Had to come back to say thank you for this. My huechera was looking sad and it turned out to be 4-5 little plantlets like yours was. The roots looked dark and dead but they are doing great after transplanting 💚 Thanks so much for sharing this.
Oh my goodness Kyaide I am so happy for you. That is so awesome. You got all those plants out of one!!! Yay!!! I also watch CZcams videos and have learned so much from other gardeners. Thank you for taking the time to visit me. I hope you have a beautiful day and your garden too. 👍❤️🥰Liz
Enjoyed this video very much! Many thanks for the video and for the thorough instructions. I’ve had Heucheras for years but had no idea that it was this easy to divide them. I’m very excited for our next Spring. I missed out on Spring 2024 but I’ll definitely be dividing them in 2025. Thank you so much! 👌🪴🥰
Hello there Peggy and thank you for taking the time to comment. I am so happy that you learned how to divide heuchera plants! Yay!!!! Now you are ready for next spring how fun. Or you can divide them in the fall, that’s what I did then when springtime came, their roots were already established. Hope that helps . Appreciate you taking the time to visit me and hope you have a beautiful day in your garden too.👍❤️🥰Liz
@@GardenHappy Hi Liz, thank you for the reply and for letting me know that they can also be divided and planted in the Fall as well. I’m telling you , this is my lucky day, finding your channel and learning something new to me about my plants, it’s awesome! Thanks for making my day! 👌🪴🥰
Awwww you are so sweet Peggy. I appreciate your kind words and encouragement. That’s how I learned as well just by looking at Garden CZcams channels. Thank goodness for youtube right?hahaha 👍👍👍
Wow! So many plants from only one plant, it's a little treasure and it's free!☺️ I suppose, it's not the only one that can give so many roots!💮🌸🌺 Kisses!💞💞
Yes you are so right! This is a huge treasure!!! I was able to get 9 plants from it. I think so many plants can be divided and propagated! This one is especially fun cause it happens so fast. Appreciate your happy comment and encouragement! 🥰🥰🥰Liz
Hey, I've never heard of that plant but it's lovely. That's a great reminder of how to separate plants as well as don't crowd them! Which I do, lol, way too often. Looking great and getting ready for fall, thanks for sharing.❤
Oh Karen coral bells are absolutely beautiful and come in so many different colors. The lime green is my favorite. They pair up so well with collius and hostas. They come in red purple green lime green variegated the list goes on. I just started planting them last year for the first time. They even make very little flowers as well that the pollinators love. The flowers are very tiny and a little inconspicuous but nevertheless they are fun plants. I’m glad you like the video Karen have a great day! 😍❤️👍Liz
I divide my coral bells also. I have an old , long kitchen knife that I use to cut through the root ball. Liz, try this instead of the trowel if you also have an old knife you can use.
Oh thank you that is such a great tip. You are right I need to get something better than the shovel, I just grab that for demonstration but I agree a knife would work best. You are so sweet to stop by and comment. Thanks again have a great day.❤️🥰👍Liz
You’re a gardener after my own heart. I love FREE!! I have several heuchera plants in my yard that need to be divided. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!
Awwwww That is awesome! I am definitely on a fixed budget working a minimum wage job, so sowing seeds and dividing plants is my only hope in the garden!!! haha Not complaining at all. . . it makes one appreciate the miracle of Gods creation!
Hi Liz! That was a lot of free plants from one. I love heucheras. I have several of the more red and orangey colors and I find they do well with more sun. Seems to bring out even brighter color in them. You might try some of them. I love your garden! I just also watched the raccoon one and no way I’m feeding him! They are so scary looking and I just don’t want that surprise. Lol
Good morning Judy and thank you for taking the time to comment. Yes I heard that too. . . the darker heucheras can take more sun. You just conformed that for me so I thank you! I hope you have a beautiful day in your garden too. . . with hopefully no "surprises" haha Liz
Good morning Kimmi I appreciate your kind words. My fountain is not always clean.Hahaha just like everyone else. My fountain does get algae when the sun is out and I do have to clean it eventually. I just bought a hard bristle utility brush at the hardware store and scrub it real good while it is still filled with water. Then I hose it out and let all the old water overflow out of the fountain until the water is clean. Not too hard and all the surrounding plants get a drink of that nice algae water. It’s free fertilizer at the same time why I am cleaning it. I suppose that would make a great video. Thanks for the inspiration. 😄😄😄
Had to come back to say thank you for this. My huechera was looking sad and it turned out to be 4-5 little plantlets like yours was. The roots looked dark and dead but they are doing great after transplanting 💚
Thanks so much for sharing this.
Oh my goodness Kyaide I am so happy for you. That is so awesome. You got all those plants out of one!!! Yay!!! I also watch CZcams videos and have learned so much from other gardeners. Thank you for taking the time to visit me. I hope you have a beautiful day and your garden too. 👍❤️🥰Liz
Enjoyed this video very much! Many thanks for the video and for the thorough instructions. I’ve had Heucheras for years but had no idea that it was this easy to divide them. I’m very excited for our next Spring. I missed out on Spring 2024 but I’ll definitely be dividing them in 2025. Thank you so much! 👌🪴🥰
Hello there Peggy and thank you for taking the time to comment. I am so happy that you learned how to divide heuchera plants! Yay!!!! Now you are ready for next spring how fun. Or you can divide them in the fall, that’s what I did then when springtime came, their roots were already established. Hope that helps . Appreciate you taking the time to visit me and hope you have a beautiful day in your garden too.👍❤️🥰Liz
@@GardenHappy Hi Liz, thank you for the reply and for letting me know that they can also be divided and planted in the Fall as well. I’m telling you , this is my lucky day, finding your channel and learning something new to me about my plants, it’s awesome! Thanks for making my day! 👌🪴🥰
Awwww you are so sweet Peggy. I appreciate your kind words and encouragement. That’s how I learned as well just by looking at Garden CZcams channels. Thank goodness for youtube right?hahaha 👍👍👍
Hi Liz, Divide and multiply❤
And look at your lovely garden ❤
I'm glad you're feeling better and looking great 👍
❤Peggy❤
Thank you Peggy!I feel great…. Finally back to 100% and ready for some Fall planting! Appreciate the compliment 🥰🥰🥰 Liz
Wow! So many plants from only one plant, it's a little treasure and it's free!☺️ I suppose, it's not the only one that can give so many roots!💮🌸🌺 Kisses!💞💞
Yes you are so right! This is a huge treasure!!! I was able to get 9 plants from it. I think so many plants can be divided and propagated! This one is especially fun cause it happens so fast. Appreciate your happy comment and encouragement! 🥰🥰🥰Liz
Hey, I've never heard of that plant but it's lovely. That's a great reminder of how to separate plants as well as don't crowd them! Which I do, lol, way too often. Looking great and getting ready for fall, thanks for sharing.❤
Oh Karen coral bells are absolutely beautiful and come in so many different colors. The lime green is my favorite. They pair up so well with collius and hostas. They come in red purple green lime green variegated the list goes on. I just started planting them last year for the first time. They even make very little flowers as well that the pollinators love. The flowers are very tiny and a little inconspicuous but nevertheless they are fun plants. I’m glad you like the video Karen have a great day! 😍❤️👍Liz
Fantastic video...liked and subscribed.
Good morning, welcome and thank you so much for your kind words and support. I appreciate you taking the time to visit me.🥰👍❤️Liz
@@GardenHappy Not a problem...now I know how to divide the plant....lookin for another plant Geranium Rozanne. Keep rockin!
That is so awesome. I have definitely learned so much watching CZcams videos as well. I’m glad you’re enjoying your day.🌸💜🌸💜🌸
I divide my coral bells also. I have an old , long kitchen knife that I use to cut through the root ball. Liz, try this instead of the trowel if you also have an old knife you can use.
Oh thank you that is such a great tip. You are right I need to get something better than the shovel, I just grab that for demonstration but I agree a knife would work best. You are so sweet to stop by and comment. Thanks again have a great day.❤️🥰👍Liz
You’re a gardener after my own heart. I love FREE!! I have several heuchera plants in my yard that need to be divided. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!
Awwwww That is awesome! I am definitely on a fixed budget working a minimum wage job, so sowing seeds and dividing plants is my only hope in the garden!!! haha Not complaining at all. . . it makes one appreciate the miracle of Gods creation!
@@GardenHappy God’s creations is right! He blesses us with knowledge to divide plants for FREE! Thank you Lord! 🙏🏽
Yes!!! And it is so satisfying and rewarding as well. One of Adam’s first duties was to tend to the garden! Have an amazing day my friend 🥰👍❤️
How funny I’ve been dividing mine and I have plenty of new grandchildren 😂 I absolutely love Heuchera’s 🥰🥰
Yay this is so awesome Jasmine! My favorite heuchera is the lime green one under my iron bench garden! Thanks for your fun comment!
Love your videos 👏💚😊
Awww you are so sweet and your comment just MADE MY DAY! Thank you! 😍😍😍
Thanks for sharing my dear friend.ita sure helpful.❤take care
You are so sweet my friend! I wish we lived closer together so we could hang out and go garden shopping together! ❤️
@@GardenHappy yes.that would be awesome liz.i love garden shopping.hehe
Hi Liz! That was a lot of free plants from one. I love heucheras. I have several of the more red and orangey colors and I find they do well with more sun. Seems to bring out even brighter color in them. You might try some of them. I love your garden! I just also watched the raccoon one and no way I’m feeding him! They are so scary looking and I just don’t want that surprise. Lol
Good morning Judy and thank you for taking the time to comment. Yes I heard that too. . . the darker heucheras can take more sun. You just conformed that for me so I thank you! I hope you have a beautiful day in your garden too. . . with hopefully no "surprises" haha Liz
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Thank you for the info. How do you keep your fountain so clean?
Good morning Kimmi I appreciate your kind words. My fountain is not always clean.Hahaha just like everyone else. My fountain does get algae when the sun is out and I do have to clean it eventually. I just bought a hard bristle utility brush at the hardware store and scrub it real good while it is still filled with water. Then I hose it out and let all the old water overflow out of the fountain until the water is clean. Not too hard and all the surrounding plants get a drink of that nice algae water. It’s free fertilizer at the same time why I am cleaning it. I suppose that would make a great video. Thanks for the inspiration. 😄😄😄
@@GardenHappyThank you so much.