Sunpatiens: Overwintering Annuals and Replanting the Following Year.
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2024
- 🌿 Save Money & Add Variety: How to Overwinter Your Sunpatiens! 🌿
Welcome to our garden haven! In today’s video, we're unlocking the secret to saving money and adding a vibrant touch to your garden year after year. Discover how to successfully overwinter your Sunpatiens, ensuring they return even more beautiful next spring!
🌸 Why Overwinter Sunpatiens?
Sunpatiens are annuals known for their stunning blooms and resilience. But why buy new plants each year when you can overwinter them and save a bundle? We'll show you how to preserve these beauties through the colder months so you can enjoy their colorful display again and again.
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Sunpatients are great!! When it gets hot outside..need lots of water !! Your Sunpatients are beautiful too❤😊!!!
Thank you so much 🤗 I love them.
Great video! Can’t wait to watch more!
Thanks so much for watching and for commenting!
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!!
I am glad the video was helpful! It sounds like in your zone, you may be able to keep many annuals alive. Of course it will depend on your winter.You would likely need to cover your annuals with garden plastic if you were going to get a frost or snow. Maybe hit the clearance rack at your local big box store later this season and give it a try! I would give it a shot with just one or two so you don't invest too much time or money with the experiment. My veggies all die at the end of the season, but this year I want to try gardening in my hoop house to see how long I can keep growing!! Happy gardening! Thanks so much for the comment.
@@uptosomething6271 It may be worth a try!! Thank you for this and your other very informative videos, too.
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 🙂
Hi! For Sunpatiens I use North Carolina Farms. They do have minimums and there are charges for boxing and shipping. If you are not buying a lot of plants, it ends up not being worth it. If you are buying a ton of plants, they are great. They also have sales sometimes! I want to try getting my wholesale plugs earlier next year and then growing them under grow lights until the last frost so they will be bigger when I plant them out. That may be a strategy for you too, before your event! Thanks so much for watching!