Hope you come back in the spring with videos! New subscriber also living in Ohio.

Thank you so much for this quick and simple explanation!!!

I think those outer straps are a brilliant idea, im grateful i clicked on this video.😊

I am in NYC. I believe my zone is 6b. The pansies are in pots and window boxes. Your thoughts on over-wintering...leave outside...or bring indoors? Thanks!

This is awesome!

Good job! Thank you.

Awesome

great video! thanks for being so honest!

Good video, thanks! Have you ever tried to over-winter pansies? I planted a bunch in late September and thought I might try to over-winter.

Thank you very helpful

I want a hand pump water fountain pot like yours! Where'd you get it?

So clever! - much better idea than I do which is aluminum foil . Thank you!

Very informative, love how you demonstrated the process.

The lime colored sweet potato vine doesn't make potatoes.

I love this flower 🌺🌻🌹🌷

Correction- It’s “not fairly safe to assume”fungus gnats aren’t in a sealed bag of soil. Nematodes killed all mine in 2 days.

Great video! Any microwave issues if perilite or vermiculite is in the mix?

I could have done this if I knew about it. I just threw out a bunch of potting soil in the trash due to gnats breeding

Thank you for doing this video. I’ve always liked the yarrow plant. But I had no idea how to care for it. Then I found a one on a Lowe’s sale🎉 from Monrovia a red one. And the fact that they are drought tolerant is a definite bonus.

Great video! Just enough info - not too much yammering 😅

I haven't had much luck growing from seed 🤔

Thank you!!

i have had 3 chip drops and they have all been great....some better quality than others...but who cares...i just pay $20 to sweeten the pot and it never taken more than a week to get the chips :)

Thanks for some good.info. I'm building my frame now for.my hoop.household

Bought 9 Moonlight yarrow, because the color is just breathtaking. They don’t require much water, so one went into a corner where the sprinkler hardly reaches. Only one, and it is a gorgeous clump now.

Love this!! 🧡🌼💚 Thank you. 😊

Managing yarrow is something else. Bought two wee ones and now they are over 3ft wide and 3 ft. Tall. I'm thinking next year of selling those and my bergamot that have just shot out all over.

If you have fungal gnats or white mildew on top of soil in house plants how do you get rid of them all

Fantastic video 😊full of information presented in a loving knowledgeable way easy to listen to.Thanks

Thanks for the info

Love this idea, very inspiring to keep tackling those unique pots!

Yes ❤ March 1st bought 5 pound bag of starting mix..... FUNGAL GNATS 😢 I did everything but my Early seedlings where goners so I used heat is what I used💚💚💚💚💚

I bought my papaver roots at Walmart in the spring in April and they had delicate green growth on them, I obviously had to take them out of the package and I wanted to nurse them in a small pot for a while since they were tiny and delicate, I planted them in a 5" pot with the green growth exposed above the soil level and put them out in full sun and it was an 83 degree day and 5 hours later the green growth sprouting from the roots withered and turned brown, did I kill them? I brought them back inside, what should I do?

I planted 2023.....yellow and a pink. 2 plants..yarrow....I'm in lower Michigan and its spring 4/15/24... they are growing back nicely......I enjoyed these easy care plants..I pruned regularly when needed

A ridge beam for support the long way would have prevented that damage and 2 cross support braces Nice set up im building one with a 3 foot wall

Thank you for sharing! ❤

How long until this boomer figures out that here video has no audio There should be an award for low effort

Eat clit

Do you have any idea how long these will take to sprout above ground? Thank you.😊

Above and betond, your awsome chic, are you married 😉😎👍

Just subscribe to your general enjoy it I'll be watching more we're gonna put a hoop house up this year but I got a greenhouse so that's what we're doing Stay safe and have a good day

This was perfect! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain all that. Personally, I used to have ornamental grasses and had a heck of a time cutting them back... LOL. We're gonna put your video in the next issue. Thanks!

your husband is right, those posts are great. Wait until you try to pull one out. They are tough to get out. Often taking some digging. If I were to attempt this.....I'd use them. I use them to hold up my hog panels in my tomato garden. Nice house, ya''ll knew what you were doing

Thanks very much for sharing these 4 methods. Just a quick question about temperature - the soil should heat to 180 Fahrenheit, right?

Great tips! Very helpful. I bought straw for around my raised beds last year, I’ll be using my dried grasses! Thanks!

Awesome!! Thank you for simplifying these different methods. Appreciate it! ❤️

You are a star ❤ I am planting these hopefully this year....you are very informative and you show everything in clewr detail, well done that woman, greetngs from across the pond x

Is it okay to seal the ziploc bag as soon as it cools? Will it still feel moist? Will it get moldy? I wanted to make shower favors with seed packets and bagged soil in a pot but now I’m nervous. Thanks

Do you cut back to the points it’s just soil and no leaves and stems are showing? And is it done right before winter?

I shared this a while back when i 1st found your video. But its been a minute or 2 since then, soooo.. imma share it again!😁😁😁! Tagging you of course beautiful human!😊✌🏻tysm for sharing this. For those of us who are newbeez/clueless, this not only comes in handy& teaches us 🙏🏻 YOU are out here saving lives!!😊