Planting a Glow Girl Spirea in the Moon Garden!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Igor
I hope Proven Winers improved this one, I had Spirea, dark green leaves, cant remember specific variety, it was on full sun, blooming wanderful but after it established itself after few years it wanted to go totaly out of control and with trimming it to keep it in resonable size, blooming was not intense any more so at the end, I removed it. One year I left it too see how much it can go and it was larger then me and Im 190 centimeters tall guy
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I hope Proven Winers improved this one, I had Spirea, dark green leaves, cant remember specific variety, it was on full sun, blooming wanderful but after it established itself after few years it wanted to go totaly out of control and with trimming it to keep it in resonable size, blooming was not intense any more so at the end, I removed it. One year I left it too see how much it can go and it was larger then me and Im 190 centimeters tall guy
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Ger
The plant looks good. needs a more substantial brick base, it looks like a million-dollar earn and a $5 base of bricks. That needs to be reworked. The moon garden needs some lilies, some lilies which will blow in the wind to give some movement in that Garden. Have you ever thought about planting white Marguerite daisies, silver Dusty Miller, white Lantana, and white blooming viburnum and hydrangeas. Do white calla lilies do good in your area
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The plant looks good. needs a more substantial brick base, it looks like a million-dollar earn and a $5 base of bricks. That needs to be reworked. The moon garden needs some lilies, some lilies which will blow in the wind to give some movement in that Garden. Have you ever thought about planting white Marguerite daisies, silver Dusty Miller, white Lantana, and white blooming viburnum and hydrangeas. Do white calla lilies do good in your area
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Debra
Please please tell me how your blueberry bushes are doing in the pot you grew them in. I watched your video and got two blueberry bushes and planted them in a great big pot on my deck the way you did yours. This year I got more flowers and hopefully we'll have more blueberries. Are you're still doing okay did you prune them at all and when did you prune them? And what did you put for fertilizer this year on top of them?
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Please please tell me how your blueberry bushes are doing in the pot you grew them in. I watched your video and got two blueberry bushes and planted them in a great big pot on my deck the way you did yours. This year I got more flowers and hopefully we'll have more blueberries. Are you're still doing okay did you prune them at all and when did you prune them? And what did you put for fertilizer this year on top of them?
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Vince
Im sorry to all the other plants in your garden Laura. But the arb hedge is my most fave planting ever close tie with the golden dreams coleus and rose combo. 3rd has to be the 2019 bulb tour. Special mention goes to veggie garden with the lavender hedge and also the king tut and supertunia vista by the barn.
More combos/plantings come to mind as I type. So I better stop.
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Im sorry to all the other plants in your garden Laura. But the arb hedge is my most fave planting ever close tie with the golden dreams coleus and rose combo. 3rd has to be the 2019 bulb tour. Special mention goes to veggie garden with the lavender hedge and also the king tut and supertunia vista by the barn.
More combos/plantings come to mind as I type. So I better stop.
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Amanda
I'm always impressed by your recall of plant names. On rare occasions, there will be an edit on the screen if you misspoke. I'm wondering if this is the result of extensive fact checking or if you have an aha! moment 20 minutes after filming?
I love your content and want to thank you for spreading your beautiful gardening philosophies.
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I'm always impressed by your recall of plant names. On rare occasions, there will be an edit on the screen if you misspoke. I'm wondering if this is the result of extensive fact checking or if you have an aha! moment 20 minutes after filming?
I love your content and want to thank you for spreading your beautiful gardening philosophies.
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MrRaghavKanth
Do you have a video on just shade trees? Best medium or short shade trees with few problems and low maintenance? I am having a tough time to search one. All of them seems to have some problem or other. I am planning to put a short/medium tree between my neighbors. I currently have Little Gem and I need another one. Any suggestion?
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Do you have a video on just shade trees? Best medium or short shade trees with few problems and low maintenance? I am having a tough time to search one. All of them seems to have some problem or other. I am planning to put a short/medium tree between my neighbors. I currently have Little Gem and I need another one. Any suggestion?
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aimeeseattle
The arborvitae is looking soo good! I picked up some delphiniums over a week ago, they started to lean, so i staked them. Your delphiniums dont look like they need staking, is it a certain type that i should look for that wont need staking? I need an urn to make my front garden complete, thanks for giving everyone ideas!
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The arborvitae is looking soo good! I picked up some delphiniums over a week ago, they started to lean, so i staked them. Your delphiniums dont look like they need staking, is it a certain type that i should look for that wont need staking? I need an urn to make my front garden complete, thanks for giving everyone ideas!
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kay0lindsey
It seems impossible mentally keep track of all your plans and experience. If you keep a garden diary or log, will you share it with us? I'm thinking something similar to a sketchbook tour. I'd love to see. how you organize everything you always have going on and how you remember a single plant you planted 3 years ago
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It seems impossible mentally keep track of all your plans and experience. If you keep a garden diary or log, will you share it with us? I'm thinking something similar to a sketchbook tour. I'd love to see. how you organize everything you always have going on and how you remember a single plant you planted 3 years ago
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NSpector
Laura, hello. I am so excited that you're making a white garden. I'm wondering why you're not planting some slivery-leaved plants -- Artimesia, snow-in-summer, dusty miller -- and many many more. Just wondering as I've always seen gray and silver-leaved plants in a white garden and think they make it even more sparkly.
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Laura, hello. I am so excited that you're making a white garden. I'm wondering why you're not planting some slivery-leaved plants -- Artimesia, snow-in-summer, dusty miller -- and many many more. Just wondering as I've always seen gray and silver-leaved plants in a white garden and think they make it even more sparkly.
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