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@@KimCoulter-m5b your birdies will love you :))

Thank you :))

Aww thank you! So happy found it just in time! Good luck!!

Thanks for watching! Roger is the best:)

Great questions and thanks for watching. I would try subbing the PB using more lard. I found mine at Walmart. You can also substitute with almond or cashew butter depending on allergies. The birds aren’t too picky:) they love the fat and I like to use the most natural ingredients I can find. As far as temp… room temp is fine. Really hot temps aren’t great for suet. Let me know if they make these… that would be so cool:)

Thanks for watching :) are you talking about the tomato cage?;)

@@mazza_razzza hello Australia! So nice to meet you here and great tip! I imagine begonias in your neck of the woods are incredible! Here in Maine we enjoy them for as long as we can:) until the first frost :(

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!

@@TheSuburbanGardenista thank you for following and for your lovely comment! Stay tuned and happy gardening!!!

@@karenholt9744 thank you for watching. Roger is the best! Good luck with yours!!

Aww thank you!!! I really appreciate that:) so glad it helped! Happy gardening!!

Hard to waste a good beer ;)

Thank you so much for watching! I know Roger appreciated the comments. :))

Oh that is wonderful. I will let him know. He will love that:) Thank you. There is another video here we shot earlier in the season when they were in bloom and he offered some great tips then too…

I enjoyed doing the workshop with you and it was fun! I would love to do one in Pittsburgh but I don’t think my John Deere would make it😁😀😁

That is so nice of you! I have a media(tv/radio) background and host a gardening segment on WABI TV5 in Bangor, Maine. Feel free to share your thoughts with the Magnolia Network;). Seriously... thank you for your comment and for watching!!! Happy gardening!!!

Interesting and thank you for being here. Mine are the “slice more” variety and holy cow … they are doing great!!

Thank you! I will be sharing an update soon.

Yes it works. I have revived many petunias and she(Maine gardens) showed the Petunia plant was not rootbound. It was mostly soil and if this is the case, all that was needed was the coffee filter I use it even On all my pots, it provides great drainage, prevent the soil from seeping onto your deck or the concrete floor. It is recommended that you change the coffee filters every two years.

If The petunia was root bounded. It is recommended to increase the pot size stimulate the roots and add the coffee filters and fertilizer. They are heavy feeders.

Thx​@@sungoddes2932

Thank you!

Oh I feel your pain! Make sure you give them some good food and lots of love :) keep me posted!!

@@mymainegardens Thanks, Ok will do. 🌻🌼🌷

Hi! I just posted the video:). So fun to meet you! Team BISONS 2025??!!

Aww thank you! It does take a while:) nice to have you here !!!

Are you giving them enough water?

@@02markcal i mean what’s enough? I soak them which i think I was watering them too much. I fertilize them and prune them

@@Mr-C-Codes How hot has it been in the last two weeks?

Nice video. Thanks

@@02markcal i’m in southern california so pretty hot. my soil is pretty dense so i’m scared of overwatering and getting root rot. also i don’t have much space and the way the garden is set up is kind of in the shade so it gets maybe 4 hours of direct sunlight. i don’t think it’s windy enough to properly pollinate… so many variables i don’t know what the problem can be

Hi!! Thank you for watching and subscribing. Nice to meet you here :))

“Chonkers” best word ever to describe them:)) thank you for that!!!

Thank you for watching and Henri says “woof” :)

Thank you for watching! I use Coast of Maine potting soil and Schultz plant food fertilizer

Oh good luck! Do be patient and they should bounce back. Thank you for watching!

You have to do it. But it will work and fertilize❤

@@maryfettig3378 I did it and they are regrowing beautifully already!

This is great! Thank you for sharing and for watching. Love the bunny part:)

I love her … she is so special.

Thank you! I learned a lot from Peggy! I appreciate you watching:)

Nope. Beach sand already contains salt and minerals they like. You’re good :))

@@mymainegardens so no manure

@@trulyblessedsharia thank you!!!

Truth:)

Right?! ;) Gouldsboro Bay, Steuben, Maine

@@mymainegardens Awesome! 🤩

Great reminder! Thank you :)

Thanks for watching! Happy gardening:)

Glad you enjoyed it… thank you !!! Happy gardening:))

Aww thank you! Great to meet you:) good luck with your petunia rescue project :)) it’s been a crazy New England summer so far !!

Hi…. It really starts with filling the beds with good stuff then I used a fish fertilizer last year. Worked well. This year I’m trying a few new things. I planted the tomatoes with tomato tone and will again use the Neptune fish/seaweed blend and I am going to incorporate some cal-mag. Watch for a video from this years beds … fun to see what works and lessons learned. Happy growing!

That should be absolutely fine. Some suggest using play sand if you don’t have access to beach sand. So this should work. You can add some salt (not table) mineral (I use sea salt) to add nutrients and/or some manure mixed in. Good Luck and thanks for being here!

Oh gosh I hope you find a good spot for them. I have moved some of mine too mostly when the location had too much sun and the leaves curled. Good luck!!

Hi Sharon! Thank you for watching. Mine is in a large pot. Sorry I can’t attach a photo. If yours is thriving where it is … let it be :)

Thank you:)

Thank you for watching. So glad you enjoyed it!