!!! IMPORTANT- regarding putting a water heater in your birdbath during winter- only do this if you can put mesh wire or something right over your birdbath, so that the birds can ONLY DRINK from it, by getting only their beaks into the water, and cannot wash in it. Many birds die from dipping their bodies into warm inviting water in the middle of winter,- and the water then FREEZES ON the birds- dropping their temperature, disabling their wings-which equals death

Grow your plants in large containers to control them. Also some plants can be grown inside in containers. Yes mint spreads but you can cut and use inside. Here in North East Gadsden Alabama the freeze kills anything not brought inside.

Did you dig out the roots rather than pulling it out with your hands.

Don't plant Asian Jasmin. You will never be rid of it. It comes back time and time again after you think you have gotten it all up.

Hello thank you for saying this video I learned a lot God bless

Great video! Easy and great advice for newbies.

Last spring, I ordered bare root raspberry plants from Home Depot. After they grew, I realized they were actually wine berry plants. These plants are invasive. I'm surprised, they are sold in the U.S..

I have tried for several decades to even get a butterfly bush to grow! I've bought many. They die off! One finally came back a tiny little thing last year and the deer ate it to the ground. Somebody please give me one that will stay alive!

The place where I grew up had Lily of the Valley under a giant hickory tree it never spread any larger. It was in my horse pasture. None ate it. I grew up, moved away and later my parents sold the place. I went back years later and the tree was gone, the smaller hickory near it is now large and there was no sign of the Lily. I haven't seen ANY in all those many decades, anywhere! In fact, I was hoping to get some to plant here at my last home.

“Laura” is a nice plant name…😊 My prayer plant’s name is Padre.🤷‍♀️ cause, ya know it’s a *prayer* plant..?

I wanted to share this. I needed labels for my trays. I got a window blind. I cut the single pantels in half. The cut my labels. Cheap and easy. One blind makes a gallow bag of labels. . I also use a older microwave to sterize my soil. 25 minutes. Works great. Happy gardening... Great job I love the way you plant your seedling....

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I have a burning bush next to my porch. It has not spread anywhere else, but I have to cut it back every other year to keep it under 4-feet tall.

Incredible video, Gardening Know How. Looking forward to seeing your next upload from you. I smashed the thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! Your tips on growing indoor vegetables are so useful. Have you explored any specific varieties that are particularly well-suited for small spaces or low-light conditions?

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How do you get the plants to go through the cork

Thank you! Very inspiring and useful for this time of year when the weather isn’t conducive for being outside especially for the elderly

What about when it's not a vine yet but has 15 or so leaves? I'd like to take cuttings and repot. Can I do with just water too?

If it attracts butterflies then it is good.

Great information. Thanks

Can I just start out with a big pot in the first place?

useful and all, but you're cutting below the node, not above it

How often should u fertilize your plants? indoor vs outdoor differencs? Thank you for this amazing video I love how practical, knowledgeable and thrifty you are!

Great info thx 👏🏻🌱

While currently not tagged as sterile, the Pugster Blue Buddleia has shown no signs of being invasive. In our area of Texas (zone 8b), we have not observed any spreading in local gardens nor the wild areas. Hopefully, breeders keep heading in that direction as the native butterflies here absolutely love Pugster Blue.

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Orange Daylily (“Ditch Lily”) and Bindweed (Morning Glory) are also in this category.

I planted squash from 2006 this year. All germinated.

There's no plant that can become out of control if you are willing to use herbicide. Diligence and patience. Be careful of what you buy.

Just stick to native plants. Problem solved.

good video but why such weird cuts.. just keep the camera more to show which way is up that was soo confusing and im still unsure. like why above the node not below???

🙏Thanks so much🙏 First time making my homemade fertilizer and I know my plants will be so happy. Thanks also to everyone here and their watering tips too. Merry Christmas 🎄 Happy Hanukkah 🕎 and Happy Holidays 🎉 to everyone. 2025 will be a healthy and amazing year with all these organic recipes and remedies. #boom 🥳💃🕺🥊🎶🔥🥰🎁😱🎈🥊🙌🎯

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Thank you

Talk about fun facts: the milky white sap of a poinsettia can blind you. OK, they're not "deadly" but they are "blinding". Just a heads up this Holiday season.

Thanks for the advice... took the foil off mine and put it on a tray for better drainage😊

nice

Mint, comfrey ...

Good to know

DO NOT plant purple hearts in the ground, DO NOT.

Nice advice

We could all add to this I’m sure as the video said some are problems in certain areas. There are invasive and aggressive plants-two different things. Plants in my sandy dry area Z5a that are difficult to control: purple morning glories, spiderwort, vinca, yellow stonecrop called steppables at one time, woodland anemone, narrow leaf evening primrose, plantain hosta, garlic chives, and oregano. Neighbors black walnut trees and recently my catalpa tree. I love the catalpa and my parents had one, but it never reseeded 😮. And there are poplars here and noticed they pop up everywhere and a picky wineberry thing. It’s incredible how some are relentless-I scrape and dig and they still return. The anemones get tangled into other flower roots, steppables I think I’m winning but there they are again, I never let morning glories seed out and it’s been at least a decade, the hostas are leaping into the lawn and one snippet they take off same as most. And the biggest surprise is the primrose as they didn’t act up until about the tenth year-Yikes they are cruising! They are beautiful but the bloom isn’t long. So keep an eye on plants because one year they may decide to take over 😂. Edit: after reading comments I thought of another factor of why a plant may all of a sudden take off-weather. We have had really unusual warm winters and that is when I noticed those short primrose take off. It also could be that the soil improved.

Love the video but salt and minerals don’t evaporate if anything it’s becomes more concentrated because of evaporation

Good information and ideas but annoying and distracting music. 😖

I took some clippings from several different coleus. I put them in water in a west window not expecting much. To my surpise they are all thriving and now have blossoms all over. I think that they are seeds but I'm not sure. Anyway, they took very easily. Now, I have several thriving different varities and am trying to find homes for them. I truly did not expect them to do so well. Thanks for this video. It sparked some ideas. I seem to have better luck with plants in water then dirt.

Or..... you can cover the container, so no light gets in, or use an opaque container.

WHAT??? THERE'S A FLOWER CALLED A GIRL'S NAME??? THAT IS UNUSUAL!!! Not just that though...

Might you recognise the girl’s name Azalea? There’s a girl called that name at my school!

How can we maintain and care orchid in winter in a country like Germany?

You have a wonderful flower garden. Your warnings are very meaningful. I will consider this when buying these plants. Thank you so much!