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Came here for the beautiful smile and stayed for the content.

Interesting video, it was the bees knees.

The Japanese Beatles have just taken out my roses and have now started everything else. I hand pick them off and put in soapy water to try to control them.

Thank you. For giving us that design. It was wonderful.

Brie, you started the ginger and tumeric last fall. It is July, I just got some ginger and tumeric from Wegmans. Can I start them now (in July). I live in western wake county.

I know you have a pretty extensive setup, but have you considered soaker hoses and/or a timer? You can get a deeper water without doing so much work...

Interesting video, it was the bees knees. The next time I buy peanuts I'm going to check on the package where they are produced. Enjoy your trip and hopefully its rained before you come back.

Ok….im inspired! Just happen to have 2 small packs o’ peanuts. 👍🏻

is there any offered information for this regarding soil "or what goes in the bag" i want to try a few different ways to grow these. this is one of the ways i would like to start with. any specific add ons to your soil? to improve the flower? do you have an opinion on using Kangan water as well? the science makes sense in my head but.... what's your thoughts? i love your videos. thanks so much!

Can you post a follow up of what this turned out like?

Ugh, hope you get some rain soon 😉

Is there a reason you don't do drip irrigation? You wouldn't have to do it all at once if it's the cost but I think it would save you money on your water bill. I would think it's much easier than what you are doing with the sprinklers.

The drought stress is frustrating and it doesn’t look like we are getting any rainfall soon. I am guarding my new edgeworthia. I hope yours survive! My sunflowers look amazing though. FYI I just dropped off some pots and trays at Homewood Nursery to be recycled.

In southeastern PA we had a very dry spell last year in May-june, and the Packera aurea died back and stayed dormant for the rest of the season. I was afraid it had died, but this spring it came back like gangbusters. The blue mist flowers also did OK despite having very shallow root systems. Hopefully your plants will also be ok once some wet weather returns. 🙏

Hi Brie. I was at home depot in apex. They have an area where you can leave plastic pots and trays for others to re use. Im sure they couldnt take all of those trays but maybe some. Also, the forecast for next week looks like rain chances EVERYDAY!!!! Hooray!

Not sure if Fuquay-Varina has a stormwater program - but i know some municipalities will reimburse cistern installations. Maybe a good fit for you if you can get a sufficiently large one with a beefy pump?

Have you considered putting in a well just for plant watering? I'm sure that would help out with the water bill, but I'm not sure if the cost of the well would not be worth it. When you have your seed sale, put the plastic plant trays and pots out for your guests to take. That seems like it would be a win for you and those that take them for their use!

In a drought, is it helpful to cut back plants by half so they need less water? Maybe, if you do it before it gets dry?

Enjoy your trip and maybe it will have rained before you come back.

Brie, I just found your channel and I am so enjoying it! I’m in Benson, NC and have not gardened before, but I am learning from your channel!

Hello my friend 🙋🤝🙋🇨🇭🇨🇭 Thank you for your very beautiful video👍👍

So helpful! Thank you!

Ah Brie, you must be a terrible poker player. You are unable to disguise your disappointment with this weather. 🤷🏻‍♀ I concur! I’m scrambling to save a selected few of ny beloved ornamental trees as they are shriveling up. It’s been heartbreaking! However….we got a great dousing on Sun night (which will be reflected in your upcoming videos, no doubt). Got about 4” on this side of town! Gave me a break from watering….whew. Small mouth toads are singing and some insects have appeared outta hiding! Yes, agree with other comments. I’m pretty low on butterflies this year tho still have my abundance of dragonflies. Hope you are enjoying your break!

Great tour, it was the bees knees. We haven't seen many butterflies in the garden so far this year which is a concern and there has been a big drop in the number of bees in the last week. We have a lot of pollinator plants in the garden and I'm not sure what's going on. Maybe they will return in the near future and we have coneflowers, knapweed and rudbeckia ready to bloom for them. Hope the heavens open and lots of rain comes your way.

Sweet, I’ve collected my poppy seeds before but then left the seed heads to dry somewhere in a paper bag…forget where I left it. (Oops!)

Have a safe and fun trip, Brie!🌈

Great advice. Thanks for the tips.

Oh, one more idea - while you’re away, maybe Aiden & Abby could make a video!?

I feel for ya! On the Eastern Shore of MD, we’ve been bone dry & hot since April - but yesterday, had 1.84” of rain. 🎉 fingers are crossed for a storm for you today! I’m wondering if you can get a well dug in one of your backyards, to help with the watering? The price might be even, with the price you pay for municipal water. We have a well. I don’t hesitate to water, but it still takes all day. Nothing beats rain.

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12:35 Michigan Lilacs are the best and smell heavenly. I grew up there too. Have a great trip.

Seems like the typical NC torrential downpours have shifted to here in CT. We had another yesterday. Lost power for 8 hours. Trees down everywhere. Wishing everyone a long soft gentle rain.

You’re the only channel I can happily watch now because everybody else has lush rainy gardens and all I can do is try to minimize loss. Group therapy I guess 😃😕 Safe travels.

Great video, wish things were better for your garden because we as gardeners love plants and don't like to see them suffer from drought. Hope the heavens open and lots of rain comes your way.

This is amazing! I love watching your videos, and have been watching for a few years since I started gardening. Do you think this would work as an organic method to treat for mosquitoes in my rain barrel? I use the water to water my veggies, so I have been on the hunt for an organic solution that keeps the water safe for my edible plants.

I saw on the radar what looked like rain over Fuquay!!!! Yay!!! Im in western wake county. it completely passed me by 😥

Your videos are so good, so great. I really enjoy watching your videos. I wish you lots of health and success 💪💪

You learn something new everyday, we don't get mosquitos in Ireland. Years ago we used to go on holidays to southeast Asia and my wife would be eaten alive but they never came near me don't no why.

I've used mosquito dunks in my wildlife pond for years. They work and don't hurt the fish or frogs. Several of my neighbors use those mosquito spraying companies. The companies are very aggressive and frequently try to push me sign up. I always refuse. My yard is full of birds, pollinators and wildlife.

I tried putting these in buckets of water around the yard. The result was drowned frogs so put a rock in there. It does kill larvae, but there were still mosquitoes around as my house backs the woods. It’s cheaper to just change the birdbath water.

What amount of water is required throughout?

Great job!

Can you grow poppies in the Arizona desert?

Great job! I will send watery thoughts your way. 😄🌧️🌧️

1,500?! I won't whine now when I need to plant 12 plants.

Great planting and great selection of plants its going to look amazing when in full bloom. Hope the heavens open and you get the rain you need for your garden.

I’ve found that coneflowers and pretty much anything in the rudbeckia family are really tough and can handle the edge of a woodland. They’d brighten that area up.

Looks magnificent well done work very hard ❤

Marvellous work. Winter here and its cold and miserable.. but the days will sloooooowly get longer now❤

I assume you well watered the soil 'before' digging - yes? I'll have to go back and see what plants these are. Very very very nice project!