Handicapped Gardening: How to Remove a Plant.

Norma shows how to remove an unwanted rose, without digging it out of the ground.

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Key insights about video Handicapped Gardening: How to Remove a Plant.

🌱 In Norma's garden, she has found alternative methods to take care of plants she can't physically dig out.

🌺 One method is to cut back a large rose bush with pruners until it eventually dies.

🐜 Norma doesn't use pesticides or herbicides, instead she uses plain flour to deter pests.

🧤 When the rose bush dies, it becomes easier for Norma to pull it out with a pair of gloves.

🌿 Norma's garden thrives by watering plants and adding two inches of manure each year.

💐 Norma suggests picking some of your plants to make a bouquet for a party.

🍃 Norma finds joy in her garden and the flowers it produces.

Timestamped Summary

00:50 Norma talks about the doctor Hughley rose and how she cuts it back with pruners to control its growth. She uses a method to kill it by covering it with plain flour pops and saucers so that it eventually dies.

02:08 Norma introduces a plant named Envy which survived the recent plumbing work and moved to a new spot. She mentions that she doesn't stake her plants and lets them do what they want.

02:45 Norma shows off some fall-colored mums that come back every year and require no care. She mentions that watering them is enough and talks about how they thrive after adding two inches of manure to the gardens.

03:57 Norma suggests picking some flowers to create a bouquet for a party and expresses her enjoyment in doing so.

04:20 Norma concludes by mentioning that this method of covering a plant with flour pops is an easy way to get rid of a plant without having to dig it out.

04:36 Norma thanks the audience for being with her and offers to answer any questions through their feedback.

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Q&A

What is the method Norma uses to take care of plants she can't dig out?

Norma uses a method of cutting back the plant with pruners, then covering it with plain flour pops and putting a saucer on top to prevent water from draining in. Eventually, the plant will die without the need for pesticides or herbicides, and she can easily pull it out.