You're welcome and I'm so glad you took the time to comment to share how this helped you. Once again this year it started growing upwards. We either choose branches to bend down and tie them so they harden like its weeping or cut it off. Seems to be working so far.

I did not know the answer, but an internet search says "Yes, all parts of the Delphinium grandiflorum 'Blue Butterfly' plant are poisonous to cats and can cause harm if eaten. Contact with the foliage can also irritate the skin and eyes." Take care of your cat!

@@4dojo oh. They’ll reseed! I still have them surprising me.

@@MyCornerOnline I sure hope so. Can their seeds survive New York winters?

@@4dojo I would think so. I don't see why not.

@@MyCornerOnline I hope so. My fear is just that they usually grow in more tropical climates and I don’t know if the seeds can actually survive being frozen under the snow, but I can’t seem to find an answer on google so I guess only time will tell.

@@4dojo We have snow here in Missouri too. And ice as well. Now if they start growing too soon and then you have a snow, that might get them, but that would get most any annual flower. You could save some seeds and then plant them after the last frost date.

@@tammy1074 I think it does kind of ruin the experience a bit have it fenced off also.

@@tammy1074 I sure do appreciate you reading it. And I thought they just could impression too.

Very interesting, at least to me. Thanks much for watching and commenting. Appreciate you.

@@tammy1074 You’re appreciated!

@@robertmahiques6218 I am not affiliated with any company. I have been buying a lot from Yunnan Sourcing lately. However, you are correct that Den’s Tea has some good quality Japanese teas. If I want those, that’s where I go for them. I found that their higher quality Matcha was a big difference from Matcha other places. It made me like it.

@@tammy1074 the tour guy had mentioned how it was stripes going in the wrong way for women because you know if they go round they make us look larger

@@MyCornerOnline too funny!

Thank you!! 😊

@@hotquebec This was many years ago. The program is different now and easier to install them.

The upload date on this video is November 5. The website that is linked in the description actually says the date was October 31.

@@owenbarnebey1543 That’s cool!

So glad to read that. Thanks for taking time to comment.

@@jenniferballard1919 My grandparents were really dedicated to that church. They lived in Shrewsbury.

My grandfather and my dad was brotherhood and à decon

@@delano62 Exciting!

@@MyCornerOnline It's just that the place has been there since I was a kid back in the 70"s.

@@keegansaur458 Thanks for sharing. That sounds like similar memories I have of my home town. I sometimes wish for the old days.

What were your thoughts about it?

@@SpruceDodger I have some purple ones too that are taller. Black Adder. Made a video last year. Thanks for your kind words. Yes I have New England Asters. I think I did that video last year. I just finished cutting them way back yesterday. I will let them go now and they should bloom this Autumn. They do take some maintenance trimming them back all year to keep them from sprawling everywhere. So I only have one patch. They need to be cut back all year like mums do otherwise they will bloom too early.

Hi Peggy. These are just finishing blooming here in Missouri. They are different than other bulbs in reverse with foliage coming first. Now is actually a good time to transplant them because you can see where the bulbs are in the ground. After the stem is cut down you have nothing to show where they are in the ground. Do NOT transplant them after the foliage comes up in the Spring. That foliage needs to die back so the nutrients go into the bulb so that they can bloom later in the summer. So anytime between after blooming and when the foliage comes up next Spring is an okay time to transplant them.

@@MyCornerOnline thank you so much! I have some that I need to move. I will wait for them to finish blooming.

@@Rodfather001 I replied to you post on Facebook. Awesome flowers!

@@kellyloves2fish Do it! They are SO easy!

@@TheGatlinburgHussey Hello from Missouri. Two sister states we live in, in this awesome country.

Hello! I do Vlogs Daily here in Gatlinburg now and this was great! Come say hi if you'd like ​@@MyCornerOnline

@@TheGatlinburgHussey I did watch a few of your videos. You are a happy-go kind of guy. :)

@@aliensojourner I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Oh goodness. Not good news for me! I have never tried to grow the short ones before so this is my first experience with them getting tall anyway. Only the one variety is short and its flowers are tiny but I kind of like them. I am on a mission to find my favorite short zinnia! Let me know if you find one.

Sending to my father. Lol. Current is our happy place. So beautiful!! Nice video❤

oh! I was wondering when you said "Hi Dad" because I am a Mom! lol I am glad your Dad will find this video a happy one. It is one of my favorite places too.

Thanks for the confirmation that others love it as much as I do! I do not like reds, but I try to stick with purples and pinks in my garden, with a few yellows and oranges. I was going to do seed this year, but time did not prevail. I am SO going to do seed next year!

@@Mariefrancegrsce Yes flowers only a week but I love the shape of the tree year round.

@@MyCornerOnline oops very expensive for 1 week only...do you know any tree 🌳that blooms for long time?

@@angelmesih thanks for watching and commenting too.

@@kellyloves2fish We should meet and do it together some time!

@@Mastermind-s5p Thanks for the feedback. It’s good to know what people want.

@@kellyloves2fish None. They stay away from people.

@@stevepmo I loved it when gas prices were $.99.

That is sad that it is worse.

@MyCornerOnline , yeah, but there is nothing that we can't do about it. It's only about politics. If 100 of population in the border act bravely, maybe the government will listen or not to our protest.

@@MegaOsvaldo18 Everything always has to be so difficult.

God is good.

My garden is a joy. Not so sure I’m beautiful. :)

It is! Looks kind of green in the video but when you look straight down it’s clear. I love that place!

Oh hey! It’s so good to see you! Your videos have not showed up in my stream so I’ll have to come make a point to look at your videos. There were children on the Current River and I know you have the skill level. I think you just need to, get over your fear and go with some people you trust. Of course, always respect the river. It can be dangerous. But the only way to learn to read the river is to go and do it. My kayak buddy moved to the state of Washington. I need a new kayak buddy. I went this time with my son, but he’s not going to be around normally.

@@MyCornerOnline Yeah. I'm not the best swimmer but I wear a life jacket always. I guess I'm afraid of falling off my kayak mostly.

@@HikingWithShawn I can see that being scary if you don’t swim well. Everyone “swims” some. Most of the time when I flip I can either stand up or just half swim to the bank. But there are those other situations. It’s always best to stick together as a buddy system to help each other out if needed.

Well that's interesting. This plant is so tall the bunny rabbits cannot reach it in my yard.

I just learned that differencr myself! I did not see creeping phlox in the stores until late Spring. They sold them at different times.

Ah thanks!

Ah. Thanks. It brings me joy.

Oh no! That’s so frustrating. Getting the limb out will be tough but then rebuilding won’t be profitable until next year.

Thank you for taking the time to listen and comment. I am really like it. I am trying to think where I can spread it to elsewhere in the garden. Mine are just blooming for the first time, but I saw some photos online of larger groupings of them that were just beautiful.

Glad you enjoyed it

Are you planting shorter or taller varieties? Is there one you found that you like more than others I might look for?

@@MyCornerOnline I planted shorter ones this time. Not sure of the varieties, but one is red and another has purplish flowers. I had one already last season that was my “Queen of the garden”, she was pink and over three feet tall and just as wide. I divided her this year. Still pretty new to the Monarda world so I’m still discovering what’s out there 😁

@@SpruceDodger Ah! "Queen of the Garden" -- love it! Thanks for sharing. I try to stick with pinks and purples, with some yellow as a theme in my garden. No reds. I also try to stick with 2 foot and under plants mostly just because I am trying to make the garden easier on me as I get older. The bigger it is, the more work to get rid of it when it is cut back. I love that you divided it already though! It sounds gorgeous! I love my Bubble Gum one that is new here. It is a perfect height and showy and I cannot wait to divide it too!

So nice of you to comment. Bee Balm and Yarrow are the two I really want to spread.

Oh no! So sorry you got hurt. The waters downstream seemed calm but those rocks not so much.

That's horrible!

I'm not much of a fishing person, but the water's edge is always perfect!