Easy DIY Custom Upgrades to Outdoor Privacy Screen

[@angelaa.53]

Beautiful!! Looking forward to seeing the succulent frame!

[@NutshellLiving]

Thank you, Angela. I’ll definitely update the project with this frame. One of my favorite ways to grow and display succulents. See you next week!

[@kingjohnson5380]

Always enjoy your videos. So creative you are!!!

[@NutshellLiving]

Thank you SO much. It’s so much fun sharing my projects with you all! See you for the next one.

[@rachelmoriartyinteriors]

Love this solution!!!

[@NutshellLiving]

Thank you, Rachel. Nothing fancy but have wheels will travel. Enjoy your day off.

[@yaninajezek7744]

Brilliant idea for a privacy screen! Love your videos.

[@NutshellLiving]

Nice to hear from you, Yanina! It will look even better when I add that succulent frame, but you can’t rush Mother Nature. See you next week!

[@yaninajezek7744]

@@NutshellLiving definitely!

[@ProducerJoe]

That area looks so v. cozy and chic!! You did a great job with it!! I can't wait to visit and sit there as we drink wine and kibitz over the past few years. Your tenants are lucky to have you as a landlord.

[@NutshellLiving]

Thank you, Joe. Whenever I invest time in projects for the rental, they have to pass a list of criteria: budget, durability, easy maintenance and uniqueness. I think this one checks off the boxes. And I was so happy to repurpose my bromeliads and agave. A foxtail agave that large would be very $$$ in the stores. Love to shop my own garden for free. See you next week!

[@ProducerJoe]

@@NutshellLiving That is so evident in your channel that you repurpose and have great affordable ideas. Keep 'em coming. Us Nutshellers love them!!

[@lindawynell]

It’s a beautiful, peaceful area. The screen works to block off the view from the street, nice touch. The solar lights are perfect. Those agave! OMGoodness! I’ve always admired them since the scalloped edging video. I’m not sure if the “smaller” ones are echevaria or aeonium aka “salad bowl” 😆. Another well thought out & executed project. Once again, thank you for all the effort to share these videos with us. Have an awesome week!

[@NutshellLiving]

@@lindawynell thanks, Linda! Your attention to detail always amazes me. I think those large succulents are the “salad bowl” variety. They always look fresh in the garden. If I had to buy all of those large bromeliads and succulents for the planters, it would have taken me beyond my budget for this little project. The agave was overgrown in parts of the back garden so what a way to highlight them in front. Thanks for being such a dear supporter of this channel. Enjoy your day off.