Garage Pergola Reveal! Only took me three months 😂

[@josephpope3467]

My vote would be for Wysteria it's a hearty beautiful choice here in the Pacific Northwest. Your skills are on par with craftsman who do this for a living and I don't give compliments easily as I am a professional carpenter with over 45 years of experience.

[@DesiRedBlond13]

You’re just amazing! I totally admire all your Reno’s rehabs and builds! Thanks so much for sharing and keep on keeping on!

[@teetee19768]

"Don't just screw into the emptiness of your house". Is she calling me dumb??!! Guilty 😂😂😂

[@joansmall9019]

The Jasmine will grow like crazy and it's beautiful and smells heavenly.

[@reebot690]

You are so inspiring. Love watching everything come together!

[@Anne-xh7dw]

Star Jasmine will grow fast and can tolerate the humidity, good choice. I love mine especially when the flowers bloom, smells wonderful!

[@dmariewalker6880]

Good choice & they are not going to get heavy like the Wisteria

[@joyceschetter5871]

Wisteria is absolutely lovely grows just about anywhere handles the cold or the heat. However, it needs to be supervised or within a few weeks it can send out a runner that’ll go into your attic/roof if it can get a foothold. I wisteria is absolutely gorgeous.

[@dmariewalker6880]

Plus fully mature they become extremely heavy.

[@BaileyThompson-t7c]

Trumpet vine, hyacinth vine, clematis, star jasmine, climbing roses… some you can even plant together as companions and would look gorgeous! :)

[@ashlieallard-te6er]

Omg your in Georgia we love so close!!!!! My husband and I are fixing up our 1965 house and your videos are so motivated we are getting ready to tackle our master bathroom and I could 100% use any advise you have!!!!!

[@bryciew3392]

Aahh! I love this and your channel! Totally stealing this idea for my home! Thank you! 💞

[@annawarner7516]

You could hang flower baskets rather than grow a plant from the ground 😊

[@blimbly]

Such beautiful work. Before planting anything, I recommend looking into whether it is an invasive species in your area, just in case!

[@christiejohnson2746]

Hi Georgia neighbor!! I absolutely love the pergola along with the matching stain to the columns and all! You're soooo talented! Thanks for sharing your talent and motivating us all!! 💕

[@janegardener1662]

Star jasmine is beautiful and easy to care for. Smells great in the summer, too! It's not as fast growing as some vines but that will be an advantage when it covers the pergola.

[@CPJ]

Star Jasmine is the exact correct answer. I live in ATL and it loves it here, plus it smells like heaven.

[@4LADYSWEET]

You are so amazing at your craft!!

[@bluegirl2902]

I think it looks beautiful as is with or without. That said, honeysuckle comes to mind, it's kinda summer classic!

[@ahzen3106]

It looks great but I am concerned that overtime when it rains the rain will follow the back of the brackets behind the bracket and into those screw holes and end up, riding the siding and the studs inside. Perhaps it would have been helpful to had used, right before you attached it to your pergola to the exterior siding, to might have used that self adhesive, waterproof, flashing tape called, BITUTHENE. And construction it is used between window trim on the outside siding of your house. That keeps water from entering from behind that added piece of wood to you attached to your exterior siding, and it will waterproof area of attachments, and behind it, the screw hole and then you just trim off the excess that might be showing. A solution now, might be that you can caulk at the top of that board that is against your exterior keeping water from working down in there, of course, use paintable caulk in case you ever want to paint your house siding again. On top of that you could even use a piece caulked piece of L flashing that directs the water away from the siding and directs the water to flow over the Pergola to drip down. In regards to choosing a plant whatever, as the plant grows keep an eye out and don’t let it try to work its way in between your siding. I’ve had an ivy pull my siding apart, so maintaining that plant properly is key. Do not try to grab your building and only stay on the Pergola is very important. Your home looks beautiful. I am very happy for you.

[@callieduval3000]

I swear you are one of the best

[@ahzen3106]

As for a plant, maybe consider something that doesn’t grow too fast so you’re always maintaining. It’s crazy fast growing tendrils that will try to cover your house, passion, flower, and wisteria grow too fast, I had a friend who used trumpet vine, and it look beautiful. Of course Jasmine would be lovely, but I think it definitely loves to grow about 6 feet each season you of course can check with your local nursery they would know best in your region how these plants respond another thing to grow there might be a climbing rose. I love the pink ones because they look like little tiny roses as they open and you can pick them just before they totally open and they’re beautiful to put in your hair or in a tiny vase. They also have a wonderful climbing rose that only has five petals. I think it only comes in white, but it grows in clusters like grapes grow in a cluster. I think it looks very elegant and would look lovely above your garage, of course, with roses you may have to spray something for little moths And any other rose concern… Whereas Jasmine is pretty low maintenance as far as bugs go

[@kimberlydeschamp6300]

Clematis or trumpet bone depending on your color preference, actually if it faces south, go with Dipledania (available in red, white, hot and pale pink) they flower all summer long no drawing necessary and can be perennials in zones with mild winters.

[@TheShannie33]

Mandevilla are gorgeous! They have bright flowers

[@musiqfiend7]

What can’t you do?! 😍 love the finished result!

[@Sally0779]

Love this. Great job. 👏🏻

[@groundedgarden1461]

Star jasmine will do great in Georgia and it smells so good!

[@hillaryfarley4186]

Because if your videos I’ve decided it’s time to rock my own renovations! Tho I’m still horrified of electrical. 😂

[@sarno85]

This looks super nice. Great job!! I might have to do something like this.

[@lolaottinger3038]

I’m just so impressed with your skills! If you made sure the same color window treatment color was used in those two front windows the house would look even more awesome if that’s even possible!

[@joycegreenhill4550]

I love Honeysuckle, a wonderful scent, and it green year round. Very hardy to both cold and heat. Wisteria can be very messy after the blooms die back. Also, the limbs they can become very heavy. Having support to the ground would eventually be necessary with Wisteria. 😢

[@AngelaFlaherty-s7d]

Bougainvillea will look great

[@RetroGameDungeon]

You used Fasten Masters, Timberlok screws. So awesome.

[@NeedToKnow1947]

Potato Vine comes in green and a beautiful plume. It is very easy to grow and it it grows FAST.

[@1ace2]

Potato vine is soooo fast. Morning glory is something to consider. Both can grow more than 10 feet in a season.

[@savorit11]

Plant Hops in big pots,,it will grow fast,and you tear it down when it turns brown in late fall. ,it likes heat..and they are perennials

[@Natalie-hg9vt]

Looks amazing

[@ruthwanke6241]

You r amazing!😮

[@crustyflatonion9595]

Just be careful, the city usually makes people take these down without permit approval first

[@candacelacy1564]

Confederate Jasmine!! You literally Cannot kill it!! Lol. It will grow super fast also. And the smell is beautiful🫶🏼

[@sweetnsalty4602]

I’m not sure what state you’re in but a star jasmine would be awesome and they stay green for a really long time

[@lornawood3260]

Very nice!! ♥️

[@theresathornsberry8396]

I can grow all kinds of food but I don't grow flowers or flowering vines. In my window boxes I use fake plants that I can change out or add to for different holidays/seasons. Maybe you can use fake vines and flowers instead of worrying about growing and caring for real ones.

[@teresaf7601]

Bougainvillea, Crossvine, Wisteria, Trumpet, Jasmine. Here's thinking out of the box, Kiwi?

[@shannonwilhelm5031]

I saw another diy KZbinr did this and the city (or maybe her hoa?) made her remove it. 🤞🤞🤞 it looks so nice❤❤

[@jamespatrick1548]

Wisteria looks best, Honeysuckle smells best.

[@KARIN1980ification]

I have a climbing rose called Cleopatra who climb as crazy… 🥰 🌹

[@tonigrant2295]

I’m in High Falls, Ga and the kudzu around here is pretty hardy. 😂

[@chasing_stardust]

Amazing🎉

[@klincoln80]

As a recommendation, pressure wash your concrete and notice a huge difference.

[@bal.dot.d]

Could you go over why you didn't need a lag bolt?

[@mikimauski]

So great

[@The_Real_Mier]

1 word: GRAPES!

[@kellysimes2394]

Can ask the name and brand of the stain?

[@722120]

What’s that black last few min. addition to the white garage door?

[@drewfullhart1750]

Expected to see some janky homeowner work. But im impressed. Great job!

[@nellb-mv7td]

GA has honeysuckle growing everywhere, and it's very hard to kill and smells wonderful 🙂

[@sarahs.3094]

What's the Behr stain color you used ?

[@23kently]

What color stain is that?

[@bienletemknowchannel]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Eyesis_1]

Nice

[@pedrohasallthepower]

Just get a plant is native to your area

[@cecehoffman303]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@cindydepoule3065]

grapes