How to plant a Sun loving container with warm colors!/Garden Style nw

[@trishferrer8209]

I sure enjoyed this video. So relaxing to watch. Today I did my first ever large pots like this, and they turned out very well! So pretty. I think they should perk up in about a week.

[@chuckylamb4398]

Excellent. Given me ideas for my wall trough. 😘🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@raisingbeachbums4707]

Looks beautiful. I love the look of large pot container gardens.

[@dagingflowerchild733]

I need what you do in August

[@mercrn1995]

Wonderful! Thanks for the tips. Just starting to get into container gardening :)

[@dieptran4931]

Such a beautiful flower container you had created! I like your selection. How could you move that large and heavy container? Thanks for sharing your idea.

[@dorisnay5770]

I like your show. I heard a roaster in the background.I always want a roaster someday when I have a small land in the south.

[@emiliamartucci8291]

Rooster added to the charm. When I visit my relatives in Italy I don’t mind waking up to the rooster’s loud incomprehensible directives. Lots of useful directives in this video. Than you.

[@PIAMUSA]

I also luv'd how you plant them in one pot...I have some of those too and they're so beautiful...luv'd it...

[@jennylee1425]

Very inspiring to watch your videos

[@joannetullini6814]

I enjoy your show very much. I use fewer plants in my containers to give them room to grow. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@jjcameron7977]

Lovely!

[@sandraleamelendez9679]

Just happened to come across your channel..really liked your info BUT could barely hear you over the music..The Rooster is a great addition. 🐓

[@samanthairish8467]

i use fiberglass window screening in the bottom of my pots

[@kathbiddle-dutton7069]

I love the rooster 🐔 lol. I do similar to keep pot lite, fill with the plastic pots that my flowers come in. Like the milk jug idea, but don’t drink milk. I love this arrangement will it last through the winter? I’d love an idea for a arrangement that looks good all year, any suggestions? Thanks again

[@myterracegarden3890]

Wow so beautiful colour

[@ВераН]

Thanks! Beautiful! 👍🙂🌿🌿💚🍀🌸🌹🌺

[@KamiHerr]

i like how he's crowing to the music though

[@twerpylou]

Nice!!!

[@Ro7068]

I wish you’d show us the milk jugs, etc you used as filler. Some of us are newcomers.

[@lorettacarlson1779]

How do you keep the weeds out of your gravel areas?

[@blancagastelum9407]

Please, write the plant's name in your videos. I not hear you very well the names of that.

[@Declan_Moriarty]

cordyline euphorbia calibrachoa osteospermum bidens helichrysum

[@galaxy3157]

How do you arrangemilk bottles inside

[@kathleenlodahl1358]

Just the inspiration I needed. What size pot is this in inches?

[@tapa6376]

Good

[@elizabethcarlo964]

So sorry but what is annual and peri annual? I am completely new at gardening as you can see from my stupid question.

[@jeanieling7296]

Annual means it lasts just for the one season, and are often plants that originated in very hot climates that never freeze---sometimes annuals drop seed if you let some of the flowers make seed pods at the end of the season---but when those seeds grow , the next summer, the new plant is not always exactly as the originals. Perennial, or peri-annual, means the same plant you installed will come back for a few or many years, regrowing from the root, bulb or corm. Perennial plants usually die back to their base when freezing weather comes, then resprout in the spring. Hydrangea bushes are a woody example. Daylilies are a non-woody example. Annuals often are bloomers from spring through to autumn. Petunias and geraniums are annuals in most climates/growing zones. Perennials usually have a more limited bloom time, maybe 6 to 8 weeks, sometimes less. Various perennials can be selected for spring, summer or fall blooms, so something is in bloom most of the season. It is also good to choose some plants whose foliage you love, so they make you happy when they are not blooming. KZbin and google both have info on nearly any plant. You can easily teach yourself. Be sure you plant sun plants in the sun and shade plants in the shade. In July and August, a pot in full sun the size the Garden Style lady just planted will usually need water at least every other day, because of the heat, Begin with one pot or two pots, and one plant in the ground. Start at the back door or front door so you see them every day. Build your garden from there, start small. Good luck. Have fun.

[@elizabethcarlo964]

jeanie ling thank you very much. Good info. For me as a beginner. I will start as you said with one plant and go from there. 💐

[@verawallace9055]

You will love the perennial, it's so beautiful to see them emerging in the Springtime, you should try planting some hostas they are easy to grow

[@TheClaudiaoc]

What are the name of plants?

[@ebrimasinera7152]

I want to work with you

[@wendyc4997]

😘

[@ДарьяКостарева-ш1з]

На небольшой контейнер столько растений!((

[@joanbrewer9254]

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