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They didn't make me happy anymore! Making room for new plants.
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They didn't make me happy anymore! Making room for new plants.



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29 Comments

  1. Susan Cortez

    I can’t wait to see your alliums globe masters! I planted a few this year as well with my tulips

  2. Dawn Dawn

    Happy Thanksgiving, Roxana! Your garden still looks great! My plants have melted from the 20* night we had a few nights ago. I really need to get out there and clean them up. The deer have eaten all my hydrangeas repeatedly and even the new pansies I planted! Oh, well. Hope you have a wonderful holiday weekend.💖

  4. Wanda Shrader

    Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!!!!! Thanks for sharing and can't wait for the spring showings!💖

  5. Pamela Corsi

    Good Morning Gorgeous! Happy Thanksgiving! I also planted more Globemaster and Mt Everest (white) alliums this year. I need some ideas as to what to plant with them that blooms at that time of year.

  6. C Cassity

    Happy Thanksgiving, Roxana🦃. Always good to see your videos!! Looking forward to the next gardening season🍂

  10. EmKn

    Am I just seeing things or is there a side both with and without visible screws on the corten steel beds?

    I’ve also been getting rid of things and moving things in the garden. If they are deer candy, they underperform, or are a pest magnet they might have to be shown the door 👋

    And the stores around here never have a good bulb selection, they go quickly, and we never get those good sales 😫 I buy online.

  12. CoCo B

    When it's not cutting it anymore, cut it out! Change is good – love your adventurous spirit!
    Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡🍁🌻

  14. Rustynail Mendlesohn

    Hi Roxana, I really am looking forward to all the color at your house after the long winter coming up. 😊 Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

  17. Laurel Rose Gardens

    Thank you for talking about re-using good potting soil! Peat moss, which is the base of almost all potting soil in the US, is virtually devoid of nutrients on its own. Bagged soil has nutrients added in so it makes no sense to say it is only good for one season and to throw it out. All you have to do is add nutrients in the next season because the peat moss base is only the growing medium. Unless something might be infested with harmful insect eggs or spores or something, it is pure waste to discard it after only one season. Save your money and do less harm to the environment from peat-harvesting! Ok I'll get off my soapbox now . . .

  19. Roslyn Holcomb

    It’s been cold here in Georgia as well which is VERY unusual! I haven’t planted bulbs yet. I usually wait until December. Your bulbs are less likely to freeze in containers that are against the house—at least that’s what I’ve been told. Can’t wait to see yours. Hoping to get some more this weekend. Going to check clearance at Home Depot. Tractor Supply is too far away.

  24. Carmen

    Wishing you and family Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 I’m glad that you had a chance to plant your bulbs. They will look splendid next Spring 🌷 the squirrels around my house have been having a feast, they have taken most of the bulbs that I planted. Hundreds of bulbs are gone, all they leave me is the empty hole in the ground. I’m not sure if I will continue to plant bulbs, every year is the same and they are not cheap. I have a war with the squirrels and they are wining 😅😅🐿️🐿️🐿️

  25. PAMELA VALENTE

    First time viewer here. Really enjoyed your content and your easy-going manner. I'll definitely be back for more of your gardening tips (filling your very large containers with clippings and used soil, etc.). 💚💜💚

  27. Maureen McKenna

    Sometimes the arrangements, colors, forms of the plants just stop being great. For me, it was lack of water last year and the sprinkler system not meeting the needs of many plants, and me standing there with a hose trying to get enough water, at great expense, on them. So, I divided the very healthy sedum I have, bought some new drought resistant plants and just took out some ten year old plants that never thrived. We have been cold in Williamsburg VA at night, below freezing for at least a week, and I want to till up a 5 x 5 area before I plant the four plants I have left to get in. It is supposed to warm up for a few days at night so I’m going to do my best to get it all in.

  28. Maureen McKenna

    Much good luck with the tulips. I love them but so do the moles and voles at my home. HappyThanksgiving and here’s to gardening success.

  29. The Gardening Me

    It's been so cold here too and we've even had snow in November – the weather is always surprising us! It's fun to change things up – that's one of the best things about gardening. Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving 🙂

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