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400 views and one vote! Thanks for this clip.

I was taught to leave cuttings exposed to the air for 24 hours to avoid fungal infection. Apparently the wound needs to try out before transplanting into the soil. I've grown pelagoniums this way for 50+ years. I garden in New Zealand where plants grow all year round.

Holycow❤

This floss flower is also known as ageratum I guess

Thank you. Lots of useful info there

does the same method apply to miniature roses indoors? ^_^ thank you!

Just want I wanted -- clear and to the point.

I find pinguicula so difficult to grow. Soon after I brought them home I had a pest issue. Then I manage to fix it and they flowered and multiplied. I moved all the offspring to new pots and they all died soon after and I'm back to only having my original plants and one successful propagation. I guess I need to propagate a bunch and try things out. Maybe changing spots/watering.

Thanks for the wonderful video! Regards from India🙏

THANKU , HELPFUL

Could not hear or understand what you were saying

Can stems be used? They seem to have the strongest scent?

Delia Circles

You're gorgeous.

❤😊great to know 👍 my lavender is vlooming cheers

Love this. Sweet and to the point. Gonna try with my lavender plant that has a lot of brown but green still growing out of it.

video inutile, prima di tutto non dici "quando" vanno fatte le talee, secondo, metti la telecamera sul tavolino e terzo, mettiti un paio di guanti se non sai tenere in mano un ramo di rosa e nel contempo impugnare le forbici per tagliarlo...

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Bring back beloved Emily !

Any suggestions on how to do that in larger scale? Say a couple hundred lavender plants. That could be thousands of stems to cut by hand.

Very informative 🙂

Strange i did same but mine turned black in potting mix 40% soil 20% cow compost 20% sand and 40% coco peat or when i placed in just cocopeat. I think my soil is well draining but mine keep turning black even when i cover with plastic bag. Can't figure out why all cuttings fail like this. I did sterilize my soil in sunlight too and i cut below node. The dieback begins within a week and sometimes within a day from top or bottom. The rose is damask rose and grows easily from cuttings but not for me. Stems are not turning yellow so i don't think its over-watering however leaves turn crispy if left on cuttings.

4:31 that's fueling me to try growing my own bananas😊

Why don’t you just sow d seeds directly in soil

You're a hottie, but this was completely uninspired.

Can I use multidimensional compost ?

What a beautiful garden! Cannot wait to visit. Simon seems really passionate and knowledgable.

Beautiful brown eyes.

Hi Em! Do the stems grow back once cut off? I just bought a mature mint plant and don't know if I should clip the leaves from the stem or just clip off the stem. I don't want to injure the plant or do something wrong that makes it take a long time to recover and re-grow the leaves. Cheers from New Mexico.

Oh I would so love to see this garden in person.

Short and sweet! Great! ❤

Why is it that I love topiary so much when in effect it is the botanic equivalent of keeping animals in zoos and worse - of making animals conform to our own needs and requirements? It's a mutilation of plants!

I keep picturing the plants behind you coming to life and eating you. Like the Little Shop of Horrors movie. FEED ME SEYMORE! 😂

So Beautiful 😊

Straight forward and simple. Love it!

Thank you for sharing that video. Precisely what I needed to know :-) I’m struggling to find small amounts of pit though. I wander if I could get away with sphagnum moss and perlite?

Cannot understand WHAT she says at 1.03 about it in a plastic bag... the pertinent recommendation is indecipherable

Is it just me or does this video barely even touch the subject of how to support sunflowers as they grow? Use a bamboo cane? How? Where should I tie it in? How should I tie it in? What should I use to tie it in? etc.

Thank you and easy watch ,do you sell your surplus plants on line?

Thank you for that.Very helpful.

I visited these gardens for the first time yesterday and was absolutely blown away by their stunning beauty and diversity, especially the magnificent and meticulously maintained topiary and flower beds. Congratulations Dan and your team of gardeners on a superb job.

Hi thanks for sharing ...can I take cuttings now in the uk

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Beautiful garden

STUNNING!!! WHAT A CREDIT YOU ARE TO GODS COUNTRY, YORKSHIRE❤

That doesn't look like a Dianthus

Thanks Emily . I'll make you a curry if you want !

Thank you

Hi Emily! Do I only deadhead mairgold when there already big?? or how do I know which Marigolds to deadhead? I have some flower buds that are brownish on my plant is that normal? THANK YOU!!