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How lovely!! I have an azalea which was the first thing we planted when we moved here in 1971, that has never had any direct sun at all. It's about 18" from a North wall of the house. Recently (luckily) I got a cutting rooted from it, as it appears as though it may be approaching the end of it's lifespan.

I bought one of these plants a few years ago and didn’t really have a place to plant it and so I planted it at the side of my house in relatively mostly shade! 3 years later and this year in particular I’m shocked at its size and the amount of heads on it! There’s probably more than 70 plus but I’ve noticed that the heads seem a bit smaller because there are so many! Should I trim the back or just cut off a bunch to bring indoors for the living room? Again I never had any expectations for this plant and now it’s an absolute monstrosity!

Great video, thank you! I've subscribed and I'm looking forward to checking out your channel. Do you mind sharing your wholesale source? Is it easy to buy from wholesalers? (I understand they usually require a minimum order, I don't mind) I'm usually very patient with the few annuals I plant and I don't mind them taking their time to fill in, but next year I'm hosting some events in early summer and I want the garden to look lush! I will definitely try your overwintering method. Plus I'd like to get LOTS more annuals and I'd rather grow them on in the winter than spend a thousand dollars in the spring 🙂

Sunpatients are great!! When it gets hot outside..need lots of water !! Your Sunpatients are beautiful too❤😊!!!

Awesome ❤️ finds!! I saw that at Home Depot by me too!! Lots of great clearance flowers too!!

I like the purple one but not the orange one.

I really like it!! I know what you mean though, it can be annoying when that happens.

I'd like to see more of Ollie 🐾. That's a big disappointment when the colors and forms and other details are not as advertised.

I like the orange one best but that’s because I use purple’s and orange’s together and love it.

Nope

Great video!! I’m a new subscriber 🤗🦋 I live on Zone 6b. Which zone do you live? What do yo do with them in the Winter? Thank you so much!! 🙌🏻🦋🙏🏻

Looks like 24 fps. Super jittery

You can propagate a patented hydrangea, you just can't sell or trade it.

Luchy you!!! Hydrangea translates to "water vessel". They are so beautiful!!! I can't have them in my climate though, unless I'm wiling to water them every day (sometimes twice) to keep them alive.

Many youtubers make this mistake with their videos, playing music, usually awful music which you can't mute because then you lose the voice over.

I never see deals. I bought a Summer Crush at a garden center and I probably paid $50 for it.

Don't think I've heard of this one! Or milk sickness, for that matter. 😮

I'm on long island in NY and home depot usually doesn't have clearance where are you?

Seriously for my application im considering a chicken pen with plastic over it in the spring and a animal barrier without the plastic in the summer. Set it right in my garden and use the ground. Gonna need about 6 of them

If it can't keep out the freaking mosquitos that's not good. That gave me a laugh. The mosquito comment.

Wish our HOME DEPOT HAD sells on their flowers and shrub. I live in Putnam County Florida.

Great video! Can’t wait to watch more!

This is SO interesting!! I've actually no experience with impatiens, or sunpatiens, but did I just hear you say that annuals don't all just die at the end of the season?? All of my adult life (@ 50 years) I've only bought perennials, I never bothered with annuals, because I never had the time or the money for short-lived plants! Have I been doing it all wrong?? I'm in California, pretty close to sea level. Only very occasionally the temperature drops to 31 or 32 F, but snow is very rare and short-lived here. I'm actually harvesting tomatoes and chilis from plants that now are over a year old, and we don't have a greenhouse. Thank you!!

NEVER trust the "sterile hybrid" label. Case in point, Pyrus calleryana ( commonly known as the Bradford Pear or Callery Pear). Just use natives (PARTICULARY with perennials).

The photograph at 2:16 (with the hummingbird) is of lavender, not either liatris or purple loosestrife.

English Ivy is Horrible in the Southeast USA and Kudzu is way out of control… you need a herd of 20 Goats every other year to keep it under control.

I wish lupine were invasive in SW Ohio! I get upward of a month out of it, then it's done. It's pretty and attracts bees and butterflies, but heads out as soon as temps & humidity surpass 85° 🙁

Very informative video. Thanks for sharing! I learned a lot. Question, how do you add the fertilizer once it’s already been planted? I’m new to gardening and I love hydrangeas. I have strawberry sundae.

Take it from a long time greenhouse grower. You can grow in both of these pretty darn well. The “secret” to greenhouse growing is constant monitoring. Have some automation or other cooling situation. This small they will heat up and cook your stuff in minutes. The opening for cooling in these small houses are not really adequate so a fan or other air mover is necessary. We just put up a 10x20 industrial made house and only paid 1,800 for it which included everything down to screws and the bit they needed! Love, love, love it! 🤙 ❤

Too high for my budget but if you’re well off it’s very convenient and you can return if they die!

I'm confused: you say liatris is a "great alternative" to purple loosestrife, but that it "spreads like wildfire." I'm finding it multiplies every year, and now have many coming up in my lawn. Not easy to pull up. Also the leaves are very prickly and I have to be careful trimming them back in winter. But I like how they look so I guess I'll keep them.

Our Costco, here in Colorado, carries beautiful plants, and I'm really thankful they do, but they only set up the racks of plants for maybe a month, in the spring, and then they're gone. So you don't know when they're coming and when they'll be gone. I have to believe they contract with a vendor, a local nursery, for their stock because I've seen ladies restocking the racks, and they're not Costco employees. They are very friendly and thank the shoppers for purchasing. They stock a combo of veggies and flowers, but not near the variety you shared in your video. Love Costco! 😊

Northern Indiana zone 5 the Mexican primrose it beautiful but seriously a problem. Still trying to contain it.

Its not always just about price. I have found Costco’s plant quality better than other places where they have been severely over/under watered and placed in the wrong location. Having said that - I try to fulfill my needs at local nurseries and small business garden shops before heading to Costco.

Prices seem high IMHO

It took me awhile to learn how to propagate. It is finally reaping rewards

Buying the hoop house today! Thanks for the video!

These are not good prices

Strawberry Sundae will be less leggy in full sun. Strawberry Sundae and Limelight do very well here in WI. I'm in zone 5a. Here, we call Endless Summer, Endless Bummer. They will grow, but most years will not flower or have very small blooms. Panicles tend to do best. It's usually better to look for zone 3 or zone 4 plants in my experience.

Rabbit eats my conflower and black susan

TURN OFF THE MUSIC. CAN'T HEAR ANYTHING. I can't stand it. Leaving.

We’re best to plant native plants nowadays. So much of the natural landscape everywhere has been destroyed that we can really make a positive difference by doing so. In so many cases native plants are just as attractive if not more so than plants introduced from other parts of the world. And by definition native plants - even though they can spread by seed and/or by runners depending on the species - will not be invasive.

under Lantana alternatives, you mention a sparkling verbena however the closeup of the flower including leaves is a cranberry tree/bush that likely volunteered in my yard via bird dropping.Interesting, there are no other cranberry bushes in the neighborhood. Just this year after waiting almost 30 years I have a runner which I am going to dig up to plant as a specimen plant since it is so beautiful. Our plant is easily 12-15 feet high, ,uch higher than sites say it should get. The decomposed granite has to be some of the worse, hard, dry soil around.

Butterfly Bush IS NOT invasive!! I've had mine for over a year and it hasn't spread AT ALL. I wish it would spread a little .... IT'S BEAUTIFUL!!! I've heard others say the same ...that they aren't invasive at all.

Why why do they sell them

I propagate my established plants in order to increase my garden….prices have gotten sooo high on all plants that a person on Social Security has to choose food and meds over garden beauty in today’s declining economy!!!!..would enjoy the hibiscus tree…someday when the dollar fails and we go to a solid money system!!!

I can't keep a bamboo plant alive for the life of me. No worries here!

Music is distracting

Hehehe. If you live on the front range or anywhere else prone to Chinook winds, you'll thank yourself for investing in a hard body building from the get-go.

Looking for Japanese Maple anyone know which Costco in California carry them?