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This was helpful

EXCELLENT I always just leave the plants lopsidedly in the pot…I’ll try this!

YIKES!!!! Thanks ! I forgot! Running out now to do it!!!🌸🌸🌸🌸

Was looking for a solution, unfortunately the video is just rehashing the situation. ... On to video #12

These are my favorite flowers ever.. so cute and pretty. Super excited to plant!

Mine has gone wild! It’s about a meter wide and over two feet tall. It’s flowering right now but I need to know how to prune it. Help

Very helpful. Would I do my petunias the same way? Thx!

Yes it is helpful! I haven’t known what to do with them. Thanks!

Can you post an update when they grow out more? I’m curious to see the difference.

I got seeds from the local botanical garden and I never got to see what the flowers look like so I don't know what color I'm going to get but boy am I excited

Where do I cut on the dead flower 🥀

What if I have already planted them?

When dead heading do you just take the flower off,or do you cut the stem off from the bottom? Thanks

Watching all the way from London

Thank you so much for this video!!! I always learn SO MUCH from y'all. You make it fun and relaxing to watch. I had to come inside, because it is too hot out for me. Feeling discouraged, I found YOU GUYS, yay!! lol Feeling better already. I'm in west TN, zone 8a.

Omg I didn’t know lemon balm is in the mint family.. no wonder why I have a bumper crop & it’s spreading everywhere 😳

My stakes are all different heights and I cannot for the life of me figure this out. I do know this much: if I ever plant those again it'll be at least 3 inches deeper

noticed you didnot add any fertilizer or show where the bulbs came from

Instead of leaving stems above ground, what about writing a label

should i still not water them if the leaves are looking dry?

I planted just two inches deep and still they grown. So is it really necessary to plant as deep as six inches.

I wish you showed exactly where to cut on the stem

That was helpful, ty.

You guys are great 👍👍👍

One of the many major limbs (codominant?) is leaning and pointing to our roof from our side yard. Other limbs are growing straight up and seem fine. I am thinking of cutting the problem limb at the base. Do you think that's a good idea? I wonder something like that could cause issues for the tree down the road.

This is *so* good! Thank you. I’m getting ready to begin the process of transplanting gladdies (and others) from my cousin’s former home to his new one. I share the house, so I’m glad (ahem) that I will be around to see the full results.

If i cut the flowers for an indoor vase, will the plant produce new flowers or will i just be left with the green leaves? I planted these for the first time, no flowers yet just green leaves.

Thank you ❤

Thank you..I didn't know that ❤

So does the soil get wet or stay dry once you place the bulbs in soil ? 🙂

If you are cutting the stems that far down when you deadhead could you propagate those stems???

I might consider one of these options. Thanks

How many times a week to water them?

I put mine in a bucket of water for . couple of days and the roots will start so I know which way to plant

this looks like washington state

Acquired my first Angelonia yesterday. Mine’s the blue bi-color, which reminds me so much of wild violets. I’m adding mine to mini hybrid petunias and a lemon-coral sedum which both will trail over the pot. Im super excited to try this in my containers as well as perhaps in the cottage garden alongside my larkspur. Exciting plant!!

One thing i learned. Sifting soil above it

I have two BIG hot-lip sages, one many-years old, the other I just bought from nursery last year. I live in the greater Seattle area. Neither survive the winter! I trimmed the top one inch of branches after all leaves were fallen in winter. What did I do wrong?

Got it and can't wait till they start growing and filling in; I'm sure they will be absolutely stunning!

I love ❤️ this!

In Seattle, this thing is quite the opportunist. It’s basically a beautiful weed. A very enthusiastic weed which the birds rely on in late winter. I would like one to grow between me and my neighbor as a privacy screen, but nothing there yet!

I think they look beautiful even when they don't have blooms on them. Such a great bulb

What does it mean when I bought 10 bags that don't have any white part??? Does it mean that they are going to be behind or that I should soak them? I just truly have no idea most people do not explain in-depth like you're doing right now, especially in a short. I thank you

I especially love Allison's container because I prefer cool clors over warm. I also love that round pot and want to know more about the Dusty Miller that isn't Dusty Miller. Will it be perennial in our area??