Helpful video thanks. I'm trying to decide whether baby tears is a good option for outside my daughters playhouse. There's an around her playhouse that she'd like a mini lawn. She's asking for fake grass because it's small to get the mower in and we'd rather not have to keep on top of mowing that area but I absolutely dont want artifical plant life. Is this stuff not ideal to be walked and played on though? You say in the video it grows lush in the areas not walked on.

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Edible berries too!

I can keep in indoors in winter or even outdoors??? I'm in NY. Will it survive outdoors?

Thanks so much for showcasing this beautiful plant. I love them as much as you do! 💛✨

Thanks for the video. I’m on Vancouver island and have a small landscape and irrigation business. You’ve explained why I love these ferns much better than I can. I was looking for a video that would explain the benefits of these beautiful plants in an elegant way as you have. Thanks very much. This will help my sales :)

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I never realized there were so many different types of Helleborous! These are so big and so gorgeous! And full sun too? Unbelievable. I have to find out where to get my hands on some of these. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks! Good to know can grow in Seattle 😊

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So enjoy your videos. Hoping you will expand and do more of these informative plant videos!❤

When should the Oakland Hydrangea be pruned?

I have one of these bushes and you just revealed a tip about trimming that I needed to hear! I was doing it wrong and fighting the thing as you put it. Will start this winter to just take out some of the lower shoots and let it fill in on top. I think thats what I heard you say. Love this bush though and I usually have a big vase full on my deck so we can watch the robins demolish the berries!

I like your videos and how you explain everything in detail. I especially love the video clips of the plant in all four seasons. So helpful, thank you!

You covered many important points, thank you.

I love my hydrangeas I grow in ground and in pots and just cut pieces off and put in pots and grow them and give away for gifts they are amazing when blooming

such a great video! Thank you for sharing :)

Do you know where I can purchase some

Do you have any seeds for sale my yard has died in one area this I think would be nice

Mine does not have deep color. Is there a way to get deep color on them? It’s a healthy plant, but the colors are very faint pink.

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We are planting this in front of our hotel in DC and hope it's not too late in the season. Awesome video, thanks for the information.

Thanks, I love this, I have some lambs ear. Gives me more info, appreciate this...

Oregano Kent Beauty is very beautiful and attractive Thank You.

What a beautiful flowering plant with nice narration.

that is stunning!what is the name of the one you are standing next to? just gorgeous1

What is the name this oakleaf variety?

Should i prune my annabelle hydrangea in October or beginning of spring?

Thank you so much! Best advice I’ve gotten! Thank you I’m new to my new hobby. And my two year plant only had two domes I was so excited! Yet your video helped me understand why! I thought for two years in winter to take the “brown dead steam down” I’m sooo excited to see next years bush. ( The two blooms were bright to pale pink) yet I have a blue in the back. (Fresh planted on mom’s day this year) believe I’m in akalined clay style soil in my yard. Ty Ty Ty helped me get so excited for next year process

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How many plants of jasmine do you have on your backyard fence planted?

Hahahaha you’re right…it will break right off!

hi, thank you for the incredible video, at what rate does it grow in seattle? like to cover the fence you showed?

After cutting these to the ground four times this summer because I was trying to get rid of them in their current spot, I decided they really wanted to live and I moved them to my backyard. I’m glad I did they are very pretty lol

I have one in my garden and I cut it back and this year it's twice the size and it is going sideways.....I think it smells like honey ..very pleasant..I had no idea it was a climber. I wanted to propagate it to bring it further down the garden in a large pot but now I know more about it I suppose that's a bad idea especially as it doesn't bloom for years.

Absolutely stunning 😍 ✨️

Hi, great informative video, could this be grown on singular wires attached to a wall? Thanks

Just a clarification: true Black-Eyed Susans are Rudbeckia Hirta. But you are correct that Rudbeckia Fulgida is colloquially known as Goldsturm.

do you have gardenia bush plants

🧡 So Pretty . . Do Deer eat 'Geum flora plena’? Unfortunately there are too many deer where we live.

Can it be grown in pots? If so, how big should the pot be? Thank you!

Great video. I went and read your Bio and thought maybe you would have an answer. I'm in Central Coast California zones 8b-9b. I have a stunning Birch tree and want to replace the lawn with low growing, no mowing green ground cover. I love Ruschia Nana but it's not water compatible with the Birch. Landscaper suggested clover but between the bees and needing occasional mowing, may as well keep the lawn. Also recommended Silver Carpet which looks hairy and faded green. I love that people from the UK and Brazil responded. Sweet. Thx for the video...baby tears is beautiful and lush as you indicated

Can you grow this plant in a pot indoors? Thanks for a lovely video

Im from bc and the profile is good news for me

I tried twice in Vancouver, both didn’t survive the winter

Here in Brazil its most commonly found as a hanging plant. Great video. Im now subscribed.

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Can this be grown indoors in a pot as well? I have mine here in sweden and it seems the warm season is too short for it to grow fast enough, after 3 years it''s still not wider than 10cm or taller than 30cm.

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Can you mow these baby tears without killing it ?

where is this plant native too?