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Kaye gardens with old friend Dotty for a day in the Late Bloomer Garden. They plant amaryllis, pull out borage, peas, and buy a climbing rose. Please share the fun! Please subscribe! BECOME A PATRON! https://www.patreon.com/latebloomershow
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cool video!
The borage does make your garden look very magical.
Yeah, can’t wait to play in your garden Kaye!
Looks like you guys got quite a bit done… I'm guessing your arm is well on the way to recovery?
Got a lot of work done it looks like, Dotty really knows her stuff! Beautiful rose!
How lovely to have quality time with your friend in the garden. It especially helps if she is a master gardener!
I love roses, and have lots and lots of old shrub roses – only flowering once, but with exquisite fragrant flowers. You will enjoy your new rose, I'm sure. Gilly x
Enjoyed watching the video. Thanks to you both.
Send me some borage seeds! Lol
What a nice help and wonderful time you and Dotty must have had in your garden, can't wait to see the rose planted and growing up you house, it will be beautiful. Bless Dotty for helping you with garden chores and ideas for changing some things around, two heads are always better than one for coming up with new ideas and goodbye to some of that volunteer borage. What a great video, looking forward to your next visitor working in the garden together….fun!!
How nice to have a friend who's a Master Gardener! I don't know much about Borage. Other than the blooms for pollinators, what are its uses?
What a blessing Dotty is! Every gardener needs a master gardener to come in and give advice. I have been gardening for years, but I am always open to learning new things. Thanks so much for sharing, Kaye!
If borage is anything like comfrey, wearing gloves and sleeves is a great idea. I harvested a huge
comfrey plant for my goats, rabbits and chickens and couldn't figure out why I had a rash on my forearms the next day. My hands are rough from farm work so they were fine.
Thank you for sharing.
I was wondering when you would post….thanks….loved my weekly dose.
Fourth of July is a very pretty climber. I noticed it got 3 stars on Jackson Perkins site. I just bought a rose yesterday, Flamingo by Kordes. Kordes is an excellent brand for PA. Kordes does their roses like Earthkind in TX. They let them grow under harsh conditions and evaluate them accordingly. I planted lots of Moon & Stars Watermelon seeds I got from Rareseeds. I also planted Comfrey then after planting all of my seeds I learned the seeds need a stratification period, (30) days in the refrigerator. The package was overstuffed bc they mentioned they only have an 18% germination rate. I cut my lilac bush back. Now is the time to prune it, May. My Alfalfa is growing nicely. I am pulling my Collard greens. They made such pretty and fragrant yellow dainty flowers. I planted Cosmos in spots. They are quick to germinate, but if my nitrogen is too high they will make thick stocks and wait until October to bloom. One guy just walked by and said my garden is like a botanical garden. I appreciated the compliment:-)