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Thank you so much for your Channel … I just love it!

I have found that good old Pinky Winky holds it's blooms up better than any hydrangea I have grown. I dug out Vanilla strawberry because it always flopped.

I've actually noticed the Supercal french vanilla shifts colors more than the others, it actually turns pink around the edges!

I love big, bold, and unique!!! Great job! 👍 ❤

Thank you cos i grow everything in bags

First i want to say that I learn a lot from you! Amazing! Could you talk about Violas and pansies please 😊 Since we’re getting to the season to plant them.

I have grown most of the Wave xollection available from seed in most of the colours. Tidal Wave is one thats very good I don't hear you mention much. They are amazing in planters. Petunia seeds also do well when planted at the same time as bacopa seeds as a nice combo.

I love sedum! Great choices Corey! Thanks for the slug suggestion, we’ve been invaded this year due to our June deluge. I was putting too much bait and it moulded, so from now on, just a few. Zone 3 Manitoba 🇨🇦👏🍁

I'm beginning to think I need to try superpetunia. Never been a fan of petunias before

Are those hydrangeas on a drip irrigation line? And if they are, how much do you give each plant? In times of drought and high temperatures.

My pumpkins on a stick are awesome!! I am not sure how the survive due to flea beetle damage but they did!! I almost pulled them out when most of the leaves were eaten early this summer. Thank you again for recommending these early in the season.

Beautiful plants!!! I heard many times that perennials like echinacea don’t need much fertilizer. If I plant them with annuals and I fertilize the annual, will this be detrimental for the echinacea? I really enjoy your videos!

Thank you so much! My soil is almost entirely sand and I really struggle with plants . I dug up a rose a few months ago for my husband to take to his dad and his dad asked him why I put it in sand to carry to him☹️

Can you do picks for rocky soil, the previous owners put in landscape fabric and decorative stone... removing the fabric but will never get all the stones.

Thank you. I garden in SE Fla in very sandy soil. I appreciate your suggestions.

I'm so sorry to hear your mother-in-law has passed away. Her memory will live on in all the lives she touched. The videos you made with her are even more special to your family to remember how much she loved gardening.

Do you carry eclipse? Haven't seen you talk much about them. Good in sun or part shade? Winterize? Our place doesn't have anywhere near the variety you have.

I watched your video this spring on choosing and fertilizing petunias---they were absolutely beautiful this year, the best I've ever had even tho we were terribly dry..lots of watering! They are still going strong! thank you for your tips. Condolences....

Corey, such great info! Would you give us one last seasonal update of the hydrangeas in your backyard?

Thanks Corey, the September struggle is real! 🇨🇦👏🍁

When is best time to plant hydrangea...in in zone 7b

I have really enjoyed seeing all your planters, I have taken note and I am going to see if I can get some of them here in the UK. Sending best wishes from N. Lincolnshire UK

I love watching your videos brand new gardener here! Hydrangeas are my favorites! do you ship?

The one thing Im jealous of as a southern gardener 😂 These are gorgeous! What a great comparison.

Maybe you can make a video about dwarf varieties of hydrangeas for next year so we can see similarities/differences of cultivars 🙂

Great video! I just started planting hydrangeas beginning of August so this was very helpful.

What a great way to grow them at a nursery-big impact, slower to dry out and you can 'easily' pull out the grow bag to sell them. That fire light with the dark pink blooms and dark stems is so pretty.

Really good information. Thank you.

Wow, what a difference in color between yours and mine! I live in central Indiana and have several you showed and my Firelight, Pinky Winky and Vanilla Strawberry are NEVER that bright! Lucky you!

Could you please do a segment on how to trim a hydrangeas or if we should. Should it be done in the fall or the spring?

Thank you for these updates. Im helping my sister plan her garden and now she can see what hydrangeas she loves the most!

Thanks for a great video. I appreciated learning about some hydrangeas that I not familiar with - nice to see how they bloom. BTW how much should I be watering my hydrangeas - I have pinky winkies

It's nice to know our weather helps! Makes the northern weather feel nicer!

Once again, my zip code envy is rearing its ugly head

Another great video! Do you grow little lime punch? I have a few in pots and hope to plant out in the Fall.

Interesting video..........some very useful information!!!!!

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My condolences on the passing of your mother in law…it was lovely to have been introduced to her during your seed planting videos. Wishing your family God’s comfort at this time.

Sorry about your mother in law. Your garden is beautiful. So many nice plants. The butterfly flower still amazes me and the curbside garden is looking fantastic.

So sorry. Condolences to your family.

Sending prayers to your mother in law.

Once again thanks for sharing your tips on maintaining annuals. Are there any annuals that you overwinter like begonias or tropical hibiscus or jasmine. I am from India and I have a jasmine plant that I love. I overwintered it once but it almost died. I’d love to know what’s the right way to protect them from bugs indoors and keeping them healthy?

I loved that you included her in some of your videos. I am sorry for your loss

I LOVE Lotus vine. It’s so hard to find. I’m praying for rain. We are in moderate drought here in central Indiana 😢

I am very sorry for your loss. My condolences to your family.

So sorry for your loss. 😢

So sorry for your loss. I don't comment but I watch every video.

Aww, sorry about your mother-in-law. God bless.

Very sorry for your loss, Corey.