Thank you! Especially for explaining the importance of not using chemicals.

Thanks Maegan.

Short, but quite interesting and educational. Thanks!

Yo quiero bailar así!!

Do these do well sharing a bed with hydrangea?

Sounds like Robins also.

Thank you for leaving food and cover for the birds in the Gardens! Thanks for showing people that a garden doesn't have to be perfectly manicured.

That’s sweet!

Good Day, beside many anise shrubs around our backyard, we also have a couple of ruby or red star anise shrubs. These shrubs were originally located in the very back of our property with mostly shade, we moved them forward to enjoy those red star blooms about 3 months ago. Now were are starting to see some yellow leaves. We first thought it was transplant shock but it seems to be going on too long. Probably about 25% of the leaves are yellow. Have tried blood and bone meal additives two weeks ago with no luck. What could be the problem with these shrubs? Located in Eastern North Carolina - Thanks

that is a cat walking up in the background.

Thank you so much for the tips on gardening. Me too, I have a garden on the top of the mountain. Can you subscribe to my Channel.

Nice ... I need to learn more about this topic ... thank you

I fed one for a month and let it out yesterday. It looked like it was ready to go : learned how to eat on its own. I hope it will survive

Where can i get a anise tree?

The gardens are beautiful! Love the wildlife too! A perfect place to meditate.

Thanks for sharing. It's important for people to know that bees who are swarming are not looking to sting anyone - they just need a new home.

I’m right there now.. two fell out of their nest due to high winds... they’re doing great.. mom and dad dive bomb us while we tend to the chicks... and the parents still feed them.. I think we are on a good course

what a beautiful flower thanks for sharing i am about to attempt this year to grow theses in the uk but in pots to transport them inside during cold winters

Thanks! I was always wondering about this. I'll remove them!

YOU ARE A GOOD MAN BROTHA, KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DO.

Alcohol, lysol, etc are hard to come by at the moment. How do you feel about using a flame from a lighter to sterilize pruning tools?

You two look so beautiful dancing together!!

Its It's pronounced "ahnees"

I like the little check you did just after the two minute mark.

Cute little routine, love Balboa!

He is my ballet teacher at cary ballet conservatory and he is amazing

It would be so nice if there were a list of plants for sale for those of us who do not live in Durham and have to decide whether to make the drive or not. Perhaps I just haven't found it online yet!

I always enjoyed Paul James on his show. This was the best show on HGTV. After he left, the whole channel went to pot. I don't even watch it anymore, and haven't for several years. I'm on KZbin now, just to see if I can find some of his shows. Hope he is doing well. He added a lot to our lives and I'm sure Jesus will reward him for his work.

see you then! hope to get some Spider Azalea :) maybe someday

Thanks for sharing, this is amazing! By the way, may I ask what song this is?

You can see the beautiful Roney Fountain at :22 ! So beautiful! Duke Gardens are stunning and will make any wedding an elegant backdrop!!!! Enjoyed this wedding video!!!

Great dancing and thanks of course for sharing.

celandine and bloodroot can treat polyps i understand.

i raised 8 mocking birds this summer! check out my channel if you get time. cool video with the baby!what a chore this summer was but fun!

i love that pond in the background..

thank you so much.. too bad. i really am looking into either edible or useful.. items.. other then bee food...

(part 2) As far as companion plants go, Florida Anise is a cloning shrub that spreads by runners and would most likely crowd out other plants planted nearby. For a mixed hedge/screen, wax myrtle (Myrica cerifera) is a decent companion that can hold its own with Illicium floridanum and help create a screen with different leaf textures.

Hello MsTokies, To begin, Illicium floridanum is actually not Star Anise. Star Anise is an asian species whose botanical name is Illicium verum. Illicium floridanum is known as Florida Anise. While it does form seed pods that physically resemble Star Anise, it does not have the edible qualities of Illicium verum.

do you get any star anise seed pods? also what can you grow near them in a companion plant?

Mealworms seem like a good thing to get a baby mockingbird started off with... something easy to put in its mouth, easy to swallow, and easy to digest. Soaked dog food or cat food (while it works okay), is tricky to give unless you put it in a syringe-like applicator to put in the bird's mouth. (i've seen another video of it being done on a different type of baby bird).

WOW! This is so elegant & beautiful, with a liberal dash of southern country charm (if not 'Southern Comfort' ha ha!) mixed in. I'm visualizing an early 20th century southern parlor... or indeed garden (no visualizing necessary) where two young lovers are courting & wooing one another.

This is called CAMIA in the Philippines. Thanks for the upload.

I loved this show on HGTV on Sunday mornings . I think HGTV went to hell in a hand basket, when they took Gardening by the Yard off.They have one show after another about redoing a kitchen or bath . Ok , how many time can you see a bath or kitchen be redone, plus the way these shows are done you don't really learn anything. Come on HGTV show us a show that will save us money by learning to grow your own plants and food...

thats so nice of you, I foun one two week ago

That is so nice of you, I fund a bird just like that one two weeks ago

I love beautyberry