Transplanting a Few Perennials!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Marla
Hi Laura! I love your beds beside the house. Can you please give any insight into planting around house foundations (i. e, any considerations to take so as to avoid possible issues with water/roots and the foundation? Has this ever been an issue for you? The first thing I did when we bought our home was dig garden beds around the sides but I have since read this can cause issues with basement water seepage etc. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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Hi Laura! I love your beds beside the house. Can you please give any insight into planting around house foundations (i. e, any considerations to take so as to avoid possible issues with water/roots and the foundation? Has this ever been an issue for you? The first thing I did when we bought our home was dig garden beds around the sides but I have since read this can cause issues with basement water seepage etc. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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Trav's
Love that brick circle you have in the middle of the side walk with that center piece! I was just showing my husband thats what i wanna do at our next house! Also love the area u planted up last summer, i think over by the chicken coop its that round brick bed and i think you had fountain grass in the center and HS Date Dahlias around it So excited for you guys cant wait to see the progress this year!
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Love that brick circle you have in the middle of the side walk with that center piece! I was just showing my husband thats what i wanna do at our next house! Also love the area u planted up last summer, i think over by the chicken coop its that round brick bed and i think you had fountain grass in the center and HS Date Dahlias around it So excited for you guys cant wait to see the progress this year!
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Prairie2Gem
Your soil looks so loamy and easy to work with--hope that was true for you. Off topic: do you cut your jeans at the bottom of pant legs? It looks cute, and since I don't like sewing/hemming (and I have short legs, so forever having pants too long) this looks like my go-to solution! Unless they came that way. let me know so i don't ruin my pants needlessly Blessings
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Your soil looks so loamy and easy to work with--hope that was true for you. Off topic: do you cut your jeans at the bottom of pant legs? It looks cute, and since I don't like sewing/hemming (and I have short legs, so forever having pants too long) this looks like my go-to solution! Unless they came that way. let me know so i don't ruin my pants needlessly Blessings
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MattD
I have 2 limelight hydrangea and 3 firelight that of course are dormant, but my question is I'm redoing a flower bed that I want them in would it be counter productive to bring them in my greenhouse (cold frame) and up pot them in large containers to wake them up earlier to get a jump start on the growth? I plan on turning on the heat (low) in March.
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I have 2 limelight hydrangea and 3 firelight that of course are dormant, but my question is I'm redoing a flower bed that I want them in would it be counter productive to bring them in my greenhouse (cold frame) and up pot them in large containers to wake them up earlier to get a jump start on the growth? I plan on turning on the heat (low) in March.
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seriously?
I can't grow hellebores anywhere. They are aphid magnets in my neighborhood and become (against my plans) as sacrificial hosts for the pest. They are covered with all stages of the aphids and no amount of soaking the entire plants and surrounding soil will kill the aphids for good. I dug my entire new shade bed up and threw them in the trash
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I can't grow hellebores anywhere. They are aphid magnets in my neighborhood and become (against my plans) as sacrificial hosts for the pest. They are covered with all stages of the aphids and no amount of soaking the entire plants and surrounding soil will kill the aphids for good. I dug my entire new shade bed up and threw them in the trash
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Ramibu
One thing I never have to worry about in Western Oregon when transferring plants this time of year is watering. Our ground on on this side of the state is always so saturated & it will only be a day or 2 before our next rain storm comes thru again! I was amazed at the ease in which you were able to lift your plants Laura!
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One thing I never have to worry about in Western Oregon when transferring plants this time of year is watering. Our ground on on this side of the state is always so saturated & it will only be a day or 2 before our next rain storm comes thru again! I was amazed at the ease in which you were able to lift your plants Laura!
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Christine
For several years since you've been at your current home, you have talked about taking out an old lilac that was near the front entrance of the old part of the house (there was a metal bench by it. I can't tell if it is still there. If it was taken out, were you able to film it being taken out?
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For several years since you've been at your current home, you have talked about taking out an old lilac that was near the front entrance of the old part of the house (there was a metal bench by it. I can't tell if it is still there. If it was taken out, were you able to film it being taken out?
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Gwen
Love! Love! Love your videos. Im from southeast Saskatchewan, Canada so your videos are a promise of things to come. My QUESTION is about the tool your husband was using. some kind of auger on a cordless drill? What kind and where would i be able to purchase one? Thank you for your time
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Love! Love! Love your videos. Im from southeast Saskatchewan, Canada so your videos are a promise of things to come. My QUESTION is about the tool your husband was using. some kind of auger on a cordless drill? What kind and where would i be able to purchase one? Thank you for your time
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Dreama
I would love for you to come to my place for a week & I would just turn you loose & let you do your magic on my flower beds. I need help! I have been wanting to start a big flower bed, about a 50x100 with a fence & do like a cottage garden. I dont know where to start
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I would love for you to come to my place for a week & I would just turn you loose & let you do your magic on my flower beds. I need help! I have been wanting to start a big flower bed, about a 50x100 with a fence & do like a cottage garden. I dont know where to start
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