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Thank you! I'm glad you found the video informative. If you have any questions about the plants or need more gardening tips, feel free to ask! Happy gardening! 🌿🌸
Many of the flower species that thrive in N. America also exist in some parts of Asia, it seems that theses flower species are well distributed in the world , and plants are natural endowment of nature that contributes to this colorful world.
Many of the flower species that thrive in North America are indeed well-distributed globally, including in parts of Asia. Their presence across different continents underscores their importance in the global ecosystem and their ability to bring color and life to various regions
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. 🌸 If you have any questions or need more tips on balcony gardening, feel free to ask! Happy gardening! 🌿😊
Thank you! I'm glad you found the video informative! 😊 If you have any questions about the flowers or need further gardening tips, feel free to ask. Happy gardening! 🌸🌿
Thank you so much for your kind words and for noticing our follower count! We're thrilled to have such a wonderful community. We appreciate your feedback about the sound quality, and we are definitely looking into ways to improve it. Stay tuned for more beautiful garden content! 🌺🌸
"Hi there! It seems like you stumbled upon our video while searching for the song "Fear Garden." While we're not the soundtrack you were looking for, we're delighted you found us! Our video focuses on landscaping tips and ideas for your home garden, featuring the top 10 foundation plants to elevate your outdoor space. Hopefully, you still found it helpful and inspiring for your gardening endeavors! If you have any questions or need further assistance with your garden plans, feel free to ask. Happy gardening!" 🌿🏡
We appreciate your feedback! We'll definitely work on adjusting the background music volume to ensure it complements rather than overpowers the dialog in our future videos. Thank you for bringing this to our attention! 🙏🎶
Canna Lilies: Growing zone 7-11. Million Bells (Calibrachoa): Growing zone 9-11. Verbena: Growing zone 7-11. Blanket Flower (Gaillardia): Growing zone 3-10. Petunias: Growing zone 9-11. Portulaca: Growing zone 2-11. Sedum: Growing zone 3-11. Lavender: Growing zone 5-9. Zone gardening is a fantastic approach, especially when it comes to selecting plants that thrive in specific climates. By understanding your plant hardiness zone, you can choose varieties that are best suited to your area's temperature, rainfall, and other environmental factors. It's like tailoring your garden to fit the natural conditions of your location, which ultimately leads to healthier and more resilient plants. Plus, it can save you a lot of time and effort in the long run by focusing on plants that are already well-adapted to your region. So glad you enjoyed the video! If you're interested, we could delve deeper into zone gardening in one of our future videos. Stay tuned! 🌱🌞
Thank you for your support! That's a great suggestion for additional information. Here are the estimated heights for each plant: 1. Canna Lilies: 60-72 inches 2. Million Bells: 6-12 inches 3. Verbena: 6-12 inches 4. Blanket Flower: 12-30 inches 5. Petunias: 6-18 inches 6. Portulaca: 3-6 inches 7. Sedum: 6-24 inches 8. Lavender: 12-24 inches Hope this information proves helpful to you, and happy gardening! 🌱
I'm looking for a substitute for grass, something that grows low to he ground like grass. All these videos about plants that block weeds involve plants that grow tall. Is clover the only option for that?
Hi there! If you're seeking a substitute for grass that grows low to the ground, there are indeed options beyond clover. While clover is a popular choice due to its ability to suppress weeds and its low maintenance nature, there are other ground cover plants you can consider. Some alternatives include creeping thyme, creeping Jenny, or even certain types of sedum. These plants form dense mats close to the ground, providing coverage similar to grass while also crowding out weeds. Each option has its own unique characteristics, so it's worth researching to find the best fit for your specific needs. Hope this helps!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you found the information useful for planning your garden. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Thanks again!
"Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Mosquitoes can be quite a nuisance, so it's great to hear that you appreciate the tips. Happy gardening, and may your garden be mosquito-free soon!"
Nice video and above all you appreciate and value the opinions of others and thankful to them add your comments ie very rare in Our India. It's common in foreign countries . That makes it more worthy. Thanks for sharing.
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Great question! Some of the perennials in this list can survive in pots over winter, but it depends on the plant and your local climate. Clematis, climbing hydrangea, and honeysuckle are generally hardy and can overwinter in pots if they are well-insulated and protected from severe frost. Jasmine, bougainvillea, and passionflower are more sensitive to cold and might need to be moved indoors or to a sheltered area during the winter. For the best results, consider using frost-proof pots and mulching around the base of the plants to protect the roots. Always check the specific hardiness zone recommendations for each plant to ensure they match your local conditions. Happy gardening! 🌿🌸
"Hi! Yes, Mahogany, particularly the species Swietenia macrophylla (Bigleaf Mahogany), can be considered invasive in certain regions outside its native range. It can spread rapidly and outcompete local flora, potentially disrupting local ecosystems. However, its invasiveness can vary depending on the specific environment. Always check local guidelines and recommendations before planting non-native species. Thanks for your comment!"
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🌳🌿 Tree rings are such a beautiful way to enhance your garden, and these plants really do make a stunning impact. Happy gardening! 🌸✨
Thank You for all these beautiful ideas as to what I can plant, I love that they are all low maintenance and they look stunning. Such a lovely video X 🌷🌻🦋
I heard that oak trees soak up lots of water from the other plants around them. I have tried impatiens, hostas and this summer I planted Sunpatiens. The deer ate my hostas, the impatiens didn’t grow much and same w the Sunpatiens this season ( even before the deer or something else ate them to the ground🤦♀️. Any suggestions for getting the plants to thrive. I use Miracle grow. What is your opinion about putting weed fabric down before mulching?
Thank you for watching my video and for your feedback! I appreciate your honesty and I'm glad you found the video informative. I'm sorry to hear that the background music was uncomfortable for your ears. I'll definitely take note of that and try to improve the audio quality in my future videos. Thanks again for your support and for taking the time to share your thoughts with me!
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Thank you so much for watching and for your feedback! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the video overall. I'm sorry to hear that the music was distracting for you, I'll definitely take that into consideration for future videos. Thanks again for your support!
