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I love my New Mexican Privet! It does bend and break with heavy snows however!

CBT WAS NEVER SO GREEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @rockerefellers

Very helpful, thanks!!

How do they get sunlight if they are covered? Is this for short term or overwintering?

Thank you for this very nice explained video im 38 and im getting into gardening i need all the help i can get

Using the Nature Boy spelling of flare...WOOOOO!!!

Thank you!

That’s very interesting and helpful advice, thank you 👍 I’ve always thought that wetting tomato plants in warm weather causes blight, especially amongst heirloom varieties? With that in mind; does using a water spray jet to wash aphids off leaves not cause blight? I usually just introduce ladybirds (maybe called ladybugs in the USA?) to deal with aphids. A glut of aphids inspires the ladybirds to lay lots of eggs and they soon see off the aphids and they’re most effective indoors inside greenhouses and polytunnel.

These advises are absolutely useless and even harmful. Dead already consumed by microbes compost does not improve soil its a bandaid on a huge wound. Large amount of organic matter and suffucient watering does. Using pesticides and herbicides even by following instructions is deadly for the soil! That should not be used in any garden! In fact it should ne outlawed and taken out of the stores! Tumbs down for this video, there are some wise words but they are lost in other nonsence.

Are these tips safe for pets? I am worried about my dog being around these products.

Beautifully filmed video as well!

Thanks so much for sharing the video!

Can I use the same soil for ground orchid?

Thank you guys 🙏 I’m new to CO and and wondering how do succulents do when planted in the ground here during the winter months? Do they go dormant or is it a total no no? 🥰I must come visit you🪴

Great video! Do you recommend the Autumn Blaze Red Maple Tree for the Front Range?

The roots that are coming up out of the pot do you want to just twist them back downward or do you want to cut them off too???? Your video answered all my other questions. One thing I love about orchids is there's so many different ones. Not just different colors but completely different looking flowers. Looks like you got a pretty cool job

What kind of twine do you use?

What a beautiful video. Love the bees and they'll love you back!

I only have one stem! Ive had it 3 summers now and it only grows from that one stem. How do i get more growth from the root?

Please, NEVER spray your tomato plants in the evening, you're asking for disease, the plant doesn't dry as fast

Finally someone who can pronounce bonsai correctly!! Thank you for the quick tutorial!

Thank you.first time watching

What zone is this ? No need to wrap the branches ?

'thank you~

I understand what she said about it being succulent LIKE. I am glad this expert mentioned the likeness to a succulent now I will kill fewer violets 🤣

Thanks for this video. Pretty pretty plants.

Never water during the day. Sunset is best.

i noticed no mention of detatching your lawn. when is detatching beneficial?

Root FLARE

Poison zumack.

What type of moss did you use?

No SHovel! use a single hook cultivator or Cobra head!

Excellent

Thank you for this informative Video! How Awesome! I had no idea one could have these type of plants here in CO! I just bought a cactus from another vendor on a whim awhile back, and they literally drowned it. It is in stress mode. My question is, after planting, how much and how frequently should you water a succulent? My plant is in about a 5" x 5" circular clay pot, and I am in close proximity to Tagawa regarding elevation. Thanks!

Thanks for the video, although I was bummed when the most critical part of the ingrown root removal started and suddenly the video basically skipped to the end .....I thought I was going to learn something by watching the cut(s) in detail.

Bromelia is not the same that Tillandsia

Thank you!

Don’t know if Tagawa will see this but bought a Leonardo Da Vinci last month and finally have time to plant. Is it too late to think it’ll live through the winter?

Great tips!

I'm in the UK but I'm subscribed because of this lady, comforting videos

Great video! I had never heard of Redbirds in a Tree - gorgeous red stalks.

That bag of compost is a nice visual aid, but do not underestimate the amount of organic matter it takes to rehabilitate Colorado soil. We have a 1/3 acre lot and so far we've added over 20,000 lbs. of compost, leaves, and woodchip in order to turn that dry clay into something usable. Expanded shale is also useful to help your soil retain water.

ua-cam.com/video/bzD6bTNgiB8/v-deo.html Need watering from the sky when it doesn't rain? Check out this air-well Delta T technology discovered in the math of the pyramids!

It look like it was rock that you put in it not soil. Is there a special rock or what what did you put in it?

Really nice example of what to look for.

Do you have a new link for the print out mentioned in the video?

Thanks for sharing tips

Good idea

There is no plural for TILLANDIA because it is a latin word! We do not say TILLANDSIAS

That is a lovely plant.I have one too.