Hey I am FIRST! I LOVE PLANTS Out and In door.😂

Is it safe to transplant Columbine in the fall? I'm in zone 6b, NE Ohio... I have little seedlings I started in my greenhouse that I'd like to add to my garden. Also, do they like shade? Thank you!!

how often to water a 4 inch pot bromeliad? and approx how much water to give ? my last died became brown... this one also turning brown and dry ...what am i doing wrong don't know

Wow great ideas!!!!

Great job I love the wheelbarrow idea!!!!

Where is the posted link? I've been searching for over 30min. Found same video on Container Corner. Also found written instuction. I Googled Elizabeth Morse Garden stakes. Went to video. But still am not seeing, over looking links to materials. Did find Home Depot link for rods. But no other links to beads, etc. I know she mentioned Amazon.

My container has a sprinkle lid and no directions for houseplants.

Too far away.

My Abtilon is a house plant that grows as a bush and flowers about every 8-12 weeks. I live in Zone 3, so it's an indoor plant. How do I prune, keeping it bushy and flowering but not overgrown?

Love this!!

Good job, thank you!

I am shocked by the slug slaughter!

Amazing, very helpful.

DO NOT do those to Rostrata!

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A.C.C.U.Y🤷

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Love it!

Can they handle dappled shade under a tree with filtered light?

What if it's just one flower of top of a tall stalk? The flower was so heavy in the rain that it bent over, so now I just have one very tall stalk with no flower :(

What size dowel are you using?

Ive gardened here on my lot for 30 years and had great success with seeds. For some reason, this growing season has been the growing season from h*ll. I didn't even know what a cut worm was so had to learn the hard way with what turned out to be a cut worm problem. To make things even worse, there's a local bird here that is refered to as a mocking bird that went through my seedings first pulling out the plant identification markers and then the seedling. After that it bore a hole where the seedling was to 'mine' cut worms. Anyway, once i identified the problem I had to move fast because these worms work fast I started educating myself and then trying the different methods to control this problem. In the end, out of 50+ plants, i have 8 left, all chillies. Everything else was destroyed. This is what i found out: With cut worms one has to be proactive because if the problem shows itself damage will be fast and relentless. The collars worked the best along with going out early evening and picking worms manually off the stems. Next season i will wrap the stems in several layers of newspaper as many people have praised this time consuming but effective method.

We bought one at Lowes. Very lop sided. Most flowers and branches on one side.

Thank you so much. I bought two 9.3 gal steel bushel baskets to turn into planters for my herbs, etc. on my patio. My potting soil hasn't arrived yet but the bags of garden soil for herbs have and I was thinking that there should be drainage holes. Since then I have been informed that the bagged garden soil is going to be too heavy but hoping to mix the two.

Can you root the pieces you cut off?

My tomato leaves are getting brown. And no flowers. What to do

I wouldn't encourage people to waft around scissors

Great help. Thank you

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I have 2 of these, next to each other and only one is looking as if it’s dying. Any tips to hopefully bring it back?

Gosh I’ve just watched another video by someone else who said NOT to prune into the wood! Confused now 😢

Beautiful roses. Mine get cranchy with the hot sun in summer. During spring my roses are large and beautiful.

Are you serious? What hell on earth are you making for pollinators?! I cannot believe Osmocote would allow this video!

Helpful! Thank you!! I received a bulb today from my local nursery for free :) I want to plant it in a container. Will it still be viable come late spring? I am concerned I can't do anything with it right now.

When can I trim.

Please explain as I can’t really see how far down you are cutting them to get more

So how far down do you cut them as I was told if you cut it to far it won’t get more and I always only get a few😊

Love the blue with the grass! And great tips!

That’s what I like, no messing about, no complications, just straight to it. Brilliant. Thank you very much.

Thanks Marianne for your knowledge of plants here in the PNW. I’ll stay tuned for more!

There is one growing in my Mommas back yard and it it is about 10 years old. It is over 12 feet tall and 8 feet circumference.

where can I find a gardening suit like that?

I hate slugs

Wow that is just gorgeous , I love it who knew they were all in pots. Very healthy looking plants and excellent assortment to get that look. It is a talent that I do not have . BTW U was thinking of making a tool belt but I like your apron idea ALOT better. Another great tip Thanks again

Thanks for the tips ! Excellent presentation quick to the point and no blah blah just a pile of good information, I just searched for " will columbine bloom again if I cut it back " Will be taking your advice cut the stem to the bottom put in water and move it someplace :-) Subbed and hit the alarm and will check out your other tips BTW your garden is soo nice

Hi im in ontario canada.. does this method work?

Glorious!

Thank you so much for this video.My columbines do not grow as tall as yours? Im in Spring Creek,NV at 5600 feet. They are on the north side of my home and get sunshine all morning till about 11 or so in the summer.

I bought a cutting with no roots of all places at a petco and it was in a fish tank hanging on the top. I liked it and bought it. Stuck it in dirt thinking it would die. It was about 6", now it's over 2 foot in less than a year. Grows outside perfectly fine in Tennessee I just bring it inside for winter.

Wrong!