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Thanks for sharing this method. I plan to make some.

Josh you are amazing🎉

Excellent video! exactly what I was looking for. darn rabbits are eating my new plant plugs. so frustrating

fantastic idea! Deer like to munch on my garden - this may not help completely but will definitely deter a little bit at least!

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THANK YOU!!! I love the bunnies around my house, but they're eating my plants.🐇🐇

it is not papyrus ! it is : Cyperus alternifolius

All Kordes behave great in my humid 7b climate, we get lots of Black spot, and Kordes like Poseidon, Plum Perfect, Quick silver and my favorite South Africa, they don't get it, they are blooming machines, and I just can't get enough of them!

Thanks so much - great video. I have a question I hope you'll know the answer to... I have taken out a large and very old cluster of papyrus and want to plant something entirely different in that place. How aggressive do I have to be in 'purifying' the dirt that was there? I've gotten out the rhizomes and all the roots I can see, and given the dirt an initial sifting - but if there are little bitty pieces of root left in that soil - like 1/2" long even - are they going to grow back into new papyrus plants in a few years? Do I need to dump all that dirt (??!!) and start totally afresh? Thanks for shedding any light on this that you can.

Nice mature Acuba!

What's a "pap-rus" plant? Never heard of it. 😁 Didn't know they could be propagated though, so thank you, maybe I'll see if one of my friends has one and is willing to give me some. 😁

You had me until the digging part. I just can't decide what the scale of an island should be in relation to the house.

I will need to do this to keep my pup from breaking the rest of my garden! Tip: why not cut 1foot strips since it’s already 2ft wide?

My bday is may 22, too. Glad to learn this will bloom then. Peonies also bloom about then and should be so pretty with larkspur.

Thanks brother subd.

A much easier way to do this is to cut your edges and then cover the remaining grass with cardboard. Then top coat the cardboard with mulch and compost. This is a lot more work than it needs to be, but you have a very nice finished product.

try the Rezha Hot peppers from Bakers seeds . . they are from east Macedonia .. by far the best hot pepper .. and it not crazy hot.. just enough and there is nothing like it once ripe regarding the depth of flavour and smokiness .. there is a bean soup dish that requires ripe Rezha to be slightly grilled and choped and put in the soup.. just makes it incredible tasty

Dear Colorful Josh, Thanks for the cute yoot-yoob channel you're presenting. Before all, it's worth mentioning that there is a great deal of confusion in naming Larkspur or Delphiniums. In the gardening sense, it's to distinguish the *Annual* larkspur from the *perennial* Delphiniums . I LOVE them both and have grown them for many years. Botanical names also include Delphinium consolida or just Consolida ajacis. All to add to the confusion. They are closely related species that grow in the wild in the Mediterranean region and in Central Eurasia. Also worth mentioning is the fact that they are related to anemones , buttercup, Nigella Columbine- aquilegia and Clematis. All are glorious gardening favorites ❤ In my experience the Larkspur just scatter their seeds and sprout every year in the cold season and bloom from late spring for a couple of months ❤🌷🌷 It's best to sow them directly in a well raked corner where they wouldn't be disturbed. I sow them AFTER we had some rain so the ground is moist and chill. I don't get frost. The WORST enemy of the young seedlings of both annual and perennial Delphiniums are SLUGS and Snails 🐌. Protect your seedlings 🌱 use any slug bait that's suitable. I recommend the non toxic iron phosphate bait !! Plan your sowing and remember Larkspur may reach 120 to 150 centimeters (4-5 feet) if happy. You CAN choose tall or much shorter varieties (60-80 centimeters only ) . You did mention cutting the seed stalks however you wand to deadhead them regularly to prolong the flowering season. I get a beautiful show for a good 2 months. If you want to enjoy an even more glorious show plants the taller pacific giant perennial Delphiniums behind the annual. But those need a different sowing method. Companion plants to sow for MAY bloom are annual Shirley poppies ❤ and Centaurea/ bachelor's button/cornflower. The latter can be selected for matching colors to Larkspur and bloom even longer if regularly deadheaded. My cornflower bloomed for over 3 months! Last but not least , 😊 I ❤ May born people as my birthday is some 10 days earlier than yours . Happy colorful rainbow 🌈 gardening for many years!! M.m

I have a question about this, about how long do they take to root and start growing?

Just found your channel but it appears you have stopped doing UA-cam... Hope you're still digging in dirt and growing things!

I only root left to my Christmas cactus, how to revive

I’ve tried this so many times with my king tut papyrus but don’t get roots. I remember doing this with my mother’s Queen tut many years ago with great success. 🤷🏻‍♀️ what could I be doing wrong this time ?

Utterly brilliant Josh - thanks 😊

Got a lot of good ideas from your video. Yes, l should get rid of some of my roses in my garden too! Thanks!

I have these and love them. I have a question about it. Not sure if you will answer. How do you propagate the seeds?

Wow! Such a lovely video! Thank you! I am very new to this plant, I learned something new! Jesus loves Josh! 👌🏻

Great idea, it works well

I know this is an older video, but where can I buy some of these in the spring of next year?!

Hi there! Your Asters are gorgeous. I have got some cuttings with flowers , does it grow from cuttings? Tnx! 🍀

What was the technical name for the tree fern mentioned at 7:29?

Genious!!! I will definitely use this method! Thank you so much!

I found them (murasaki) bitter and seedy. Whered did you get your seeds? I got mine from baker. Grew 8 plants and they just aren't worth space in the garden

im letting the pads I ordered scab out but i think tomorrow's the day for planting. Raining today, but going to do 50 25 25 of Vermiculite, yard sandy topsoil, and potting mix. Gonna be a fun winter Project but i need to find my rooting powder

Thank you for your video. This is my first year to grow zinia from a neighbour. I love my 2 plants and will grow more in future. Initially I wasn't a fun of zinia but now I am..

Did you wait for them to dry ok the stem before cutting them?

is it better or worse to have a longer stem when you cut?

Thank you ! God Bless 🙂

Very helpful. It's nice to see a shade garden that's actually in the shade. Not part sun

So cool

When can I transplant a sun king to a sunnier are

Nice one dude

If you're looking for a dark purple leaf ornamental grass, I think 'Vertigo' is a better looking plant than 'First Night'.

Wow! Totally random but I dig the clock!! Where did you find that? Also, thanks for the tip! I just recently bought 2 of these plants because they were on sale and now need to know how to propagate them! ❤

I propagated my first cactus plant. I bought it at the Mexican grocery store. Nopales are eaten so i bought a couple and planted with great results and cheaper than buying from a big box store.

Love cactus...beautiful!!! Good propogation video...

What happen to his channel? He had a great channel.

Thank you for this great Idea!

Do I need to let the zinnia flowers dry out first while on the plant before putting it in the brown bag?

Beautiful plant, but I just couldn’t stand the smell. Having worked next to real hanging animal carcasses, it just reminds me of that, and its not a nice smell at all.