How To Grow Giant Sunflowers

Trial garden manager Lindsay demonstrates her expert techniques for successfully growing gorgeous giant sunflowers in your garden. Visit our website: www.reneesgard...

[@timtimson2067]

OMG! I know she said giant sunflowers at the beginning, but i really didn't expect them to be that big. Quite amazing. You could build a decent size tree house in there!!

[@Cra3hy]

Same I just bought some seeds😂

[@AnxiousCowboy]

upon closer look those are CGI. lies.

[@charismatic9467]

I've seen mammoth before then she entered the chat with titans

[@mightysyng8302]

This is like the first time a kinda exaggerated youtube video thumbnail came out to be true

[@Seamonkies321]

This is the biggest sunflower I've ever seen. Wow!!!

[@agrt5689]

Copy that!

[@Sun-Gamer35]

Not really the biggest one is actually 30 meters and inche

[@ScottQueskekapow]

@@Sun-Gamer35 lol, i was shocked when i found out they can reach like 15 feet tall, 🤯 i thought they can only grow up to 3 feet tall.

[@rastareptilerescue]

@@ScottQueskekapow check I farmin videos, mi sunflowa doh haff any head yet n Dem already 6 ft tall aftuh 2 months fram seed

[@rastareptilerescue]

@@Sun-Gamer35 video link?

[@taneabree]

That doggo is so relaxed him melting

[@tomsinsky5548]

AWESOME!!! I started a Sunflower Height Competition in Claremont, CA, in 2021 and announced (on a Facebook community group for our small city) that first prize is a certificate & a crisp $2 bill. Second prize is a sympathetic shrug, & third prize is a glare for making me walk or drive over. There has been some good-natured trash talking & it got off to a fun start. Then there were about 6 weeks where many of our plants were being eaten & looked like they had weak stems, but now I have over 100 sunflower plant surrounding every side of our house with about 70 in the front yard. A few are now about 8-feet tall & still growing. (Note to self: Try Renee's {Titan} Garden Seeds next year!)

[@blamflap]

SMH, that sounds like some really good prizes, but you gotta add 'whack with a baseball bat' if you're in the United States

[@nicolagritton]

This dog is loving life, he's the best! Sunflowers AMAZING too!

[@brittanylolol]

My first attempt at growing giants this year went.. okay. I found this video well after they were over 3 feet tall, and I didn't use any fertilizer nor had I spaced them correctly. 6" apart at best. I can't wait to apply this to them next year! My current sunflower is starting to make a head and it's about 8'. "Russian Giant" supposedly from a garden store. I will definitely be buying your seeds and appropriately gardening next year!

[@ntauscher1]

I can’t believe you guys have a KZbin channel! I have been a fan/purchaser of your seeds for many years. My daughter and I just planted the fairy garden seeds, and they are coming up beautifully! Thank you and God bless🙏🕊🌻

[@edwardlittlefield447]

That was a great video. The method was explained thoroughly yet quickly and to the point! Very nicely done! 👍

[@westcoaststacker569]

Yes, now I know when and where to plant them.

[@laurinmoriggl2577]

Great video? I missed to see the sunflower in the sunflower video....

[@minniejones4608]

Yes she is very well spoken! I love this video. Now I know how properly THIN out my sunflower bed.😊🦋🐝🌻🌿🌾🌻🐝🌱🦋🌿🌾🌻🐝🌾🌿🌻☘🦋

[@jvin248]

When 'thinning' you can take a little care and transplant those plants to other areas. Many will survive and you've expanded your garden's output.

[@andiincali.4663]

Thanks you answered my question. I was wondering if they transplant okay.

[@glenshea1967]

They are amazing.2 years in a row my sunflowers have reached 9 ft tall but i have mine in 12 inch around by 12 inch deep pots.

[@mellyceesewe1814]

WOW! You literally blew my mind with the size & height of those sunflowers! I have to grow some that tall now! OMG!!!

[@nicoleflowers8274]

This was very helpful - I started Burpee Mammoth seeds in cardboard egg cartons and then planted the seedlings 6 inches apart as noted on the package. I did not thin them and now that they are almost 5 feet tall, they are very crowded and vying against each other for light and I can only assume they are also vying for root space below ground. I won't disturb them at this point, but next time, I will follow your method. Thank you for this video.

[@lisaa.1126]

That's how tall my sunflower got last year between 4 feet---to 5 feet tall ....This video makes me feel like a made scientist if I could grow something that tall...I can't wait how big they get this year...good luck to you...

[@chrisperalta5461]

As much as I would love to start my sunflowers in the ground, I start my sunflower seeds in peat pots. I let them grow until the roots start to poke out and then plant them in ground. The reason I do this is because squirrels and chipmunks like to dig up and devour my seeds and recently emerged seedlings. And now my mammoth sunflowers are at 8 feet and growing. And yes, I do plant them in amended soil, plenty of water and full sun to partial shade. Arkansas can be tough on flowering plants.

[@beastmuncher527]

Living in Little Rock Arkansas have some sunflowers growing. Any tips?

[@chrisperalta5461]

@@beastmuncher527 scratch or clip the seed coat, soak, and plant in peat pot or soil block. Then plant when stems are taller than 6" and roots start to poke out

[@whocares4583]

You shouldn’t use peat

[@ryanhocstetler]

@@whocares4583 cry more

[@jthepickle7]

The biggest Sunflowers in my garden come from seeds that fell off of last year's garden. This taught me to start my Sunflowers early.

[@theemeraldfox7779]

Like what month?

[@jthepickle7]

​@@theemeraldfox7779 The 'wild' ones came up weeks before last frost - our last frost is May 15

[@ReneesGardenSeeds]

Check the packet back for optimal planting times

[@raymondkyruana118]

I bought some seeds from you guys and I can't wait to grow them! Thanks so much for this video!!!

[@jsterling218]

Update?

[@emilyzamora1184]

@@jsterling218 I second

[@raymondkyruana118]

​@@jsterling218 Overall they grew great! the rodents ate a lot fo the seedlings so I will fence off and spray with hot pepper for the first week this year. Also, I didn't give them ideal conditions so not quite as big but still very impressive after everything they had gone through!

[@monimarz]

It is strange, the one's I grow in a more controlled setting verses the ones that crop up in random areas of my house are vastly different. I had one grow as tall as my house and it was one that had been planted by a bird, no up keep or added fertilizers and it grew bigger than any of the ones I monitored in my garden.

[@carbonatedmilk5934]

Sunflowers have really deep taproots. Maybe there's something nutritious down in the soil right in that spot

[@justice_1337]

@@carbonatedmilk5934 fluffy? 🙃

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

Your dogs looks like, "I've heard this so many times that I'm just going to take a nap until she is done!" Your sunflowers are gorgeous! Seems like such a waste to not plant the "thinnings" other places in the gardens! (Or did you??) God Bless!

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

or could eat them - they sell sunflower 'microgreens' at my local farmer's market & they are expensive (but good)

[@lauranilsen8988]

It was hard to watch her thinning them. 😆 I would have to stick them somewhere!

[@frankv.2681]

Wow ... real life Jack in the beanstalk scenario! LOL

[@steph6337]

I followed the link in your description and bought several varieties that you offer. I'm SO excited!

[@jimacheson4933]

I love it when you show start to end. Great video

[@joemurphy5315]

I love the puppy chillin in the sun in the background! My puppy loves to help me as well

[@nysigal]

That dog is my spirit animal!

[@firsttimemommy3735]

I planted faint sunflowers last year and didn’t realize how big they could get, plus they had multiple baby heads.. it was SO pretty! Great video! New subscriber

[@smcdade4577]

Absolutely amazing! You have given me the confidence to try to grow my own sunflower seeds!

[@DirigiblePlum69]

Nice video. I start my sunflowers in pots and then transplant them after they reach around 4-6 inches tall. I space them out just like you do 😊

[@abcdefghijklomop3414]

The dog looks so deflated lol cutie

[@river8760]

I love sunflowers, thank you for this! Super helpful.

[@danhammond9066]

I have a raspberry patch that looks like that. Not quite as tall, My raspberries are between 11 and 12 feet tall. But very large green leaves almost as big as those sunflower leaves. And they are still growing. I have about 40 days left to the growing season before first frost. I built a supporting trellis for them. I have never seen raspberries get nearly this large. The patch is very thick just like your sunflower patch. My first year with this raspberry patch.

[@markmcdowell6878]

WOW Great Job !! You Gave them Your LOVE , and they took off too the sky!!

[@gardeningplus7271]

I did grow titans before and blue jays did all the harvesting.:)

[@garychiappa3676]

GARDENING PLUS omg!

[@heleavesthe99]

Same here.

[@petrieberries]

That is so so beautiful! It really made my soul smile 💜🌻I’m waiting for my meadow of flowers customised for bees to grow

[@kjaan]

wow! those sunflowers are tall and huge!

[@faithbrewer7827]

Thank you for showing this video. I planted my front yard last week. Sunflowers is what I wanted to put in back yard. Very helpful to me. Hope you have a great day ❤

[@MrMustang2791]

I can relate with the dog sleeping, when my wife is planting flowers! lol

[@thcrtn]

It trips me out how healthy sprouts are just tossed... Im saying couldn't there be a way to move them elsewhere? I donno some garden culture processes are wasteful.

[@pugsabi]

You can actually eat them. The whole plant is edible.

[@thcrtn]

@@pugsabi would you cook leaves like greens/kale?

[@ethan.000]

thot creations I would think so

[@LShaver947]

True, you can use them in salads

[@geraldpatterson3903]

You pull up plants, a lot of times you'll cause root trauma so even if it takes weeks, the plant will die. Otherwise dig it up but do it in cloudy weather. Doing transplanting in sunny much less hot sunny weather is a death sentence for any plant

[@ABF737]

Wonderful pair of giant sunflower.....

[@JustMe-mn4gr]

I love it! I am going to use these for a temporary summertime privacy hedge on the north side of the property. I'd like to see easy inexpensive ways to stake these. The seeds I am buying say they must be staked. 15' stakes seem difficult to do.

[@ReneesGardenSeeds]

You can make your own stakes with sticks and twine.

[@Squigglybun]

I accidentally got american giant hybrid sunflower seeds and immediately found your video aaa I hope I can do a good job. Very informative video, clear instructions, thank you so much!

[@collinmcdaniel5683]

Just bought some seeds from you guys. So excited to try them this year! Thanks for sharing :)

[@BigTeesGarden]

One of my local plant stores here in Orlando keep your seeds in sticks, Now that I have these tips ill be growing huge sunflowers next year!!!

[@rosablume4346]

show off just a very envious fellow gardener, good job, and love how you showed the final size, really, really impressive

[@amberjay5361]

Absolutely incredible! Thank you! I’m ordering from you!

[@beatricebrown8221]

Thank you for these tips. I just purchased these seeds from you and can't wait to see my giant sunflowers.

[@geraldinemcguire1698]

Okay! Just put seedlings out yesterday..and yes they are Renee's seeds from our local Hawaiian grocery store. Put 5 foot circular fencing around them to protect from chickens and my adventurous cat and birds . Will add a special fertilizer to the black cinder. Water again. And check on them later. Live in rainforest so usually God does most of the watering. Love your seeds and the video.

[@Deepskeye]

Oh my... I ... don't have the words. GREAT WORK. Thank you and wish me luck... (and that people don't steal my heads like last year).

[@brianshissler3263]

Saw some of these in a neighbors yard last year. Pretty amazing sight in person

[@paulmaier6305]

GREAT relaxed dog!!!

[@rurukaba]

Your dog is super chill lol. My cat always helps me plant my garden

[@nandanparmar5868]

Wow MameThat is the perfect way to grow sunflower thank you thank you thank you mam keep it up

[@harlzaotearoa7769]

just WOW those are huge cheers for the tips

[@gretchg9415]

These are so goooorgeous!! I wish I had the space for them 😍🤩😩. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻 Seeds from Renne's Garden are quality seeds. I just planted some seeds that I bought last year when I went up to Ojai. I got 100% germination. I did the heirloom purple krim tomatoes. Can't wait to taste them. 😋 Great inspirational video. Thank you!

[@thecritic122]

Wow, these are gigantic!

[@desireeholloway3353]

WOW! I’ve never planted anything in my life but this video is very inspiring! 😍

[@ZE308AC]

Start planting and sowing seeds because one day it will be illegal to grow your foods and flowers

[@desireeholloway3353]

😳🤭

[@aldosigmann419]

Cool ! Incredible how thick the stems get too!

[@YourselfAndEye]

Aw look at Cooper laying there getting some sun :')

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

Thank you. You are very organized. Happy sabbath

[@makesmefeellikeatalltree8250]

I have to cover ALL seedlings in my garden with bird netting. My neighbor feeds birds right next to my yard - crows, pigeons, yard birds even deer etc. Sucks. all the extra steps I have to take because of it. Got a greenhouse build started so hopefully, someday, I won't have to deal with covering them anymore and can start all in greenhouse. Would prefer directly in ground but - both pigeons and crows pull the seedlings out of the ground to get to the still attached seed. argh! your gardens are gorgeous. I've only got about max 6hrs direct sun in mine. Ground never really gets hot either in summer either as I'm surrounded by 90' redwoods and cedars to boot. Really would love to relocate strictly to garden. not feasible though

[@swingambassador]

makesmefeellikeatalltree , I would love redwoods. Maybe you can focus on growing salads in partial shade and enjoying your blessings. Best of luck.

[@winebox]

makesmefeellikeatalltree I start the sunflower seeds outside and then take a styrofoam cup and cut the bottom off and put the cup over the seed with the bottom up so it’s a smaller opening. When the seedlings start to come over the top I take off the cups and save them for next year. Gallon spring water jugs work well too with the bottoms cut off and leave the caps off for air circulation.

[@alright_alright_arlene1528]

@@winebox So you're putting the bottom half of the cup over the seed, but that completely blocks sunlight and it still grows into seedlings?

[@winebox]

@@alright_alright_arlene1528 no, I cut the bottom of the cup off. Air and light can get in. I just put the bottom, ie the narrower end.

[@littlebee879]

Wow, those are INSANE!!! Thanks so much for the tutorial. It was very helpful.

[@adamg8588]

When thinning, is it possible to carefully dig it up and transplant it elsewhere, as opposed to just cutting it out?

[@Blaowzir]

yes just dont let them grow to big before digging them up

[@frankthompson7526]

Poor guys that get ditched! I know that feeling!

[@kennethkustren9381]

MGTOW Life, revived.

[@kamalakrsna]

i could barely watch her thin out the bed i can't do it ... i let almost all grow & be happy

[@ethan.000]

Kamalakrsna Devi I thin mine out as she did, but i'm careful to keep the roots intact so I can replant them somewhere else.

[@BobSmith-un5mw]

@@kamalakrsna But there not happy if u dont thin them

[@sydney5887]

Right?! Like why trash them?

[@happyji1845]

Very nice presentation, thank you madam.

[@southernstacker7315]

I love the pup flattened out and went to sleep.

[@howardwayne3974]

They make a great windbreak if grown that close together !

[@mroakarm]

Very cool!...thanks...I planted 2 giant varieties this year...Mongolian and giganteous...wish me luck

[@-ok1641]

I'm soo shocked at the tall sunflower 😭 im growing mammoth now, hope its doing good. will comeback here

[@xxskylarmnxx6296]

how is it

[@-ok1641]

@@xxskylarmnxx6296 doesn't even reached 6' 😭 maybe cuz of my soil/planting methods

[@xxskylarmnxx6296]

I'm only 12 but I plant one very year I find a square 30 inch diameter and 20 in deep pot work well and I start mine of inside intill there about 30 cm and the stem is a bit thicker then move the to the out side pot with lots of protection then when the stem gets even thicker and about 60 cm tall I'll remove the wind protection and leave a stick for support put them in a place with at least 6 hours of sun and water daily slowly increase the amount of water as they grow hope this help I'll be starting mine in 4-5 days inside if you want I can notify you when I put it outside if you want good luck! (this year I'll be trying sky scraper ones for the first time)

[@-ok1641]

@@xxskylarmnxx6296 awww really nice of you, sure you may share. Yes I grew it on pot at first, cuz if I start it directly from the ground the pest will ate the leaves at night. Thanks for the tip I will try looking for a bigger pot 😆

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Are you sowing sunflowers this year??

[@Bryan-cs9to]

Those are some impressive Sunflowers

[@HoiPolloi]

Those sunflowers are amazing! Thanks for the video!

[@SwahiliSpicE]

Wow, amazing results!

[@cliffcorbitt9494]

IN NORTH CAROLINA IN CHARLOTTE THE SOILS SO GOOD YOU CAN PLANT A SEED AND GET 17 FOOT LONG FLOWERS THAT ARE SO HEAVY THEY BEND OVER AND YOU CAN STAND UNDER THEM AS ITS RAINING AND NOT GET WET!!

[@sarahpike1759]

lovely. and you can have a 2nd bed set up for the extra seedlings! i can't wait to start growing

[@Stephanie-vn6ir]

I'm Gonna Plant these to Block My Neighbor's Junkyard View!🌻😝

[@dinamaniquis1617]

I need this too for our “ soy neighbors.” We get busy on summer time and they couldn’t help but copy whatever we have going on in our yard.

[@darienandrew4698]

Those are so beautiful

[@alanhelton]

Always good luck with this company’s seed!

[@valarieannaliza8805]

Wowee! What a cool Video. Thanks for taking us all the way to to end of journey.

[@festuswilliams9428]

Hi Valarie.

[@michellerichards9948]

Wow stunningly beautiful 🌻🥰🌻🥰🌻🥰🌻🥰🌻🥰🌻🥰🌻🥰

[@orowizard1369]

Excellent video. Thanks for the complete growth of plant from seed to finish. Liked and subscribed. Keep up great videos, please.

[@leewyser9073]

I really enjoyed the video. You did an awesome job presenting it. Liked and subscribed

[@drewnation9905]

1 minute in and the dog is loving their life

[@bagmitabaishnabi3979]

Wow! So giant 😍😍🌻🌻 never seen such big sunflowers

[@eileenmacdougall8945]

Your presentation was excellent, thank you.

[@chrisbchester]

Great video about sunflowers, but that dog is a VIBE unto himself.

[@rodericktheartist]

That was a HUGE surprise!!! Thanks for sharing

[@pidginmac]

Fantastic host! Excellent pointers, thank you so much.

[@ultranitro437]

That would be awesome to make a parade float with all the giant sunflower heads.

[@nickernator4788]

1:15 your puppy laying in the sun is my current mood

[@ReneesGardenSeeds]

Pups know best

[@ruthcole2783]

My dream!! 🌻🌻. Thank you for the tips!!

[@a.kay.c]

What a great video to see from start to finish. Thank you! I'm curious why not just plant 12 inches apart versus planting closer then pulling later?

[@utahcichlids2393]

Not all seeds germinate. Planting extra seeds helps you both get a good number growing, but also lets you thin out the weaker of the seedlings.

[@Jesus-qv5sw]

@@utahcichlids2393 but if you are worried of the ratio of lost seeds you waste more seed with planting closer an then pulling that planting 12 inches from the beginning, you can also plant them on pot to germinate an 1 week then planting on the final location.

[@Sashankyt]

I was lying down while watching the video but I got up in astonishment after seeing the full grown plant. I didn't know they can grow that big.

[@DerrekWayne]

I love how the dog progresses hehe

[@TheBushdoctor68]

Wow, that's awesome. I wish I could get just a small one to grow. :) I've got a small garden and planted about 30 pre-sown sunflowers this year, and put about 40 seeds in that same patch as well. Today was the day that the very last one was eaten by slugs. None are left. Aside from the bio-slug-pellets that I use, and the beer traps that I put out I also catch them by hand in the evenings. Usually they add up to about a thousand each year. After about a decade of doing this, I'm finally starting to understand that it takes just 1 surviving snail to take down all sunflowers, or other veggies that I plant. If that single slug comes in at night and eats the stems of 2 or 3 sunflowers, and it repeats that for a week or so, that's quite a score for that little slimey. And I figure he's not alone, but probably visits with a couple friends, and that speeds things up quite a bit. I'm kind of over the frustration of this happening every year, where literally not a single veggie makes it, but I am left with utter amazement about how other people manage to get stuff to grow. I mean, their garden is probably not as infested as mine, but they surely must have a slug or two, and if those eat a couple of seedlings every night, then HOW are other people able to get their stuff to survive?? That really baffles me.

[@pauliewalnuts2007]

Try Sluggo Plus to get rid of those pesky pests

[@TheBushdoctor68]

@@pauliewalnuts2007 Thanks for the suggestion. I think those are the bio-pellets that I mentioned.. I'm using those, and with good results, because I regularly find empty shells, but even with all my other methods, there will always be a few that escape, and I'm wondering why those few manage to sabotage my entire garden, while they don't seem to be able to do that with other gardeners. Just out of curiosity, your garden probably has a few slugs, right? If you would plant, let's say 40 sunflowers, how many would you say, grow up to be a large plant? Or whatever crop, radishes or lettuce? What's your average 'survival rate' for crops?

[@pauliewalnuts2007]

@@TheBushdoctor68 my survival rate is really good. My method is when I plant direct seeds or transplant, I put that Sluggo Plus literally around each plant or on top of the soil after covering the seeds. Another good suggestion is the find out where those slugs replicate and hide out, either get them there or if you can make where they live inhospitable to them. You will win, just have to be persistent. Yes I do have some snails and slugs, along with Earwigs and rollipullies

[@deadtreebark]

You should gathering or buying a bunch of egg shells, cedar mulch, and used coffee grounds for a top layer, or even wild brambles to make the top layer very dangerous for them

[@TheBushdoctor68]

@@deadtreebark Yes, those are all good suggestions, just like Paulie mentioned using Sluggo directly around the seedlings. (Thanks Paulie!) I have indeed used crushed egg shells, coffee grounds, and even copper tape to wrap around plant pots, and every one of those things DOES work, but they don't for a full 100%, and that's the problem. All of those options may stop 9 slugs from reaching your plants, but nr 10 is hungry enough to go for it anyway, and he easily takes out 4 or 5 young lettuce plants. And repeats that for a few nights, while his buddies go hungry. Some things still amaze me though, like slugs eating the plants of my potatoes. I assumed those were poisonous plants, but the slugs don't seem to mind... In any case, I have not given up. I have been catching and fighting these little buggers for over 10 years, and while I haven't harvested a single crop in that time, it did bring forth a nice composting hobby that I enjoy as well. :)

[@Coconutoilcrazy]

Love the pup!

[@johnjude2685]

Loads of information, great details Thanks and I subscribed and liked 👍

[@andresamplonius315]

One would need a saw or a machete to harvest those sunflower seeds... A little more spacing and they would take the place of corn in a Three Sisters setup together with squash and beans

[@renahspyliosandh_rslimes7993]

What do u do with the seedlings you removed when you thinned out the plantings? Can replant them somewhere else?

[@geraldpatterson3903]

Pot em

[@Jesus-qv5sw]

You can, but if you want not to have that amount of plants i find no sense of planting them and then taking themo out the soil, i would rather plant them with the final distance between each one or growing on a pot first an one week after transplanting them to the final location.

[@dobermanpac1064]

Great breakdown. I have sunnies in a well prepared bed twice the size of those growing in regular soil. Preparing beds for all plants makes the difference in a brilliant garden or not.

[@OO_sunflower_OO]

Ok as a new gardener, I thought you don’t need fertilizer if you have compost because compost is fertilizer(?) Also *OMGGGG THOSE ARE HUGEEEEE*

[@mpotter9944]

Compost is a fertilizer but not enough nutrients to substitute for actual fertilizer. Common mythconception, see here: www.planetnatural.com/composting-101/soil-science/myths/

[@paulmarchant9231]

Compost only contains what it picked up from the soil where the plant material came from. It is primarily a soil conditioner. I stopped making compost over twenty years ago as a waste of time and effort, I dig plant material in right back where it came from.

[@healthyrootsstrongwings538]

@@mpotter9944 dude it should be the other way around. Basically you're saying that healthy food can never substitute steroids. .. Mother nature all the way 🤗

[@Fragrantbeard]

M Potter Sure it is. People have successfully gardened for eons without commercially produced fertilizer/inputs. But waaaaay more importantly, nobody is fertilizing a forest or a prairie other than nature. Rock dust, bones, feces, and decaying plant matter. I hope Joanna goes and looks at Charles Dowding's videos.

[@fionam3554]

Some compost may not have EVERYTHING the plant wants. Depends what you put in to compost. The sunflowers might want some veggie you hate and so never included. You want to make a video, you make sure the plant has EVERYTHING. Belt and suspenders sure. She didn't want some piddling 12 footer.....

[@jonathanboerema2872]

The dog is a good helper.

[@johnmurphy3215]

Great video thanks! Prepared a sunflower bed today ready to sow tomorrow 👍

[@knightsedge7379]

I could watch this woman all day.