Jenny, the stickers are great, but I know how you like to have things correct. Your sticker about minimum spacing has a typo. It should be "too" short, not "to" short.
I was there visiting from Illinois last week and missed you! Took home a carload of perennials and annuals. CeeCee was great help! I posted that I was there and a friend back home was so excited! She said did you touch Jenny so I can touch you? 😂😂😂 Bought a viburnum from the area near the Proven Winners site.
This has been one of favorite videos sitting back and absorbing all the tiny details between you and jerry while the both of you just pick the tar out of each other’s brains and collaborate plans on your “last” project of the season- thank y’all for that it was so interesting and I loved it! ✨🤍🙏 Ps Jenny when you reminded us that we should not waste time here when The Good Lord has blessed us with precious time was-a beautiful perk for my day to get my tail up and plant something AMEN✨🤍🙏Thank you ✨🤍🙏
Your mums look so big and healthy. I transplant 2 mums from under a tree to an area of full sun. They started blooming and kept their blooms until late August.. they got about 5 ft wide and 4 ft tall. I was amazed. They now have new buds.
Thanks to your suggestion I just bought a Pillow Talk gardenia. I love gardenias as much as you do 😊 And thanks so much for these videos. Your help and guidance with all of these beautiful plants is just so appreciated 🦋
I so much appreciate this garden tours because they give good info about what plants are available throughout the whole season. I keep wishing for more variety in annuals available in the fall. Would love to get my hands on some nemesia or osteospermum. I fell in love with those colorful plants from some of the spring garden tour videos. But finding those plants in spring was very hard. The mulberry nemesia especially was beautiful and would look gorgeous with fall orange and burgundy mums.
Life really is too short for minimum spacing, lol! Im going to have that stuck in my head for sure. When I was brand new to gardening, I thought I could plant annual mums in my landscape 😂
I love gardenias too! Sadly😢 though I live in Dallas Texas and, for some reason, the blooms start to bud than the buds dry up😢. What am I doing wrong?!? Please help.
Zone 8 Florida here. Do you guys deal with any beds in your grass or at the nursery? I have clay soil here too and after a rain there's always a mound in my lawn somewhere.
Good morning Jenny and Jerry! Where would i plant the azaleas in zone 9b Texas Gulf Coast?. I have a potted Gardenia, on my north side of ny house in-between our house and neighbors house. A few hours of morning sun, it has grown very well and full, but, has not put on any buds 🤔 (it was small when i bought in April) Do they bloom 1st year? Is my placement good for it, and is it safe to over winter there? Thank you for another awesome video.
Garden Emergency !!!! Jenny I have rose rosette on four of my roses! I’ve been out early this morning to dig them up, bag them and dispose of them! Question, can I plant something other than roses in this same part of my garden? I was told not to plant roses for another 2-3 years!
Gardenias in general do not need to be pruned, but if you want to shape it then you would do that after it blooms in the summer. I wouldn't prune it any later than mid-July.