Here’s how I prevent some of my plants from spreading #shorts

I hear it frequently from so many: “That plant takes over!” If you want to enjoy your favorite plant but want to keep it in check, you need to prevent it from reseeding. Here’s how I do that!

[milliehouston]

You have some of the best gardening tips

[debnelson]

I like that prune the seed heads can be used as bird food. Nothing goes to waste!! 😊

[lauracampos]

I’m from Baltimore and we call it Black eyed Susan. It’s actually the Maryland state flower. I grow tons.

[Maitetxu]

Rudekia ?...we grow them all over North Massachusetts...but here we call them Black Eye Susan...and we adoré them

[marymohan]

I love this video and I love this color. Thanks Kabel ♥️ 😊

[sammysworld]

Great idea! I hate when they spread. My clump is already huge… 😅

[mapndo]

Rudbeckia Goldsturm is such a classic...why the hell wouldn't you want a kazillion of them???❤

[EvelynCastro-Lake]

Great tip. What’s the plant behind it? Hyssop😊

[tcdeer]

WADO! (Cherokee translation: Thank you)

[barbaraburrough]

I need some seeds. Will the deer eat the flowers? 😊

[darlenegera]

If you don't cut back plants now, do you do it in early spring?

[destiny]

I wish i could grow this much! But im having so many mosquito problems as it is. 😭