Trying to save the prettiest vine of the year
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- čas přidán 30. 10. 2021
- I'm attempting to overwinter the hard-to-get-started purple bell vine.
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It's probably one of the most spectacular vines I've seen growing ever. Just perfect.
Isn’t this what all gardeners want! To have a surprise stunner that you can admire all summer, that just gives you so much joy. Thanks for sharing
You're a BRAVE WOMAN.🤣😂🤣 Takes a lot to cut your beautiful vine. Understanding the reason for it, but it looked so perfect!! Thank you for introducing me to this spectacular plant.
love that you keep it real, other channels do not
I LOVE the purple bell vine, and I agree that it is gushable! I had never seen it before watching the first video you posted and introduced it, and then I completely forgot about it. Therefore, I’m so grateful that you shot this video. I wrote myself a note about this beauty, and I definitely intend to try growing it next year. Thanks, Erin -and good luck overwintering it.
I just wanted to say that after watching this video, I knew I HAD to try this plant! What a beautiful vine. I bought purple bell vine seeds from Park Seeds and I have been successful at getting 30% of them to germinate in NINE days! I used moist coco coir, grow lights, and a heat mat. I hope they each successfully grow into these beautiful vines, I cannot wait to see them growing over the front walkway to my house!
Erin, you made me LOL several times during this video…so relatable with too many plants, etc. my best to you….keep at it! 😊
I can relate. As I was taking plants into my basement for the umpteenth time yesterday, I yelled to my husband, "I need a greenhouse! "
Oh what a vine... Love it.
Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
“Spectacular” is the probably the best description. The way you trained it could not have been more perfect. It looked like it formed a heart-shape where they met in the center of the pergola. 💜 I feel your pain at having to cut it. I cut mine the other day and now have to tackle my Alice Dupont Mandevilla that is still covered in blossoms and looks fantastic! However, it’s time to cut it back and bring it in. 😢 Fingers crossed for successful overwintering for all of us with high hopes! As always, thanks for the inspiration and motivation. 🪴💚
Hi there - just found this great video and I am reading the comments for more info - wow, I was planning on growing Alice DuPont (instant gratification!) this spring with either purple hyacinth bean vine or this purple bell vine - do you think I could grow these together on same large arbor? Any preference, thoughts? 🙏 thanks😊
@@urchinsushi2041 - I would most certainly defer to Erin, @TheImpatientGardener. She’s the Master Gardener, not me. I’ve only tried the vine once with “just okay” results. She’s the pro.
I could feel your pain as you made the cut. Hope to see it back in bloom next year. 🌸
Keeping everything crossed for you 🤞🤞🤞
That is a gorgeous vine!
I bought a titan arch from gardener’s supply and have been struggling to find exactly the right climber for it. In the meantime, I’ve ordered seeds for purple, white, lime, and lavender cosmos/zinnia/pincushion/marigolds. Then I remembered this video from earlier in the year. I now have two purple bell vines in order!!! Thank you for this video!!!!
Yes, that purple bell vine is a wonder! Think of it as a baseball player retiring after winning the World Series. It is good to go out a winner, and that vine was a winner. If it does not overwinter, at least you tried. Good luck!
They're are gorgeous and I was cut at heart when you dismantled them. So beautiful
I can relate to this so much right now! My garage if FULL of plants and I'm about to start turning a bedroom in the basement into a plant room, to overwinter quite a few plants. I'm spending way too much money each spring on new plants, so I figured it's worth a shot at trying to save them. Fingers crossed!
I just got some of these to germinate for me! Fingers crossed they keep growing. Got the seeds from outside pride. They took about two weeks to germinate in soil. I also tried doing some in a paper towel bag on a heat mat but those ones have yet to do anything.
Good Morning Erin, Oh My Gosh, It Certainly Is Gush-able !!! ❤️❤️❤️ (I have not seen this one before). Thank you for sharing, Chris-Raleigh NC
Sooooo beautiful!
They are BEAUTIFUL! I truly hope they survive the winter for you, Erin. Also, everyone is going to head to Proven Winners to try to find plants next year 😂
That is gorgeous
It is a sad time of year when we have to pull beautiful plants from containers. I just cleared my deck of container pots, furniture and outdoor lighting in preparation for our Ohio winters. Good luck with over wintering!
So pretty.
This plant is just beyond description! I tried from seed and had one from 12 seeds that seemed to give indication that it would grow- Sat in the pot and then just gave up and died. I'm not going to give up!!!! I want my front portico to look like your porch one day with that gorgeous vine!
Love your videos and passion. I too gush over plants....Thank God for His amazing plants to gush over!
Hi Erin! This was really interesting! I hope it does well for you. It is a beautiful plant. Have you ever tried growing Hyacinth Beans? I grow some in a large pot every year and then harvest the seeds for the next year. I soak the seeds overnight and then just push the seeds in soil and they sprout really well. They are a really pretty vine and get purple blooms on them, then the blooms turn into bean pods with the seeds inside. They're fun to have and grow quite fast. You can them anywhere they have a place to climb. Thank you so much for sharing!
I’m so glad to find someone else who is growing purple hyacinth in a container! It’s my first year to grow it and it’s so beautiful (when it’s not being infested by aphids currently, before that was white flies). Do you have any pest issues? I can’t find any videos talking about pests so I’m not sure if I’m doing something wrong or it’s just it’s nature.
@@sharabenson Hi Shara! Sorry I didn't see this sooner. I've been growing these for years and have never had any pest issues with them. I'm sorry I can't help you with this! I think it's just nature. You might try hosing the aphids off with water, or use neem oil, or something similar. Good luck with them! You probably already know this, but if you want to save the seeds, let the pods completely dry on the vine. You can either save the whole pod until your ready for the seeds, or remove the seeds. I've done both and they both work great!
You horrible monster!! No, just kidding... I felt for you when you were hesitating at making those cuts. So sad, but necessary. I've always wanted to try this vine. Maybe if I am lucky next year I can buy plants.
That's my favorite color!❤
“The ridiculous situation I got myself into” same over here…at the last minute on top of all the tropicals we have to take indoors-10 pretty sizable containers we decided to attempt overwintering 7 different pepper plants. The 😜 things we do when the freeze comes.
I'm heading to Florida, so I plan to look for this in garden centers. Since I drive, I plan to bring some home for next spring. Fingers crossed ... it's beautiful!! I'd love to hear (and see) more of your new native garden!
That is a show piece for sure, wishing you the best of luck in keeping it alive. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Saving plants? Oh, it sounds so familiar! My house is a jungle! I use those boot trays as well.
Wish you good luck. They are very pretty!!
They are stunning!! I also tried to grow them from seed and had zero luck!
I'm amazed how huge your vine grew. I tried growing these seeds this season and they actually grew well. Thanks for the recommendation. I love this vine. You have the best plant recommendations. Thanks!
Great, now there’s another plant I have to find.
My 2nd attempt at this vine. I'm in Southern California...I'm bent on growing it
Such a beautiful and unique vine! I would like to try one next year. In a quick google search I found someone who successfully grows from seed every year. They say put seeds in individual peat pots, cover top with film wrap, place on heat mat and under grow lights. It takes a while but good germination. Remove film after first set of true leaves. Might be worth a try doing seeds again. Others report that they found over-wintering the plants difficult. Hope all goes well for you with your vines.
I'm enjoying your gardening style and videos. Thanks. I think you;ll be fine moving those plants to natural light in January. They may seem to go more dormant intially and by mid-February the additional natural light will be perfect. Cheering you on!
I coveted that purple bell vine and finally found some seed on a Sarah Raven seed display here on Vancouver Island. Fingers crossed that it will germinate. Sure would appreciate an update on how it survived the winter in your basement at some point.
I will look for it next time I'm at Garden Works in the Comox Valley - Did you have success in growing it?
I love your channel ( l'm from Wisconsin and live in Vermont) so l feel quite connected both in history and in planting zone. Off topic .. l'm glad you mentioned recycling. The amount of plastic that gardening involves, freaks me out.
I garden in a zone 10 and never saw these. Wow, I gotta get some of these.
for those trays, i buy old shoe mat.. rubber ones.. they work great and never break
Thank You!! For the great specific info on these Gorgeous Purple Bell Vines!!!!🤗🥰💜💚
Thank you for introducing me to PBV! I grew it from seed for the first time this year and had 100% germination - beginners luck, I’m sure. But then, I nearly killed it when I inadvertently mixed too much fertilizer in the foliar spray. After a heroic effort on the plants’ part, I did eventually get about a dozen blooms on the one vine (out of 6) that survived my stupidity. This is definitely a keeper!! 💜💜💜 I do hope you are successful overwintering it! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
I feel that way about stock- I just love it
But that bell vine is wonderful!🌸
If you manage to overwinter it, I'll definitely give it a try next spring, it's so beautiful! Good luck!
I planted a purple bell vine this spring outside. I live in Southern Michigan and it was obviously way too late to plant. I'm so happy to see this video because I'm going to try to winter it over. It grew beautifully but just as we were ready for frost the flowers were coming on. Two bloomed and I'm so disappointed that the others didn't make it. It may be too late to try to bring it in but you have inspired me so I'm going to try it. Thank you so much for all your great videos. I'm a big fan
That vine is absolutely beautiful. I love how you trained it to follow your pergola! I feel your pain as I have been pulling up completely healthy and very pretty annuals. I live in the south and we are expecting our first frost this weekend. Thanks for sharing, I love your videos!
Oh that was a beauty, climbers I ever used usually have more leaves then flowers but this is just so fantastic. I hope you can save it till next year.
It is a beautiful vine. I think I will get some seeds and give it a try-why not lol.
Hi Erin, after I saw the plant in another video of yours, I went to my gardencenter to get the vine. They said its an annual and not for outside. I told them that yours is on the porch. So thankful for your video about the most georgeous plant…I‘m glad to know now how to try and overwinter it as I made a bit of an idiot out of myself😂😂😂
My husband and I bought an abandoned wreck of a farm a couple of years ago. When we were looking, the house had to solve a couple of problems we had with our current home. No place to start plants was a huge issue! So I feel your pain. We are building an addition, just for plants. Most people think we lost our minds because of that. We won’t be able to start the addition until the spring, but we have plenty to do so it’s ok. But I am over the moon excited to have a room that plants can over winter in, and we can start seeds in. I sure hope that flower over winters for you! It’s on my wish list.
I like this vine very much. I had no difficulty in germinating the seed. Didn't buy them from Select Seeds though.
Erin, gush! Gush over plants. As a gardener I want to know what others are gushing over because I certainly have my plants that excite me.
just: wow!! i wish i could get this plant here in Uruguay.
It is gushable!! Gorgeous!! I will try it myself next year. I'm thinking I have the perfect spot, including room to grow! Thanks Erin 😍
What a beautiful plant.
I've overwintered tropical hibiscus in a dark cool part of my basement, letting it go dormant and rest for a few months, then brought it out in Feb/March and introduced it to light with my seedlings. Maybe this would help with your space issue.
I like that you said “pathetic” when you potted them up because I said the same thing when I potted up my dichondra for wintering over. 😂Crossing fingers 🤞🏼
That is a beautiful plant- gush away. I would have been crying if I had to cut it. I am on the list for these, I have the perfect place for it. I really hope this works for you.
I always just smile as I watch you. I can imagine sitting over coffee (or a cocktail) and laughing at ourselves together! 😂😂😂
I am definitely going to try this one. I love the way it looked, so delicate and sweet.
What a beautiful plant! Going on my spring purchase list! So lovely!
Beautiful plant! I’ll have to give it a try next year!
Such a pretty vine I hope it winters over for you Erin I will keep my fingers crossed for you
It is SO pretty. I totally understand the love for it
Worth the try...perfect spot for this vine and it was totally happy there!
That vine is absolutely divine!!!!!! I pray it overwinters for you. God bless
I cringed right along with you when you cut that. I feel your pain. It's always worth trying to save the favorites though.
Spectacular... gushable... yes! I hope they make it!
That is a stunning vine. I don’t think I would of had the courage to cut that vine when it’s looking so beautiful but I know cold temps are coming and you may be getting a frost soon. I’m in virginia and we had low 40’s this morning yuck I want warmer temps back I wasn’t done with summer. Good luck with the vine. Worst case you buy new ones again.
I hope the make it through the winter for you! They certainly were spectacular!
Adding on to my previous comment…I went out to look at my surviving purple flower vines and ,lo and behold, magically they had grown to 6-7ft long with flowers. Our weather here in western Washington has been awfully windy and rainy recently and not conducive to gardening, besides I’m housebound after knee surgery, so I had forgotten about them. What a surprise. I immediately potted them up and put them in the green house to winter over. Thanks for the video🤗
Did you trim yours back when you put in your greenhouse?
@@catlady1138 yes, I did. They are now about 10 inches long.
I put mine in the greenhouse but haven't cut it back. Thought about it but it took forever to get it to 6ft !!!
Purplebellvine is Breathtaking!! Thank you for the video info🙂
I love this bell vine! Definitely gush worthy!
Gorgeous! I bought seeds a couple months ago and now seeing yours I’m even more excited to give this a try.
wishing you well with this. looking forward to a success follow up in spring
Such a beautiful vine. I hope you can save it.
I was able to get the Bell vine growing by seed but I think I transplanted it too early into the place I wanted to grow it and they promptly died after that. I will try it again because OH MY that is beautiful!
Erin I have the same set up in my basement! I have my tropical plants under mine. Good luck with that gorgeous purple bell vine! Gosh it’s pretty!💜💜💜
Erin you are my soul sister!! My family makes fun of me because I’m trying to save everything 🤷🏻♀️🌸🌺😩🙏
My fingers are crossed too. Hope both pots make it.
Love your videos! So much practical information.
So pretty. Such a shame you can't leave it out all year.
The vine is so beautiful, I may give a try next year. I was at Costco today and they have a boot tray that looks very similar to the garden tray and I think it was $9 or $10. I think it would work for seed starting. It's 17 x 35 so it's a little smaller. Just a thought to save a little money.
Based on your recommendation last year I gave this a go this year. As you warned, it took forever to germinate but then they just sat there, stunted FOREVER. It is now October and it is probably 2 feet long and has a few blooms. ☹️. Perhaps I needed to fertilize more? I will try again next year but I’m considering starting the seeds now and growing it in my basement over the winter.
Good luck Erin 🌺💚🙃
I was sad to see it go along with you. What a gorgeous vine. I'm trying to overwinter my Mandevilla. So far it lost many leaves- but I think that's shock from the change in environment. I plan on babying it all winter because that thing cost me $69 - ya crazy!!!
My purple bell vines arrived in the mail today!!!
Good luck with over wintering your purple bell vine. It is lovely. That last "plant" you dumped in the basement seemed to be protesting loudly.
Erin empty tin veggie cans work as good scoops for soil.
I dread this time of year. I can't bear to drain hoses, close the fountain, cover outdoor furniture and other winterizing tasks.
I like to grow Cypress vine !!!
And hyacinth bean vine!!
I also failed on the bell vine but I’m trying again! If this works for you, it will be one more thing to add to my evergrowing overwintering collection 🙈
Vine is absolutely amazing. Just located seeds online from a distributor up here in Canada 🇨🇦. Going to give it ago. I’m planning on wintering lots of plants indoor too!
Love your Impatient Gardener sweatshirt - imagine it in dark grey or black with the logo! I would buy it! 😎
Hey, can you share the name of where you found them online here?
I’m also in 🇨🇦 and purchased the seed online from William Dam seeds.
Geraniums grow and continue to bloom fine in a sunny window.
What a year in zone 4 WI. My shock wave petunia baskets were still blooming too. I couldn't bare to let them freeze so I hung them inside. Experiments! Wishful thinking! I got nothing to lose and they smell wonderful.
Wow, I love this vine so much! I’ve never seen it for sale in SoCal zone 9-10. I’m definitely ordering this. I have the perfect place in mind.
I’m in zone 9b inland, southern Cal and am just discovering this beautiful vine- did you have any success with it?