Hey,how are you??..your plant is beautiful.. I have got two plants growing,someone give me them from cuttings,they were done in soil..I can't wait for it to flower,the flowers are beautiful.. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us..I'm in Birmingham.. Do you know how to root rosemary,I have got some rooted but not as strong as I want them to be,the best cuttings I rooted were two bits of the top of the rosemary stem,just the tips,stuck them in soil & they rooted.. I really want to root a maple tree..Most video's I watch are from America they have different temp & soil to us(not knocking cause I have found some foot tips) but it's good to hear what works well here.. I'm doing my own compost as well.. I tell you what gardening really helps with your mind,I get lost out there & my garden isn't that big 🤣🤣.. Right, I'm going to check out your other video's can't wait.. Have a lovely week & take care ☮️🍄🌺✌️💜🦋☮️🍄🌺✌️💜🦋..
I live in Oregon, USA and have 2 large vines: 1 in backyard that has taken over the trellis and one out front on a gate arbor. I have never grown these and was wondering when do you trim them for the fall or winter?? They were here when I moved into the house and they have gone crazy since they are getting watered regularly and fertilized (I use Miracle Gro). In the front yard there is a Wisteria growing next to the Passion Flower plant and it has finally bloomed this year but it is stunted. Would it be possible to move one to one side of the arbor and leave the other where it is or should I just leave them together?? Please give me some help and ideas. Thank you for any insight you can give me.
@@michellerowland7833 hi there! Sorry for the very late reply. If your passion flower is well astablished you can cut it right back in the fall. I always cut it right back the the main stems leaving it bare. In spring it will grow back with a vengeance giving you all nice green lush new growth. Hope this helps. 🙂
I also have a wisteria with a passion flower by its side. I allow the passion flower to grow up the main trunk of the wisteria as I think it looks great. It’s whatever your preference really. 🙂
![These leaves won't go to waste [ Passion Flower Harvest ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/H1u5NMrmmh0/mqdefault.jpg)
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Hey,how are you??..your plant is beautiful..
I have got two plants growing,someone give me them from cuttings,they were done in soil..I can't wait for it to flower,the flowers are beautiful..
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us..I'm in Birmingham..
Do you know how to root rosemary,I have got some rooted but not as strong as I want them to be,the best cuttings I rooted were two bits of the top of the rosemary stem,just the tips,stuck them in soil & they rooted..
I really want to root a maple tree..Most video's I watch are from America they have different temp & soil to us(not knocking cause I have found some foot tips) but it's good to hear what works well here..
I'm doing my own compost as well..
I tell you what gardening really helps with your mind,I get lost out there & my garden isn't that big 🤣🤣..
Right, I'm going to check out your other video's can't wait..
Have a lovely week & take care ☮️🍄🌺✌️💜🦋☮️🍄🌺✌️💜🦋..
@@skullrose8985 hi! Rosemary is something I’ve never tried. Maybe one for the future! 🙂
I live in Oregon, USA and have 2 large vines: 1 in backyard that has taken over the trellis and one out front on a gate arbor. I have never grown these and was wondering when do you trim them for the fall or winter?? They were here when I moved into the house and they have gone crazy since they are getting watered regularly and fertilized (I use Miracle Gro). In the front yard there is a Wisteria growing next to the Passion Flower plant and it has finally bloomed this year but it is stunted. Would it be possible to move one to one side of the arbor and leave the other where it is or should I just leave them together?? Please give me some help and ideas. Thank you for any insight you can give me.
@@michellerowland7833 hi there! Sorry for the very late reply. If your passion flower is well astablished you can cut it right back in the fall. I always cut it right back the the main stems leaving it bare. In spring it will grow back with a vengeance giving you all nice green lush new growth. Hope this helps. 🙂
I also have a wisteria with a passion flower by its side. I allow the passion flower to grow up the main trunk of the wisteria as I think it looks great. It’s whatever your preference really. 🙂