Hi. Got my nursery plant rootbal wrapped in paper and rootball had kind of cracked when i opened.Anyway i put it in a pot and filled with soil etc and watered it. All leaves are droopy but green but it has been only two days since it came. What do i do and will it survive. Just to let u know i am in india and this is a potted plant and it is an outdoor plant. Winter with some 9-11 degrees centigrade in my area now

Can u tell me when to sow Poppy seeds. And about cold stratfication

Great stuff! Play at 1.5 or 2 speed. Note: Rule of thumb: Worms can eat half of their body weight in a day, so a pound of worms can process ½ lb. food scraps every day. This generally holds true for a well-established bin, so start small and slow until you get there. Overfeeding is a common mistake.

This is awesome, Papi Kodak Famous Rapper just started raising Quail in my community and it’s giving me inspiration

Thank you

Only 1.....or 2......😅😅😅

Hi how did you attach these to raised bed?

This was so cozy and relaxing, thank you for making it ❤

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Do you have a video that shares what flowers are best in the garden to repel pests? I did marigolds this year but would prefer variety…. But honestly, no specific reason for wanting variety. Ha!

Taking Notes as I Watch 😊 Pollinator Garden - open center dahlias (easy access) - daisies - snapdragons (bees, scented) - zinnias (plant staggered) - cosmos - phlox - marigold (pest control, companion plant) - herbs - fuchsia (hummingbirds, bees, likes shade) - poppies (excellent pollen source) - lavender (bees, repel flies/mosquitoes - black eyed susan (nectar & pollen - cone flower (bees / butterflies )

what a beautiful garden!

This is very helpful and I like the presentation style. I'm in zone 9b in the Central Valley, so you answered some questions I had about my area. Thank you!

I just brought 2 passionfruit plants! Thankyou.

There is too much bad info in your videos. Those pants look a bit uncomfortable for your baby bump too, but congrats on the pregnancy!🤰😀

No way. Soil, sun, and water? Thanks for the gems. For those watching look elsewhere, many people have complained about these videos, she's a fraud.

This came up for me on a google search. This person stopped posting, which is the only thing I am grateful for when it comes to this channel. Bad info, clearly lacking experience and being dishonest about it. Dozens of others mention the same, there are other posters exponentially better. Also, she answers questions in the third person half the time, and the dog talks to youtube. Maybe the dog can answer the questions she can't. Weird and a waste of time.

I had no idea the woman from Seinfeld was still doing comedy. If you'd like to learn more about gardening properly, skip these videos- they are a complete waste of people's time. Many others agreed. Maybe if you are new to gardening, you'd think this is good information but for those experienced, you'll notice wrong info over and over. Like the other poster- 17 min of my life I'll never get back.

Thanks for the info on Bishop's Flower. My Queen Anne flowers twice or grows a second crop and flowers again until October in the Northeast. Purple center dot on the flower.

That is an ornamental cultivar and completely inedible, it's toxic. Also, approximately 20million people in the US alone have a latex allergy that will be set off by the similar compound in the few edible varieties of passionfruit (which are not in this video). This can cause anaphylaxis and death. I happen to own a nursery and came across this monstrosity of a video while looking for a particular cultivar. Bridgett- this is awful behavior, and you should not be posing as a subject matter expert.

good info. Thanks

Surprising someone with such a large amount of plants actually has no clue. Tomatoes should Always be picked when 70% ripe. Leaving them in the vine to 100% ripeness is useless and actually risks insect infestation. Pick at 70% and ripen indoors in a dark spot out of the sun. Sweetheart, you are clueless. Sorry

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I used this soil in my green house and outdoor containeres this year. My seedling's roots were stunted and plants looked burned. Soil smelled bad, had bits of trash in some bags, kept seeing same mushrooms in my pots and some pots started growing buffalo bur, which I looked up and is toxic to humans and pets. I will not buy again.

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I'm curious do you know which material that snails don't like to crawl on? This summer I tried to put one little salad pot on top of a defect chair in the middle of my garden. Till now it has been 2 weeks in and the salad is still there and growing. I'm amazed & 'd like to find out what exact material of the chair legs...i'm searching the whole internet for hours but none mentioned the materials that snails don't like to crawl up. If you know please help share

Why not mulch THEN compost?

I love all of the information that Kellogg provides. It's too bad that your products will not grow anything. I couldn't even get a zucchini seed to sprout in that pile of bark, or whatever it is. The G&B upper scale brand is just as bad. I'll stick to ProMix for my growing medium and continue to tune into your tutorials. I've never purchased a nursery plant grown in this medium. Start turning out a decent growing medium, and I'll buy your products again.

My child is studying it like a project

I am in a metric country, I use 32 by 32centimeters, a touch bigger than 12 inches. Concrete edges so I use a cardboard template, it works.

Great idea!! Im going to build these :) Can you clarify: did you use 2x2 wood OR 1x1? Video timestamp of 9:16 you say "we used 2x2", but at the same time your "materials list" on the screen says 1x1 (if im understanding all this correctly). Can you clarify the size of wood i should use to make them like yours. Thank you. I have a terrible squirrel problem. I like that these come apart. Also do you have any updates on using them.

Dear, sister your speaking English very well and gardening information very informative thanks God bless you ❤

this women just cost me 400 bucks i pick unripe tomatoes they was pretty big but just yellow.ikik guys im still learning i will learn from mistakes

Do a video on only natives please

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Thank you for the basic reminders of how to look at the color and the texture and to know what should be the typical readiness based on the type of tomato, mostly too for keeping the video to the point, which keeps it kind of short and doable because we all love to watch videos, right?! Thank you.

Nice vlog thanks good enough speaking

I’ve just got a new job where growing tomatoes from seed is a big part of my working day. I’ve never grown a tomato in my life, so thanks for the tips. (Love the t-shirt, by the way!)

Dear, Angela your all vlog gardening very informative thanks ❤

Well done, voice quality, video, quality of content, understandable

Good evening dear, Angela very informative vlog thanks

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Dear, Angela sister I checked your gardening information very informative thanks ❤

I hope no one allows the plant/seed to get into any area but 'right there'. Non-Native invasive.

What's the purpose of layering? First year gardening & I've been putting everything (raised bed soil, perlite, peat moss, fertilizer & worm casting in pool & mixing it all well then containers.

It's really difficult when you live in the southern USA because it is hot and frequently afternoon thunderstorms, so some of your advice isn't possible. I plant a lot of containers, and full sun plants are supposed to have 6+ hours of direct sun which mine don't get with only 12-4 or so. The young transplants will wilt even though the soil is wet on top. Then we have days where it's showers and overcast all day for three days in a row. Some plants just quickly die (I have had this with million bells and begonias) and the containers seem to be waterlogged, so I am trying your potting mix this year to see if it makes a difference from Miracle-Gro. I think it's hard on them too, moving from greenhouse and sellers to our yards.

Hey, really found the video educational! Had no idea the leaves could be eaten. I'm living in a colder climate where the winters are long, what can I do during the winter,once the plant has grown on the trellis on my balcony? Do I leave it out and let the leaves to fall? Does the plant die?

Casanova is so relaxed but so are you. It does my heart good to see the relationship you two have. I'm watching bc a neighbor believes the pullets they bought contains a cockerel and wanted to know if we would take it. We will but I'm new to roosters so I want to do right by it. Therefore I am researching as much as I can to let it live it's best life. Hopefully, there will be no freezer camp. Thoroughly enjoyed meeting you and Casanova. Thank you.

Those holes are very small. Won’t it prevent bees from entering and pollinating the vegetables