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Oh no!!! I planted a package of yellow squash and ended up with patty pan, zucchini and yellow squash. They are all together so what happens if I save seed from them all? A few of each!

Thanks for a great video, I've been wondering how to do this. My neighbor has a beautiful white one that I love so much. It's probably only four to five feet tall, is that too small to take cuttings? Also do you leave the sand wet like that the whole time or let it dry out? I'm in Kentucky zone 7A and today is July the 31st. Is it too late now to take cuttings and if not when do I plant them in the ground and care for them after that, over winter? I know absolutely nothing about propagating trees and I appreciate any help you could give me. Thanks and God bless you Jude, from Kentucky ✝️🐴🇺🇸⚒️🇺🇸

Tank you for the video. What months fertilizer the crepe myrtle tank you

Thank you! I am going to try this today!

Great video! I’ve been looking at various trees to plant on the west side of my house. My house is also situated SSW. Plus, I live in Saskatchewan so we do have extreme weather (cold in the winter, hot in the summer) and a lot of wind. My main goal is to use them to soften my fence, cut the wind, which typically comes from the west in summer and north in the winter, and look nice. Additionally, I read it has a tap root and uses the water it receives very wisely. The city water pipes are on the west side of my house so I do t want to plant anything that will destroy that infrastructure! The label says to plant them 5’ apart. I really want them to fill in. Thanks for the info!

But I wanted to see the results

You could just put The water cup inside of a mug or something else opaque to make it dark but then you can still lift it out to see it

Why don’t you eat the great big squash??? Some people say they don’t like the bigger one because of the seeds?? Can’t you just scoop out seeds and bake filled with a hamburger mixture or potato mixture?

I just read where the big ones are definitely ok to eat ????

great video, thank you!

Having grown many upright junipers, a few that most stand out for me is 'Medora' and 'Moffat Blue'. There's really nothing like the silvery green of 'Medora', admittedly young nursery stock can look a bit anemic, though as it settles in and matures it garners rave reviews! Now, 'Moffat Blue' does not have the height for such an application .... BUT, oh gosh, that outstanding BLUE coloring that holds year round! Can be a bit awkward in youth and have a tough time sorting out leaders, but the character of the tree and powdery steely blue is a thing of beauty! 'Taylor' has a bit of a greenish yellow coloring that either pops or does not in the landscape. 'Blue Arrow' is probably the biggest go to, it is very strictly uniformly upright and can lack a bit of character for this reason compared to some. I'm now eyeing 'Woodward', there's nice large reasonably prices specimens at my local nursery, side by side its coloring draws my eye more than does 'Taylor', but still am scratching my head.

Thank you.

They dont leech nitrogen they tie up nitrogen. They wont pull nitrogen that is available to plants at the root level. And during rainfall they will release nitrogen to the soil.

That looks like my pink lemonade

Youst to suck on these red flowers as a child it's like honey water. So sweet!

Hi! So I did some boxwood cuttings at the end of may but I still don’t see any roots though it has been 2 months 🫢. I did around 20 or so from three different shrubs (young plants) and used rooting powder so I figure some of them should have rooted.. Is it just a matter of waiting longer you think?

Do they need to be deadheaded? Can I prune them all the way down to the wood at the bottom? I accidentally did that with lavender and killed it 😩. Thank you so much!

I just bought three in clearance at Lowe’s. I’m so glad you made this video because I’ve had experience planting simmering in my garden that completely took over. I was so tempted to just stick it in the ground. After seeing your video, I’m so glad I didn’t.

Thank you,very simple

Honeysuckle is not just a vine it’s also a shrub

Excellent. No messing about telling his life history just giving very good information

What happened to the russiand that you propagated 4 years ago? Why not prop from those? Did it die?

I have this problem but I also am having trouble with them opening. They seem to be twisted shut and will fall off before they bloom. Does anyone know why that is? I’m in east tx of that helps.

If you want to put them outside on a old table with the legs in plastic cups or used large bottle drink container cut in half filled with water and rock salt because slugs can't tolerate salt. I did this around my and my Husbands house because I had put pineneddles around the house and slugs like pineneddles. My Daddy told me this it's true. So I got a bag's of rock salt, putting it tight, about 3 to 4 inches, (removed pine needles first) Well, hopefully you can try it. Old school, I love it 😊

Thank you for the info! Best video I’ve seen with the most information.

For the past 3 years I have barely gotten any squashes, plenty of zucchini but barely any squashes. I have tons of pollinators. I don't get it.

Thank u Sir for this video on propagating Rosemary cuttings.. .may I ask, do u use the older but woody stem or those younger & white colour stems to propagate in water?? I had tried them in water & also with soil rooting but those stems changed into darker black colour & rotted with both soil & water rooting which I did. I am living in South East Asia, under the tropical climate..

Very helpful

The berries are edible.

Great video! I love Lemon Balm 👊🏻🌻👊🏻

Can you only do this in early spring before they have flowers?

Chetepin peppers are abundant in Chihuahua Mexico, fields of them

Got a huge old bush that's growing onto a path. I've had to cut back what are effectively wooden branches. Is there any chance of propagating from those, or am I better off with newer growth?

Never use jell - stimulation - roots. I’m love 💗 Salvia. But can’t founded WHITE SALVIA. ONKY ON LINE - store. And only - seeds

Where did you online order your original Russian Sage from?

I let crabgrass and some grass get out of hand in front of my house. I have been using the potato fork to get under and lift roots.

Super helpful!

The day after a good rain is a great time to pull weeds!

Thank you for this! A small piece of one of my new Russian sage plants was broken off so I wanted to try to root it. Your video is so helpful, wish me luck! 💚🐝

Then throw it in the neighbors yard. J/k

Can you explain why you wouldn’t eat this summer squash? We have grown zucchini to that size and they seem to taste fine.

When to water it after planting??

I have to be careful plopping a plant in the bottom of a bucket and filling it up with soil. Lots of times they go into a type of shock and seeming to need a bit of slow "hardening" to the full sun again or they will die. Always learning something even if it's a bad hair day year.

I have 6 yellow squash plants and 6 zuchini. We had quite a few a month ago. Now every yellow squash that forms ends up stopping growing at about 4 inches long and rots. A green zuchini hasnt set in weeks. Its like they all just completely stopped. The last yellow that was edible stopped growing at 4 inches long and sat there and matured while we kept waiting for it to get bigger. It was small with huge seeds inside and thick skin on just a tiny fruit. Have no clue what is going on and nobody seems to have an answer. Cant even search it. Not a single article about fruit staying so small yet still ripening. So discouraging.

Hmmm I thought mine were hydrangeas that I just cut, but maybe not bc the roots do not look like those. Off to google lens lol

Oh my word, that baby could not be any cuter!! 😍 I miss mine being little! 🥺 Love the video!

Thank you so much❤❤❤

Picture of a 6 inch cherry tomatoe plant please

Great video thanks for sharing .