Thank you for the book recommendations. I really enjoy finding the older books you recommend and reading them. To me they are like heirloom plant species; we often forget that there is tremendous value in what the "newest and latest" are built on. Please keep sharing them, I value your knowledge and perspective.
@EvenOlderThanBrian
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Thanks for answering my question!
@TheImpatientGardener
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Loved this video! Thank you Roy and Dave.
@GardenEvolution
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Thanks for answering my question Roy! I would love to hear more about the seed starting process. I’m trying 6 varieties myself and wonder if I did it right and such
@FLlife
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Thanks for the Florida answer! I think I’ll focus on finding more seeds. Even our native nursery’s don’t have much selection. Great video :)
@cindydamrow1031
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Thanks for doing a q and a session and sharing books. There was so much valuable information, I watched many parts three times!
@RoyDiblik
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Glad it was helpful!
@tracyehrenberg6074
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love the q & a session roy! look forward to going outside too
@RoyDiblik
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glad it was helpful - thanks for watching!
@randyservatius9688
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Will sedges grow in moist areas. We have a large area that has full grown oak trees, lots of shade and moist soil. Mostly clay soil.
@Huby7
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Roy,. In general, do most plants grown in 2.5 inch pots take up to two years after they,ve been put into the ground to figure out they're not growing in a pot anymore?
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