Walmart Inventory March 2023 Caladiums! Bare Root Perrenials, Roses, Solar Lighting, & Garden Decor 

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Thank you Barb!

Hi Chantell, lol isn't that funny, I tend to prefer cooler colors (pinks purples), vs, hot colors like Oranges, Golden Yellows, and Reds. Although, I'm coming around on the lighter yellows, and even some red! Thanks for watching, and have a great weekend!

Thanks for the tip Amy!

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Cool, thanks! Glad you enjoyed 😊

Hi Rose, Oh thank you so much, and welcome to the channel "neighbor". I'm glad you enjoy them. I think the bare root plants and bulbs are great affordable options, and they are fun to see how they grow. Thank you for your comment 🥰

Hi Eric, I hope your store gets some soon! Maybe they got them earlier in the season like maybe in Jan or so? That's my best guess since your a couple of gardening zones ahead of us here in 6b. Thanks for watching and for your comment.

Have fun! and Thank you!!

Hi Melissa, I found our Lowes, while still pretty stocked, had a bit smaller display then they usually have. I asked someone about it, and they mentioned that they ordered less this year based on sales on these items from last couple of years being lower. So that could be it. Salmon/coral is gorgeous in the garden!

Thanks for the info! I thought so, but wasn't entirely sure. They are very interesting looking blooms!

Fun isn't it?! Glad you enojoyed. Thanks for watching. For me its the feeling like I'm chatting to my gardener friends about plants.

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Hi Debra, Thank you so much for your kind words! Happy to have you here. I hope you find those items at a Walmart near you. Thanks for watching, and Happy Gardening! 🌱

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Thank you so much Jenni, I'm glad you enjoy them. Thanks for watching 😊

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Hi Denise, oh wow, but given that your a gardening zone ahead, my best guess is that they had them a bit earlier on. Hope your seed starting is going well.

Hi Jasmine, Oh yes, they are gorgeous. I have a bad infestation a few years ago. They can be tricky. Its hard to catch them early. Thanks for watching, and have a great weekend!

Oh no! I'm in the lily beetle boat too! It's been 2 years now. Year 1, I didn't realize they were a "garden foe" so I left them alone...to reproduce and decimate a section of my lily border. 😢 🥴 Hope they aren't too bad this year!

Hi Shelly, So glad to have you along, and thank you so much for your kind words. While I'm certainly no expert, I am happy to share anything I've learned from my experience in my own garden. I'm so glad your garden is looking good, your hard work is paying off. Enjoy!!🌱

Hi Mike, welcome, and thank you so much for sharing. I have heard some friends in tropical climates say the same about cannas and elephant ears.

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I live in Central Ohio and none of the Walmarts in area have the bulbs in yet.

Hi Sharon, oh i'm so sorry, thats' a bummer. I'm wondering if they get these items earlier in the year, like maybe in January at your stores? Your a few garden zones warmer than us here in 6b, so its possible that they throw out a display when everyone's still recovering from Christmas? In anycase, thank you so much for watching, and I hope you have a great weekend.

Hi Sharon, Someone commented above that is possible the weather has delayed some shipments to some areas. I hope you get some of these items in store near you soon.

Woohoo, glad you were able to get the ones you were looking for. Thanks for watching, and I'm glad you enjoy!

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Your very welcome Bertha! Thanks for watching.

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Hi Jennifer, Oh those darn deer!! I left my tulips in ground last year along my front walk way. They gave me a gorgeous show, and I knew the mix was probably not going to come back as nice as last year, but I thought I'd give them a chance before ripping them out. Well last night we caught them on the door bell camera chomping the foliage like crunchy lettuce!! I sprayed today in hopes that maybe they just got leaves, but not any potential blooms. Sorry to hear about your rose. They do take some bites out of my knockouts in front if I forget to spray during the growing season.

Any time! Thanks for watching Denise!

Hi there, Our last frost date here (Massachusetts zone 6), is also around first week of May. But for now, I'm keeping busy with looking at thse pretty bare roots, and doing little things i can around the yard. I just can't wait to get out in the garden more! Have a great weekend!

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Hi Melissa, Thank you! I hope you can find the worm castings. It actually rang up $6.18 or something like that, so I believe it might have been in the wrong spot.

I hope so too Patty! Thanks for watching!

Thanks Michelle! This will be my first time growing them. They were pretty, and I am already doing cannas and elephant ear, so figured I'd give it a go with the whole tropical theme 😊

@@HookedandRooted they will be beautiful 😍

Hi Johanna, Oh I have heard of that happening. In fact, I also received an email from longfield gardens on an order that mentioned the same thing. I hope you get some beautiful things arriving at your stores soon, caladiums included! Thanks so much for your kind words, and for watching.

Yay Mary! So glad you found some things 🥰

Thanks for sharing! Good to know they do well in your boggy areas.

@@HookedandRooted I agree with you about those yellowing leaves. I bit the bullet and re-planted those daylillies back into the trouble spots but now I have to find what will grow nearby and be large enough to mask that ugly yellow leaf stage.

Hi Tella, yay glad you got some items.

Nice!

Hi Pam, Oh yay, the easy whisper lilies are gorgeous!! They were all around my birdbath fountain by my patio in my July Garden Tour. I hope they do beautifully for you!! My Lupine are also doing great!! They've pushed out lots of new growth. I'll show them in an upcoming video. Hope they bloom well for us.

I love Lupine! They put nitrogen back into the soil!

Oh Fun! I bought Spring blooming bulbs there late Fall. I've heard great things of their bulbs. I just came back from grocery shopping at Aldi, no bulbs available at our store.

Hi Anu, Yes, they do. Im sorry yours doesn't carry more. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching and for your comments 😊

Hi there, perennials from bare root may take a season or 2 to produce flowers, and multiple stems. By year 3, it's a decent size plant. Remember the saying in gardening, "the first year they sleep, the second year they creep, the third year they leap". Hope this helps.

Good Luck Julie!! 🤞

Hi Leah, Thank you for you comment. As I'm doing these videos, my commentary is very organic. I speak from what comes to mind at the moment based on the plant i'm looking at, and mostly from my own experience, or from experiences shared with me. I have mentioned when plants are invasive, or are being sold in my zone but really shouldn't be etc. discussed how consumers should stay away from planting cleveland/bradford pear trees and so forth. While I haven't had an experience with gall yet, I will keep this in mind while I'm reviewing the dahlias. I usually mention what to look for in the packs, I'll try to recall to include this info as well.

This happens often gigi. I notice plants being sold in my zone that shouldn't be. Most times the individuals doing the ordering aren't gardeners, or aren't privy to this information. Its great that your aware of your gardening zone and can make correct decisions about what to buy and try growing for your zone.

Usually there are directions on how many bulbs per square foot. If you have an idea of the diameter of your pot, this can give you a guage on how many to plant for the size pot. Hope this helps.

That's a bummer Lena! I'm sorry they didn't have more selection.

Hi Kristy! Thats a great idea. I'm thinking this is the last of the hosta for me! I'm going to plant it under a tree I have closer to my patio, and from there, I can try Pots on the actual patio, after that there gone. I'm hoping to up my collection of lungwort (pulmonaria), and brunnera this season! I have a little of each already. The pulmonaria even has a few baby seedlings under it! As for your brunnera, here's my observations so far. Mine is a sunnier spot, the shade hasn't quite grown in yet. So they were very scorched last season, in fact of the 3 I believe I lost 1, and I'm down to 2 in that spot. I also believe they like consistently moist soil. The soil where I had them was a bit dry. Add to that the drought and hot summer, it was a brutal season for them. But see if maybe they come in better for you this season, perhaps switch their spot, sometimes a move helps. Thanks for your comment.

Hi Gigi, Some do better than others. I'm sorry to hear yours weren't great.

Hi Terri, I know it can be right?! The good thing is you can see what might be available, and narrow down your list before you head in. Hopefully it helps a little with impulse control. I know I can struggle with that, and want ALL the plants. Thankfully that has gotten better as I've started to run out of space. Technically there's lots of grass that can come out for more plants, but my better half is not keen on removing sod lol Oh I know, I feel into the trap and bought more deer salad during this trip. Last year I'm giving Hosta a try. After this, I'm done in favor of other things they wont eat (fingers crossed). Isn't that always the way, now that you can let it grow it wont, the lily of the valley.

Lots of options for shade color via foliage with different hosta (deer do eat them though!), heuchera's, ferns, brunerra, and bleeding hearts.

Hi Annette, I'm sorry to hear that. This is in Massachusetts.

Hi Penny, if you are in a warm gardening zone, 8,9,10 etc, it may be warm enough for them to survive year round. They are tropical plants. So if your in tropical weather, that would make sense.

@@HookedandRooted that's the strange thing I am a zone7. Crazy right. The gladiolus is a huge growth. I split them every year. 🤷‍♀️

@pennysantana7809 Penny, you may have planted them in a protected micro climate, that's a touch warmer than your actual zone. The south side of a house is usually a zone warmer than your actual zone. 😊 I've seen Glads that were planted with rocks as mulch come back annually, in zone 5b. They survived for years. Then, we had a Bomb Cyclone one year, and it killed them.

Hi there, While I haven't found anything to be completely effective, I have tried the beer traps. A bit of task since you have to dump them out and refill periodically. I also have used the pellets, the garden safe snug & snail bait. I think it works to some degree. This year I"m planning on trying the bonide slug & bug killer.

Hi, I've never grown caladiums before. This is my first time trying them. But if they aren't hardy in your climate, you would need to dig them up and store them. They are tropical/warm weather shade loving plants.

It's always listed in the drop down description below the video. Also, variety and inventory varies by location. However in general you get an overview of varieties they may be carrying near you.

Hi Patricia, Thank you for noticing, I appreciate your kind words. I started doing these a year ago as an orginal idea, but I knew it would only be a matter of time. Such is life. Thanks for watching! Take care.

@@HookedandRooted Looking forward to April shopping esp. Lowes and Home Depot. Happy gardening.

Hi Alice, it might just be early yet. Here in Massachusetts (my gardening zone 6), I wont start seeing the summer blooming bulbs for another couple of weeks. Soon! 🤞

Hi there, In US.

Hope you can find some arna! Its really pretty.

@CW I wish, it's clay soil here. And often brutal summers. Even the Japanese knotweed doesn't spread.

Hi Marcy, Ours was a bit late to the party. Nearly a month after HD and Lowes. Sorry yours is already low on inventory.

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Thanks Mary, I understand.

I say tomato you say potato, thanks Carole 😊