Five Plants for Winter Interest!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Mary
Is Juniper Gin Fizz the only native plant in this list? I am searching for evergreens that are NONINVASIVE and Good for the birds. I don't want berries that are going to kill the birds in the winter! i just removed 4 giant bushes called heavenly bamboo because bird were dying on my land and upon research the berries on these bushes are poisonous to birds. there is nothing sadder than finding dead cardnials and woodpeckers in your yard in the winter. i mean there are sadder things but it is miserable.
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Is Juniper Gin Fizz the only native plant in this list? I am searching for evergreens that are NONINVASIVE and Good for the birds. I don't want berries that are going to kill the birds in the winter! i just removed 4 giant bushes called heavenly bamboo because bird were dying on my land and upon research the berries on these bushes are poisonous to birds. there is nothing sadder than finding dead cardnials and woodpeckers in your yard in the winter. i mean there are sadder things but it is miserable.
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Georgia
It might be wise to have Ipecac Syrup on hand if you have poison berries. I have 1 out of 8 of my children who ate Western Snowberries that grew wild in a neighbors yard. I called poison control and was thankful that I had Ipecac on hand. Even though it rarely happens, there are some kids who love berries, like blueberries and they think other berries that look similar are edibles when they aren't. We often pick Huckleberries that grow wild in our woods in the NW and they are red and edible.
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It might be wise to have Ipecac Syrup on hand if you have poison berries. I have 1 out of 8 of my children who ate Western Snowberries that grew wild in a neighbors yard. I called poison control and was thankful that I had Ipecac on hand. Even though it rarely happens, there are some kids who love berries, like blueberries and they think other berries that look similar are edibles when they aren't. We often pick Huckleberries that grow wild in our woods in the NW and they are red and edible.
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seriously?
Fluffy just might be the arborvitae I'm looking for to replace the 50yr old Emerald that flanks the steps up to my front porch! I string christmas lights on it every winter but it's such a vigorous plant that I have to spend a lot of time pruning it to maintain the max. 12ft height for the job. A compact evergreen arborvitae that only grows 10-12 ft is the answer. The Emerald is coming out next spring (groan) and Fluffy it is!
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Fluffy just might be the arborvitae I'm looking for to replace the 50yr old Emerald that flanks the steps up to my front porch! I string christmas lights on it every winter but it's such a vigorous plant that I have to spend a lot of time pruning it to maintain the max. 12ft height for the job. A compact evergreen arborvitae that only grows 10-12 ft is the answer. The Emerald is coming out next spring (groan) and Fluffy it is!
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Rainbowdays
Love your video. as your fan I request you to make a video for people like me. I live in Canada in an apartment. and wanna make a small vertical or shelf garden with small plants in pots. pls give me guideline for plant that will grow in small pot but will stay in colder days also in outside weather even survive in summer too. plsssssssss
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Love your video. as your fan I request you to make a video for people like me. I live in Canada in an apartment. and wanna make a small vertical or shelf garden with small plants in pots. pls give me guideline for plant that will grow in small pot but will stay in colder days also in outside weather even survive in summer too. plsssssssss
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Vivian
Hi Laura. Planning to design a new garden and was curious to know how fluffy did? I worry about the snow deforming them. My sky rocket blue pines could never recover, and after reaching ten feet, I had to toss from the front, so sad. I do have the Annas and sure have enjoyed them! TIA!
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Hi Laura. Planning to design a new garden and was curious to know how fluffy did? I worry about the snow deforming them. My sky rocket blue pines could never recover, and after reaching ten feet, I had to toss from the front, so sad. I do have the Annas and sure have enjoyed them! TIA!
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handmade
Love your kitty. He is always following you! How sweet! I live in PA and we are a zone 6. These plants are a wonderful choice for us as we are starting to repopulate our property and I need that winter interest. Such a great video! Thanks!
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Love your kitty. He is always following you! How sweet! I live in PA and we are a zone 6. These plants are a wonderful choice for us as we are starting to repopulate our property and I need that winter interest. Such a great video! Thanks!
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Alyssa
Just a though of caution where you put that berry Poppins. If kids come by and like picking fruit, they might go straight to it. maybe not Benjamin since he will be used to not. but other families kids. Child proofing garden ahhhh!
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Just a though of caution where you put that berry Poppins. If kids come by and like picking fruit, they might go straight to it. maybe not Benjamin since he will be used to not. but other families kids. Child proofing garden ahhhh!
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Half
i keep up with most of your new videos, and also watch older ones regularly. Aaron's camerawork and editing have gotten so awesome! I watched something from a few years ago yesterday, and the difference is noticeable. Good job team!
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i keep up with most of your new videos, and also watch older ones regularly. Aaron's camerawork and editing have gotten so awesome! I watched something from a few years ago yesterday, and the difference is noticeable. Good job team!
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Jade
I have a Jantar Cedar (coloured like the Fluffy) and I have it between a Wine & Roses Weigela and Karl Foerster grasses, and a variegated Euonymus in front. Sooooo pretty. The Wine colour with the yellow is awesome.
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I have a Jantar Cedar (coloured like the Fluffy) and I have it between a Wine & Roses Weigela and Karl Foerster grasses, and a variegated Euonymus in front. Sooooo pretty. The Wine colour with the yellow is awesome.
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