Love Zebra grass

I moved my spider plants. we just got 2 kittens and they want play with them.

Why NO recipe !

You're in my neck of the woods.

Roger, your Gardens are simply stunning. 💕 thank you for sharing with us.

I always wonder when you transplant peonies, will they bloom the next Spring? Or will it take a year or so? Roger is great. What a wonderful gardener and a patient teacher 😊 💚

Thank you for the video. I'm going through this right now, actually. We have a bush that we saved from a neighbors wrath. We planted it in hopes of it reviving. We kept it watered but didn’t trim it. I didn’t want to stress it too much upfront. Unfortunately, the landscapers may have damaged the roots too much because the whole top is dead now. The good news is it's an early bloomer in March so i won't have long to wait for the outcome.

Great tutorial and a lovely kitchen as well. You are the first teacher whom I wish was my neighbour/friend.

I put nearly double the bird seed in there for the peanut butter/lard mix you made..... It goes waaay further, and there's still more than ample pb/lard mix for the blocks and bells to be very strong once cooled.... Great vid..

Lololol love your Whitt and enthusiasm

When I was a little girl we used to go to the maple syrup camp. Got to collect sap from the trees. I just love Maines maple syrup. We used to cook it & make taffy, so yummy...

Thank you for this. I want to start making my own. You are great. ❤

Walmart sells Lard in a tub. Cheaper and better to render your own beef fat & make tallow

Beautiful!!! Couldn’t be lovelier.

This was so helpful! Mine came out quite well! Thank you!

Who is she ?

Is that 225˚ Celsius or Fahrenheit?

wow, Its made the same way as in Connecticut, I'm stunned.

Thanks for the quick and easy recipe. I'll try this.

Lovely - thanks for the inspiration! 💚

Wonderful experiment. Thank you, so much, for doing this, and sharing it with us. I have to dye some pinecones orange, and yours was the only video that, actually, helped me.❤❤❤

What a great video. Love Roger and his garden. Will the roots that remain in the soil after the peony has been removed grow and produce new plants with blossoms?

Great video! So informative!

How well do these hold up at room temperature? Do you have any suggestions for peanut butter alternatives? My son has a school project that these would be great for, if they don’t melt. But there is a peanut allergy in his class, so I will have to substitute that ingredient

That planter is tall where did you get it?😊

Hello from Australia! With that lovely Begonia you have there, you should never have to buy another one. They are so easy to propagate from cuttings.

Thank you so much for sharing this video !

Thanks for all this great info! Looking forward to learning more from you 💚

Great video! I especially liked the tips about the root slayer shovel and letting the root rest a day after digging so it won't be so brittle. I'm working on a collection of older double varieties and have many planted already, but the oldest are only 3 years old and I haven't done this dividing yet. I only want one of each variety on my list, so I'll be giving roots away too.

This video helped me save my petunias!! Thank you so much! I love your spirit and energy, you are so lovely to watch 🥰

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Wow, Roger you have GREAT peony gardens!

Thanks for all of your great information!

I wish he could come to pittsburgh to speak to my garden club - I’ll share this video with them - thank you!!

You should be on tv. You seem to be a born natural. Nice work

I'm curious - what brand of slicing cucumber did you plant? We're having moderately good success with "Sweet Success", but not much from Straight 8. Our current favorite peppers are "Carmen" - an elongated (bull's horn type)variety that's very prolific and delicious green or red or in-between. Our location: a few miles north of Ellsworth.

Great easy instructions 👏🏼 thank you.

would love to see a follow up video of this basket to prove that the original plan worked and the plants revived.

I just cut my petunia hanging plant way back. It looks like it got a crew cut. Afterwards now looking at it I'm saying to myself what have I done!! This video reassured me there is life after buzz cutting a plant.😅

That was fun to watch again.. Be well!!!

Hi Sisters!!! Met you at the Milbridge day Cod race… I was looking for your pics from the race, couldn’t find them.. you had a beautiful day in Bar Harbor and on the water!!

I was wondering how long it takes to regrow after cutting them back. Thank you for the great video! Subscribing to your channel!!!

I picked one two weeks ago and nothing since. What am I doing wrong?

Hey Deb! New subscriber here! Enjoyed the video!! 😊❤

I just picked one and I got 3 more chonkers getting nice and big for me.

The boxwood really is lush - good tip - thanks, Deb and Henri!!!

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What potting soil and fertilizer did you use on the plant?

I loved this video! It’s the middle of July, we’ve had a drought & bad storms that ruined my beautiful petunias! I’m going to use your technique & cross my fingers.

I agree on good soil. In the Midwest we have a lot of clay. I use mowed leaves every Fall & my homemade compost. I own a dwarf bunny to use his pelleted manure as fertilizer. The fertilizer is well rounded. Not just nitrogen. Too much nitrogen, & you get full lush leaves & no fruit. I also use fish emulsion on young plants. Watering deeply is important too.