In The Garden With Claudia
In The Garden With Claudia
In The Garden With Claudia | DIY Garden and Cut-flowers Videos
DIY garden and flower videos from Zone 8b in Oregon. Let's plant and create something beautiful together.
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Why are you storing tubers in 8b? I'm in SC also 8b and we leave them in ground over winter.
I just bought a score of tubers and planted them yesterday. If I don’t get blooms this year at least I’ll have the tubers to save for next. October is peak month for Dahlias here in RI so I might get lucky
Wow!!! But what is the ingredients of the soap, how to make it? amazing
I have hostas and elephant ears. However, they are getting holes from bugs or something, especially my hosts. I am in MD. What can I use that's safe? Crushed egg shells? Help. Thank you
Wow! What a fabulous collection! Thank you for the great tips! 💚
Beautiful harvest!!
Thank you! These all came from one peony plant. 🥰
i live in toronto canada, i am quite new to growing figs. i brought my fig trees out of my garage begining oif may. it is now a month later. i never trimmed my trees, did not know how and hoiw it was important. sfter watching this video, i wonder if it is too late to prune my trees. i do have an older one quite big in a container which i had bought from a daughter of an older man whopassed away last year. can i still prune this tree? it is begining of june and fairly sunny. no new figs only leaves on it. i am also learning about feeding the trees. thank you.
I love this idea but I’m over thinking all that water going down to half its root zone even though trees can distribute that water all across itself
How old was this tree during filming? Ty!
Do you only pinch off a dahalia once? We bought one at a nursery today. It has two blooms and appears pretty bushy. I am just not sure how many blooms to expect. Thanks!
Hello cloudia i got pomagranade roots under my fig tree i planted it 2 close 2 each other do i remove my fig tree 2 a different area please advise
Propagation???????? Where????????
You said that you have a very good method to propagate figs. I was watching all your videos with figs and I can’t found it. Please let me know me know where I should look.
Hi hi! We had the video posted but something happened with the audio after posting that we tried to fix and it ended up being a mess. 😢 I completely forgot to change the title of this video, we WILL propagate a beautiful fig in the next two weeks that we will film the entire process.
Thank you
Wow, I'm a florist by trade, I would love to just go there and pick those georgious dahlia and make bokay with them! I would be like a kid in a candy store out there in that field!
Beautiful garden. What kind of clematis are those that is such a nice way to let them climb like that
Hi lovely dahlia blooms. Is it possible to grow dahlias in a tropical climate?
I wish I could grow them here, but not warm enough. I'm in Eureka, right on the coast. I love them so much. Thank you for all of the information.
Thanks for taking us along to Schreiners Gardens!
*promosm* 😬
thanks I will never eat another tomato. Infact Im gonna pull my plant out of the pot and trash it.
Is it lavender perfection?
Which one?
Everything is beautiful
Thank you so much! 🥰
What do you check for every month when their in the box? And what actions do you take depending on what you find?
That’s such a good question, the biggest thing I look for is rot in my opinion. It’s usually because there was too much humidity or too much moisture. I don’t ever worry about them drying out because they are big bulbs so if they dry out a little bit, I’m not really worried about it. The best thing to do is keep it in the area that has consistent temperature if possible. Other than that, I’ve left some in paper bags and kind of forgot about them and they did just fine without me ever checking on them.
Hi from the UK. I've moved into a house with a fog tree. But the looks of it it does the whole main trunk is snapped and it's rotted back spring has come and its now got about 8 4ft branches coming out in all directions. What do I do. Where it is can only really handle on trunk
You can cut those new shoots at the base and pot them up and those will root if you keep them moist and in a warm area. If don’t care about saving or propagating them, go ahead and select the one that’s the most upright and the strongest, and make that your leader. Feel free to send me a picture on Instagram if you have Instagram and I can help guide you a little bit better.
What a lovely video! Lot's of love from Sweden
Thanks friend! How lucky to live in Sweden, it’s definitely on my bucket list to visit. 🩷
When planting dahlias in the ground, what can go in with them to create better drainage?
Are you talking about amending your soil? If so, try to buy Sandy loom, I’ve noticed after amending. Our soil was Sandy loom our Dahlia do so much better.
Thanks for the video I love Jonathan Green & i have always wondered about using fall in the spring
Oh my gosh, I’m so happy this video was helpful. Their products are such a game changer. 😍
Just gorgeous...
Isn’t it magical!? 🥰
Love love love!!! Huge thanks to you!! 💐☺️🙏
Aww thank you so much! It really is so much work to film here, but it’s so worth it to be able to share this with you guys. 😊
Can you make a list of the pumpkins you grew?
You guys are so funny!
There is always so much back and forth, I even laugh at us sometimes. 😆
Yes it is back and forth, but can you please let us know where are the propagation instructions?????
Even the spent blooms are gorgeous ❤ I can’t wait to see what mine look like. I started some from seed. So excited
That is so exciting. Growing dahlias from seed is probably one of the funniest things to do in the garden because you never know what you’re going to get. Please keep me posted on all of the beautiful flowers you’re going to get! That is so exciting. Growing dahlias from seed is probably one of the funniest things to do in the garden because you never know what you’re going to get. Please keep me posted on all of the beautiful flowers you’re going to get.🥰
Great video! Thank you!
Aww thank you for the kind words! 🩷
I lost many of my tubers this year too, I feel your pain. This year I’m going to try grow bags, and if you have information on this, I would love to hear it!
Looks like a huge gorgeous bouquet! ❤
Hi. Me again. I just checked those pots and was shocked at the cost. I'll definitely be drilling the sides of the 5 gal buckets that I'm using. It just won't have the extra protrution around the holes. Thanks for the ideas, Guys.
I'd be very interested to see how you guys propogate your figs. I'm going to check out those air pots. I wonder if I drill the heck out of a 5 gal pot? would the air pruning work do you think. Thanks a lot with a sub/likie
Oh, how disappointing! I live in the Happy Valley area outside of Portland, and yes, the ice storm killed a lot of plants that have lasted numerous years and that have always lived outside through every season. So sad! I dig my dahlias and store them in my insulated garage and put them in cardboard boxes filled with a shredded paper vermiculite mix. I sprinkle them with water maybe once a month if needed. I didn’t loose any. So,so pleased!
Hello do you have an update on the cedars? I love these so much I wonder what they look like now
Weirdly enough, I actually feel like the air pot fig is actually a bit less root bound than the other pot? Idk if it's because there's more root branching, so there's more internal root mass instead of external root mass around the pot, but it looks like there's far more soil than in the typical pot.
I have limited space in my backyard so I'm still growing in pots until I find a few varieties that I like enough to put into the ground. I have about (15) varieties in various stages of growth. My (2) White Marseilles had their first crop last summer. I learned a lot about pruning from you guys and passed this video on to my daughter. If I root prune my (2) Marseilles currently in 5 gallon pots and up pot will I sacrifice fruit production for this year?
So sorry you lost so many tubers! Love all your insights! I covered my dahlias again this year with your instructions and they seem to be doing ok, saw some sprouting today when I check my beds. Glad to see you bought new tubers! Can’t wait to see how they turn out for you! ☺️
Aww thanks Tammie!! I’m so excited your dahlias are overwintering well! I will say, every time I have left ours in the ground, they get a head start and bloom earlier than the others which is exciting! Are you adding more to your garden this year? I’m pretty excited for our new dahlias, I got my hands on more KA dahlias, I’m looking forward to those. 🥰
I started petite floret seeds this year and half germinated so I’m exited to see new baby plants/new flower varieties they will become! ❤
I love this pinching off advice
Thank you! I’m happy this was useful, trust me it makes a big difference. 😍
That is especially sad after all that work to dig and divide them. I left mine in the ground and hopefully they survived our 12 degree freeze here in Gresham.
Exactly!! Ugh all that time and effort, that’s what also made this so sad. 🥹 I have several in the ground that seem to be doing great, I pulled one out and it looks good, so I think yours might be okay too. 🤞
I left mine in the ground….hoping for the best 🥰
Sending good vibes! 🥰 What zone are you in?
8 a/b I am in Beaverton….
U need and micphone
I do have one but I think we need to switch. 😆 It’s been acting up, I really appreciate the feedback. 😊
When u talk confront of the camera, if someone is using headphones, the sound come only it if one earphone, other one sounds almost muted. I thought u were having sound issues in beginning, i checked the right earphone i can hear you clearly. Sound is bad almost muted out of the left earphone.
I’m in Portland and all the ones I had in containers that I put undercover are mush too.😢 My ones in the ground are fine.
Ohhh no, I’m sorry. 😞 Isn’t it so sad? But now we know what we can and can’t get away with when it comes to how the dahlias will store. Also I’m happy to hear all the ones in the ground are safe, that’s the same case with us. 🥰
So happy to see you again. I had some tubers rot in ground, tiny white worms in it. Need to treat soil before use that spot to plant new ones? Pretty new at this and the new location of garden. Cascade Locks, oregon, 8a.
Aww thanks Mary!! I’m sorry about your dahlia tubers, it’s never fun when they rot and the bugs get to them. We have been using nematodes in our entire garden which has helped a lot, especially with grubs. In your case I wouldn’t worry just yet, anytime something is rotting bugs tend to find their way to it. You could spread the nematodes as a preventable measure, I would also recommend you amend you soil with a bit of compost before planting, it really gives the tubers a good start. 🥰
Last year was my first time planting dahlias. I wanted to test a method that wouldn't require digging up tubers and storing them. I planted dahlias in 55 gallon barrels cut in half with drain holes. I had great flowers but probably smaller plants than if I'd planted straight in the ground. When fall came, I cut the stems down to the ground and left them in the containers. Before the Oregon winter rains I covered the containers with a clear plastic roofing panel to prevent water from getting in the barrels. Yesterday I dug into one of the 55 gallon barrels and the tubers looked strong and healthy. Now I'm waiting for them to sprout. I'm curious if I can encourage earlier sprouts with this method. I also experimented with "cut leaf" propagation. I was able to propagate dahlias really well, some of my cuttings grew as large as the mother plant in a single season and were covered with flowers. This season I'd like to test it further, I noticed one varitety I "cut leaf" may have reverted back to an original dahlia coloring instead of keeping the mothers flower color. I'm hoping to keep the barrels as mother plants that could be propagated from to plant out other areas of my gardens.
Wow! I am completely INTRIGUED by this! Covering the barrels was such a GREAT call. I would have done the same to help prevent rot. When you dug up the dahlias how was the soil in the barrels, was it dry? Also I love your method of propagating! What an excellent way to grow your stock. How far in advance are you taking cuttings? I’m so impressed by everything you did! 😍
I also threw in an extra layer of mulch on top before putting on the winter plastic cover. Soil was slightly moist when uncovered 3 days ago. For cuttings, I learned of the method as my flowers were midbloom last year, it took about 1-2 weeks for the cut pieces to start to root. When one of them showed new leaves, I stuck it in a barrel immediately and within that one season it grew as large as the parent plant and flowered just as nice. @@InTheGardenWithClaudia
Beautiful
Thank you for this beautiful video!