Do You Ever Have Disagreements Over Where To Place Plants? // Have You Ever Cut Yourself Pruning? 🌿

00:00 Introduction to the weekly recap.

00:07 Laura and Aaron had friends visit to help with projects and socialize.

00:16 First freezing temperatures of the season, with multiple nights around 18-20°F.

00:31 Wondering how the brief cold snap will affect the grass.

00:38 Upcoming forecast suggests warmer weather and no freezing temperatures.

01:03 Explanation about the timing for harvesting sweet potatoes and dahlias.

01:35 Discovery that Pegasus Begonias release a red dye when frosted, almost like a crime scene look.

02:08 Cleaning of the window boxes and removal of Begonias following the freezing temperatures.

02:41 Announcement about adding GreenStalk Vertical Gardens to their website.

04:07 Launching a giveaway for three five-tier GreenStalk Vertical Gardens, with details on how to enter and precautions against scammers.

05:00 Start of the Q&A session about the past week's videos. Questions answered included inquiries about subjects like the watering of recently planted evergreens, whether irises will bloom after being transplanted, the protection of young plants from pests, and the fate of dahlias and Iris at the end of the growing season. Laura also discussed the merits of various methods of tracking dahlia varieties and provided insights into her personal preferences for roses and most productive blooms in the garden. The benefits of using beneficial insects for pest control were also highlighted. The session wrapped up by discussing the challenges and success of planning and planting for optimal garden productivity, as well as musing on the potential for future garden tours or a wedding venue. They ended the recap by affirming the need for suitable watering tools like frost-free options for greenhouses and the role of powerful drills and augers in gardening.