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That is an annual plant that doesn't really need much fertilizer, but it is hard to comment homemade fertilizer without knowing the 'recipe' for it. 🙂

@@ProvenWinnersUA-cam, www.google.com/gasearch?q=homemade%20plant%20food&tbm=&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5 I’ve never used fertilizer, but I have done things like mixed crushed egg shells in my bags of garden soil, but this is the list they had just using coffee or a banana, crushed egg shells etc. I’ve Thank you

So nice of you!

Not yet, those plants need more time to put on additional growth.

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With its naturally graceful, arching habit, ninebarks are best left unpruned. Thanks for watching!

We offer two timers, dependent on how many areas you want it to cover, they are both listed here, www.provenwinners.com/category/store/watering-systems-0?page=1

Please use this ilnk to tell us where the grass is planted, how much water it gets each day and how many hours of sun. A picture will help too, customercare@provenwinners.com

I also live in central Illinois, and yes, we are not enjoying the great outdoors right now! And we need rain! Thanks for watching.

@ProvenWinnersUA-cam Such a small world :) This was also my first time watching one of their videos! I am not subscribed but am to Proven Winners, it just came up on my UA-cam feed(?) Looks like we are in for several more days of these ick temperatures unfortunately :(

@@deborahbrame2384 I work for Proven Winners so you can reach me at Jeanine@provenwinners.com if you have any questions I can help with!

Thanks for watching Julia!

That would be a question for your local garden center, they decide what plants they want to offer their customers, not us! :)

We hope that this page will help you find other garden centers in your area,www.provenwinners.com/retailers/locate

Unfortunately, these directions do not take into account where the bridges are to cross the rivers. 25 miles to Maryland means I have to drive 1 hr to get to the bridge to cross the Potomac River then drive another hour+ to get to the nursery. Then repeat that to get home. Stopped at the Kilmarnock store yesterday, no Aqua pots. Lowes in Tappahannock had Had 1 petunia color to choose from, one verbenna to choose from, that store is 30 minutes away. I have to cross the Rappahannock for that. I just wish your plants were more widely available in locations closer to me. I don’t mind driving between the Rappahannock or Potomac Rivers and the Bay, but don’t really want to cross them. I understand you only have so much control, but please think about.

@@dmbalsam Debra, we are sorry to hear this. But it is the garden centers that decide what, and how many, plants they want us to share with them. So you might want to talk to the manager/owner at your favorite stop. If we had it our way each garden center would be full of our varieties! 🙂

Thank you, I have 2 that I can talk to; Murphy Seeds and Gariner’s produce. Both will carry some Proven Winners now

@@dmbalsam Thank you so much!

Thanks for sharing, that is great to hear.

Much of the growth your perennial is experiencing right now is happening under the soil....the roots are getting larger so they can absorb water and nutrients from the soil. So give it time, and next spring you will see a big difference, and each year after that until it is at its mature height and width. Thanks for watching and we are glad you asked!

What is it?

@@genevieveraymond3759 It’s a shrub

The name of the shrub is Ginger Wine Ninebark.

Yes, residents are sure to draw from the lake since the water is quite clean...

This tool might help a bit, homeoutside.provenwinners.com/ but please know that we do not have enough info to truly help....we would need to know type of soil, how much sun does the area get, and quite a few other bits of info. It is best if you take a picture of the area and go to your favorite garden center to discuss options. Thanks for watching!

@@ProvenWinnersUA-cam thank you- can you control the size of little lime punches? I have 2 beds about 9 feet long 2 feet wide and planted 4 ( 3 feet apart for a bordered look wrapping my porch. Worried it’s overcrowded now. I just planted all 4 hydrangeas in may. Think I need to widen my bed also but not sure.

Unfortunately, hydrangeas love water, and sun. This particular shrub requires Full Sun (6+ hours) and Part Sun (4-6 hours) It would be best to look at this page for plants that need less sun, and there are a few hydrangeas noted here,www.provenwinners.com/plants/search?duration=Shrub&light_requirement=Part%20Shade&available_online=&status=1&page=32&plant_sorts=1

Thanks for sharing!!

It would be best if you could take a few pictures, tell us what zone you are in, how much sun and water they get each day, and send this to us atEmail: customercare@provenwinners.com. We will do our best to help.

@@ProvenWinnersUA-cam Thank you I purchased other shrubs that are doing well 🤞 So far the Fire chiefs are doing well I have them in front of the wine and roses and I also bought other EmeraldMagic Meserve Holly they are from another company Monrovia and Emerald Gaiety those are doing well also. I just can’t figure out the other ones leaves are dying from the bottom up .I hope they will be ok they are warranty it’s just a shame they were so beautiful .Thank you so very much for your responses.I appreciate it very much.

@@jeffchandler2521 Please send a pic and a description of where your plant is in the landscape--how much water, how many hours of sun each day....and share that to our helpline, customercare@provenwinners.com

@@ProvenWinnersUA-cam Thank you but don’t know how to send photos to links like that .Appreciate all your help.

Yes, you can lightly trim them back, then fertilize well.

It would be best for you to share this question with our customer service team so they can explain the process and help determine if they will work for tall hydrangeas, here is the email customercare@provenwinners.com and the phone number is 815-895-8130. Thank you.

Glad you like them!

That is not a perennial of ours, so we recommend you use Google to see how you can purchase one.