Thanks for this! We bought 3 Rhodies. Can we plant them under Pine Trees or on the edge of Pine Trees? Beautiful video thank you!

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Is it possible to use azalea fertilizer as a general fertilizer? I have 2 boxes and will never use it all, so want to use one of them for general use on plants.

Is it possible to use azalea fertilizer as a general fertilizer? I have 2 boxes and will never use it all, so want to use one of them for general use on plants.

the most helpful hints thanks

Good information ?could you help me I have a tree called crepe myrtle and it is 9 feet tall and 12 years old. How much fertilizer Should I put on the tree and how much fertilizer. Which fertilizer do you recommend? I wait your response Thank you

Thank you

Great video!!! I learned so much!! Thank you!

How can i water my rhododendrum if i have a water softener system in my house?

Thank you for this information , I just started planting roses bush here in Ohio not thinking about the winter , but now I think this is possible .

Thank you Ms. you really helped me understand how to water bigger plants hopefully I can keep these videos so I can refer them to later review thank you!!

Thanks for the tips Ohio Family from Lorain. 😊😊😊

Hello, thanks for sharing your thoughts. I wanted to ask, can we grow azalea (mandarin lights) in pots? Or It has to go in soil.? Location : Toronto, Canada zone 3

I'd recommend Tupelo, Lacebark Elm, 'Expresso' Kentucky Coffee tree and Willow oak

I am also confused

Interesting but could have achieved the same with a moist cloth, damp sand, etc. Fine for just germination but comparatively more expensive if were to scale up to many seeds.

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Thanks good information ℹ️✅

Turn the annoying music off…not necessary

Very informative thank you so much

Hello thank you so much for the information. I live in zone 8 in upstate South Carolina. Was just wondering when is a good time of year to plant my Rhododendrons? Thank you!

No comments yet???? Nice job on this video. I hope to visit your nursery sometime.

I have two azaleas under a window that I want to transplant to the sides where I used to have junipers. So each will be moving about 2 to 3 feet and further apart. I live in hot, humid Oklahoma, 7b. Do you recommend doing this in the fall…..like October, or spring after the blooms have fallen? Thanks so much for your videos and advice

Why am I just finding this channel? I sure hope y'all start making videos again! What a great place!

I just planted ember waves western arborvitae today. We haven't had rain in days so it's drier than ever outside. My question is how much watering should I be doing right now?

Ii, I live in zone 3 and recently I bought rhododendrone Rosy LIghts and White Lights. The Northern LIghts series varieties are the most cold hardy and grow max 4 f. I would like to plant them as close as possible so that whit and pinky blooms would blend, intermix, to give an impression of one big bush with white and rosy flowers. Have you seen something similar in your practice? Do you thnk it is a good idea? Thank you.

I think my mom is killing her flowers so I’m here to help her 😁

So, put the bud union 2 inches below ground level but don't cover it? That doesn't make sense to me. Won't runoff eventually cover it anyway if it's below ground level? Is that the point? Need more info on contradictory statements.

Very informative video. Thank you.

Great info but I was hoping it would answer my issue, which is: today is Tuesday. I just bought an azalea at the local grocery store. How do I keep it alive and looking gorgeous until Friday when I’m giving it away? Does it need watering? Full sunlight or partial? I just need it to live for 4 more days.

Thank you so much! I live in Northeast Ohio. I am an Arbor day member so every year they tempt me with trees to renew my membership. Now I have 10 flowering (bare root) trees coming. I have the space, but I have trouble deciding on the perfect spot. I think about angles, views, etc. 3 Eastern redbud, 3 white dogwood, 2 Washington Hawthorn, 2 Sargent crabapple. 5 sweet shrubs. (That is what is on the way.) I also have several other trees and bushes in pots in the house. Some red buckeyes, crape myrtles, smoke bush, 2 red pine, and lots of white pine saplings to relocate. HELP!😊

Thank you for this. It really helped ! I’m new to gardening

Thank you the most informative video! Thanks

Could you put the name of the tree on the screen please?

Would have been better if you showed the trees longer with their name than showing yourself fo so long. It’s the tree we want to see. Sorry don😢 mean to be rude just pointing it out

i wish i had seen this video 2 months ago when i planted my rhododendron. I did not make the hole 3 times as big only 2 times and i only left it one forth above soil line. should i dig it up and redo it? i also did not use holly tone- i used biotone starter

This was incredibly helpful thank you! My only request (respectfully) is that we see more of the plant than yourself! I would appreciate having more time to see the tree. Perhaps film the tree instead of yourself.

Where has this video been all my life!?! 😂😂😂Thank you for the info!

wish you could display the plant for the period you talk about it. Pictures worth more than a thousand words

My Azaleas are drying out. I trimmed it but it’s not coming up. It’s getting brown but some leaves are coming up. I am very sad.

Showed my 88 yr old mom the video. She was fascinated. -- John from Coshocton, Ohio

There is a Seven Sons tree growing down the my street in central Indiana, and I have to say, it is not impressive. For all the rave reviews I see and hear, this one is noticeable for one week each year when the white flowers appear. The bark is mostly hidden by the rapid stem growth. The lingering bracts barely turn reddish. Yes there is a faint hint of color after flower fall but it looks nothing like some photos. Clearly not all of these shrub/trees are the same! I'd say ONLY buy if you have seen it in the fall and KNOW it looks like the promotional photos! This was planted when a nice small tree shape. It has rapidly become a LARGE rangy shrub shape that for 51 weeks out of the year you'd never notice as being attractive.

You are wonderful and a natural on camera. Thank you for the walk through ❤️ 🌱

This was great

Thank you! That was comprehensive and I really appreciated the milk jug with funnel technique to know how long to water each plant. How much adjustment do you think would be needed for heavy clay soil?

where I can buy one

What’s the brand of your shower wand?

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