🖐🏼 5 Tips for LIGHT IN YOUR GARDEN! :: Building the Foundation of a Successful Garden

[@tomwyatt2670]

I like what you add to listening to mother nature. She has her way here in Central PA. Thanks.

[@CleverCassandra]

Your makeup is on point today! That's all!

[@RockinGFarm]

Thanks for the in-depth explanation of part-sun. I have always struggled with part- sun and part- shade. My plants will now be happy.😃

[@annapeitasimecek6859]

Great topic… And you smashed it!

[@marybeth4002]

Great info - I'm sure I'll be coming back to this again in the spring .

[@simplybloom]

Sounds so simple when you explain it this way. Now I need a guide for houseplant lighting because I’m failing at that lol

[@ranchhomeliving]

Great video Janey! It is very informative. 💕

[@rachelshepherd8099]

Thanks for sharing.....is that a Volcano candle in the background....Love them

[@kathytaylor9798]

Thank you for this video. It should help a lot of people. I am a Master Gardener in Pennsylvania, I would like to see you address the fact that there are several companies that use a systemic insecticide on their plants that will kill our bees and etc. Most of them, have an extra plant tag that says “protected”. I teach people to look for that tag because it will kill our pollinators.

[@8829agua]

Does protected mean they don’t spray with insecticide? @kathytaylor9798

[@kathytaylor9798]

in this case, protected means they've been given a systemic pesticide.

[@itsmewende]

I'm in Maryland, must say I've never noticed the "protected" label. Thanks so much for your comment, I'll be paying more attention to that.

[@peggy-ann1961]

Can you explain further? My understanding is that systemic means it becomes part of the plant so does this mean the pollin and nectar are poisonous? 🇨🇦❄️🇨🇦

[@kathytaylor9798]

@@peggy-ann1961 yes, it can stay in all parts of a plant for up to eight months according to the article I read.

[@AQTGirly4U]

Thank you for this great tutorial! You are such a great educator, and I really appreciate that you never make us new gardeners feel ignorant! Your help and decorum is very much appreciated!

[@julianmorato7925]

Super vidéo really interesting! Waiting for more 😊

[@kcook2256]

Thank you so much in sharing information for us to think about before we place our plants. I have been frustrated when I follow the tags and my plant dies. The heat here in southern California gets really hot. Currently I have cherry tomato’s still growing well in January. One plant has a hundred tomatoes right now. 🤷‍♀️ California is so different.

[@freedomofreligion3248]

❤"Light" has to be the Best topic. What a fabulously helpful series, Janey! It's almost like having a friend who's a Master Gardener! Wait..lol.

[@ilensantamarina9715]

Very informative, thank you.♡🌿♡

[@sandrasmith8100]

Good morning Janey, this is one of the best videos! Great information!

[@christystone9471]

Thanks Janey! This is great information.

[@chantallefowler4617]

This was SO helpful. Thank you, Janey . ❤

[@judybiegler2062]

Thank you for the good information

[@crystalpowers5648]

Great information Janie! Thank you for explaining the different light😊

[@cshieldsie9920]

Thanks! This is the hardest thing for me to asses in my garden…. Partly because the amount of sun a particular spot gets in May or June is not necessarily the same as it will get in August or September!!🙄 This video helps us to realize that “light” is not an exact measurement as the plant tags might suggest.

[@simple_southern_garden]

This has been a challenge for me with a new garden! Thank you for sharing! ☀️

[@robintranchina6588]

Cool, 1st to comment. Janey, you are brilliant in the material you bring us. Thank you for going into such detail. I’m in zone 8b/9a new map, Foley, AL. We are getting a sever thunderstorm at this exact time. The lightning is constant; the rain is welcome.

[@debbiek1699]

Hi neighbor 🙃 I’m in Foley as well! That storm was intense!

[@robintranchina6588]

@@debbiek1699 Well what do you know. I’m a member of the Gulf Shores Garden Club. We meet the first Wednesday of every month from September - May @ 9:15 Social, 9:45 Program & Club Business. We currently have 93 paid members. Come join us.

[@joycerapezzi2378]

Super helpful Janey!

[@margaretmast265]

Thank you for all the good suggestions. Very helpful to all of us.

[@keelymccormick3652]

Mother nature is the boss for sure😄I'm near you, in Sacramento 9B and my house faces north. I have a flower bed on the south end next to the fence and winter it's full shade, come summer it's full sun! I need to plant some tall plants to provide more shade in fall and winter because most plants I like can't tolerate full sun in the summer time🌞😎 Thanks for the video, great info.!

[@RocksieBaby]

Without question one of the best explanations of light I’ve found! Thank you 😊

[@linakhoury6623]

Hi Janey 🌻. Cool video . Have alovely day .🌺🌻🌺

[@itsmewende]

Nice informative video. I noticed last summer, my ageratum that the sun caught up to later was growing head and shoulders above the ones in sun an hr or so sooner.

[@lisawalters5482]

Excellent video. Tfs.

[@jksampley5872]

I still remember your video from a couple years ago when you did a Sunlight Journal. Later on that year I made one of my own and I keep coming back to it whenever I'm planting outdoors or placing a potted plant. It's so important that we know what the light is doing during different times of the day in different parts of our gardens at our homes. I think even doing one at a different time of the year would be helpful as well although it seems that this time of the year everything is unpredictable when it comes to weather lol. Great job as always Janey - love your videos 💗

[@trangn6564]

A whole segment on explaining light to us thank you it was much needed! Great idea 🎉I noticed the sun burning my petunias if they are in full afternoon sun so I moved them to the shade and only give it full morning sun where they thrived so beautifully.

[@darleneoldakowski4966]

Thanks, Janey! Great info.

[@ordiekelleher2641]

Great for information 😊

[@mikaylaharris6245]

Love this!!

[@gracefulgrowing144]

Great video today. Thank you for your education videos. I love your planting videos, watching you in action and not falling...lol, digging and repairing videos. But I love learning so your education videos are my favorite.❤❤ Monty is the assistant!

[@LindaSilber]

I live in Central Florida and this information is very helpful for gardeners in my area. Thank you for providing a clear and concise explanation.

[@lesliesteele8374]

Janey, I live in SC zone 8a and your explanation of part sun v/s part shade was very informative ! Thanks for all your great info!

[@debrasherron2843]

Thank you Janey for all the information and you explain everything in such a way that it is easy to follow and learn. I really enjoy knowing the difference between part sun and part shade.

[@lyndamello]

Thank you! This was very helpful!

[@OldTimerGarden]

You explain this brilliantly. I have know this but have a difficult time explaining it to others. I live in the south east and the sun here gets very hot by mid Summer therefore I have to protect my full sun plants to a degree.

[@susanhaynes4502]

So good ,great info. Thank you...

[@lindis2660]

Great video! Are you planning on a segment on pests? I found big ugly Grubs in our area (Davis/Woodland) while planting bulbs. Yuck! I am thinking about trying the nematodes. Do you have any insight on this?

[@darlenepeace9578]

Good info. TY.

[@teresaortiz9902]

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[@karysu51]

Very helpful for me in understanding full sun and part shade. And yet there is the trial and error part while assessing plant growth and health. I'm trying to find the right spot for hydrangea. So far, mostly error. But I'm going to try again!

[@richandmoe]

Janie. Which lights do you have on the grow shelf in your office? ❤

[@JackieLawler-v3m]

Do you use a weed mat in your garden?

[@paulajames6149]

I am curious, how long do we keep a plant in a location before moving it to a new location? I never know how long to wait to give the plant a chance to adjust. Do I give them a whole year or just move it when I see signs of stress? As a fairly new gardener, it is stressful to give plants everything they need. I do follow the tags but sometimes the plants are just unhappy. I have learned to not take it personally and to enjoy the process.

[@patriciacole8773]

Remember! Don’t forget! Plants need boron! For cellular health. Sturdiness and uptake of nutrients.