How to Party in the Garden ALL Year Round

[@VancouverIslandgirl]

I too could watch your videos all day long ! Thanks for sharing your great ideas.

[@kathyberal5623]

So grateful for your channel. I screen shot all the wonderful inspirations.

[@jomarielopez2229]

Love the lanterns hanging!!!!

[@xyzllii]

Love the Angels Trumpets. Reminds me of my years in Portugal.

[@karenhart4316]

The plumbago looks fantastic in those pots Bunny thank you for your knowledge enjoyed your video 🇦🇺👌🥰🐨

[@lynnegraham3755]

Thanks Bunny - lots of great ideas. Love the close up on your thumb when putting the gold leaf on the pot - proper gardeners hands!!

[@LynnKos]

Oh my gosh! You, your ideas, and your videos are heartwarming and inspiring. You are an Angel to share this. Thank you.

[@nancyevans7095]

Bunny --- I just love your videos...thanks for sharing-- South Carolina, USA.

[@rationalinvest]

these videos you make are so good - my favourite gardening channel

[@ginafriend1690]

Nice that you can use your garden year round! I'm in Chicago IL. No way here! I recently found you, enjoy your informative blog. Lovely, thank you!

[@raffinee_3763]

First time I've seen Plumbagos in an English garden on youtube.....beautiful!

[@alisonhoyte7608]

I love the Plumbago it brings back lovely memories of summer.

[@myracamilo7826]

Beautiful beautiful beautiful, what else can I say but breath taking and so elegant!

[@rosie40ify]

Love watching this, so inspired to spend more time outdoors

[@andreamcgee455]

Lovely ideas.

[@heatherwalton9501]

Great idea for the pergola roof with the pvc sheeting and heather roll. I have been looking for a solution for mine that provided both shade and rain protection whilst still looking attractive! You have just solved my problem! Off to research corrugated plastic! Thank you! 👍

[@OCDishChick]

Your channel was recommended to me by YT. The title sold me. This video was so exciting and inspiring. Please don’t ever leave! New subscriber here. ❤️

[@YalisCommunity]

Fantastic Content! Love the garden ideas! Thank you for sharing!

[@elainecherrington9588]

Enjoyed every minute.

[@fox39forever]

Lovely ideas!

[@zalehaburude7752]

Truly wonderful.....

[@sarahskitchenbd]

Very inspiring, and beautiful, full watched, new supporter 👌👌👌

[@iamchinny3]

Bunny where are the outdoor sofa you sit on in the begin from? All the styles in the shops now are so modern, all straight lines. Your's looks so organic and attractive.

[@michaellewis5611]

Yay another video, love this channel, so much better than anything on t.v

[@piasammut5328]

Lots of great ideas❤️

[@bunnyguinness]

Many thanks 🐇

[@pamd1861]

So awesome thank you!

[@VelveteenRabbit77]

I LOVE your hanging kerosene lanterns!! I had just bought some and the light they make is so pretty can hang them across the yard!!

[@Reypeg]

Great ideas. I always enjoy your video.

[@soudiimthurn6777]

Hi I love the way you explain everything : clear and quick. You make it sound so simple. I saw this video by chance. Straight away subscribed! Thanks for all this fantastic info. You have created paradise garden ;-)

[@zvitalisica4420]

So inspiring 😍! Bunny, would you tell me what are the blue plants on your patio and how to care for them.

[@gggarden6085]

I wanted to ask too! They look very beautiful!

[@CottageGardensonForest]

Looks like plumbago.

[@ourfloridagarden4191]

Yes that is plumbago

[@zvitalisica4420]

Plumbago- thanks x👍

[@gggarden6085]

@@ourfloridagarden4191 thanks!

[@АлександраГруша-с2ь]

It’s fantastic! 🙏🏻 thank you

[@OfftoShambala]

Good stuff... I have a eucalyptus I was planning on spraying gold and I will refer to as ‘authentic gold leaf’

[@Redtopshop]

Love these ideas!! What about mosquitoes or other insects?

[@asianangie7209]

Great question. I wonder if It is a problem in UK. I am in DE and parents are in NJ, both places seem to be worse each year. This year also experiencing little biting flies.

[@paultsworld]

Thankfully not a problem in England

[@fudge6509]

Hi! Love your videos! I wonder if you would mind saying where you bought those (2) wonderful settees that we see. They are deep, look comfy and are exactly what I have been looking for for years!! Thanks for help ( I will then organise a Xmas party outdoors just like you)

[@easyandnatural6320]

Beautiful , I had something similar in my head ,have already used pc sheets for the shed, it's really good.

[@lynnscholes1617]

Please can you teller what the purple plants in pots are? ( when you are talking about lighting a fire)

[@asianangie7209]

So sad when it is the end of your videos, I can watch it all day! Is that blue flowering plant viburnum? How did you plant it in the narrow necked pot?

[@willowingchintz]

Plumbago auriculata

[@mygeorgiaokeeffe]

How do you affix the heather to the PV, and all that to the support structure? Thanks.

[@amydavid1111]

Bunny, what is the paint colour you use for the wood? I love it.

[@bunnyguinness]

Do you mean the lichen type colour on the doors and windows? We repainted them about 14 years ago and are just about to repaint. I seem to remember it was a lichen/stone colour I copied from a friend. I use Jotuns Demi desk as the repaint interval is around 12 years and they can copy other colours. I have just chosen a French grey with a hint of lilac like you see a bit in Provence for the next repaint. Sorry I can’t give you an exact shade.🐇

[@galacticboomflyer2307]

Bunny thanks for this video I really enjoyed it! I do have a question about how long you keep plumbago in your pots or is it possible to keep plumbago forever in pots as long as you want with trimming?

[@bunnyguinness]

Thank you! Plumbago seem to put up with abuse brilliantly. I have had some in same pot for maybe 10 years and they still thrive. They root easily from cuttings though will be rooting some as soon as I have enough new growth.🐇

[@galacticboomflyer2307]

@@bunnyguinness Thanks! I'm inspired and I'll give it a try!

[@zvitalisica4420]

Any idea where can I get a gazebo like Bunnys??

[@kaiteross6596]

What are those blue plants in the beginning of this video , does anyone know ?

[@bunnyguinness]

They are plumbagos! Amazing plants got through the winter in the Uk here in usda zone 8, though people often think they are not hardy. You can train. Against a wall and they flower for 3-4 months 😊

[@paultsworld]

I believe the lovely Angels Trumpet is a brugmansia rather than a datura.

[@bunnyguinness]

These were Daturas and then they went back and forth between Brugmansias and Daturas, yes you are right Paul, they are brugmansias now. When I first grew them they were Daturas, so I am old fashioned and incorrect, sorry should use current name.

[@paultsworld]

I see what you mean Bunny - I agree with you that it's the name we grew up with that holds the resonance and feels 'right'. I'm relatively new to them so I've only known them as Brugmansias.

[@janehutterli5112]

We lived in Auckland, NZ, for several years where datura grows prolifically. Some people there make datura 'tea' for its hallucinogenic effects. Highly addictive & toxic. I believe it was banned from sale.

[@kathleensmith644]

Oh Bunny, how many gardeners and designers did you employ to do all this? Who maintains all this for you?

[@kathleensmith644]

I agree it is utterly ridiculous.

[@ywuzibarajas3840]

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤

[@princessjulia5646]

Aren't these fires dangerous with children in the garden ????

[@bunnyguinness]

Yes if children are small and unsupervised

[@lorrainemarchant3728]

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[@margaretd3710]

Be very careful with Angels Trumpets!! They are poisonous so you have to make sure that children and your pets aren't able to get to them and eat the leaves or flowers. -- I think they are absolutely beautiful, but I got rid of mine when I learned how poisonous they are. I raise other beautiful flowers and admire the beauty of Angels Trumpets in someone else's yard.

[@pinkpeony2056]

Yes, Margaret, I remember a case in Florida where a couple of students tried to poison their teacher with brugmansia. This was many years ago. The plants and blossoms are quite beautiful. If heavily, heavily mulched they can survive zone 6 in the US if the winter is mild. As long as you don't make a tea of it or smoke it, you should be fine.

[@emanymtonsi_siht5992]

You should be ashamed talking about "atmosphere, cover, light etc" and how to create them. If I had the kind of money I suspect you do (judging from the size of your little garden and your humble shed in it) I would just hire somebody to decorate it and another person to present it with the proper way in a video...