Transplanting Hydrangea & Hibiscus| Planting Tulips| garden Chores

[@sisterlockjourney7269]

It is so good to see an African American couple working with a farm and gardening!! Hats off to you two !!😍

[@SunshineKK99]

They sound Jamaican or Carribbean but a Black family gardening is great to see I agree!!

[@jeffzimmerman25]

I enjoyed your tone with the chickens! "Get your asses back..." 😂😂😂 Look fwd to seeing your bulbs!

[@GardenAddictz]

Zman 😂😂😩😩 they always rush me to get out the coop. It was too early to let them out. If I did, they would’ve been all The way down the street being nosy.

[@oceanbelow]

I got a good laugh I love it!

[@patriciahall198]

Girl, I get tired just looking at some of the stuff you’re planning to do. You really need to not go to Lowe’s! But it makes me giggle, I was just like you when I was young. At 72 I still get carried away. So you go girl ,keep planting ( by the looks of all those pots in your yard you will be ) stay safe

[@ElinWinblad]

Love seeing how ppl in the city are making mini homestead (chickens) work fir them. Bring self sustaining is very important especially food security. Cheers!

[@brooklynhomesteader3721]

I love your enthusiasm and energy towards being self sustainable! God's blessings to your beautiful family❤❤❤

[@PhuongTran-rl1km]

You should have divided that giant Hibiscus... it was already mad at you, so you might as well add an extra chop down the middle and make a new baby plant. Looks like there's still more than enough roots to keep it alive and health for next year.

[@GardenAddictz]

Phuong Tran lol @ mad at me. I did dig it back up after the video and divided it

[@PhuongTran-rl1km]

@@GardenAddictz Haa! Great minds think alike! Sometimes it feels like you could die out there from exhaustion, but it's worth the effort! Good luck with your new babies! I'll be on the look out for the follow-up video Next spring :)

[@kristinakeane7110]

Loved it. Keep gardening it feeds the soul. Your gardening brings a smile to my face💙🐞💙

[@roseshockley9979]

I just love your channel young lady!!! I'm binge watching. Thanks

[@christleannsilcox7665]

So great seeing you again. Been getting lots done outside in this terrific weather in 7b. The hibiscus will do just fine. I swear you can’t kill them. Can’t wait to see the tulips in spring. I’m envious, I can’t keep them in the ground because of the squirrels.

[@GardenAddictz]

Christleann Silcox when you plant the bulbs, sprinkle some “repel all” all over the area. You can find it at Lowe’s

[@jgwood10]

Glad to see a new video. I love the hibiscus. I have 2 that had been planted probably 25 years ago. They are still strong bloomers in full sun. I tried to find sale hydrangeas this fall but to no avail. Wow you have some heavy duty egg layers. Looking forward to seeing your tulips bloom in spring.

[@GardenAddictz]

Jane Woodhouse there’s always next season. Always check the clearance rack as well

[@jgwood10]

Garden Addictz I did get a few Shasta Daisies on clearance.

[@candiesmith4329]

I enjoy your videos. I hope your pain is healed quickly. I am eager to see your Spring garden.❤️

[@GardenAddictz]

Candie Smith Thank you Candie

[@triplebfarm4624]

I love "Hydrangea Land". I have one of those on my property as well....and "Lilac Land", and "Peony Land", and .... tee hee.

[@versaburnett5258]

😁 I love all the lands. Lol

[@judymckerrow6720]

That’s a lot of chickens for your freezer. Enjoyed your video, and I think your hibiscus will pull through just fine.

[@GardenAddictz]

Judy McKerrow we shared some with family friends. But still have a lot let

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Your hibiscus is a MONSTER! They are heavy feeders and will survive if you mulch heavily and use Bio-Tone. I just planted one out its pot yesterday 11/21...the roots were coming out the pot. Thanks for showing the chicken clean-up...it is what it is...we have to eat! Can't wait to see your bulbs next spring! Good Luck!

[@GardenAddictz]

Anwar Ogiste they are greedy. Those hibiscus are water hogs too. Will suck everything around them dry. Yes the chickens were being plucked and gutted.

[@CatherinesGardenHomeLWS]

That's great about the eggs. You are going to have a beautiful tulip display next spring. I am excited to see the results. Thanks for sharing!

[@janejohnson6411]

I was thinking about trying a couple hibiscus next year they look beautiful from the pictures. I can't wait to see the tulips in the spring, the colors look beautiful. I have laying hens too, nothing like fresh eggs is there, and we had meat hens before too. We also raise a few beef cattle.

[@lisawalters5482]

Can’t wait now to see early spring in your garden. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@SoilandMargaritas]

I think that Hibiscus will be just fine, they are monsters when it comes to roots! I need to get me some chickens!!!

[@GardenAddictz]

Soil and Margaritas if where you live allows them, you should. Great pets to have. You get eggs, can use their poop to make fertilizer and they keep pest at bay when left to roam the yard.

[@GerriElder]

I hope the hibiscus will be fine... I think it will. Their roots are so extensive it is unreal. We transplanted a big one in the spring and it did very well, even with broken roots. Love your channel! Take care.

[@dianepliska4256]

Great channel! I can't wait to see your spring garden. Have a wonderful thanksgiving.

[@SandyKH]

You shocked me with those hibiscus roots. Wow. Praying it will be fine As for your tulips... I feel your pain... though I usually feel it in my wrists more than my back. Still have lots of planting to do too... I must not lose heart with that. The beauty of planting bulbs is they come up in Spring like a breath of fresh air. I find it a bit frustrating that not all nurseries or perhaps bulb producers say whether they bloom in early or late spring. They are good about the height etc., but they seldom mention that, which I find makes it very hard to plan. Looking forward to seeing the results of your hard work. Stay healthy!

[@GardenAddictz]

Sandra Kaye Hansen Hey Sandra, I buy my bulbs from Dutchgrown.com. They are a great company. Only place I order from, then I clean up Lowe’s clearance section for bulbs lol. Also, whenever you get the opportunity to get outside, don’t procrastinate. Just go. Most days it’s hard for me to get out there but I keep thinking of spring. Gardening is a labor is love.

[@lovelyladygodbless143]

Hey happy to see you back cant wait to see the tulip bloom next spring 🌷👍😀

[@valiumsurbanjungle2041]

Woooah those roots!!! I looove Hibiscus, I have four in my teeny tiny jungle and thankfully I live in a warm city (9a/10a), so I can have them outdoors all year round. 💜 I can't wait to see those Tulips!! Is it spring yet?!? (I'm already complaining, even though winter has still forgotten about us...) 😂 Have a great weekend!!!! 😊

[@charlenefall3831]

Awesome work y’all all of y’all are werking it everything will be fine for spring to come 💐

[@sharonbrowne2311]

Oh my those chickens were big!

[@GardenAddictz]

Sharon Browne huge and they didn’t have much fat like the grocery store chickens

[@sharonbrowne2311]

@@GardenAddictz That's some good eating!

[@Hlegzudas]

Apricot Impression is a very very pretty one. It glows when the sun is shining the right angle. I have them every year. Good choice!

[@GardenAddictz]

Helga Cotton I planted them last year as well, hope they come back next spring. They are naturalizing .

[@jenniferlafleur4290]

Your videos are so enjoyable!! Always something to make me laugh!!

[@pharmgirl1955]

I had to do the same thing with my hibiscus and I also "butchered" the roots. I hope it comes back. The chicken thing did NOT bother me. Reminded me of visiting my grandmother for the weekend. If we wanted Sunday chicken we had to butcher it Saturday evening.

[@GardenAddictz]

pharmgirl1955 that’s country living and I love it.

[@joanneblair6085]

Love the video. Happy to see you again. Looking forward to the hibiscus come back this spring. You have such good luck with your plants don’t think there will be a problem. 🦋💕🌺🌸

[@ydoyougarden]

O my Gosh! I am so excited you got Foxtrots! I promise they will not disappoint! 😍😀😊

[@SupremeFamilyGarden]

Can’t wait to see the outcome. Thanks for sharing my friend

[@JJ-gt2po]

Love 💕 love the tulips! I’m going to plant mine the week of Thanksgiving which I found out is a great time in my zone of 8a! Can’t wait!,

[@GardenAddictz]

Jan Johnson I was hoping to hear from you. Did you receive the bulbs I sent?

[@JJ-gt2po]

Yes, I certainly did! I sent you a msg. After I got them! Thank you so much. They are the most beautiful bulbs and oh so healthy! I’ve never had bulbs that looked like these so I want to plant them just right. My daughter is a master Gardner and will be here Thanksgiving so she, my other daughter, daughter in law and I are going to have a tulip planting party! They’re in the fridge as we speak! It’s so good to hear from you! Thank you again and I hope you and you’re lovely family have the most wonderful Thanksgiving!

[@ankitayati9574]

Hi I must say really your hibiscus truly amazing and rare I just loved your garden

[@normiepierre-louis561]

OMG I’ve been waiting for you to put out a video. You have been an inspiration with me starting my own garden.❤️glad to see you back.

[@kamilahroyal1]

Great video! I have to finish planting my tulips and transplant some plants also! Do you think you will do another cooking video with the chicken?

[@GardenAddictz]

kamilahroyal1 I could do that. Once I finish everything in the garden I’ll start on some indoor vids to keep us entertained until spring.

[@noragarcia252]

This reminds me when I had to pull out my rose bush I had trouble and I transplanted to a different location but did not survive I live in South Texas so it was really hot and probably didn't get enough water this was during summer. I've been wanting to plant tulips and haven't gotten around to it but I hope to do it soon. I enjoyed your video and I hope you're doing well thanks for sharing.

[@GardenAddictz]

Nora Garcia maybe the lack of water as you mentioned. Probably got shocked with that heat. I’m sure you still have time in your area to plant tulips.

[@ThePatii7]

This past week I planted 345 spring bulbs! It was 60 degrees in zone 7B. It’s turned cold now.

[@GardenAddictz]

Patti Schmidt at least you made hay while the sun shined. It’s now cold here too. But suppose to warm up next week

[@kimby81]

Your tulips will be glorious!! Too bad your battery died, I’d have love to see you planting the garlic. I also watch Laura, did my first garlic planting in my raised bed this year. My beds are about 4 ft tall so no bending they are 2x5 my hubby built them for me 4 seasons ago, oh there are 3 of them. Plenty of growing space for us two, I have plenty to share with my two kids & other family. I’m guessing your transplants will be fine especially for your zone, I’m in 5a, S Wisconsin, I’ve got a hydrangea to transplant but I’m waiting till spring, we had about two weeks of fall then boom, right into winter, got a big storm coming Tuesday into Wednesday. Happy Thanksgiving to you & your family!

[@GardenAddictz]

Kim Decker I planted the garlic in my raised garden bed, hubby built them for me as well lol (men who are supportive and helpful are so great to have 😊). I followed Laura’s steps in planting them since it was my 1st time. Next time I’m going to have him build them like yours, so I don’t have to bend over

[@chickensistah4u293]

Beautiful! Can you recommend some perennials that are good to plant around the chicken coop?

[@peggyjk]

The hibiscus is a tough plant, you could have even split it and it would survive. I’ve grown these for years, a great plant, I’ve even had a small piece with one stalk grow.

[@joannagrimes1147]

Those are some huge chickens! I'd love to raise our own meat chickens, but I'm too much of a softie. If I look it in the eye, I can't eat it. 😂 Sending good vibes for your hibiscus. I'm sure it will be fine. Looking forward to seeing those beautiful tulips in spring! Take care and I hope your pain is gone.

[@GardenAddictz]

Joanna Grimes I didn’t do much with these. I tried not to get attach to them. I left all the work to my husband

[@redherringbone]

Moya, I’m in Southern Maryland, and if the squirrels are anything like they are here (we have voles bad too) then I would def. grab some of that granulated deterrent so that the critters don’t dig up all your hard work. ❤️ and congrats again on the expansion

[@GardenAddictz]

redherring For some reason the squirrels don’t bother my bulbs. I haven’t seen any sign of them digging up my bulbs at all

[@domonicware2385]

I can't wait to see the outcome next spring!! Where did you purchase your tulips?

[@GardenAddictz]

Domonic Ware Dutchgrown.com they are closed for the season now but great place to order bulbs. If you haven’t order bulbs as yet, check Lowe’s the day AFTER thanksgivings. CLEARANCE!!!!! 😬😬😬😬😬

[@bradjohnson361]

Don't fret it! They have enough roots to transplant fine!

[@SavingGreensHomestead]

I also process my own chickens and usually get meat birds but where I live there has been a quarantine on all chickens due to new castle disease so I wasn’t able to get any chickens this past year and a half for meat or eggs.... I miss it but hopefully we will get the all clear in January if no new cases pop up....great video 😊

[@GardenAddictz]

Lakisha Keene’s Saving Greens this was our 1st time and I must say, I was skeptical but the meat is so fresh, tender and juicy. Home grown with love, no antibiotics!

[@SavingGreensHomestead]

Yes...it’s the best...I love that I know what they ate and how they were raised so I can confidently feed my family knowing that it’s all natural no additions 😊

[@vanessavarghese1597]

Hope that hibiscus comes back next year. Totally understand how you felt when you took her out. I have a question though. I live I zone 8b. I have a few little limes in nursery containers. Can I still plant them in the ground? Is there any difference in transplanting them from grounds and planting them from containers? Thank you so much!!

[@rebeccahill6642]

Its warm enough where you are that they should be fine. Getting them in the ground is usually preferable over containers. They will be better protected in the ground. I'm in zone 5 so I buried mine in a pile of mulch to protect them. Crossing my fingers until spring. 🤞🏻😁

[@GardenAddictz]

Vanessa Varghese you can keep them in your containers. Your area is much warmer. However, if you feel more comfortable you can put them in the ground. There is only 1 difference in my opinion, transplant plants are more established (more growth on the roots, somewhat established) plants in containers are contained. So there is a chance the transplant might be damaged depending on the time of year you move it.

[@vanessavarghese1597]

@@rebeccahill6642 thank you so much your suggestion!!! Yea, the mulch will be a good protection too. More power to gardening 👩‍🌾

[@vanessavarghese1597]

@@GardenAddictz thank you thank you... you are an inspiration for me when it comes to hydrangeas and plants on clearance... Always wait for your videos🥰🥰🥰 thank you so much...

[@taneeshaharmonyjimmiehawki757]

Is this a good time to plant hydrangea seeds?

[@rachelstallings3428]

I’m curious....???? No rodents or squirrels bother your 🌷 tulips????? Mine have been devoured 2x ......great job everything is beautiful......!🙂

[@GardenAddictz]

Rachel Stallings they are around but they don’t trouble my bulbs. However, these stray cats love digging up my garden.

[@Candylandavenue1]

I've got to transplant one of my hydrangeas too, gonna do it tomorrow because we have some really nice weather starting tomorrow for the next 2 weeks (hopefully). Just keep yours watered down & mulched & it'll be fine!

[@pamulapowell3951]

Love watching ur videos 😁

[@playininmyyard]

👍🏾 Hope they come back

[@lilbeesting]

Poor chickens 😖😥😭😭😭😭

[@islandgirl_mar3126]

So nice to see you in your garden again. As for gaining weight, you look fantastic (I've gained weight too so, there's that lol). Hugs xo

[@GardenAddictz]

IslandGirl_ Mar lol xoxo

[@steffijorra1569]

Mices do kill my tulpis every year but i have cages and hope for spring

[@melindaj8721]

Fabulous

[@claudiasmith9117]

Did you use Bio Tone when you transplanted the Hibiscus?

[@GardenAddictz]

Claudia Smith yea I did.

[@Flower_hoarder]

🥰Luv your hair 🥰

[@blakesblooms]

Ahmmm love the video! BUT, I need that hair link. #BOMB

[@GardenAddictz]

Candice Blake-Davis it’s Brazilian kinky curly

[@melissaallenmainegardener4574]

i think the hibiscus we be fine :)

[@pierinaipinze3262]

What about the squirrels?! Don’t you cover your bulbs? I plant 150 and a couple of days later I discover some holes!!! I had to put a cover on top! I was so pissed off. Good luck!

[@GardenAddictz]

Pierina Ipinze they are around, but they don’t trouble my bulbs. You can use “repel all” to keep them away

[@tru_passion2424]

Hey what part of Maryland you in I'm also from Maryland I plants in Baltimore county n Howard ? Great video new subscriber

[@GardenAddictz]

Tru_ Passion I’m in Baltimore city. Heading to the county next spring 😬

[@semsimama2191]

Hi, I'm new to your channel and would like to know if it's okay to put my hydrangea in the ground now because I just move and have them in a pot?

[@GardenAddictz]

Hello, sorry for my delayed response. As long as the ground isn’t frozen, you can. Make sure to mulch really well.

[@peggyluna4670]

I Love Your Video’s!!💚💚💚

[@GardenAddictz]

Peggy Luna I love you for watching and supporting 🥰🥰

[@brixandblooms]

"Get yo asses in there..."😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@miraj906]

What has been your experience with your bulbs coming back? I am also in Maryland (Baltimore) & want to try tulips but wasn't sure about their longevity here. P.S. Love your videos!

[@GardenAddictz]

miraj906 when buying bulbs, I always look for “naturalizing” bulbs. Those ones always come back yearly and multiply. Not all tulips are naturalizing. So always look for that when buying bulbs if you want them back The following year. The best one so far that worked for me is Apricot impression. Early blooming, long stems and a beautiful color.

[@Wazupu]

That was the “pointy” hibiscus, huh? Hopefully it survives.

[@GardenAddictz]

Ruby Arias yes it was

[@claudiasmith9117]

Ah....YOU DO watch Laura (Garden Answer)

[@GardenAddictz]

Claudia Smith yes I do, 4 years now.

[@FrolicsAndFinds]

I watched her and then binged watch and then I decided to finally activate my channel and start gardening, then it led me to this channel too. ❤️❤️❤️

[@claudiasmith9117]

@@GardenAddictz I love your Channel. It is very relaxing. Your gardening style is very much like my own and we share the LOVE of low cost/on the verge of dying plants and giving them LOVE. They just need love❤❤

[@claudiasmith9117]

@@FrolicsAndFinds I will take a look at your channel. 😊😊

[@FrolicsAndFinds]

Claudia Smith checking you out girl! I’m just starting but Let’s be friends I’m sure I’ll learn from your channel too!

[@snag1956]

👍

[@Candylandavenue1]

Dang! Why you glowing like that girl!? 😂 Forgive me but is there a secret you're keeping??? Rhymes with "maybe"???🤣

[@GardenAddictz]

Gardening From Scratch ha!!!!

[@Candylandavenue1]

Garden Addictz 🤭🤣

[@wrenettaowens2029]

I was thinking the same 🤰😊

[@janicemurphy4373]

NO YOU DID NOT KILL THEM!!!!!! I HAVE DONE THE SAME THING AND THEY WERE FINE YOU ARE A FLOWER MOMMY,!!!!!!!

[@GardenAddictz]

Hi Janice, happy Sunday. I hope you’re doing well. I’ve seen almost all your comments. Thank you for taking time out your day to watch my content. Thank you for the support!

[@bandit4true]

Those chickens are so big and the look like will be juicy.

[@namita9031]

im laughing...such a hypocite society...want to eat chicken fingers but cant handle a chicken getting killed! all must see ch fingers wont taste the same again!

[@joshiboi01]

Omg!! I love you videos but as a vegan I didn’t like that at all. My stomach can’t handle all that blood

[@Wazupu]

I’m not vegan and can’t handle that either.

[@ydoyougarden]

O my Gosh! I am so excited you got Foxtrots! I promise they will not disappoint! 😍😀😊