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They are a bit overcooked for my taste but still look good👍

Thank you so much for your kindness and time ❤️

I do gardening for people and often find the seedlings growing in the gardens I'm working on. Have transplanted a bunch

What is the best time to transplant ?

Should the pile be in sunlight or shade?

What if there is a drain grate at the bottom of the hole?

Wonderfully put together, covering all of the important areas with plenty of images. Excellent presentation! Thank you! I'm a subscriber now.

thank you for testing. I have used a few of these and I find them tolerable but lacking. The problem is that they search using AI instead of real human experience. If your only choice is to get an ID right away on your phone, then they serve a purpose. If you can take a photo and use a garden forum with a plant identification thread, then you get answers from real people with real experience. When searching for an ID on a non native cultivated plant or a rare houseplant, I have had better results in forums. Depends upon your expectations.

Is there an app to identify diseases & pests from plant damage

This video was great. Very informative for me especially today because I am starting my very first compost pile.

What if you live in a place that gets a lot of rail?

Excellent video to watch! I’d recommend to anyone who wants to know everything about paw paw. A lot of times and efforts spent to produce this video, I could imagine. Most of all the knowledge about the topic. Thank you for the video ❤🙏

Great Info but went on for much too long.

Hi, I have a question, I'm starting my first pile, I already have a kitchen compost bin where I just keep throwing all my kitchen scraps, and most of it is all ready composted, it is just a brown dense paste, can I use it as the greens? Or what's best to do with ? Thanks ! Very good videos!

I live in sunny Asia with lots of rain, should I cover the pile?

I've had 2 in my yard for the last 6 years. Very special tree to a survivalist. Beside the nuts being nutritional and delicious, they can also make a great wood stain. Recently moved, (we've only had one successful regrowth from seed 3 or 4 years ago, which was lucky, bc it was beneath a fence line, which is also very cool) and want to replant some of them to the new location for my son's to continue to enjoy. Thank you for these tips!

VERY INFORMATIVE! I HAD ONE 6 years ago in a different garden -No problems. In a new raised bed-IGOT AN 8 footer Balled & Burlapped(B&B(just found that lingo pre here)ground is moist @ Base, I read it can handle; with the Grass removed it’s wetter,but no rain now=no water around it/Filled with Organic soil/bought it with 2 whole flower buds/A WOOPIE DO, 2More grew!/it sat a few weeks in less sun more shade unt I could move it to the inside fence/now it’s in 6 hours sun. I bought it May 11,2024 It’s now June 28,2024//NOT A SINGLE DANG LEAF IS GROWING!!/I JUST GOUND A SUCKER & took it off/dirt is at its flare & kept a few inches from center/IT WAS 8 feet tall when I got it(it just fits into the Outback(the help Carefully put it in)NO LEAVES LEAVES 😡=Strength🤨You stated DRY=Tap Root Moist =not They don’t like to move-it Dudu WILL NOT GIVE UP IM WISHING I GOT THE KWANZAN BUT 50feet from the house+THE STREET! Of course AFTER!! I read that! I FOUND THEY COULD BE TRIMMED! Which meant the roots would NOT BE A PROBLEM-THEY AT LEAST HAD FLOWERS! So I got the Eastern RB-which I tracked down what was that light purple tree! For 10yesrs until I got an answer! (Asking people who had plants I liked IN THEIR YARD=I DUH KNOW IT WAS HERE WHEN WE MOVED IN. Now with WiFi it’s less time but getting the CORRECT ANSWER IS THE NEED. You had Good stuff! I SUBSCRIBED

Thank you! 👍🏻

Honestly, this is one of the best reviews I have ever seen. You thoroughly researched the apps, quickly explained your process and the results and the bonus, you didn’t waste anyone’s time!! Equally important, the caution regarding poisonous plants and being trained if you intend to consume something. Now I am off to see what else is on your channel since this video just appeared in my feed!

Excellent work. It would be interesting to know if the 20% of failures were on the SAME group of plants, and, if so, would they “pass” with better photos, or were those plants simply not in their databases? Also, COST is an important factor to mention, especially if they require a subscription. Thanks again.

I like iNaturalist's Seek app, which identifies plants, animals, insects, etc, via pictures or live via the camera.

A little bit of peroxide in the water on the paper towels and you'll have no problems with fungus or mold

When the flowers are spent do I dehead them?

I am in South Africa, and ordered these seeds. Holding thumbs it will do well. Here's hoping that the anise scent will keep the monkeys away from my veggie patch !😂

On year 2 with my foxglove and was looking for more info about seed collecting etc. This video was really informative and answered questions I didn't realize I had. Thank you! It can be hard to find good guides like this.

Saya dari Indonesia, saya sangat salut dan senang dengan channel anda, terimaksih untuk edukasi anda🙏

I've seen very TALL and shorter red bee balm. Is this a difference in species or soil conditions.???

I live in the high desert, zone 8.5 so no grass clippings or saw dust. I was planning to use leaves from my trees for the green. Do i have to let them dry up or can i use them green right off branches? There are tons of crows out here so im afraid if i purchase worms, they will just eat them. I have no ground area so I was planning on getting a tumbler. Any suggestions for me?

Question, I’m looking to removing about 9 shrubs, three are the knockout rose variety, not sure of the other 6 but seemingly just your typical green shrubs. But I was wondering what would I need to do to the soil once I remove them. I want to plant new boxwoods in the rear and possibly some petunias in the front. Also, is there a timeframe that you have to wait before planting after removing

My anise hyssop keeps dying. Starts out by yellowing leaves then the stalks start yellowing, turning black at the bottom and eventually the whole plants dies. This is the 3rd loss. Any ideas about that might cause this? Thanks for the informative video!

its easier to just not eat plants and eat the animals eating them instead :P

Thank you for making such a great and informative video.

Thank you for this video! Very informative! I have clay soil in my backyard lawn and would love to try to amend it using leaves this Fall. Should I mulch the leaves and till it with my clay soil right away, or should I wait until next Spring? Thank you!

Just found your video! I love columbines and have a few different colors. I wanted to know more about them and how grow more from my own seeds and your videos are so explanatory. Thank you!

🤣🤣 Your Zen Quarry! I feel your pain.

This is a great idea! Thank you for sharing!

DONT COMPOST WEEDS OR GRASS SEED, unless you want grass and weeds to grow with your stuff

Thank you, I went with plantnet

so cool! im going to harvest some this fall. thanks

i found a similar looking flower today, i harvested the seeds. near seattle wa. and i thought it was this flower but the seeds were exposed kinda like the cosmos seeds look in a group. any idea what the flower is?

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Mike red bugs have grown into a circle and they have out competed the raspberries this year. There are no raspberries at all left in this circle. There’s a very old stump there so I’m not sure how this got started. There’s a very big stump not a redbud tree.

Are there other color options?

My black eyed Susan’s are very prolific and crowding other plants such as hydrangea and a yellow coneflower ( which I just planted) . How do I thin the black eyed Susan’s to give other plans a chance to grow but also keep the black eyed Susan’s?

This is the best pawpaw tree video on youtube.

Dude, you are awesome! You were super clear and helpful. 100/10

I went for the 100% FREE with NO SUBSCRIPTION app. The two most popular apps are ONLY FREE DURING THEIR TRIAL PERIOD.

binging on your plant profile, your videos so informative ! I started some seeds of Aster, and I so look forward to growing them.

My girlfriend had a long steep driveway and on the way down to the mailbox she would deadhead her echinacea and throw them 10 to 15 feet in the woods and fields alongside the road going down and she just had just thousands of echinacea

Is it too late to start them in the summer?