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Have been waiting to see more of your Malaysian plant tour , and it’s been well worth the wait ! Great video. Thank you. I don’t know how such a fair Irish lass like yourself managed that long ‘ power walk ‘ in all the heat and humidity . True grit !

Many thanks. Very interesting and enjoyable.

Can't wait to watch this later , just here to support so more ppl can see this 🖤

Thank you big help 🎉

Can you tell me about the czech blue poppy?

Thank you so much for this tour!

Congratulations Rachel. We are lucky to have you sticking around so long and providing us with interesting and helpful tings to watch. Well done on all you have achieved.

This is a skill that k would like to master!

Very interesting as I have grass that is in desperate need to be worked on! Building work is very disruptive

I've just bought my first seedling.... lets see. I hope I dont fail.

Such a great step-by-step: thank you! I'm wondering about taking some cuttings now (it's November!) but was hoping to get your thoughts on success rates in colder temperatures - it's probably about 18° in my home in the daytime, colder at night. Maybe I'll risk it anyway and report back!

Do moles, voles and other similar animals eat corms?

Where can I buy the Peonies Ruth

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It's beginning of November and at my home in Western Oregon, frost hasn't hit hard yet. My begonias are still going strong, not even any browning leaves. I'm watching the weather for hard frost and will bring them inside and set on a cool window spot. Wish me luck!

Great technique, I never thought of it. Turns out this is a simple job to do but makes all the differance and saves time. Thanks 🤗🤗

It's these bear patches i'm worried about... Bear patches in my lawn Where bear will frolic From dusk till dawn That's why i'm cautious to go out!

Hello Rachel, that's so clever 😊.

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What a great idea!Thank you..

Good Morning Rachel from Colorado Springs. We've got about 10 inches of snow on the ground right now but it's supposed to hit 60 today so I am hoping most of the snow will melt.... About a month ago I spread Epsom salt on the lawn and it really helped... I also trimmed up the edges and circles. For the circles I used a piece of scrap rope and made the circle with the trees off center and spray painted the rope outlines I kept my circle neat. Have a wonderful day!!

So twice a year this Burgmansia bush is afraid when it feels this blond human approaching it ! Let edit this video, this time with the Burgmansia point of view... Backgroundmusic : The Jaws theme The dialog : The scream of the Hitchcock movie : Psycho.... The end of the film.... the smile of the psychopath after having killed a ton of branches 🙂 Just kidding.... I know this plant can handle it... but at the beginning you said : You need not to prune too low.... and at the end... damn !!!! But great job.... I discovered Brugmansia this year only. Live in Canada, so have learn about winterizing... I steal (yes I know it's not a good behaviour !) 3 cuttings from a neighbour's Brugmansia and did propagate in water. I got plenty of roots. Now I have to plant them in soil.... but don't know if I have to impose them a dormancy periode after this soil planting. I got a very good leafs expansion already.... My apartment is not that "cold" for a dormancy period.... Did you also have to deal with pest in your greenhouse, if yes, what do you do to control it ?

I'm from India and I just bought this plant I don't know why I'm so excited I'll get my plant by tomorrow or a day after tomorrow. let's goo!!

Thank you Rachel. I have only subscribed for 2 years but I love your channel. I think the first video I watched was a summer tour of your garden and I was captured by it's beauty and all the knowledge you imparted. I hadn't realised your channel was 10 years old, so I am going to look up some that you mentioned in your video today. Thank you for a really interesting video. Happy gardening lovely lady 🙂

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Thanks for sharing it is very useful! 29:04

Hey you mentioned that you were going to link to your video on Hippaestrum care, but I can't see the link. I'm in the middle of dividing my root bound plant that is in a 150mm pot with 10 actively growing bulbs 😂. A video on hippaestrum care would be fantastic right now.

Im an off and on viewer of all channels, yours included - meaning the “top of the list´ keeps shuffling and there’s only this much time i dedicate to youtube. But i’ve enjoyed your aura and advice always, the first video being on columbines, one of my favourite plants - back then i needed some info on growing them as for the first time i could. Happy anniversary and all best!