Planting Spring Porch Pots. Why You Should Use Perennials In Your Containers, & Hummingbird Syrup!

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Hooked and Rooted is a gardening show on Youtube. My shows & content include topics such as: Offering gardening tips for beginners, low maintenance garden ideas, landscaping for beginners, new build garden transformations, how to make your garden beautiful, sharing perennial plants and evergreen shrubs for the garden, and the best ground cover plants you can plant in your garden.

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About this video:
The weather is getting a bit more spring like with less possibility of frost so I went ahead and planted up some spring containers. I love to use perennials in containers. I find this a great way to stretch the gardening budget. Where annuals are bought and grown for a short period of time, perennials can be used in containers, then later planted in the garden to enjoy for years to come. I also share with you my recipe for a hummingbird syrup. Its easy to make and my hummies love it! Thanks for watching - Steph (Gardening in Massachusetts zone 6b) #spring #plantingplants #springporch