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Thank you Steve

Hi Rogers! Thank you so much for this instructive video🤗! I have a question, can I plant a plumeria cutting directly into a 12 inch pot? Or is it better to plant the cutting in a smaller pot first? Regards

How do the flowers of the plants get pollinated when the canopy is on?

Thanks for your video. Where did you get your strawberries?

Sara is such a sweet personality and full of knowledge. Rock on! Love watching you guys! Just need a better camera, please!

Dave and the ladies have such great personalities and knowledge to share that inspire my next visits! They are also such a joy to speak with in person. Would somebody please invest in a better camera so we can see what's going on in the videos? Please! 😁

Your talking about mainly Southwest and western lawns are you not ...🤔 Lawns back in he midwest, the south and in other states get ample free rain water and provide excellent carbon sinks.not aton of clippings going to the lical dumps either becaue the clippings are mulched miwed in most cases and left to provide nutrients to the turf as they degregate naturally. We have rediculos mandates on lawns now especially here in California. I agree we must conserve water but if more focus was put on watering efficiency, maintenance efficiency and knowledge of how to properly manage turf grass, a lot less water could be wasted in my opinion. Home owner and business owner landscaping maintenance requirements ignorance and most of the time their cheap monetary investment in hiring mow - go- and blow bandits have made the situation of water wastage worse...🙈 Address the real issue of proper water management rather than telling a history of keeping up with the Jones lawn from England....😄

I'm in Zone 9b. I will be using pots for my plants. Which lavender is best for me?

Great video, thank you!

Hi Sara! I have a Chinese lantern abutilon in an arch that I’ve had for at least 2 years. I live in Miami, and she’s always looked beautiful and always had a lots of flowers. Then one day, all the leaves looked wrinkled and I put Superthrive and watered it but nothing has helped. We have had an unusual hot summer, but it had not bothered it until a week ago. I would really appreciate your advice!!!! Raquel Flasco

Nice meeting you. Thank you for the tip on my chamomile sleepy tea plant lol

Gosh, the production value of these videos is always terrible. I wish you would put more effort into this.

Thank you Mr. Steve, so much info. God bless you for share with us. I simply love plants and the phenomenon simply amazes me" life thrives from a dried seed". Truly amazing.

Thank you for the information ❤

So plumeria don't like too much water.

Thank you.

You’ve got a bit of an echo with that mic

Camellia plants seller contact number plz

This was very helpful. Thank you!

I prefer peat moss in a cactus mix instead of wood chips for less chance of root rot, my plumeria love a good weekly watering.

I hope you see this comment. I know this video is 8 years ago but my question is *how much sunlight does a cutting need?* No roots calloused over just put into soil. How much sunlight? I had mine in direct sunlight and was told I was going to kill all 22 of my cutting. I was told to give them as much daylight as possible from rooting to growth and my friend is telling me the opposite.

Wonderful video

Thanks so much very useful info 🪴

I live in Sacramento CA have Hawaiian plumeria cutting use red and blue lights is that good for plant?

I live in Sacramento CA and I use red and blue lights for my Hawaiian plumeria cutting is that good for it?

Hi. thank you for your wonderful presentation about my favourite flowering shrub/tree. Tacoma stands yellow trumpet flower. I'm amazed how long the flowering season is and how easy they are to grow. There is always colour in my gardens in North Cyprus where they enjoy the year long sunshine. My question is, when the flowers, fall along thin seed pot grows. Should I leave them on the tree or should I remove the seed pots to allow the Tacoma to use the energy? It would have used on seeds to produce more flowers? I haven't found the answer to this question anywhere yet. one more question is if the Tacoma sprouts suckers from the base or below the stem, do they need to be removed or is the plant simply trying to become more bushy and take over a bigger area?👍😊❤️

Agree with @yellowmint5. I'm a rookie and couldn't see exactly where you are cutting. Thanks for posting

I forgot to say that because I’m in Zone 4 in Canada, I treat the Vermillionaire as an annual plant. I’d have to do the same for the buddelia, salvia, Pentas and agastache plants. They are all warmer zone growers than here. Cheers!

I’ll suggest planting the Vermillionaire cuphea. Hummingbirds prefer them more than other Cuphea cultivars. The flowers are larger, more dense, and likely hold more nectar. Lobelia Cardinalis (Cardinal flowers) are another favourite for hummingbirds. I live in Zone 4 so I grow the species perennial good to Zone 3, but there are lots of Lobelia Cardinalis hybrids good to Zone 5, if you want to try those.

This is a wonderful example of the possibilities in naturescaping and butterfly/bird gardening. This should be the way we just live.

Nice

I loved this video. Are of Monrovia Gardenias grafted? Thx

I am going to try and grow them in Thailand. My soil is a sandy draining.

Thanks, that was just what I was looking for.

You might try answering questions. Just a thought.

Where do you get seeds

The star jasmine you are showing here is actually 'water jasmine' which is different than a 'star jasmine'. Fragrant shrubs its 'Magnolia champaca' and not 'Michelia compacta'

Thank you, very good video❤❤

One of the best videos. Great suggestions

I did this with a cuttings I was given. I rooted three cuttings back in the fall and only one survived but here we are 9 months later and it just bloomed. So be patient. It may take some time but it will happen.

I was told in another video that white sage have male and female plants. Is that true?

OMG to see you force these roots into a black pot - breaking some of them in the process then stuffing moss only into the pot made me shout at the screen. That orchid is soon going to rot as it will hold far too much water.

What 3-1 spray are you using ? You said this spray but never mentioned the name and I can’t see it the bottle clearly …thank you

great vid on a great plant. in fact, it is the most sensitive of mint family to wet feet. not that it does not need water, it is that it will not be well if you water it too much. if you live where it rains often, or have soil that holds water, this is not a plant for you. i never water the mound it dominates at all and i have the healthiest most robust and continual summer flower patch around. perfect for the mountain nw usa where i am. one of the favorites of native pollinators as well. keeps my little orchard humming 🙂 to plant where you want it, cut off a flower head after frost and shake it over where you want the seed to go. let it overwinter (it needs cold stratification for germination) and the following spring you will have a carpet of babies 🙂 after the first full year, the plant will be established and will give you abundant flowers all summer long. one of my favorites 🙂

Any recommendations for Japanese beetles invasion?

I really enjoyed this video. I live in Western New York cold winters. Do these plants only do well in warmer states?

I let mine completely dry out between watering otherwise the roots rot long term

So you take out the stem ?

I’d like to propagate some from cuttings if possible

Just planted 4 varieties. 😁 Thanks for the info.