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They produced their only commercial release at the end of that year, their debut album, RockRollDanceDestroy, which was on sale in HMV for a short period in 2005.

The band went on to headine the Devonshire Jam Festival in the centre of Sheffield in 2005, set highlights included cameo appearances from local rap group "noXcuse" and "Existend" guitarist, Stef Blackwood.

Shortly after, the band decided to draw a line in 2005 and start a short-lived new band, Painkiller Jane, with a new sound, completely new material, and an extra singer shortly afterwards.
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Comments from YouTube:

@selfiopath1982

3y↑155

The ability to work with research data when giving recommendations to the viewers is what most of the youtube gardening channels are lacking. I'm impressed with your content, Joe. Subscribed.

@growitbuildit

3y↑4

Thank you! I'm glad you are finding it helpful.

@addammadd

3y↑8

100% agree and had also subscribed the moment I realized this person cited sources.

@lionolee5480

2y↑3

Your channel is pack with information thanks

@palliaskamen5722

Not knowing that I didn't need to over-winter, I put seeds in the freezer for about three weeks. I had a about a 35% success rate.

@growitbuildit

That is too bad Palloas. But at least you had some germination

@linhduong7806

3y↑93

I am blown away by the quality of your content. Thank you! You are an incredible teacher! Great videos.

@growitbuildit

3y↑3

That means a lot Linh. It is nice to know my work is appreciated! Thank you very much for the kind words.

@Mrs0biWanKenobi

3y↑22

This is easily the most informative echinacea video I’ve come across. Thanks for all the helpful info!

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome!

@jayallen5440

1y↑2

Your videos always provide great advice and solid footage!

@growitbuildit

Thank you Jay - I'm glad you are enjoying them!

@margaretmarshall3645

3y↑31

I love that you always include info on deer and rabbit resistance, as well as pollinators. Thanks for your excellent videos!

@growitbuildit

You are welcome Margaret. Thank you!

@morapups6772

6w↑2

This is the best video I've had watched about this plant. I fell in love with this plant last year and decided I want to fill my yard with it. Thank you!

@growitbuildit

Thank you! I'm very glad you enjoyed it.

@lukasrenker8649

2y↑6

I referred to this video repeatedly as I started 16 purple coneflowers in a new garden bed last year.

I started seeds under a grow light 02/01, transplanted in early May in a spot with 4 hours of direct sun, and half of my plants flowered last year. They exceeded my expectations. The tree that shaded in the afternoon was removed this winter, and I’m excitedly anticipating the productivity in year 2 with full sun.

@growitbuildit

2y↑2

This is by far my favorite kind of comment to read - Great Work Lukas!

@KingTheseus3

2y↑2

@@growitbuildit The coneflower were exceptional this year. Tons of bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and goldfinches. I was also able to transplant about 2 dozen volunteers from the bed and distributed them to friends and coworkers after they rooted through the 3" cups. The only native perennial which attracted more pollinators were my Monarda Fistulosa, which I drew heavily on your videos to grow successfully. You've done a great service!

@growitbuildit

2y↑1

Excellent work Lukas! I'm very happy to hear about your results. Sounds like you've got a very busy garden!

@tabithasherie3279

3y↑47

Such a comprehensive video! Excellent narration, appreciate the details to consider when growing a Purple Coneflower.

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

Thank you Taba! That was my goal, to be comprehensive! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@johnifly

2y↑1

LOVED hearing the male catbird singing/squaking in the background!!

@growitbuildit

2y↑1

They are awesome birds. We have a healthy population

@johnifly

@@growitbuildit Yes and they're QUITE curious birds! I find they check me out from the cover of thick shrubbery!

@missygilly9917

7w↑2

Love coneflowers! Attracts bees, monarch butterflies too! I deadhead once & then leave for the goldfinches heading into winter. As a result, I’ve been rewarded with bigger clumps & lots of babies the following year and added them to other parts of my gardens. Thank you for your channel & native plants. I’m near Niagara Falls, Canada.

@growitbuildit

Excellent - It is fun getting free plants. And thank you for the kind words!

@BunnyN

3y↑15

I love the unexpected statistical analysis in this video. Subscribed!

@growitbuildit

Haha - you're welcome! I'm glad you liked it. It just made sense for that little experiment.

@debarghyaroy9948

3w↑1

I am OBSESSED with coneflowers and I am trying to grow them in India, my zone being 11. It is beyond its comfort zone so I selected Echinacea purpurea thinking that the wild one would be more resilient. My seedling has 10+ leaves now. Wish me luck!

@growitbuildit

3w↑1

Good luck to you!

@anthigor7455

3y↑1

I love the evidence-based narration of this video

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

Thank you Anthi! I'm happy you liked the format.

@akrossmann1631

44w↑1

Thank you for mentioning the importance of the native to the world of tiny winged ones! Many people are unaware that cultivars may not serve the world of nature well. Namaste

@growitbuildit

44w

You are welcome - most people don't consider or know how subtle differences can have a dramatic effect on what attracts pollinators.

@FknNefFy

3y↑8

For making such a thorough video with good explanations and thank you for actually talking and not just having text over your video. I also appreciate not having loud annoying music playing the entire time I’m trying to get information from a video. I’m subscribing and liking thanks mister!

@growitbuildit

Thank you! I'm very happy you enjoyed it!

@george200099

3y↑4

Easily one of the two best gardening channels on YouTube!

@growitbuildit

Thank you sir!

@PorchGardeningWithPassion

10w↑3

Excellent details and pacing of this video Sir! I appreciate the heads up about the potential issues with deer and rabbits 👊🏻💥👊🏻

@growitbuildit

10w

Thank you! I'm very glad you enjoyed it!

@carolinekelly4726

3y↑3

I have bought some from my garden centre in the UK. Love the fact it attracts pollinators as well and I love
Love the bug house. 😊

@growitbuildit

Thank you Caroline! The bee hotel fills up quickly in the Summer. It's really fun to see the different kind of packing each hole gets.

@balanceskateboarding8807

Hi Caroline, I'm in the uk and I've just watched this video on Echinacia , now I'm desperate to get my own purple coneflower plant!! Which store? Where did you purchase yours? How much did it cost? Will you be planting yours into your garden or keeping it in the pot over this winter? I'm very excited about this plant.

@christinecomeau4677

@@growitbuildit this is awesome!!! Which type of bees does it hosts?

@growitbuildit

2y↑1

All sorts of native solitary bees. Leaf cutters, Mason, etc

@MK-wm6gu

3y↑7

Well, I believe today is the first time I’ve watched your channel, and I’m binge-watching! I subscribed after watching the first video, and I’m not sure how many more I’ve watched. I appreciate that you share so much information and that you do so in such an organized manner. I plan on visiting your website in the very near future. A million thanks!

@growitbuildit

Thank you! I'm happy you are liking the videos. We've got a lot of info on our website too...more info in fact. But I'm glad you are liking our content.

@caranwysong3065

6w↑1

I love how you use slow motion with the butterflies and bees. Cool that the bumblebee will sleep on it. I have one I just bought, now I wonder if it will bloom this year, if it was started from seed. Very helpful! I know where to plant it now.

@growitbuildit

Thank you - I'm glad you enjoyed the video. These are wonderful plants, and just about the easiest of all natives to grow in my opinion. Very adaptable, and always stand tall. Add in the long bloom time, showiness, and wildlife value and you really have a 'home run' of a plant.

@called7bn

3y↑24

Great information! I especially love the detailed images of the sprouts emerging in the spring & what the plant looks like for identification purposes.

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

You're welcome Heather. Nobody wants to accidentally weed there flowers!

@flowerpixel

3y↑20

I love your channel, there's so much information! I was stratisfying my seeds for no reason.

I'm going with the regular pink purple ones, I like them the most anyways and I definitely want to attract pollinators. Thanks!

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

Thank you Holly! I'm glad you're liking the videos we put out. I try to make them worth your time!

No worries on stratifying. I can't think of a situation where it could actually harm seed, but it's useful to know that for this particular species it isn't required.

@Blessedpb

3y↑1

Several years ago I had some wild cone flowers pop up in my yard. I was injured a few years ago enough that I could not work in the yard - but I'm back trying a tiny bit now. Anyway, because they are in the midst of a vinca, daisy etc bed
I put a tomato cage over them at the end of the Fall in hopes that I could get back to them this Spring. Well, thanks to your video I was able to pull up the tomato cages, scout and find my new little cone-flower plants! I dug them up and
replanted in a semi-sunny area. Said a prayer that the armadilloes don't find them until the soil is settled and hope they
make it. Hopefully, this Fall I can buy some new ones. They really are beauties and always bring a smile to my face.
I also saved some seeds. Hopefully they are still good but guess I'll have to wait until next year to work with them.
Just the little bit I did today has left me exhausted and hurting but.....in a good way. Love the garden. Thanks again and showers of blessings, p

@growitbuildit

Hi - I am happy that the info helped you find them as they are sprouting. Also, I would go ahead and try to germinate the seed you saved. The sooner they get started the better they will be next year. Thank you very much, and good luck!

@annredlich1850

2y↑2

A Must View !
Awesome demonstration with an complete array of fact tips for an emerging “ I want to be a Gardener ” .

@growitbuildit

Thank you so much Ann!

@SilverDragon196

2y↑3

All information I was looking for about echinacea I found in your video. You have a like and a new subscriber. Thank you so much. 🙏
Happy growing! 🌻🦋🌷🐝🌳

@growitbuildit

Thank you! I'm glad I could help you out.

@cecewilson7072

5w↑1

I had some deformed coneflowers, but I didn’t know about asters yellow. Thank you. You’re right- coneflowers are so popular with bees and butterflies. I even got to see a very cool hummingbird moth last year!

@growitbuildit

This is probably the single easiest, and largest pollinator attractor you can go. Keep adding, more hummingbird moths will come. I find they really like Wild Bergamot

@garypinnock1076

3y↑3

Fantastic video, 100% thumbs up, keep up the good work, brilliant description & crystal clear clarity in video, 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

@growitbuildit

Thank you Gary! I'll keep them coming as best I can!

@msy831

39w↑1

This is the first video I viewed by you, and found your information and detail great! Thank you. I subscribed immediately!

@growitbuildit

39w

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

@callikohl7603

2y↑1

I watched this video a few weeks ago and came back to watch it again. I have picked up a packet of seed and don't want to fail. Thank you. Purple Cone Flowers are one of my very favorites.

@growitbuildit

I'm happy to hear that Calli - best of luck! You are going to do just fine.

@ljcarey011

3y↑11

Thank you! Your knowledge plus your obvious appreciation for the plants, pollinators, and birds is just fantastic! (I wanted to plant cone flower before I knew bees would nap on it - now I desperately need it!)

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

You are quite welcome Lauren! Thank you for the kind words. This is arguably the best native perennial to grow.

@kitty4tify

3y↑2

Such good information. I did not know that other varieties are not useful for pollinator gardens.

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

My speculation is that it comes down to their visible light spectrum, and how different colors reflect them differently. If you change the color of the flower, the bee just may not be able to see it.

@rebeccazody1278

2y↑1

Great video! Love these plants

@growitbuildit

Thank you Rebecca - I'm glad you enjoyed the video. They are awesome flowers.

@endtime13

2y↑3

This is one of the best sites for information of gardening I've seen thus far I will be showing my brother he lives in a place where there are deers that eat up his food that he plants in all kind of other little animals but I will definitely be sharing this great job in research granny appreciate you

@growitbuildit

Thank you so much Zoe!

@conniegriner1847

3y↑2

Great information, as always!

@growitbuildit

Thank you Connie! Much appreciated.

@mixcrimpcunningham4535

Excellent video. Thank you. Liked and subscribed!!

@growitbuildit

2y↑1

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

@bobsilverman7470

3y↑2

Thank you so much for doing this!

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@SisterShirley

3y↑1

Really good video
Love the wildlife sounds

@growitbuildit

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

@mapletreebooks

Thanks! This was very helpful!

@growitbuildit

You are welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@pistache28

3y↑1

Great video! Thank you for all these informations!

@growitbuildit

You are welcome! Thank you for the kind words!

@vintagemotorcyclerepair4052

35w↑1

Thanks!

@growitbuildit

35w

You are very welcome

@Ali-vj6we

3y↑2

SO very informative and thorough. Thank you!

@growitbuildit

You are quite welcome Ali!

@carmenortiz5294

3y↑3

Glad I ran into your leaf video, less than an hour ago. I decided to check to see what else you have. Purple Coneflower is one of my favorites. I have a 1/3 acre food forest/wildlife habitat in the middle of a town of lawns. 15 years ago I was given permission (both the mayor and his assistant were into wildlife, now there is no way that would have happened). Every year I try to spread more of them, along with other wildflowers. This year I will be planting even more. People seem surprised to see so many bees and birds in my yard, since they are rare here. I wonder why, NOT.

@growitbuildit

That is awesome. You have the oasis in the grass desert. Echinacea does a great job wherever it is, and the more you have the more wildlife will show up. Sounds like you have a beautiful yard!

@pinlegouchin8493

3y↑1

Thanks for taking the time to teach

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome!

@thomasfrank1227

2y↑2

Loved your video. thank you.

@growitbuildit

Really glad you enjoyed it Thomas.

@lynnlamastres3424

49w

Great info. Thank you.

@growitbuildit

49w

You are very welcome Lynn!

@terradeloach8540

1y↑1

Thank you. This was a tremendous help

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Terra. I'm glad you found it helpful. Good luck!

@scarlettthibodeau9759

Best video about echinacea in YouTube! Thank you

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Scarlett! I'm very happy you found it helpful!

@TMBgarden

What a delightful and rich info video. Thank you, is what I was looking for!

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

You are very welcome. I'm glad you found it helpful.

@MyPlantWorld

Thanks for sharing 👌

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome!

@biancac.2828

Very informative, thank you!!

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

You are very welcome Bianca. Glad you found it helpful!

@jodyk4949

1y↑1

Really like your straight to the point information. Thank you.

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Jody - I'm glad you are enjoying the videos.

@julzwillz3010

Very informative video. Thank you for sharing!

@growitbuildit

2y↑1

You're welcome Julz - I'm glad you found it helpful!

@terrycourtney8011

31w↑1

Great video! Thank you for sharing, I too love coneflowers

@growitbuildit

31w

Thank you Terry - I'm very happy you enjoyed it.

@renuga2007

Just got it today. Can’t wait to plant after seeing your video

@growitbuildit

Excellent - good luck RC!

@mirlamurillo3473

Great videos. The more info the better.

@growitbuildit

Thank you Mirla - I try to pack them full of useful info!

@RealOrigenDue

39w↑1

Joe… Thank you so much!!! Just getting into gardening and cultivating. When we moved in our house 10+ years ago, we had purple coneflowers in my front yard and we love them. The deer ate them the past 4 years and nothing worked to protect them young, so I used netting to protect it, and we finally have those tall stalks and flowers!!! My 85 year young Dad loves them!

You also just helped me identify some issues and have taken action by getting rid of the appropriate flowers and stalks. I did not know they had to be separated, and they are far too densely packed. Not to mention it’s been very hot in North Jersey the past dew days.

THANK YOU, JOE!!! HUGE THUMBS UP!!!
Cannot wait to check your website!
🙏❤️😋

@growitbuildit

39w

Thank you! Separating the flower is a really easy way to get more, and refresh your current flowers. Look into trying liquid fence to keep the deer/rabbits away, it really works. I use it on my own plants.

@RealOrigenDue

39w↑1

@@growitbuildit Thanks, Joe! I had to deadhead a few more and REALLY prune out some leaves, but I look at it even a day later and it looks better, and… (drumroll) The Bees have come back!!! Thought you’d like that! Oh, and I’m trying an all natural deer repellent my neighbor showed me, so far so good or the deer switched it up to eat someone else flowers, haha! I’ll definitely try liquid fence as well if I see any signs of Bambi coming through👍💪
I appreciate you taking the time, Joe, thanks again! Definitely see around, brotha! 🙏❤️😋

@growitbuildit

39w

Roger that. If your deer repellent fails, try liquid fence. I've been using it since 2014.

@RealOrigenDue

39w↑1

@@growitbuildit Been thinking about it and I’m going to buy some liquid fence tonight and probably use it. I’ll definitely take your word over anyone on this matter! I’ll keep you posted! Thanks, Joe!!! 🙏❤️😋

@amandasmith3177

Just subscribed, excellent programme. Thankyou

@growitbuildit

Thank you Amanda - I'm very happy you enjoyed it.

@helenpruzan6970

Thanks for all the great info!!!I never dead headed mine.This summer I wiil.😊

@growitbuildit

I'm glad you found the info helpful Helen!

@privateperson5769

great informative video

@growitbuildit

Thank you!

@joyhamilton4248

Fantastic video!

@growitbuildit

Thank you Joy!

@vivihumusic

26w↑1

Very informative, appreciate it

@growitbuildit

26w

Thank you Vivi!

@mariensanchez2475

Excelent video!!! You explained very well,

Gracias

@growitbuildit

Thank you Marien! I'm happy you found it helpful.

@brookesurlet9753

3y↑10

Great video! Thanks for showing what they look like when they emerge. Now I know what to look for! 🙌🏻

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

You're welcome! Figuring out what is a weed and what is not can be challenging sometimes. I'm pretty sure these are the only maroon colored plant that emerges outside of skunk cabbage - but nobody could possibly confuse those two plants!

@marinamoreiraayres407

2y↑2

Hi! The video helped me a lot! I'm from Brazil and bought 20 seeds of this plant, which now I can recognize it's truly real. It seems really easy to grow and I'm happy I can grow it in pots. Thanks a lot, I'll keep watching more videos and checking the blog.

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Marina. For growing this in container, it can get top-heavy if the soil dries out. So, choose a heavier pot if you can, and don't be afraid to give it a trim too. That can keep the height a bit shorter.

@peggydove8756

Great information! Thanks

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Peggy!

@Linnyh

3y↑1

This is very useful information and beautiful filmed video! Thank you so much!♡

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Linn. And thank you for the kind words!

@johnifly

AWESOME video!! LOVE that you have a mason bee house!! BEAUTIFUL garden!!

@growitbuildit

2y↑1

Thank you John!

@johnifly

@@growitbuildit You're welcome! Bought a seed packet yesterday and will start them today! I need to keep them in larger pots since I don't have a yard due to renting an apartment!! Thanks again for the GREAT videos you make!!

@mylittlecoloradocottage

43w

thank you this video very informative

@growitbuildit

43w

Thank you - I'm glad you liked it!

@adriennefriend

3y↑1

This is awesome. Joining the chorus of folks who appreciated the statistical analysis (around stratification). Didn't expect it, loved it. Thank you!

@growitbuildit

Haha - you are very welcome Adrienne. Glad you liked it.

@Angie-ci1lp

3y↑2

Excellent job! Thanks for sharing very informative!

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Andrea.

@AkunahsDream

41w

This video was super informative & very helpful. You did an awesome job! Thank you!!!!

@growitbuildit

41w

Thank you! Glad I could help you out

@lisah9820

I love the bee house,I’m going to try that, thanks for the video.

@growitbuildit

Your are very welcome Lisa. Make sure you've got some long drill bits before you start. The holes should be at least 6" deep.

@catspaw7783

45w

You’ve given fabulous information I’m in Norfolk in the Uk but more inland so this will suit my garden thanks for your in depth description

@growitbuildit

45w

You are very welcome - I'm glad you found it helpful.

@edleanfranklin2657

Thank you for sharing

@growitbuildit

You are quite welcome Edlean!

@charlesgray9496

3y↑2

My sister and I watched and enjoyed. Thorough but easy to follow. Love the reviews and summaries at the end. We will be better composters and soil managers. Also attract more bees and butterflies. Thank u.

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Charles! I'm glad I could help you out!

@marymary5494

Excellent, thank you. 👌💕

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Mary!

@bonolan2678

3y↑2

Brilliant video, very informative. I’ve recently potted 32 coneflower seed,
All 32 germinated successfully. They’ve now been potted on & are thriving.
All for a mere €1:50 fantastic value .

@growitbuildit

Excellent Bo. You're going to have quite the display next year when the bloom. Enjoy!

@bonolan2678

3y↑1

@@growitbuildit I’ll be sharing them with my neighbours & family 😂🪴🌺🌹🌸

@lisabeaulieu2621

3y↑8

I love the sciencey explanations!! Thank you so much for these guides!

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Lisa! I do a bit of stat on the side for my 'real' job!

@dianamengel8011

45w

Love this video

@growitbuildit

45w

Thank you!

@dogslobbergardens6606

3y↑3

Clear, concise, and backed up by facts. I appreciate that, thank you.

@growitbuildit

3y↑1

Thank you!

@joolsmonash9855

2y↑1

Great video!!! Thank you from Australia.

@growitbuildit

Thank you Jools - I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@GodsChild145

2y↑1

I’m so glad I found your channel. Very detailed amazing videos with everything I need to know ♥️ THANK YOU and keep up the great work!!!

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome and THANK YOU for the kind words!

@mahyarjalilzadeh2873

Very nice and informative video. Thank you.

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Mahyar. Glad you found it helpful.

@Blessedpb

Very interesting and one of the better presented introductions. Just subscribed. Thanks and blessings! p

@growitbuildit

Thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it.

@jasoneickmeier114

3y↑3

I had never heard of aster yellows before watching this video, and although it was disappointing to discover that I have this problem in my garden, hopefully this knowledge has saved a lot of my other plants. Thank you.

@growitbuildit

I'm sorry you got Asters Yellow, but glad you found it now. Hope no other plants get infected Jason.

@snowyowl77

Absolutely fantastic video Joe. Beautiful, brilliant and bountiful with useful information ;D greetings from Mexico

@growitbuildit

Thank you Owlex! Those are very kind words, and I'm glad you found it useful too!

@mariensanchez2475

3y↑1

Gracias!!!

@satinn0667

33w

Very good information ❤❤❤❤❤ thanks

@growitbuildit

33w

You are very welcome!

@jeanroeder5534

3y↑1

Thanks again❤️ Always very clear/thorough explanation and guide to planting and taking care of our gardens.

@growitbuildit

Thank you again Jean. My goal is to get you all the info you need to know!

@ishaa5948

17w↑2

Awesome thanks 🙏

@growitbuildit

17w

You are very welcome!

@thedeerhunter4407

good vid.no nonsense.

@growitbuildit

Thank you! I'm happy you enjoyed it!

@marshallhosel1247

These are beautiful native flowers.

@growitbuildit

Thank you Marshall - they are gorgeous.

@andrewc.2952

3y↑2

I just got some for my Japanese garden. Can't wait to see this come up. I've got fantastic heritage topsoil in my part of Maryland. I know this will do really well. Thanks for the great briefing!

@growitbuildit

Excellent - you are going to love them.

@19PurposebyDesgn81

3y↑4

I love your videos. It’s so educational and because of this video, I now own a large purple cone flower plant.

@growitbuildit

Thank you! That makes me happy to hear! Congrats!

@2007bing

I’m going to give this a try

@growitbuildit

Good luck Brennan - it's a great plant.

@brittanyjoancogginsdepablo7311

3y↑3

Just found these videos. Love them. I am learning so much. I have started some echinacea from seed this year. This is helpful.

@growitbuildit

Thank you Brittany! I'm glad you are finding them helpful!

@margaretchiodo-keller4495

I loved watching this video. I love coneflower, and have many around my property.

@growitbuildit

Thank you Margaret - it's a wonderful plant.

@mitchellbell713

I just started following you. Your channel is the best I've seen on the topic of native plants.

@growitbuildit

Thank you Mitchell! I try to keep my quality as high as it can be.

@Wendy8888

3y↑2

Oh it's so aggravating to try and find good information on gardening. Thank you for this great video. I really appreciate your REFERENCED content! 💗

@growitbuildit

You are very welcome Wendy. I'm very happy you found it useful!

@moodeex3766

Excellent

@growitbuildit

Thank you - I'm glad you liked it!

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