Tour of my PRIVATE Garden NURSERY and Ivy propagation🌱

[@patricksplantspaketho3760]

.Great video ! 🌿😊🌿 Plants are the best, specially the people behind them 🌿🤩🌿 You got a new sub from Denmark☀️🌿😊🇩🇰

[@mjmcinnespoems]

Blessings 🌱

[@koyumde-atthevillage-8213]

Selamlar sevgiler saygılar teşekkür ederim 👏👏👏💕🌱

[@myswedishcottagegarden]

Thank you for watching! 🌱

[@deniseheupel8814]

So smart to propagate as many plants as possible to save money! Like you said, there are always so many projects to do on a homestead, so doing things creatively for cheap frees up money for the big projects. You've got me curious to research if I can propagate my rosebushes. I had a number of moss roses come back, even though they're sold as annuals. I've had a heck of a time trying to get trees to grow, because it's so dry and prone to drought here. Your nursery idea looks good. I went on a farm tour years ago where they did something similar and used black tank to help capture the heat from the sun to help heat the space.

[@myswedishcottagegarden]

You should try to propagate those rosebushes! I think july is the time to try, but you should check some rose propagation videos for advice! I have so many cuttings and seedlings, I really hope they´ll survive the first winter! I was also lucky to find a whole lot of great plants on a sale!

[@deniseheupel8814]

@@myswedishcottagegarden I'm going to go get some rooting compound for some other clippings I have and I'll ask them about the roses. We've had a couple of hard frosts, so I've got some time to research, now. How is your electrical and inside work coming along in your home? Are you ready for winter?

[@myswedishcottagegarden]

@@deniseheupel8814 almost nothing has been done inside the house yet. But hopefully the electrician can come before Easter.

[@scottishtomte]

In my experience (Scotland, E. coast, almost 58 degrees N), ivy can take over the garden. Ash trees are one of its favourites for growing up fast, I know, I have seven including one as big as yours. It just means more time and effort would be needed for controlling it.

[@myswedishcottagegarden]

True. Here though, it is a little bit colder and doesn´t take over that fast. They can climb and grow strong for sure, but I have never seen it take over a garden in my area/climate zone. For me it is a good thing that it is green through the winter since I don´t have any other plants with winter interest so far. However, many will be planted the next few years.

[@marcellejosephine9119]

You already have a lot of plants! Are you very north in Sweden? Or more in the south? I ask because of the different climates you have in Sweden

[@myswedishcottagegarden]

Yes, the first thing I did already before I received the keys was to start taking cuttings :-) My cottage is located in the middle of Sweden, a little bit mor south than north.