Hi. Below is a copy paste part of the original description. ‘Fencing Line Wire galvanised green PVC coated were used in this video. ~ 3.3mm. 12 gauge steel (2.5mm). Suitable for light weight plastic pots. Thicker wire and improved shape can be used for heavier pots.’ It is all relative. Depends on your situation, weight of your pots (with water saturated soil) and plants, type of wire available to you. This was one-off DIY project that worked for me. Posted as an idea for others to develop or discard it. In theory you can bend a rebar to this shape to hold quite heavy pots. But it won’t be visually pleasing.

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Hi. The planting was part of my job as a landscaper 6 or so years ago. And I had no chance to visit that garden again. Normally it is up to garden designer to pick the right tree for that given location (colours, growing conditions etc.). Sometimes it is client’s preference or whims. Choose the right length of clear trunk and crowns can be trained/reduced. Any shaped tree will keep on growing and will turn in to normal tree if left to their own devices. Hornbeams are fairly quick growers and quite tall trees in nature. To maintain neat hedge like look you’ll need to prune them 3-4 times a year (depends). The taller they are, more trouble to maintain them and that will cost accordingly. Some other evergreens. Holm oak (Quercus ilex) is quite popular but some leaf miners and fungal diseases can make older foliage look unhappy. New flush looks good though. Prunus lusitanica can be the choice. Prunus laurocerasus I see from time to time. But, personally, I don’t like them as a pleached tree. Any plant has it’s own advantages and disadvantages in any given garden. It is not an easy question to answer I’m afraid. I hope that helps.

🤣🤣🤣. I wish you some LUCK. You’ll need some with such an attitude.

This video never meant to be an explanation.

There are different types of wire (like anything else). It depends on your locality. I gave the measurements from my order. You’ll give it a try with what you have. You’ll try with something different. You’ll try again and again, and again. And here you go. You’ve nailed it. Or... you’ve got something new!

Just water it once a week or when flowers flop, not need to sit in water just dont wet leaves. They otherwise look after themselves.

For pots like 50 kg you’ll need some drawings and a welder.

Nothing works long term. Please concrete over everything to avoid this issue.

it does for me , the plant once dead is dead lol

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To make/fix bamboo structures I’m usually using some galvanised wire and bonsai root hook. The technique came from building industry. You can find online how the steel/bars are being fixed with the help of the hook. This can be tricky to ordinary person (lack of tools and skill) so any wire and the pliers will do. Common sense and the physics applies. To tie in the branches you can use thicker plastic coated wire. Thin one can cut in easily. Check local garden centres what is available. DIY stores for some flexible stuff. Rope will do. Be creative. Ensure the ties are not too tight and there is enough room to thicken up. You can remove the ties later but in reality no one has enough time for that and the ties cuts in to the bark.

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Hi. Thank you for your interest. This is just an idea that I wanted to share with others. I can’t comment on other options as I’ve never tried any. Well, I feel I need to. When you face a problem you need to take different approach. Try to use pliers to bend the wire? Let me know if you can. I don’t have any wire hangers to play with.

You are welcome. I hope it works for you.

I need to test wire hangers as it seems like an option to many viewers.

Wow...Idea 😊👍

Thank you.