Good info about heeling - but amazed that works well enough in cold NH. Only other comment is - ditch the Lysimachia. Don't sell or share plants that are a pain in the butt to remove and eradicate. We planted this years ago and it took a couple years to truly eliminate. Besides, so many good native alternatives that can be useful for critically important insects.

Does this work for ivy geraniums as well? When you say to water them once a month, do you mean you spritz the roots or dip them in water? Thank you.

Thanks for making this video. It’s helpful for me to see that you heel plants in the ground too. This is my first year doing it as well. I propagated nepeta and Chicago Fig for 1st time and hopefully they make it over the winter ( Pa zone 7)😊

Thanks for the breakdown! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

It feels so good to hear you say "it's all right" we definitely feel overwhelmed at this time of year, we need to speak to ourselves to calm down, and that's exactly what your video does to our frantic minds, thanks Vita, keep up the good work and good vibes 🥰

I love seeing what you are up to. I cannot do a quarter of what you can do physically. I wish I still could. But I putter around the yard and hire out what I can’t do. God’s blessing to you and your family.

I have to gather all of my leaves, chop them and put on my garden beds. Plant daffodils and tulips. Hopefully I will get done this weekend. We got 2’ of snow a week ago, so some things I can’t do yet.

I so relate to this! I don't have a business yet, but I have a "nursery" because I love to propagate, like you, and I've been feverishly planting flowers out for months and re-doing my beds. I can't believe it will be Thanksgiving next week. I'm going to heel in the rest of my plants that are extra in hopes that once they've over wintered they might sell in the spring (mostly foxgloves and hydrangeas) for some extra gardening money. I found that people weren't so interested in foxgloves in the fall, even though it seems like the best time to plant them to me.

Hi Vita, so glad I stumbled upon your video, I immediately subscribed! I am in zone 6aPA & totally relate to you, Very Overwelmed by my leftover gardening chores to do yet! GREAT VIDEO I learned alot, even though I'm WAY OLDER 😂 than you, Thank you for the great info!😊

Wow you have a lot of plants in you nursery!!!!

I live in the zone 7A Western Colorado. My mom stay right in the ground all winter and our beautiful The Following fall. I have white yellow purple and burgundy. Thank you for the great videos

I’m also so glad you had a great trip to India. It must have been so wonderful to reunite with family. ❤️

Howdy from Australia. Just about to start growing vegetables in sub tropical Queensland and discovered the 5 best plants to attract predatory insects are Achillea, Alyssum, Dill, Cosmos and parsley. I googled Alyssum and your channel came up. Summer starts here Dec 1 guess that’s winter for you.

You got this. Vita! Love that you keep it real. ❤️

Question…when you winter sow perennials, and you know they will not bloom the 1st year, do you keep those plants in your nursery the 1st year? I have been saving milk jugs all year and hope to have lots of perennials this Spring.

Living in the low AZ desert I guess heeling in my pots during our extreme hot summers may help them survive. I gave up trying to have late spring/summer gardens.

Love how you get everything prepped for winter❤

You have a bigger property than I do, HOW DO you keep wildlife from eating everything you grow out side? I deal with rabbits and birds that eat seedlings and small plant. I now cover anything I am starting with tulle or in a shade room we made. I am turining my hobby into a small business this year. Our first SALE is this weekend. I hope it is successful!

I am maintaining my garlic bed ( watering we haven’t had enough rain from August until this morning to say so. Built a new raised bed for strawberries next spring,filling it with one layer of cardboard some pine shavings , chicken coop cleanings two five gallon buckets. Then topped of with leafs and horse manure,added some worms and will let it sit for the winter months. Working on a big bunch of compost to fill the bed next spring. Do you plant strawberries? Wondering what varieties work for you?

You have a lot of work ahead of you girl! I cant wait to see your plants next spring. We got light snow here in SE MI. 😢 I'm so sad. My gardening season is over. I'm still gathering up leaves and whipping them into mulch to lay on top of the cardboard in the landscape. I havent had the heart to overwinter my geraniums yet because they're blooming like crazy ❤ so I've been putting them in the shed at night and bringing them out during the day. I'll probably overwinter them this weekend. Gonna use the paper bag method. 👍🏻 Hoping they make it thru the winter. 🤞

Those seed heads have gorgeous structure ❤

Hi. Can you just bring it in as a houseplant and wait till it dies back to remove the tuber from the soil? There were a few that did not bloom all summer (I live in Atlanta) and they started blooming now but the temps are getting in the 30's at night.

Very interesting! Looking forward to your India video. Thanks!

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I have seen Joe Pye weed in catalogs, but I have never tried any in my garden. After looking at yours and you mentioning that it's not invasive I think I will give it a try. Love your henna work it is so pretty.

I was looking forward to your video, thank you for sharing. Sari from Spain

Thank you for this video! The close ups were really helpful.

I have huge arborvitae (don’t know the variety) in my yard that are dark green. I forage from them and it always looks beautiful.

Anxious to hear how many New Guinea Impatiens Seeds actually germinated! I can't find your video on the results from this video. Did you post one? Please let me know. I have been sowing NG Impatiens for the last 3 years and sowing side by side like you do, using heat mat set on 74 degrees, with a moisture dome and LED Lights, I usually get 60% red, 75% lavender, and 10% white seeds to germinate. I have tried different seed maufactures and I get relatively the same germination percentage. How did you do with yours. Maybe I am doing something wrong. Thank you

Thx for your reply about the seeds

I cut and saved the blossoms. They were not brown. Can I still get coleus seeds after the blossoms dry?

Thanks for this video. I live in an apartment. Once my geraniums are upside down in paper bags can I store them in my apartment?

Great video! Thanks for being so informative and inspirational. I love your nursery. Perhaps I can do the same out in WA State in the coming years. Best wishes for next spring.

I would love to know what are the plant hangers you use for your porch. I have railings like that and haven't found anything!

WOW!!! Those turned out great!!! Nice job!!!

Thank you I’ve bought few plants perennials on sale and it’s too late to put them in the ground , I think 🤔 In Bancroft Ontario the temperature is below zero already. I will try to keep them in my garage over the winter The rolling cart is an awesome idea 🤗

When’s a good time to take cuttings?

Did I hear you say you aren't crafty??? I disagree....your pots are beautiful!

You did an amazing job with your winter containers. I do a few myself, using materials from my property. I’ll send pics when I complete mine. I love your creativity and your inspiration and you’re right, you can’t get it wrong. Nice job. 👍

I absolutely LOVE your channel. I’m a serious plant person also and am trying tuberous begonias from seed this year for the first time, your information is by far the best.

Cute!

I love to forage for winter pots and usually do it after Thanksgiving. I can find almost everything in my own yard but sometimes supplement with things like magnolia leaves, that I purchase. I don't like to cut from my red twig dogwood so will often purchase that or curly willow. In the past I've spray painted branches but think I also prefer the natural look. I don't have teasel but have lots of seed heads from ornamental grasses, astillbe and echinacea. Your pots are beautiful. Love the birch logs.

I love this idea and I plan on doing it as as well! Think I'll add some Christmas decorations like bulbs and stuff. I don't really have much from the yard to add.

Love this, Vita! Your videos always give me inspiration. I have so many brown hydrangea blooms. What a great idea to use in winter containers. And definitely the ornamental grasses. I loved them in my summer containers. Easy to divide and you have an instant thriller. 😊

Super inspiring. I’m doing my pots soon! Thanks for the ideas! 💖🌲

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Georgous! Love the natural look. We haven't had a freeze yet so have 2 dahlias yet to dig.

What a difference those beautiful natural planters add to your porches! I think I will try to make one or two myself! Thank You for the ideas!

This is FUN! I think I will go for a walk in the woods today and do something fun in the pots on each side of my entry door today.

The containers look great. I love the natural and understated look.