Garden Answer: Bulb Deadheading, Eliminating Suckers and Planting Perennials! 🌿✂️🌸

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   @rebeccahinojosa4991 2 weeks ago

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   @JanetStevens-t5f 2 weeks ago

   We are finally warming up here on Cape Cod..going to be in the high 50's today and plenty of sun.

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   @brittany8364 2 weeks ago

   Are suckers a season long battle or do plants generally only push suckers in the spring?

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   @karennoble3795 2 weeks ago

   Did you mention what variety of Siberian iris is behind the new plantings? I tried looking for that info. Such a beautiful clematis!

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   @DianeStalcup 2 weeks ago

   That big trellis/obelisk is drop dead gorgeous! 💗 Would love to get one of those.

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   @cathylee4234 2 weeks ago

   I thought you had to wait until the stocks turn yellow before you remove them so that they return next year on tulips not sure about the dafidils

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   @DorisMurphy-f6p 2 weeks ago

   Thanks for sharing your time in your garden.

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   @JanetStevens-t5f 2 weeks ago

   I don't know why but when you were cutting the blooms off the daffodils reminded me of Edward Scissorhand.

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   @cathylee4234 2 weeks ago

   I wonder if you try those endless summer Hydrangeas if they will like it under those trees . I have and area I moved mine into that has shade in late afternoon and when I moved them there they loved it .

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    @JoyStrahle 2 weeks ago

    Beautiful Clematis and Iron trellis

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    @Bendelmyboy 2 weeks ago

    Thanks for demonstrating how to use sucker punch. I feel empowered😊

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    @paulastafford1642 2 weeks ago

    Very helpful and satisfying. Thank you!

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    @taravonohsen8323 2 weeks ago

    Do the suckers on the lilac tree produce flowers? I put a lilac tree in two years ago. I’ve had a few blooms. It’s beautiful smells great thank you so much for your information.

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    @lindabelcher974 2 weeks ago

    Could the suckers that you trimmed off be used to propagate more plants? I think I’d like to try that with my oakleaf hydrangea…

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    @marystuart346 2 weeks ago

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    @prayonkreutz2398 2 weeks ago

    Do you ever propagate your lilac suckers? Mine would transplant just like willows, but my Granny would dip them in root stimulator first. I wonder if that has to do with variety?🤔 She created a gorgeous lilac hedge along side of her driveway. I remember walking home from school in the 3rd grade & the smell was incredible! Lilac is my #1 favorite scent!!❤

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    @dennisscribner6377 2 weeks ago

    how was the play last night.. hope you enjoyed it.. ive seen it a few different times in different states..

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    @Mrs.M-u5c 2 weeks ago

    How do you control pests in your strawberry beds? I have raised beds similar to yours. Mine is invaded by Roly polys. Not sure what their actual name is and other bugs and critters love them too. Any suggestions?

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    @PhyllisButler-te9zy 2 weeks ago

    You should try the new species of Persian lilies that are for zone six and the new shrub called Clethra and they have several species and they smell heavenly and our bee and butterfly friendly. Also, they have a new cold hardy Gladiola bulb it can be left in the ground over winter

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    @vs6327 2 weeks ago

    Could you use the lilac sprouts to grow new lilac plants? Could you cut them, put them in water, wait til they root and plant them?

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    @rayvinlindsey 2 weeks ago

    Question. I’ve been wanting to the large kneeling pad in purple. But free shipping is today. Can I get a rain check please?