Harvesting & Drying Gomphrena | Container Gardening

Hello! My name is Bethany and I grow things in my rooftop container garden in Chicago. In this video, I'm removing my gomphrena plants and drying the flowers.
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[@richa1996]

Always nice to see you with a new topic Liked your today's video too as always God bless your family 😇

[@bdrajput1]

Very well explained mam. Make a video on Aster plants pl.

[@ibrstellar1080]

It's always sad when the Autum makes way for winter it's the final few days of those plants we raised and adored through the summer.

[@ChicagoGardener]

I feel the same way! Now it’s time to dream about next year’s garden!

[@urbangardeningandchickenke1018]

Excellent

[@maheswarijanarthanan3022]

Hi, please also share how to grow gomphrena from seeds. thank you

[@ChicagoGardener]

I’ll be sure to make a video when I sow them this Spring! Last year, I started them in seed starting kits and moved them outside in June.

[@paulbyronhelms8881]

Hey Bethany it looks like you may have some pretty fall tree colors from your balcony. Will you be able to show us when they are ready? Also will you be refurbishing your wood raised beds for the long hard winter. Maybe re-stain or something? My wife and I love your enthusiasm. Wish more people would find out about you cause you are good at explaining things.

[@ChicagoGardener]

thank you so much 😊 I just filmed planting some bulbs and the trees are beautiful in the background but I’ll take some extra footage and add it to the video! The trees are beautiful right now. I’ve had one raised bed out for two years and the other for one year. They’ve done okay so far but I’ll probably have to stain them sometime soon.

[@Morgita_23]

Hi! Will they still grow back the following year if you pull them out? Or did you do that because you don't want them to come back?

[@ChicagoGardener]

They’re annuals so they won’t come back next year. I plant seeds each spring!