Well, this technically IS possible, it is not possible for ME. It is larger than it looks, and it would be a very physical job. So while I could hire somebody to do it, that just doesn’t pencil out.

Glad it was helpful! Even though I love to show the pretty version of my garden, I do think it’s important to show some of the ugly and or in-process bits.

In an ideal world 🌎 for sure! 👍

Yes I agree but this is a Japanese maple, which does not mind its roots trimmed. This tree most likely would survive being removed from this pot.

Yes, probably. The thought of constructing, or having it constructed, is bit overwhelming at the moment 😵‍💫

It’s a constant process isn’t it?! I wouldn’t have it any other way though! 🌿🙌

Hello, thanks for watching. There is a strip to accommodate pedestrians on the street side. Usually it is my husband and I parking there, so we’re quite familiar with the terrain. When others do park there, and there’s plenty of room for them.

I think you are seeing Rosa glauca www.egardengo.com/plant/rosa-glauca

Thanks! I'm so glad I did! As you saw, I was able to try out a LOT of new plants in that spot!

I don’t grow *all* of those pictured in the video (a lot of them though!) *and* this list doesn’t include all that I grow in my garden. 😆 I’ve been on Clematis collecting binge and have added dozens to my garden over the last couple of years.

Glad to have influenced you re: the wonderfulness of the lesser-known, foliage-first rhodies. Unfortunately, your question about the steel edging in my side yard garden isn’t that easy to answer succinctly. That particular steel edging was a custom installation due to its height length and curvature. There are many DIY projects one can do with steel edging, but that particular one was not that. I think the best way to think about it is that working with this edging is a combination of several influences: the height of the revealed edge, the thickness of the steel you’re using, and whether you are making curves or rectilinear forms. I wish I had an easy and straightforward answer for you :-)

@@eGardenGo thanks! I used 12-gauge Corten steel on an art project and think it’s probably a little too stiff for curves. I want it tall enough to see, but don’t want to trip and stub my toes non-stop. I’ll figure it out. 😊

Thank you!!

Agreed! Plants! More plants please! 😆

Not exactly. That would be a pretty long video! 😜 I will say that different videos highlight different plants. Also many of the plants that I grow are included on my website’s plant list which includes plant combination ideas that uncle them. www.egardengo.com/explore-plants

Thank you so much! Working within a small garden and getting the most out of it is certainly a mindset!

I'll see what I can do about the conifer highlights! Glad you enjoyed this visit.

Thank you so much 😊

It suffered some defoliation but bounced back quickly 👏

Thanks for visiting

Ah. No worries - I’m still here! Thanks for circling back. 🤩

@@eGardenGo Darcy, are the gallery photos of the previous projects that you did still available somewhere online for me to see? The link on your website doesnt work any more. I have looked at those photos hundred of times but I still can like looking at them like the first time.

Thanks so much!