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Hello and thank you for watching my video. No, as shocking as it may sound I haven't tried Dollar Tree seeds. How is the selection and most importantly how is the germination rate? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

@ the selection, as expected, is nothing like the selection you showed at Walmart. Those that use them seem happy with them but I suppose one would have to do a comparison. I guess it is best to stick with what works for you!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. I hope you enjoy your seed starting journey! Happy Gardening!!!

@@heidyshomestead Hello and thank you for watching my video. I live in Long Island NY. This LOWES is located in Farmingdale, NY. March sounds late where are you located? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

@ I live in Ohio no seeds yet. I’ve been seeing people going to their lowes and home depot and theirs are stocked up. Not mine yet

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Im glad to hear that you found the content of this video to be useful. For us this year ( zone 7a) the last anticipated frost date is in late April. I cant start sowing any cold weather crops until last week of March/first week of April. Warm weather crops I wont be able to sow/transplant until late June. Right now I started to organize my seed packets and looking to see what I have vs what I want to grow this year. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

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Hello and thank you for watching my video. Im glad to hear that you found this video to be helpful. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

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Hello my fellow home gardener and thank you for watching my video. Wow, you're a dedicated gardener! I'm excited to hear about your spring update. Fig trees are pretty cold hardy and if you didn't see any issues for months after planting they should be fine to withstand winter months. Last year I seem to have missed some garlic heads in my garden beds ( I think the kids must have tried to harvest but ripped off the foliage instead leaving the actual heads below soil surface) and next growing season they started to grow back for me. I hope that your Swiss chard will re grow for you! Please keep me updated. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

@@lyubafranco I harvested all my garlic with a garden fork, putting it under the bulbs then pulling them up and I guess that some little side cloves must have broken off and remained. They began re-sprouting last fall and there are now 2-3 dozen of them (I had over 100 plants). One of the things I love about gardening is that there is always more to learn. 🙂

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Hello and thank you for watching this video. Im very happy to hear that you have enjoyed the content. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello my fellow home gardener and thank you for watching my video. Wow, snow in Arizona?!!! Im shocked as Arizona is known for its super hot temperatures. It hasnt snowed for over a week here but because of the below freeing temps last week not much melted. This year our anticipated last frost date is at the end of April. Looks like I wont be able to plant my warm weather crops out until May/beginning of June. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

@lyubafranco We're in the mountains at approximately 4,600 ft. That's why we moved here from Phoenix. Phoenix keeps getting hotter and hotter year after year. When I first moved to Phoenix, the summers were up to 110°F. When the summers kept getting to 120° F we said, "Screw this!" and moved to Prescott. It's so much nicer here.

Hello and thank you for watching my video. I appreciate all of your positive feedback. I can't wait until Spring so I can get back into my garden and get my hands dirty. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Yes, $7!!! Isn't that an amazing deal and steal? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

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Hello and thank you for watching my video. Anthuriums are indeed very beautiful tropical plants. Do you have any anthuriums growing in your home? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

@lyubafranco your welcome,only coconuts and bamboo as of now, just getting started and looking forward to first grow season! 😁✌️

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Hello, thank you very much for watching my videos and for all of the kind, positive feedback. Its loyal viewers like you that keep me motivated. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. You should place a poinsettia into dormancy when it has lost about half of its leaves and bracts and the flower bracts have faded. This is usually in January through March. Remember to keep it in a cool , dark location where temps are 60 degrees F. Pull it out of dormancy sometimes in early May when new growth starts to emerge. Treat it as you would any other houseplant. If youll want to keep it outside during Summer months, please place it in a partially shaded area. In the beginning of October, start the process of getting the plant to rebloom for Christmas by putting it in complete darkness for 15 hours a day for two months ( 8 weeks). Hope that I was able to help. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. I have seen green anthuriums as part of flower arrangements as well but not sold as a houseplant in garden centers. I'll keep my eye out and if'll I see one especially sold online I'll let you know. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

@@noahvasquez8777 Hello again! As I promised you to keep my eye out on some rare anthurium varieties. I was just at my local Home Depot Garden Center and they got some Velvet Leaf Anthurium Hybrid plants by Proven Winners. Be well and Happy Gardening!

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Hello and thank you for watching my video! You're welcome, I try to make sure I show the care tags in my plant videos so that my viewers can see the plant descriptions and names. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video, Right now in January 2025 there is absolutely no plant inventory at my local Walmart Garden Center, in fact the Garden Center is closed for the season. Once new inventory will arrive ( hopefully very soon), I will make sure to post a new tour video. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Your kind words and positive feedback is sincerely appreciated. Do you have a Chicago hardy fig tree? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. You're positive feedback is truly appreciated. Which strawberry varieties are you growing? Are you growing them in the ground on in a container? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

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I agree that is a beautiful colorful pot, I love it!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. If you have room for more plants you can still take a quick trip to Lowes. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello my fellow home gardener and thank you for watching my video. Your positive feedback is truly appreciated! I always make sure to read all of the comments on my channel and take my time to respond to each person individually. It's loyal viewers and subscribers like you that keep me motivated. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. No, you shouldn't repot any houseplants while they are putting on flower buds or are in bloom. Re-potting causes stress ( transplant shock) hence you're risking losing the flower blooms/flower buds. Please wait until your orchid is fully done blooming, spent blooms fall off and the flower spike starts to die off. Hope that I was able to answer your question. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

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Hello and thank you for watching my video. Bay laurel is typically propagated and grown from cuttings or garden center transplants. You could grow bay laurel from seed but it can take as long as 10 years to reach maturity and produce leaves.Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Your positive feedback is truly appreciated. You live in a warm climate region. Do you grow citrus directly in the ground or also in a container? Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Im glad to hear that you use wood ash in your home garden. Now, during the winter season since we're burning the fireplace more often ( almost daily) I'm actually saving fresh ash to add to my garden this Spring. With freezing air temps outside it's hard to believe that new gardening season is right around the corner but before we know it, once again it'll be time to sow, plant and harvest.Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

I can’t seem to add photos. Also, the second leaf from the bottom is yellow near the stalk but only about 1/4 of the leaf is yellow. Should I cut it off? The other leaves are all green

Hello and thank you for watching my video. Im sorry to hear that your beautiful orchis is not doing well. How many days has it been since it was last watered? How dry is the growing medium now? In regards to the dead flower spike, I would cut it off completely to the base. I would leave the other 2 spikes alone for now. The flower buds have to go through a growing phase of 2-3 months before opening up and blooming. If you're saying that the buds on the remaining spike are still small there is still a very good chance that they will continue to grow and will eventually bloom. Try your best not to put the plant through anymore shock/stress as anymore drastic changes can lead to the death of the last flower spike. I also like to mist my orchids daily to help improve humidity levels. I would wait until the last spike completes its blooming cycle before repotting. You will need a special container with lots of aerial holes ( I get mine in Lowes/Home Depot for roughly $4; they are plastic, clear and have large aerial holes throughout) and an orchid potting medium ( I prefer using bark vs sphagnum moss). Hope I was able to help. Please let me know if you have anymore questions. Be well and Happy Gardening!!!

Thanks! It was sitting in stagnant water for an unknown length of time (possibly weeks). It has extensive root rot. I took it out of the stagnant water and let it drain one week ago and haven’t watered it since. It is in a good pot with bark and drainage holes but that pot was left inside the ceramic pot when it was watered (while we were away for 5 weeks). I bought new bark medium and a new slightly larger pot - it has quite a few aerial roots above the pot right now. Given that it has significant root rot would you recommend repotting right away and remove the rot, or leaving it and seeing if proper care takes care of the issue? Will the rot spread if not removed?

@@sarahscott514 Root rot can indeed spread in orchids. It is important to remove and dispose of severely infected roots to prevent further spread.

Thank you so much! You’ve really empowered me to give it a go. I’m grateful!

Hello and thanks you for watching my video. There were quiet a lot of houseplants on clearance this time (2 full carts). Some plants were in pristine condition, made me wonder why they are on the clearance rack to begin with and some needed tlc like watering, light pruning, fertilization, repotting, etc.Does your local Lowes garden center have a houseplant clearance rack?Be well and Happy Gardening!!

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