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Wow, thank you so much! That really means a lot to me. I’m so glad you find my videos helpful. It makes all the effort worthwhile to know they’re making a difference!

Hi Kiran😍 I treat my tulips as annuals. Once they’ve finished blooming, I discard them and plant my summer annuals. In the past, I tried digging up the bulbs and planting them in large plastic containers while I waited for the foliage to die back, then I’d plant them again in the fall. However, they didn’t perform very well that way-the flowers were smaller and didn’t last as long. It’s a shame to spend the money on tulips for such a short display, but they bring me so much joy after a long, cold winter! ❤ I garden in a zone 6a. Happy gardening🌺

Me too! I'm excited to see how they grow this year.🥰

U should give string of pearls a shot, I bet they’d thrive for you too. I've seen your succulents, they're incredible! ❤🌺

@ aw thank you. You’re too kind but You have the magic green thumb 🎉. I think it’s because they are so round I’m confused by them 🤣🤣

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Thank you 🙏 Glad you enjoyed it!

They are the cutest. ❤️🌸

Thanks, it's definitely satisfying to watch them grow!😊

Thank you!🙏 I took a peek at your channel, and wow, your plants are absolutely beautiful. It’s so funny that two South Africans are following each other's gardens, one in Australia and the other in America! I’d love to walk through your garden sometime-it looks amazing!❤️🌸

@ I knew I recognised the accent- yay!!!! Thank you so much for your kind words. You know gardeners love to share their gardens ❤️

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Thank you! I appreciate you watching!💕

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Aw, thank you! 😊 It’s definitely been a bit of trial and error with the strings, but when they start thriving, it makes all the effort worth it! I totally feel you on the plant struggles, I’ve had my fair share of casualties too. Hope you find some new pearls soon-they’re such a sweet touch to any collection.❤️🌸

Thank you so much! Your message truly brightened my day🥰 I really appreciate your support!❤

I got the planters at Sullivan's Hardware and Garden, which is a local garden center in my area.🌺

Hi, they are Ambassador Alliums. Here's a link www.colorblends.com/wholesale/alliums/allium-ambassador/

@@ThymeToGarden1975thank you so need to be planted in the fall right?

@ Yes, I plant mine in early fall so they have time to establish their roots before winter sets in.

Hi Karla😍I really appreciate your comment. Since I'm new to KZbin and video editing, your feedback means a lot to me. It will definitely help me create better content moving forward! Thank you so much!🌺❤

I treat them as annuals. Once they’re done blooming, I’m eager to get them out so I can plant my summer annuals. One year, I dug them up, planted them in large totes to let them dry out, and then saved the bulbs. They did bloom the following year, but unfortunately, they weren’t as good as before.

Hi Kiran, the Dichondra Silver Falls seed I harvest and collect in fall, veggie and flower seed, my first stop is MI Gardener because all seed $2 and free shipping. I also buy from Johnny's Select Seed, Baker Creek, Totally Tomatoes, Select Seed and Swallowtail Garden Seed. ❤️🌸

@ thanks for your reply 🙏🏼 actually I wanted to know about dichondra silver falls seeds, so first time you bought it and then you save the seeds?

@@KiranDawani Yes, I actually bought a no-name brand from Walmart a few years ago and I've been saving the seeds every year since. They're super easy to grow from seed. Just a heads-up-avoid the ones from Proven Winners, since they often produce sterile plants (though I could be mistaken on that). Either way, Walmart is usually cheaper!

Thank you! Yes, me too! I'm so excited for spring 😊

Hi! Thank you! Here's the link to where I bought the plant cells. You can also find them on Amazon-just search for 'deep root trainers. I’ve started an Instagram, but I haven’t posted much yet. I’ll link it to my KZbin once I have a few more posts up. !www.greenhousemegastore.com/products/deep-rootrainer?tw_source=google&tw_adid=472646507994&tw_campaign=11355886074&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD_SdWrKZ_MBdtBOsIIDMQ6jK0sJM&gclid=Cj0KCQiA4rK8BhD7ARIsAFe5LXJjs1X1WnOb2UEOKnGRC4ywFWxGFqxxiHHAqlV6scSTLtUdnGu7L8MaAm0MEALw_wcB

@@ThymeToGarden1975 Thanks for all your extra information you have sent!

Thank you so much my Chez 🥰 Your support means a lot! ❤️🌸

Thank you so much for watching! ❤️

Thank you! I run my grow lights for 16 hours a day throughout the winter. Luckily, they’re all LED, so they’re very energy-efficient and cheap to run.

It means a lot to know you look forward to the videos! Thanks again for the support, it truly makes my day!

About six years ago, we installed an inground irrigation system, and I specifically requested two drip zones. One zone waters my vegetable garden and the concrete pots along the fence, while the other zone is dedicated to watering my patio. I hope that makes sense.

Hi Dustin, thank you so much for your kind comments. You really made my day!

@@ThymeToGarden1975 You are a phenomenal Gardner! Thank so much for taking the time to share your gardens with us! Your gardens are some of my favorite I have seen!

Thank you! I overwinter my Caladiums bulbs year after year, when I pot them back up in the spring, I plant about 5 small bulbs (same variety) or 1 big bulb with multiple growth points in little 3.5" pots. After hardening off I planted 3 of those pots (different varieties) in each concrete pot. So it could equal 15 small bulbs or 3 big bulbs. Hope that make sense? I've attached the video of when I pot them up in spring, skip to 9:32 for visual, 3 of those pots went into concrete planter with the string of pearls. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f566qp-wg9iirtk

@@ThymeToGarden1975 Thank you for your time. Yes this makes sense. Cant wait to see what you do this year! You are a great teacher as well in your videos! I have never thought to overwinter my silver falls and caladiums! Thank you for giving us money saving ideas! I am Loving your videos!

Thank you so much🥰 I planted the ornamental cabbage seed on 8 July. Here's the video link of when I planted them, skip to 18:11. ttps://kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIbHdqyvp62hqK8. This was my first year growing them. After potato harvest, I mixed in some blackkow compost then planted the seed. I sprayed BT once when I noticed cabbage worms, other than that, just watered. They were super easy and fun to grow! ❤🌺

@@ThymeToGarden1975 Thank you so much for your response ❤

Hi there😍Thank you for your kind comment! ❤ The plant is called Plectranthus Silver Crest. I grow it indoors during the winter, then in early spring, I harden it off before planting it outside in my containers.🌺

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Thank you tante Sigrid ❤️

Thank you. I appreciate you watching! ❤️🌸

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Hi there 🌸 I use ESPOMA organic potting mix and add slow release fertilizer when I pot up my jellyfish. 🧡

Thank you so much🥰How wonderful that you have a connection to Cape Town-such a beautiful place. Hope all is well in Liverpool!

HI Pedro, thank you for your kind comment🙏The trailing plant is Dichondra Silver Falls🌸

@@ThymeToGarden1975 Thank you, much appreciated. I wish I had your knowledge and your skills to keep my garden looking like yours.... thank you😊

Hi there. I’m located in central Indiana. Zone 6a. 🌸❤️

Hi Lisa.😃What works for me is water sparingly indoors. I wait until pearls look stressed then water thoroughly then allow to dry again. Early spring after frost I place them outside and that’s when they thrive. ❤️🌸