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Yes. Daphne is temperamental. I am nursing a sad looking one.

“Eternal Fragrance” Daphne, An Update & A Survival (4K) July 27 ua-cam.com/video/GjzPDOShv0w/v-deo.html This one was looking so dead. A viewer told me it will come back so I kept it. Was about to throw it out!

I was surprised how long it blooomed. I still have not get around to re-potted yet. Will do so soon!

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I put them in the organic garbage bin. They will die back after bloom. There are enough Chicks around. Thanks for your question!

Not much. Just scratch the soil and make a dimple or small hole before placement. It will root in if there is sun and moisture.

ua-cam.com/video/vyFBrtKFlNE/v-deo.htmlsi=cW_v_zudbAt5tIhg The above is a recent video. Hope it helps!

Yes. Each piece can be planted and the top cut back to about 2 to 3 inches tall. It will grow again next Spring. It can survive winter to -40F. Thanks for your question!

Yes, they bloom once a year only. As for the one not blooming- any chance it is not the same variety hence slightly different bloom time. I used to have a white variety and it bloomed later than the purple although you should be seeing buds now. Is it in the same sun exposure? I find the white one not as robust. The purple one multiplied over the years (I started with just one plant) but the white variety disappeared. Th is are the only possible reasons I can think of. Let us know how things go if you have time! 🙏🏻

Not at the moment but unseasonal heat is in the 7 day forecast. I am already preparing my container plants, giving them more water to make sure they are soaked to the core. I do not take heat well myself so I may not be able to keep them fully hydrated in the heat

Stay cool yourself!

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Thanks for letting us know! Me too!

Mine has East & South exposure so it is getting sun from sunrise to about mid afternoon. It is a bit more sun than I think it likes. Planted it there for 2 reasons: to get more blooms and a more intense Fall color. I am keeping my fingers crossed for an easier Summer so it gets established more. In your case, I think the sun exposure means no stress during Summer. “Ruby Slippers” is hardy to zone 5. If it is making it through winter in a container, it should make it in ground despite a colder corner I suppose.😊😊

@@GardenNotes I had her in the ground on the south with afternoon shade under the old Redbuds. After electric company cut my trees she started burning and that’s when I potted her. After reading your reply I’m feeling much better now to plant her in ground. I like how yours is looking so I’d like to try. You’re right about her being safer from the summer sun on the NE. Thank you so much!❤️

I thought it was neat when I saw this. Wonder how they are kept so evenly sized. I mean some vigorous ones do not choke out the others. Yours are good looking! 👍🏻👍🏻

They get big quickly. The big one in the front of is over 10 years ago. The small one that I removed last at the back is 2 year+ old. Being in the shade with moisture & some fertilizer in Spring help!

Thank you! Have a great weekend!

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Thank you for letting me know. Sometimes I don’t know if I have made it clear or not. 👍🏻🙏🏻

Yes. It is. Proven Winner's Supertunia Vista produces 3 times as much blooms as other brands!

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That height is when I started to limb up. I did it a section at a time. Once you start cutting from the bottom, the canopy will expand. I have another one in the front yard that I a considering limbing up more this year too! 💪🏻💪🏻for both of us.

@@GardenNotes Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate it. Have a great Summer!

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There is no need. I find they are pretty easy to plant. Just make a dent or tiny hole and place in top. They will take after some time as long as there is light & not too much moisture. Good luck 💪🏻💪🏻

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Many thanks! Have a great day!

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Congratulations! Sure it will bring you flowers & joy! It is Hardy down to -40F (zone 3) so should be fine for your winter. 👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻

Yes, recall you mentioned that they are larger too!

Yes, seems everyone love Japanese Maples. I particularly like the show and change of colors🍁🍁🍁

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Honored to have your question! Although I have never grown them in container, that's what I would do. When I do that for mine in ground, some died but a few has re-bloom the year after. Since I have plenty of self seeded babies, I normally just pull them out after bloom. In your case, you can have the seeds for future. I would suggest to start some seed now or later in the year, Unless you have the newer varieties, Foxglove is a biennial, meaning its blooms in its second year. The earlier you plant them, earlier you will see blooms. Not too familiar with USA but I Googles your area, it should be HSDA zone 5 or 6. Foxglove is hardy to zone 4 to 10 in ground. During winter, place it as close to your door as possible, or as warm a place you can find outdoors. It is borderline for winter survival in a container. Hope things work out for you! Hope I am explaining things well enough 💪🏻💪🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

Don't despair if this does not work. Some plants work better in containers than others. I grew up in a city where we kept plants in pots on hangers outside windows. Yet, I have fond memories of my childhood days with my potted plants.

Thank you! Agree. It is more in proportion with the top

That is good information. I have added a “/“ between the 2 names. Thanks!

Thanks for the reminder! The name “Frost Proof” is misleading in itself 😅

I live in an area in the Greater Vancouver area, British Columbia Canada, where there are plenty of garden centers that sell these. If you are not familiar with Vancouver, it is about 3 hour drive north from Seattle. Thanks for your comment!

The pot is about 22 inches wide and 16 inches tall. Care is just about same with more regular watering. Do need to root prune every 4 to 5 years .

ua-cam.com/video/u2l5ipWOeac/v-deo.htmlsi=EBGkRbBDi62Qcsr8 A prune video. I prune other Hydrangea in ground as well but repot is applicable for those in containers. Hope you find it interesting!