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Yes they cram a lot of items into their entrance then they have a clothing section to I always see people browsing the clothes.

It’s a beautiful place probably one of the few places we have like that.

Yes for sure I try to buy those one ofs that I can’t be anywhere else but that’s about it. I was waiting for them to drop their perennial prices down to $1 like they did last year lol maybe they won’t do that.

Used coffee grounds save the coffee for yourself! 😀

Yes they seem to be on trend with some of the decor stuff which is nice to see.

I enjoy checking it out something to inspire us for fall.

Nice haul. I haven’t decided if I am doing any bulbs or not.

That’s excellent. I quit fertilizing earlier this year just watering and soaking everything in with it being so dry the 2 days rain didn’t do much we didn’t get enough to make a difference.

@@creatingmygarden It's bulb planting time! You're so lucky to have a husband that's a chef.

@@richbishop7896 your so sweet thanks so much! Definitely hard to stick to a diet with him around.

Excellent yes I have been planting that type as well treating it the same as the rest. We can compare in the spring. Do you get any wildlife for me it mostly jack rabbits but sometimes deer to and the odd moose this year so strange

@@creatingmygarden This year was odd-no deer! We have fenced gardens, the vegetable garden has 4ft picket fence and the flower garden has an electric wire so we can see into it. But a crazy amount of gophers and moles or voles that make tunnels and hills. I think it's pretty cool that you got to see the moose.

@@terriapearce915 moose normally aren’t in our area but a few years ago a few started appearing about once a year but never coming into town that I new of but there was also a bear that got into somebody’s back yard on the north side of town too so they are definitely moving closer maybe from the valley but that is quite a ways away.

Excellent I am still removing them off mine in the back garden. It’s a quick easy job thank goodness.

I am so sorry for your loss glad I can k help pretty simple process that shouldn’t take a lot of time. They are pretty easy to look after once you know what they need.

Once you start adding hydrangeas the addiction begins they are so easy to look after and reward you with beautiful stately flowers. I will be adding alot more next year. Don’t expect alot the first year while They root in but the second year they take off.

@@creatingmygarden Thank you. I'm also addicted to nine barks. Locve how they are large enough to fill in gaps nicely !

@@LorraineWeston-t9j yes and so many nice ones the foliage is gorgeous.

Mulch it in good and should be fine and water well as long as you can. I am just on the process of mulching them. This weather today is making it tough to get outside maybe later if the rain stops and the darn wind.Heucheras are so worth it the foliage is gorgeous and seeing more and more varieties. Good to hear from you Pauline!

I was all prepared to start decorating them for fall but when I seen them I backed down lol.

Thanks for the tip I have a few in the front garden that have done well and had them a few years. I hope to pick up some mulch next week.

I guess the covering is gonna happen sooner than later. It going done to 2c tonight and I am hoping the wind calms so I don’t have to anchor my covers down so much we are having major wind and it’s super cool today. So I will have to dig my sheets out arrgh.😚

If I have to cover for 2 or three nights that is ok. Would line a few more blooms from the dahlias as well a nice bouquet would be great.

Excellent you got a great deal. It’s great to see people not throwing them out and saving them. They will be beautiful in the spring!

Thanks much and great to chat with you. I love fall but I also love bright colours so I will try to hang on a bit longer. I hope you enjoy the channel!

Yes coleus is one of the first plants to go with frost super sensitive.

That is a great way to describe them. I like that. That’s exactly what I was after with my colour choices.

Yes doing it for yourself to enjoy is the best. I love looking out a window and seeing my containers so much fun.

Thank you I had big plans to remove them and it all changed but soon I will lol.

@@creatingmygarden No rush when they are so beautiful.

I have a Hibiscus here that I have had for years. I trim it pretty soon and then bring it in my house. I decorate it for my Christmas tree 🎄

@frankielopes5040 thank you yes that rain and some heat sure does perk plants up fast.

@@frankielopes5040 that is pretty darn cool what a great idea it would be beautiful!

Yes they did very well and worth repeating. Great summer vine.

What did you try let me know.

Thank you couldn’t find anything that would work and the. Spotted these necklaces.

Thanks Mindy.

You’re welcome they really are a lot of fun.

Thanks so much.

Thanks Sydney been eating to make one for a while I do enjoy them and being creative. Something different.

The necklaces work well not too big.

Thanks so much!

If it’s just a little they should ripen up since they have already started. They ripen pretty fast. You want at least 80% purple or as much as possible. If you do pick them out them in a warm sunny spot so they can finish ripening.

Thx so much!

Yes I did a lot of sports and took a few injuries to my knees almost other things they now have arthritis amongst other areas. A torn meniscus pushed my knee from snapping to pain that was the final injury that really messed me up.

Yes I heard that’s the key I took the physio already to help prepare but will need it after again for sure.

Thank you so much I am hoping to dig them up and divide them then wrap in Saran since I don’t have a cold room to try and prevent them from drying out. They are so beautiful. Usually I keep the ones that do well if any under perform or the blooms are small then I discard those. I planted cafe au lait not that impressed with the colour but I will try it again I love Labyrinth it is so beautiful I hope to be able to divide it and get more tubers for next year out of it.

Thanks he said he would put me on urgent list. So I could get done sooner since I already waited on the list before for almost 3 years. I should have just got it done but they wanted me to be older cause a knee only lasts 15 years but now it’s getting to the point I cannot wait another 3 years till I am older.

Glad you line labyrinth it way more beautiful then cafe au lait. My Cafe Au Lait is more white yellow not a fan. I will keep the tubers and try it again next year to see and if I don’t like it after one more season I will give the tubers away.

@@creatingmygarden I have a friend in the same predicament with both knees. They say she's too young as well. It's good to know you have a good Doctor.

@@terriapearce915 Yes now to get up the courage and get it over with.

Thanks Sydney yes I need that positive vibe. I do have one of the best surgeons here thank goodness. He said you need to get that knee done and get it over with.

@@creatingmygarden Cheering for you!

Hi. Bonnie yes I am going to save the ones I like there are a few this year that I am happy with and a few that I won’t keep. We are suppose to get frost this week so if that happens I will remove them after and let them dry i have a warm basement so I will have to wrap them to keep the moisture in so I will do a video on what I am doing with them and test this method out to see if it works. Glad you got some rain we could use more but farmers are trying to get their crops Off and it’s to wet they keep testing their crops to see if their dry enough to combine so a dry week would be good for them.

@@creatingmygarden I'm going to try using the saran wrap method this year. Last year I tried the peatmoss. I only have a couple and want to get more next spring. They did great for me and are still blooming in my driveway garden. Everything else is done blooming. Bonny

That would be beautiful what colours do you have and what types?

@@creatingmygarden Right now I have an orange (Sylvia) and a pink lavender shade. I will be digging mine in a couple of weeks. We are still warm here. I did dig up my glads yesterday.

@@richbishop7896 we are very warm again 33c tomorrow then we head into cooler temperatures and 3 nights of frost.

Thanks so much always something.

That’s my fear. Watched my neighbour go through it and his knee wasn’t as bad as mine and now he says it’s not right and has a limp. I have waited three three years and keep Putting it off but it’s getting really noisy now and it’s bothering my tendons bad my hamstring popped this morning when sleeping that hurt so probably try to get in after Christmas and go back on waiting list arrgh a little afraid.

@@creatingmygarden Of all the people I know, the one who had the most success did all the exercises and followed the doctor's advice to the letter. Finding a doctor with a high recommendation might be a good idea. The goal is to end up better than before. 🤞

@@MindysPlace thanks Mindy I do have he best surgeon here so i lucked out that way I am going to start practicing lifting myself with one leg stretched straight out cause I guess that is an issue with the sutures in.

Glad I was able to help.

Thanks for watching yes I love those two colours in the garden been trying to add more orange and the yarrows have improved so much and so many colours now. I cannot seem to get enough orange flowers both annual and perennials they go well with everything.

I plant mine in the garden and protect them if you’re interested in trying that I have a video I find they do better outside.

Love to everyone seems to be in same situation everything is soaked here it’s now clearing. Sorry I didn’t put out. Video I should be good to put one out on weekend had to get a treatment to my knee it’s been acting up. Just resting it now then I should be back in action.

@@creatingmygarden Busy week here too. Hubby to ENT specialist today and surgery for his eye tomorrow. Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is far worse than the Lyme Disease. Rest up, videos can wait.

@@MindysPlace thanks much hope everything goes well.

Still raining off and on here

Today is just rain comes and goes and very cool

Yes they do they are impressive performers just keep the soil moist to promote strong stems. They prefer full sun. Easy to germinate from seed direct sow.

Season is starting to change nights are dropping down to 4c days are gonna be 15c after Friday.

Thanks yes not sure why we get so many deals maybe they order too many plants. At first I thought we weren’t going to get many this year but it changed fast.