Planting Bare Root Phlox & Hardy Geraniums| Jhuly's Aquatics & Gardening

[@Glory2GodGarden]

This was a great demo! I really wished I had watched this before I potted my David Pholx. Thanks Jhulys!

[@JhulysAquaticsGardening]

I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@toniapalmer1943]

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[@HAMBURGER-s1l]

Great video! keep it up.

[@elenagisa1318]

a man planting flowers, that's hot xD

[@JhulysAquaticsGardening]

LOL Thank you very much!

[@sandycossar444]

hi! thanks for the video. will these go outside in larger planters or a bed once they get bigger?

[@JhulysAquaticsGardening]

Thanks for watching! They're going into a couple different flowerbeds in the ground. I'm actually getting ready to plant them out soon and I'll make a video about it!

[@toddlaberge5671]

How many can I put in a large planter

[@lorelei1852]

Can you plant a low growing phlox next to geranium?

[@JhulysAquaticsGardening]

you certainly can!

[@lorelei1852]

@@JhulysAquaticsGardening thanks, I did it lol

[@petamcfarlane7564]

Please make sure I get mine thank you

[@JhulysAquaticsGardening]

LOL

[@gaylemartin3094]

Why are we soaking them?

[@JhulysAquaticsGardening]

It's recommended to soak them for a while to rehydrate the roots so that they can begin uptaking water and nutrients from the soil mix more readily.

[@gaylemartin3094]

@@JhulysAquaticsGardening thanks for replying

[@gaylemartin3094]

@@JhulysAquaticsGardening also, I just received mine. Can I plant them in pots and leave them outside for the winter?

[@JhulysAquaticsGardening]

@@gaylemartin3094 My pleasure!

[@JhulysAquaticsGardening]

@@gaylemartin3094 It depends on a couple factors. If new growth hasn't begun and had a chance to harden off then I wouldn't. Also, uif they're not in a protected location outdoors then I wouldn't again. They're pretty tender at this point so I'd exercise a bit of caution.