Do you have to replant your lemon grass each year?

You’re welcome 😊

Great idea!

Oh that is awesome!! Thank you so much! Curious, where are you located? My peach trees are in a zone 6a ~ 6b. Peaches seem to grow well in northern Utah.

@@ModernGardener I’m in Salt Lake County. I can’t remember how I first found your channel last year but I know I especially prioritized your method because you’re in Utah too.

Thanks so much!!! Glad you found it helpful.

Glad you liked this Short. We don’t manage the Salt Lake Public Library Seed Library, but we do know they encourage seed library patrons to donate their own seeds. All the seeds in the seed library can be grown successfully in Utah’s regions and zones. Hope this helps answer your question.

We don’t manage the library’s seed catalog, but all the seeds they have in the catalog will grow here. They also encourage gardeners to donate their own seeds from their garden to keep it local. If you reach out to the Salt Lake City Library they can get you more info on the Seed Library!

Do it! Reach out to the Salt Lake City Public Library and I’m sure they can put you in touch with the folks who run the seed library for some pointers.

Glad you liked it!

@@ModernGardener ohhh, I love gardening...my passion.

Thank you!!!! So glad you do.

What a lovely comment to receive on a Monday morning. Thank you! Glad you’re enjoying.

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

Do it!!!!!

@@ModernGardener I did. I'm hoping she'll take me up on it. We shall see.♥️

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks, Erin! I know, isn’t that a great tip on picking your chamomile sooner than later? Glad we could inspire you.

Hi FranLu! Thanks for reaching out. I really like growing lemon grass and soaking it in hot water I warm on the stove, then I’ll stain it into a pitcher and drink that cold from the fridge, or room temperature. I’ll do the same thing with my mints and other herbal teas. I also like making my own herbal mixes! And then also drink them cold or at room temp. Also, try just soaking the herbs in room temperature water for a whole day, rather than steeping them in hot, hot water. With some herbs, a room temperature soak taste different then when they’re steeped in hot water. I wonder if that will help your stomach. Are you also using good, purified water? Hope this helps!

Have fun!

Good point! There are some pretty high altitude cacti that could do well in a zone 6-7. We’ll have to look into those.

Thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank youuuuu 😌

You're welcome 😊

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Thank you!

That’s a good question! Unfortunately the expert in this video isn’t available for comment. Our guess is if your air plant and succulent is healthy before you use it in the wrapping maybe a week at the most, so if your using those “live” elements it would be best to do that type of decorating right before you give the package and have the recipient give it some water or put it in soil soon afterwards!

We’re not blueberry experts, but as long as the bush is healthy it should continue to produce for many years. Yes, you would need to transplant it to a bigger pot and continue to amend the soil. There are some Utah gardeners who are successfully growing blueberries in Salt Lake county in the ground. If you’re on FB you could try reaching out to some of the gardening groups like Utah Gardeners or Utah Gardening experts. We don’t know if huckleberries can be grown here!

Thanks for your comment! We’re not entirely sure about how to take care of propagated mums in Florida. So sorry. Maybe there’s a local nursery in your county or region who could speak to that.

Ok, thanks for your response 😊

Sorry we couldn’t have been of more help! Good luck, let us know how it goes.

@@ModernGardener Thanks, I will let you know 😊