FIX the LEAN! Staking Florida Native Wildflowers (Post Hurricane Ian Garden Restoration)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Those single supports are my best friend. I’ve been using those for nearly fifty years! They are mostly to hold up stems with flowers so they don’t flop over. Not a tomato stake cages are best for that. I also like the gridded circle to put over things like peonies when young so the grow though them as they grow you can put up and this keeps plants together 👍😎
You have solved the mystery Cathy! Thank you for adding to my cage/stake knowledge 🥰
I wished I lived near you, because I could surely use some of those pots.👍👍✌
LOL!!!! If you did I would give you a ton! I’m glad they will have second life at the nursery and I’m also glad they are out of the way
Lovely! And thanks for taking us shopping with you. So fun!
My rain lilies have thicker and slightly floppy leaves. They look like a clump of gigantic mondo grass until we get rain, then they have fantastic pink blossoms, like magic. Zephyranthes for sure, but may not be a Florida native. They have lived and spread with no care for almost 20 years.
Thank you! ☺️ sounds like you have the non-native type. I think there is only native one is white. Sounds so pretty!
The native garden is looking great I really like your plant choices. I'm with you I always have good intentions to stay to my shopping list but I come home with more plants it's a good problem to have. Thanks
LOL! Sometimes plants just pop onto the cart… whose to say how they got there 😂
Hello Girl !!! The storm took out my zen backyard here in North Port. Slowly pulling debris from neighbors roofs out of my yard. Florida Strong 💪🏻. Time to rethink the whole backyard...🤔🧐
Definitely Florida Strong! Neighbor’s roof! Yikes! I hope you get that out of your garden so that you can start planning your next chapter of zen in the garden
Just a suggestion 😁. Donate the pots to your local community garden next time😁
Can I make a suggestion for your lovely garden? I think river rock rings around some of your front border plants would accentuate them and give your garden a structural element that looks intentional and would not be permanent. I think 8 to 10 - 2 foot diameter rings with ~4 inch light colored river rocks would "elevate" the visual appeal of your garden while it is growing in. Then when it has grown in you could move them to the front of the border to edge the street or a pathway or something. I hope you don't mind the suggestion. Your garden really is lovely as it is.
Suggestions are always welcome when they are meant with kindness and care 🥰 I completely agree that some hard scape would elevate it. I’m going to take your suggestion and have a good think about it! Thank you Joan 😄
Those stakes look good for the blazing stars. I've been using bamboo but they rot after a year or so.
They have worked great! I don’t even notice them. I’ve had them for at least 5 years
Jacqueline, you’ve got to check out Sweet Bay Nursery in Parrish. I was tipped off by an employee at another local nursery when I asked about several native plants. It was a 45min drive for me but so worth it. If you go, make a video, I’d love to hear you geek out lol. Thanks for your videos, your garden is an inspiration for me.
Oh wow! That is a huge recommendation! I used to work near there but it was hard for me to get to. But now that I have some bandwidth, I will definitely check them out. I've always heard great things. I have a native project for the new year... maybe I'll head south to Sweet Bay! Thanks Julia 🥰
I staked 2 hibiscus that my fence fell on. They’ve got new leaves so hopeful. The okra was completely stripped of leaves too but all new leaves now.
Yay!!! I’m glad your plants have returned
You could sell your pots on fb market place that's where I get mine
That is a smart idea! Next time! I’m sure I’ll have a ton next year 😂
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Hmmm. Out of desperation I tied my Roselle up after the hurricane like an obsessive compulsive protective mother spider. Watching this has shamed me into unwrapping it and restaking it with something more tasteful.
Your description is hilarious 😆
Love your videos! I am thinking about using chip drop but was concerned an
Bout invasives in it. I.e.Brazilian pepper tree. Have you ever had any bad experiences with it?
Your garden looks fantastic, loving all the flowers.
Thank you Kim! 🥰
Good morning. Loved going to the plant nursery with you through RUclips. I hope your plants make it
Thanks Lauren 🥰
I was wondering if you have Chaya trees?
No Chaya trees for me
Good Morning!
I love this time of year and the cool weather we are having, it feels good just to be outside. It's50 degrees in Port Richey. I hope to get some gardening done today.
Your garden is looking lovely.
I hope you have a wonderful weekend. God Bless.
The cool weather has been lovely! Windows and doors open all day. This is perfect weather for some gardening. Totally agree Lottie 🥰
Fun to watch you shop for new plants. Unfortunately, most of our garden centers are low on plants and/or only selling soil and garden tools down here in Englewood area. Many got pretty wiped out in the hurricane. Looking forward to a refresh myself.
You are in the mess Robin 😞 Clean up is priority. I hope plants will be making there way over to your local nurseries during the nice weather. Refresh will be amazing!
Wait there's a native plant with my name!!
Yes!!!! You should get one for your garden! It’s destiny!
@@WildFloridian im glad Wilcox is ok I want to plan a trip over to your side to get plants. Would love to have a gardener pow wow
im interested in getting a vanilla plant for my garden. Can you tell us a bit about yours and if you recommend it or not?
Overall very happy with the plant. It’s pretty and pollinators are definitely fans of the flowers. The smell isn’t strong unless you are close and have a bunch. Overall I like it. I’ve only had it for a couple months… so I don’t have a strong take beyond these points.
Good morning Jackie! I'd be more than happy to donate some of my plants for rebuilding your garden. Let's figure that out and I can give you cuttings, seeds or whatever you need. You are so deserving and it'll be a nice way to reciprocate your kindness🪴💜🥰💜🪴
Awww Maria 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Email me at wild.floridian@gmail.com
@@WildFloridian Sure I will Jackie. Look for my email over the weekend. Thank you so much for all your hard work! Enjoy the weekend💜🪴👋🥰