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thank you, i think this explains why the one i bought for my patio is not moving much, the patio rails are too thick for it so i will need to provide something thinner

Hi devin. Your plans are so beautiful. Great video. I've started my plant about a month ago I have shutes and I think I'm getting ready to get roots. So glad I found this video the directions were in the paper you sent that I got with the plant. Love your plants how do you get the leaves so shiny

Thanks for this! Is it ok to have them in a pot with no drainage?

Right, that's it. All my questions were answered here, no need for me to look anywhere else. Thank you for this thorough presentation.

This video just popped up, and since I like your channel, I figured I’d watch it. You must have been single when you did this one. My girlfriend would have beat the ham salad out of me if I did any gardening stuff wearing all white clothes. I’m lmao.

Survival of the fittest for any particular area. Let the strong survive and conquer.

Very helpful, thank you. Didn't know why my clematis was failing to thrive.

Bought five astilbe's a few years ago and planted two in pots and the other three in the garden bed. I mulch the garden beds in March and that is all I feed my flower beds. The pots get a tomato feed and they seem to like it. These plants are tough as old boots and do not need much care.

I have lavender in the pot I grew from seed and it did go a bit wood. Your video had the most visual explanation and so I became brave enough to prune.

a hori knife will be your best friend when dividing. I am surprised you dont dig up for dividing lol. I need to see that root system first.

I have it and love it my first year. I did not know how big it would get after a season! Next year I will divide and put them in other areas.

Great video Devin!

Hello Please add Turkish subtitles to your videos.

I think next time you should stay up all night to watch it bloom.

Have grown clematis successfully for more than a decade now. Here’s my experience so far. They have mostly outgrown any support I have purchased for them. I made the mistake one year, of buying one, a purple, seeing it look like a spindly little thing, and buying another, pink, to keep it company. Before long, I planted another, thinking three colors would be gorgeous. I was right, they are, but even the new 8 foot high, pretty heavy garden trellis I bought, is really not big enough. Those three plants are each huge in their own right, and I am now tying them up when they fall en masse to one side or another. They seem to love the spot, and come the spring of next year, I will try and do a better job of trimming it off as they grow. Sun, and lots of it works best. Reasonable water, and feeding every spring. I have also dug one out of a spot it had been in for almost two years with so so results. I thought that this gentle plant with the tiny tendrils would be a breeze to get out. Forget it. I eventually took a chisel to the ground and got out what I could. It thrived where I put it, and, it too, outgrew its trellis. But, digging them out is pretty tough, and I had new clematis coming out of the ground the following year because of the left over roots. I have five of them now, and am pleased with the longevity, color and relative ease of care. But, oh, those roots!

Very informative

It's may 15th, and I just got a Colibyou desert rose. Should I do what u just did to mine? Or wait?

Thank you for the video

Very helpful video! Thank you!

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9:21 I’ve avoided iceplant because I haven’t liked the mono look of it personally, but this is brilliant! Offsetting with different colored ones 👍 love it

Are there good groundcovers for places with a lot of shadow, little sunshine and spreading easily?

Cle -ma-tis

New subscriber here. Easy to follow information and straight to the point ❤

Walking through our neighborhood in Los Angeles, I see large bushes of lavender that never seem to be pruned except for appearance sake and they just seem to bloom like crazy with very little care.

Hi Devin planted two pots last year and they were lovely. I put the pots in an unheated glasshouse this winter and checked them four weeks ago. They were just breaking the surface and now are three inches high.

Help please! I bought a money tree plant in October, I repotted it and it began to drop leaves and leaves where turning yellow and have notches in them. It took about a month or more for the soil to dry out so I became worried about root rot so I stopped watering. I also became concerned that I may have planted the trunk a little to low in the soil, so is pushed the soil away from the trunk. It seemed to help it came back and with lots of new foliage. But now here it is May I haven't lost anymore leaves since December or any yellow leaves. BUT now I noticed one of the trunks on it is dried out at the bottom like if its dehydrated. Is there any way of saving it? Any recommendations? Thank You

I have big problems with them not only on my roses, but they cover my grapevines and grapes 😭

Thank you for this great informative video. I moved to a house that has lots of flowers and plants. There are clematis planted along the fence. The vines are so spindly, I didn't think they would live, but I see your new ones are the same. Should I fertilize or something?

Hi did you have put money under the pot before plants it thanks I just get one 3days ago .

Excellent video and thank you so much for explaining everything so well and in detail. I have had no luck so far with my Clematis , now I understand why.

What about money trees I have in pottery barn containers that have like a cup size hole in center but then spread out they did great than started dying and rotting ..😞bad vibes in house ? Or ennergy

Hi Devin, I just broke off last year’s hibiscus branches (they just snap off which is kind of relaxing). Since they’re like a hardwood and have twigs toward the top, it’s like a natural “hook” for a vine, Each year I get a new supply of free plant stakes. And they kind of look good too!

Very nice and informative video, short and straight to the point, thanks.😊😊😊😊

Devin, thank you for this video! I was walking through my woods tonight and was able to spot and identify May Apples. I never wouldve known about these had it not been for you. Im moving some to my shade gardens and will make sure they continue and thrive!

I had stones on tip of mine...it didn't like it. Kept the roots to warm. Removed the stones and beautiful flowers.

Any tips on how to get rid of mold or moss on a rose of Sharon?😮

I pronounce this differently than you. We say cla -mat-tis

You are very knowledgeable and handsome. Thank you for sharing your information with the world. We love your educational videos.❤ and I love that you have a green thumb 💚

Thank you for this video Devin !! I’m in western Pennsylvania & im new to your channel ❤ but I love your info / advice

I got a question Do you recommend any sort of spray to combat mold for the rose of Sharon? My mom did a stupid thing and use the pressure washer on her plant and the bark got compromised and now her tree is infested with some sort of mold.

Very nice ..I want this

I cut some - put in big pot + soil - dont need too much water.

I have a big pot in front door just bloom few big purple flowers - so beautiful….. 2 pots (Quỳnh Sen) just bloom some small flowers too - flowers last few days - to 1 week. I water every day.

Hi what compost is best for young plug clamaties In pots

Always great to see you working in the garden and yard. You should really start a vlog -- just a normal day in the garden/yard, etc. I think a lot of us would love to follow.

Mine are in terracotta glazed pots which wrks great as i can move them if need be and its a great idea that wrks , i also mulch well and use my own compost that they love, liquid feeds they love as well

I’m in zone 6. I have 3 clematis vines & I love them. My plants 🌱 will grow well but don’t flower much. I have moved them around in my yard thinking they might need more or less sun? Any suggestions??

I’ve got a lazy clematis. It only has maybe two flowers every year. It’s getting east sun, at least 6 hours a day. Flowers are a merlot color. Any suggestions? Located in se Michigan.