Dry Shade Garden Plants

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  @carol-ED · 3 years ago

  I love this channel. &nbsp;HortTube with Jim Putnam is great for beginner and experienced gardeners alike. &nbsp;I have a bit more experience with gardening and find that some of the gardening shows are a bit too basic. &nbsp;Whenever I watch this channel, I learn something new. &nbsp;It has become my favorite Gardening show. &nbsp;Thanks so much and keep up the good work.<br><br>For all you watchers, if you like this channel, then please like the videos so that this channel gets more support. &nbsp;I don&apos;t want this channel to ever go away!

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• 8H

  @8helenjhouston8 · 3 years ago

  Hooray for plant nerds = my people!!!

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• SO

  @southbridgeforestHOA · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcMsiqdoAw8&amp;t=260">4:20</a> I love parking lot plants. gotta get me some saruga benton

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• NA

  @nadaferris5928 · 3 years ago

  I watched this on the big screen but discovered I couldn’t give it a thumbs up in that format, so here I am, doing my part to say thanks!!

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• LA

  @lazor222 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I literally just got home from jc raulston LOL. Love that place

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• MA

  @marshawilliamson8602 · 3 years ago

  Steph, Jim, Mark: I greatly appreciate the collective hundreds of thousands of hours of study, planting, watering, waiting, digging, observation, travel, etc. you bring to this inspirational video. Gardening in the dry and damp shade are the norm for my neighborhood; recently, I joined my neighborhood’s Landscape Committee and am excited to share your channel, this episode, and my own 12-year-gardening, full of successes and failures, adventure. 🌸🐝

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• SH

  @shipsngigglesfamily · 3 years ago

  I have a Peris and a Podacarpus in full sun (zone 8a) and they are very naturalized. The bees LOVE the Peris and we have to wait until they&apos;re done with the flowers before we can trim it each year.

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• MD

  @MDA-rs4uf · 3 years ago (edited)

  yall were talking about podocarpus and when i went to the golden gate san fransisco garden they have a collection of them and they were such neat looking plants.... i was so impressed with them and wish we could grow more species of them.. i&apos;m guessing that not many of them will work here in georgia that well but they sure were great looking and interesting plants..

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• AI

  @aissaalexeeva2528 · 1 year ago

  Thank you, truly enjoyed, a lot of information.

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  @judymckerrow6720 · 3 years ago

  Thanks Jim. I’ve add a few names to my list.❄️💚🙃

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• RA

  @ramgiberson7180 · 3 years ago

  Hello Mr, Jim Putnam and Stephany. Thank you for taeching about the green plants 🌿 for off season &nbsp;.Helped me a lot.

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  @carolynclark8780 · 3 years ago

  These are fantastic ideas for western Washington (8b), where we have lots of shade and a summer drought season. &nbsp;Can&apos;t wait to try Carex scaposa; thanks for the growing tips.

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