Best Gardening Advice - Right Plant, Right Place

Finding the best garden location for plants can improve garden success. Understanding plant needs and matching them to the best garden beds is part of the process to put the right plant in the right place. Gardener Scott discusses many of the factors in choosing plants for each gardener's specific garden. (Video #242)

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[elchefreedom]

You know you are ALL about gardening when Poker has usable metaphors for your garden 😍

[babyroot]

I was born and raised in Las Vegas. Last year due to cv, we lost our jobs (hospitality is done) and moved to Ely Nevada 5b (white pine county). We have more land and grow more food. Its rough though in this environment. Your knowledge has been a priceless resource for me. I cant thank you enough. 👍

[lauralaspe]

I have big dirt spot in my front yard I didn’t know what to do with because the hose is kind of too far for plants but I think I’ll plant asparagus, strawberries, and lavender. The lavender won’t need as much water and once the other plants get established, I don’t think they’ll need a lot of water. Plus the neighbor cats may keep the birds away in that part of the yard. Take wild life (or domestic life) into consideration when identifying a garden location. Neighborhood cats more easily find front yard birds.

[kimiyemlsmallgardendream]

So playing catch up, With so many videos. Tomorrow I will harvest cabbage and ferment some sauerkraut . Almost time to plant out my peppers and tomatoes & corn will go next to my peas n beans such a busy time here in Ca. 9b coastal.

[carole]

Lol snow-covered garden here as well. Location, location, location... so important, on so many levels. "Full sun" for me in New Mexico is NOT the same thing as "full sun" for my relatives in Michigan. Thanks for another great video! 😄👍 🌻

[adaleeperkins]

Great advice! I am so glad I don't have snow right now! 70 degrees yesterday!

[meehan]

Every day you are keeping Rob. Soon we will a wee song

[michaelmarchione]

That is a good heads up for those like me who like to experiment.

[TheEnthusiasticGardener]

How interesting about looking where your dogs run to when you let them outside!!! I have never considered that Scott. Great video, as always 😍

[TJtheHAWK]

Great Video Scott. I thought about the idea of growing bananas in Montana and I think it might actually be possible as well as in colorado! Midwest Gardener, a youtuber who lives in zone 6b grows ornamental banana plants on his channel and he told me the Musa Basjoo variety are actually hardy down to zone 5!

[vernonreed]

There is actually a guy who successfully and profitably grows Bananas in the Bitterroot Valley. So, I guess there's always an exception.

[queenSummerKeli]

What!!! I want to grow kiwi!!!! At to search I go!!! If remember the type let me know please!!!

[queenSummerKeli]

Thanks so much!!!! Doing some work today!!!

[homesteadinglee]

Another amazing and informational video. Thank you gardener scott. these things are definitely something that's easy to forget or over look when we get excited for planting time.

[laurabehenna]

Here in northwest Montana, we can just about grow banana squash.

[itsallaboutlight]

Thanks for covering a wide range of timely topics. 🙂

[denver]

Isn't it a wonder how many factors play into growing things? Great advice. I am working on growing elderberries and have made some mistakes already. Learning process never ends.

[lar]

I have never heard of Montana Banana before. I had to watch this video and find out what you were talking about. As always, great advice. I am still in the planning stages, looking out the window at the snow covered ground, imagining what could be...

[kamilfrancoolczak]

I’m trying full on permaculture this year, was watching some Australian films about it and got bamboozled, so hopefully will get a great balance

[christopherperkon]

Always great advise!! I am the same...still learning every year...here middle Indiana is Crazy weather..flash flooding, ,heat waves, just like my food....Thanks for being helpful