit from a good shearing back when they start getting leggy. In Ontario we do this in early August. The basket looks a little bare for a week or 10 days but come back even Better and last into October
My bubblegum supertunia from last year is still alive in my southeastern Virginia garden and its late February. Its even got some baby runners I'm going to transplant when its warmer. I also have some Calibricoa super bells alive in a hanging basket AND in the landscape. We had a couple of days in the mid twenties and they still survived!
Thank you so much it's 5:30 in the morning and this is my best time to look at videos I've learned a whole lot about hanging baskets I always thought if they was fully bloom in the nursery that it wasn't going to survive but a couple of weeks at home well now I know my way of thinking was wrong thank you so much if I only had one question it would be if I have a large barrel that I would like to put my hanging basket in how long can I reuse the soil it takes a lot of soil to fill in one of those baskets again thank you so very much I live in Connecticut zone 6
I lined my coco with landscape fabric, added soil, water beads, fertilizer and the plants. So far my plants look happy. I normally have dried out hanging baskets by now! We'll see what they look like by July!
Hi Jenny! This video was very informative and helpful. My daughter and son-in-law gave me a beautiful hanging basket for Mother's Day and my daughter suggested planting it in a pot later on. That is what she does with hers. I liked the idea, but had no idea how to "safely" remove the plants from the pot, so thank you for showing me how to do that. Thank you and PW for sharing this!
Enjoy all your videos! Keep on doing you ! People amaze me ! In 2022 still criticizing others accents. Proud southerner myself. My accent is extremely deeper than hers. Here in the south Just like all over the world accents , tones, slangs, and languages vary within each region. The southern Appalachian language is a variation of the old English, Scottish, Irish dialect. If you have read Shakespeare you will read many of the words as we still pronounce them today in the south . Many of us also have Native American heritage and language as well . Hope y’all have a good ole time out there in them gardens. Get them youngins outside and in the dirt. Catch yall some lightin bugs, and get granny beads around y’all’s necks. Ain’t no shame in my heritage as i am sure yall feel the same about yours .
I use the empty pot and put it in the new container and fill in around it with soil pack it down slightly and then you can put the plant in the hole without damaging any of the plants! Easy👍
I love the Proven Winners soil for my pots. I have to order mine online during the pandemic. I'm finding that i'm using more soil - 6 bags so far and 3 still on order LOL
Incredibly informative. I've been wanting to start my own hanging baskets, this year maybe the year ,getting a jump start on Spring this year! Hoping you dont mind me saying..Gosh your incredibly gorgeous Michigan
Good thing she said she was from the south, at first I thought she was Irish! You need a liner for coco baskets diapers are the best, they hold water and slowly release it back to the soil
I had to move away from coco liners. Darn birds in the month of May were pulling them apart to build their nests. I have hanging window boxes attached to my PVC privacy fence in the backyard. I used the coco liners for many years without problems, but a wise bird came along a couple a years ago and started pulling the liners apart. Apparently, birds learn from each other and the next thing I know there's a dozen birds pulling my coco liners apart. Over the winter I found a company online that builds PVC window boxes. Worked out perfectly! Ok guys let's see you pull those apart! 😄
I use a pelletized polymer addition to the soil at planting time. A half teaspoon per planter is enough. They hold tons of water so your plants will last and your watering will be something you'll be able to stay on top of. It's a game changer. Available everywhere!
@@annstuart-birdsall5581 I got the tip from this guy. Look at his phenomenal baskets and you tell me if the polymer works! czcams.com/video/fa6qLoiXmqo/video.html
People if you have a large container like at 11:00, put plastic water bottles at the bottom to save your expensive soil. The plant does not grow that deep. Also it makes the planter a lot lighter!
With regular watering fertilizing and cutting back it's important even cut back the flowers because they think they finish their life cycle you have to cut back to that new growth you may you lose a few flowers but it's going to bust right back wide open
Kitten Korleone unfortunately these chains couldn’t detach from the container. Under normal planting conditions it would have gone more smoothly, but as soon as you stick a camera on yourself while gardening weird things happen 😂
@@GardeningwithCreekside Things always seem to go wrong at the worst times. I always say....."Where's Allen Funt"! I also wanted to comment on those Proven Winners Vista Petunias. They are incredible! I never tell my neighbors my secrets!
My supertunia stopped blooming in temperature of 90+. Where should it be placed to continue to bloom in excess heat? It's in a huge pot with plenty of space and watered daily.
Hello! I have the supertunia bubblegum mixed with a supertunia lilac/white bloom that I bought at the nursery. It isnt in a hanging basket. The lilac/white is full of blooms while the bubblegum is full of lush green leaves with 3-4 blooms only🫣. I fed it miracle grow 4 days ago. I wonder if I should prune them back? What am I missing?
Natalia Lopes we have found in our experience that the Superbells by PW do not get as damaged and bounce back faster than petunias after a big rain. I suppose it’s because they have smaller blooms so not as much surface area to be damaged.
Visit our website and click on find a retailer to locate stores in your area that carry our plants. Also, we can ship plant food to you if you cannot find it locally, but we cannot ship plants to Canada.
Typically no, these are annuals so they would only stay alive in the warmest of areas. Look at the hardiness zones number for each plant and that will help you too.
Okay... late to the party here, but thrilled I have finally arrived. I live in zone 3 in Alberta, Canada where our season is MUCH shorter. ☹ Your tips will still work though!!! 😃 Questions tho.... First, I avoid Petunias because of the constant deadheading. Will what you suggest help reduce the deadheading? It's a fulltime job... Second, if you sprinkle the fertilizer in the ground, do I still need to water with fertizer in the water twice a week?
Welcome! The best news about our Supertunias is that they are self-cleaning, meaning the spent bloom drops without any help from you! And if you use time release plant food when planting, you can wait 6-8 weeks and then start to water with a water soluble plant food mixed in.Hope this helps!
I live in Orlando Florida and cannot find the slow release fertilizer or the water soluble fertilizer anywhere. I have driven to every garden center in my area for them.
Put the empty hanging basket inside the planter and pack soil around it. Remove basket and plop plant into the exact sized hole and make transplanting sooo much easier. Ive learned lots over the years.
Kitten Korleone GENIUS!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing that handy tip, happy gardening!
LOVE that tip !
@@GardeningwithCreekside I always found it hard to pack dirt around the plants when in place. I make sure the plants (even the 4 inch size) are dampened first (so the soil doesn't fall away) and then gently removed from their nursery containers and plant the empty containers to the proper level. I tamp it down enough so when I gently remove them, the soil stays in place. Then, I pop the plants right into the spaces! So much less traumatic on tender plants! After planting a few, I use those empty containers and un-pot the next ones right before they go in.
Kitten Korleone love your tip
Excellent. Well worth the time spent watching
I really appreciate these demonstrations! The key for me was to set a reminder to fertilize every 10-14 days.
Thanks Proven Winners.....for Loving North Carolina….making us look beautiful > as we are! Thanks!
Enjoyed your video tips...great for spring and even summer! Got to feed your plants!!
THANK YOU! Beautiful! I Can’t wait to plant mine. I hope we get to see these in a few months to see how they filled out your ground space.
I’m so glad to find your channel. I live just north of mobile Alabama and I’m working on my porch and deck. Gotta get better bang for my buck while keeping the plants healthy and gorgeous.
I am watching your excellent video and live in Toronto Ontario Canada-I was really impressed by your down to earth-ha ha- wonderful idea of planting them in the ground This is my plan for tomorrow! Thanks again Cheers from Canada-Margaret K
I’m so glad I found YOUR videos, I really wanted to try these plant’s especially the “ Calibrocha’s didn’t know you guy’s had red clay , turned out to be a pretty good thing after all 🤗 here in Bama! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and direct planting tips. Just great , I’ve got plant these for sure. Again a “ million “ thanks!
I love the ideas you come up with. And also loving your hair!😊
Great video Jenny. Love the superbells and using the hanging baskets to add instant volume.
Jay Bee so glad you found it helpful! Happy gardening!
I love my Supertunia Bubblegum! I planted it in a pot last year in my front yard and it is growing again this year! I live in Southern California and it’s so beautiful! 🌸🥰
🌸Awesome Demo 👍🏽 and thank you for teaching me “ How to replant hanging baskets” Deb 🇨🇦
Debra Pearse so glad you found it helpful, happy gardening!
Wish I saw this before buying & planting all my flowers!! I'm still going to sprinkle the plant food around and I'll probably lift some of my potted plants and add plant food and extra soil. Thanks!!😊
Great job 🌺truly enjoyed it..God Bless🦋
Ohhh wow, I just adore you and what you did. I always wondered how certain areas were flooded with color and now I know. Bless your heart from 12 hr northeast of you saying stay safe and healthy AND your hair color is STUNNING!
🙏❤️🌞
Nice video! I’ve planted 2 bubblegums in a hanging basket in my garden & I have 8 vista fuschia planted in my landscape. They’re already blowing up! I’ve used both of the fertilizers by proven winners since last year & I swear by this stuff! It’s amazing! I’ve actually started using it in my vegetable garden this year. So far my plants have exploded with growth & I have tons of tomatoes popping up, tons of flowers on everything. I’m so impressed!
They were all beautiful! I love proven winners flowers getting ready to plant them myself I mostly do containers they j ugh st overflow with beauty!
Marilyn Baldwin happy gardening!
I lined my window boxes and hanging baskets with potty pads. It really works to retain moisture!
I live in Tennessee, so I have clay soil as you do in NC. I had always thought I needed to remove the clay from the hole and replace with garden soil before planting. I was encouraged to see that you didn’t do that, but put the petunias right there in the clay. If this works for me too, it’s a game changer. Thank you for this enlightening video. I’m off to get some Proven Winners plants and fertilizer to try in my garden.
I purchased 2 Patagonia hanging plants but decided to put them in 2 beautiful ceramic pots...and they look beautiful draping over!!!
Thank you thank you thank you what's a beautiful idea I am so glad I came across your videos. I live up here in New York state and I love Evan flower gardens I've had some pretty ones in my time but this year is the greatest idea I've ever seen God bless you
Game changer! Thank you 👍🌞🌸
Thanks for the great info about feeding the plants
I have done this for 25 years,people thought I was crazy! So glad you did this video but I had a small heart attack when you yanked that hanger out of the plant!! Lol Your one tuff Gardner!🥰
Thank you for the information on this video! Very helpful.
I've been gardening my whole life, as my Mother was an avid non-stop gardener. These 3 tips is something I've never done before. I can't wait to find the coco elephant ears. I have an area that has several of the green ones, which I plan to move around my coco elephant ear. It's in a partial shaded area and my existing elephant ears have done very well. I'm so excited to get the coco elephant ear, or ears. 2 probably. You have been very informative and I appreciate that. I've never seen you on you tube. So glad I found you. Thank you so much for the education your provide to us you tubers. You are a very pretty young woman also. I'll be following you. By the way, I have a nephew who lives in your town. I live 40 miles west of Ft. Worth, Texas, so I have to be careful to purchase items that do well in high heat here.
Thank you again and God Bless. Linda, from HOT Texas.!!
When I plant any of my coconut liners I like to line them with a water mat. This material is similar to what you find in a baby diaper. When you do this the water does not run out the bottom but is absorbed into the liner and the roots grow deep to find that water. I also use granules that do the same thing. This works great in those hot climates and saves on watering more than once a day in the hottest months
I am wondering where I could find watermats? Always trying to help find a way to help cemetery pots that dry out too fast.
@@judithjohnson2111 I don't want to promote other companies here...if you search online you can find many companies that sell them
I use doggy pee pee pads from the dollar store 👍
leslie tromski great idea!
You can also buy water polymers to incorporate into your soil. Suggest you hydrate first or use VERY sparingly. They plump up about 50×.
They help hold water in pots & I use them in vases too.
Edit: they go by many names, Water Grabber, Soil Moist etc.
Thank you so much for your demonstration!!❤
We have been trying for six years to plant flowers in the ground and they die every year the majority of them and so now we transplant into large pots. We used a message that you showed here in this video after seeing your video sometime back and I appreciate all your suggestions and it now works very well to have beautiful flowers. Our biggest fight now is the wind and extreme high heat and humidity in the summer in the Midwest!! Thank you so much for your videos♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🌸🌸
Amazing video...can’t wait to try this. Thank you.
Stay Home A Gordon Fagler you’re so welcome! Happy gardening!
I enjoyed your video. I also specialize in growing hanging baskets and bedding plants in containers. I’ve found in my experience and read that flowering plants such as Petunias, Begonias, Calibrachoas, Geraniums need to be in basket that is a minimum of 14” diameter in order for them to last the Season. Having a Larger Container always means You should not need to water as often. A 10” basket during the Summer may need to be watered twice a day. I recommend You consider moving up to a larger basket and not using a 10” diameter.
It’s also a good idea to mention that many baskets benefit from a good shearing back when they start getting leggy. In Ontario we do this in early August. The basket looks a little bare for a week or 10 days but come back even Better and last into October
My bubblegum supertunia from last year is still alive in my southeastern Virginia garden and its late February. Its even got some baby runners I'm going to transplant when its warmer. I also have some Calibricoa super bells alive in a hanging basket AND in the landscape. We had a couple of days in the mid twenties and they still survived!
Jenny did a great job presenting all the infomation!
gypsy soul thank you so much!
@@GardeningwithCreekside iu
Thank you so much it's 5:30 in the morning and this is my best time to look at videos I've learned a whole lot about hanging baskets I always thought if they was fully bloom in the nursery that it wasn't going to survive but a couple of weeks at home well now I know my way of thinking was wrong thank you so much if I only had one question it would be if I have a large barrel that I would like to put my hanging basket in how long can I reuse the soil it takes a lot of soil to fill in one of those baskets again thank you so very much I live in Connecticut zone 6
I lined my coco with landscape fabric, added soil, water beads, fertilizer and the plants. So far my plants look happy. I normally have dried out hanging baskets by now! We'll see what they look like by July!
looking very nice love them.
keila riley thank you!
Hi Jenny! This video was very informative and helpful. My daughter and son-in-law gave me a beautiful hanging basket for Mother's Day and my daughter suggested planting it in a pot later on. That is what she does with hers. I liked the idea, but had no idea how to "safely" remove the plants from the pot, so thank you for showing me how to do that. Thank you and PW for sharing this!
Thank you for the great tips and thanks for sharing the video!!👍🦋🦋🥀🥀
Great informative video...beautiful petunias 🎊
Thank you so much! This was very helpful and now I’m gonna think outside the “basket “ 😊 Happy Planting 🌷
As a novice Gardner this was very informative. Thanks a million.
Earl Wilson you’re so welcome! Happy gardening!
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Beautiful flowers 😍🌺
clara y sus flores thank you!
Enjoyed your video - very helpful - Thanks!
Thank you for sharing. That was good information.
Martha Figueroa so happy you found it helpful!
Nice flowering plants
Wonderful!! Thanks for sharing 🥰🥰👀
I very like your garden.
Enjoy all your videos! Keep on doing you ! People amaze me ! In 2022 still criticizing others accents. Proud southerner myself. My accent is extremely deeper than hers. Here in the south Just like all over the world accents , tones, slangs, and languages vary within each region. The southern Appalachian language is a variation of the old English, Scottish, Irish dialect. If you have read Shakespeare you will read many of the words as we still pronounce them today in the south . Many of us also have Native American heritage and language as well . Hope y’all have a good ole time out there in them gardens. Get them youngins outside and in the dirt. Catch yall some lightin bugs, and get granny beads around y’all’s necks. Ain’t no shame in my heritage as i am sure yall feel the same about yours .
Thank you for sharing this, many people are not used to southern accents and we hope your comments will help other embrace this!
South Georiga here.. lol.. So helpful, thank you. ♥️😇👍
Beautiful!!
julie dorey thanks so much! Happy gardening!
What a great video! New Comer thank you, I believe I will hang around a while.
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So enjoyable 🙏
I use the empty pot and put it in the new container and fill in around it with soil pack it down slightly and then you can put the plant in the hole without damaging any of the plants! Easy👍
now thats a great idea thanks
I love the Proven Winners soil for my pots. I have to order mine online during the pandemic. I'm finding that i'm using more soil - 6 bags so far and 3 still on order LOL
Very helpful tips thanks
Incredibly informative. I've been wanting to start my own hanging baskets, this year maybe the year ,getting a jump start on Spring this year! Hoping you dont mind me saying..Gosh your incredibly gorgeous Michigan
HEY JENNY, IT'S A WONDERFUL VIDEO ! MANY IDEAS FOR ME. MY ENGLISH IS NOT SO GOOD ! MANY GREATINGS FROM GERMANY 🙋♀️👍🌺🌞
Lonny Flath thank you so much! Happy gardening!
This was a very enlightening video. Thank you for not only telling, but showing how to transfer hanging plants to the three different areas.
Two words 'Awesome Idea" - Hanging to whatever you want :-)
Great tips. Thank you !
Thanks for watching!
Good thing she said she was from the south, at first I thought she was Irish! You need a liner for coco baskets diapers are the best, they hold water and slowly release it back to the soil
This video is super useful!
Glad it was helpful!
Great ideas!
imahappygal1 glad you found it helpful!
I had to move away from coco liners. Darn birds in the month of May were pulling them apart to build their nests. I have hanging window boxes attached to my PVC privacy fence in the backyard. I used the coco liners for many years without problems, but a wise bird came along a couple a years ago and started pulling the liners apart. Apparently, birds learn from each other and the next thing I know there's a dozen birds pulling my coco liners apart. Over the winter I found a company online that builds PVC window boxes. Worked out perfectly! Ok guys let's see you pull those apart! 😄
Thank you for sharing. 💫y
Yolanda Fortune thank you for watching!
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thanks for sharing your video host.sending you my full support and love.
Thanks so much!
I use a pelletized polymer addition to the soil at planting time. A half teaspoon per planter is enough. They hold tons of water so your plants will last and your watering will be something you'll be able to stay on top of. It's a game changer. Available everywhere!
I appreciate that info.thanks
I’ve been told these absorb water but don’t release the water back out into the dirt. Don’t know if this is true or not.
Kitten Korleone there are so many great gardening hacks about there. Thanks for sharing!
@@annstuart-birdsall5581 I got the tip from this guy. Look at his phenomenal baskets and you tell me if the polymer works! czcams.com/video/fa6qLoiXmqo/video.html
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Thank you so much
You're most welcome
People if you have a large container like at 11:00, put plastic water bottles at the bottom to save your expensive soil. The plant does not grow that deep. Also it makes the planter a lot lighter!
Great video
Diane Bortz thank you! Happy gardening!!!
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It's very beautiful garden...l hopefully it is the LOVE ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY so much thank you so much thank you...
Great advice & video but too many critters here in Colorado to do that ! ! 👍🦌😘
I live in zone 7.
I line the window boxes with a coco liner, a cut out women's depend, soil, plant & water.
Thank you for the info. Go Tiger’s!!!🧡💜
Pam Shaw that’s right! Go Tigers!!!
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With regular watering fertilizing and cutting back it's important even cut back the flowers because they think they finish their life cycle you have to cut back to that new growth you may you lose a few flowers but it's going to bust right back wide open
I have a question about the hanging basket under the pergolar which is shaded. How much sunlight does it need?
I learned a lot, thank you so much.
Detach the chains prior to planting. Reattach after.
Kitten Korleone unfortunately these chains couldn’t detach from the container. Under normal planting conditions it would have gone more smoothly, but as soon as you stick a camera on yourself while gardening weird things happen 😂
@@GardeningwithCreekside Things always seem to go wrong at the worst times. I always say....."Where's Allen Funt"!
I also wanted to comment on those Proven Winners Vista Petunias. They are incredible! I never tell my neighbors my secrets!
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My supertunia stopped blooming in temperature of 90+. Where should it be placed to continue to bloom in excess heat? It's in a huge pot with plenty of space and watered daily.
great hair color
Where can I find Proven Winners this year? I’m in PA, zone 6
Beautiful! Is this a shade garden?
Hello, Please let us know how did you prepare the bottom of the blue pot before putting in the soil. Thanks.
Hello! I have the supertunia bubblegum mixed with a supertunia lilac/white bloom that I bought at the nursery. It isnt in a hanging basket. The lilac/white is full of blooms while the bubblegum is full of lush green leaves with 3-4 blooms only🫣. I fed it miracle grow 4 days ago. I wonder if I should prune them back? What am I missing?
My Petunia blossoms always become damaged by the rain. Do you have any tips or any special plants that you use to prevent this?
Natalia Lopes we have found in our experience that the Superbells by PW do not get as damaged and bounce back faster than petunias after a big rain. I suppose it’s because they have smaller blooms so not as much surface area to be damaged.
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I have strawberrys that need to be divide and but in more than on basket.
The large blue container you planted the hanging basket in is beautiful. Does it have drainage holes in it?
Yes! Never use a container without drainage holes if it will be in a spot that can get rain, it is a sure way to drown your plants!
You can trim them (give a severe haircut) toward late season or when they start to look leggy. . They'll come back again in a few wks.
Penny K yes! We will do a follow-up video on how to revive a leggy hanging basket later in the season. Happy gardening!
Love watching your vide I live in Canada where can I get the plants and fertilizer to buy
Visit our website and click on find a retailer to locate stores in your area that carry our plants. Also, we can ship plant food to you if you cannot find it locally, but we cannot ship plants to Canada.
Gorgeous flowers. I'm new to gardening. Do those flowers regrow for the next year?
Typically no, these are annuals so they would only stay alive in the warmest of areas. Look at the hardiness zones number for each plant and that will help you too.
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Okay... late to the party here, but thrilled I have finally arrived. I live in zone 3 in Alberta, Canada where our season is MUCH shorter. ☹ Your tips will still work though!!! 😃 Questions tho.... First, I avoid Petunias because of the constant deadheading. Will what you suggest help reduce the deadheading? It's a fulltime job... Second, if you sprinkle the fertilizer in the ground, do I still need to water with fertizer in the water twice a week?
Welcome! The best news about our Supertunias is that they are self-cleaning, meaning the spent bloom drops without any help from you! And if you use time release plant food when planting, you can wait 6-8 weeks and then start to water with a water soluble plant food mixed in.Hope this helps!
I live in Orlando Florida and cannot find the slow release fertilizer or the water soluble fertilizer anywhere. I have driven to every garden center in my area for them.
Marilyn, sorry to hear that! We do offer it on our website, here is a link www.provenwinners.com/catalog