Thank you!!

Thank you for all your good work

thank you! I was looking for this

Never cause one.seed from my two pots..not one

please tell people this is very invasive. can you tell me how to get rid of it.

This hits my heart in such a huge way and I’m sitting here in tears. So grateful I’m able to be in your Steward certificate program and working on my projects as many hours a day as I can to get the word out. Thanks to all of you for your tireless work! 🙏🏼💫💖💫❤️☮️🌎🥳😍

Question - so if you use option 3 and place the seeds in the refrigerator, can you then sow them under indoor grow lights? I have some echinacea and agastache seeds that I'd like to grow from seed, but have never had luck getting them to germinate.

Do you want to make your RU-vid channel viral?

Great introduction and love the "what we believe" and focus on change for the better and progress not perfection. So refreshing to know a variety of ideas are shared to get replicable results. Bravo!

If they are in the fridge, how come they can’t go straight outside in the spring? Why germinate indoors? Thank you 🙏🏼

Excellent primer

Thanks for doing these balcony native gardens. Everyone keeps telling me I’m out of my mind and it’s quite frustrating

Her voice keeps dropping into a low range making it difficult to hear and understand her. Please get speech training or join Toastmasters to learn good diction.

16:20 When talking about the weather, I've been extremely concerned about something I've noticed twice in the past few years from my home, zone 5 Denver CO. We've had a couple of "false springs" that have affected my plants. A lot are blooming way too early because of unusually warm winters followed by early springs, then frosts later in spring, later than I've ever seen growing up and living here in Denver. Last spring, a lot of my perennials that popped up earlier than usual died after the late snow we had, never to spring back with the warmth. I wonder what, if any, long-term effects false springs becoming more normal is going to have on our pollinators, flowers and plants?

Thank you for all you are and do for this important cause! - I believe you will be interested in the work of Prof. Olle Johansson to study what is causing the shocking (90% in US) decline in the honeybee population -- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Eywyotb5ebM.html

Where can I purchase seeds?

~Viewed after receiving a grant of seed for spring 2022~

~Viewed after receiving a grant of seed for primary spring planting 2022~

~Viewed after receiving a grant of seed for spring 2022~

~Viewed after grant of seed for primary planting spring 2022~

~Viewed after receiving a grant of seed for primary planting spring 2022~

Thank you for uploading, updating videos :) I'm going to take sometime after dinner to watch this and some of your other videos

Beautiful

These were very helpful. I have just seeded a newly restored area and these videos will help with their management.

This is an excellent webinar. Worth watching!

Hello! I have only watched the first workshop and topic #1, but if the rest of the workshops are like Mr. Spevak's, I'll be using this link a lot. There is a ton of information that comes at you quick, but remember you can pause the video as needed. Great link and glad that Carlinville Bees posted this. I am working on a larger mostly wooded habitat for all creatures, large and small.

This is very interesting! Thank you guys for all the great work you do for this world!

I've heard scotch tape works on aphid control

Really excellent presentation on establishing prairie restorations! We are spending a lot of time debating our seed mix species, ratios and rates for a prairie seeding this winter.