Potting Up Some Spring Containers: Mandevilla, Agave, and More! | Gardening with Wyse Guide

[@amyspeers8012]

My sweet French village puts up planter boxes in the village. There is a lovely man who takes care of them, as well as sweeping, power washing and tree trimming. When I see him working near my home, I bake treats for him.

[@jackijax505]

That sounds so wonderful 💕.

[@NadineBurleson-jc1ct]

I love that you have a sweet name for your big agave. My husband calls mine the Devil😂it is brutal to repot the big guy!

[@crystaldance5731]

Your such a ray of sunshine kaleb you have such a beautiful home and gardens ❤️😊

[@marymohan4034]

I love how you save your plants. And recycle them each time. I love watching your video your flower garden looks so amazing beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing ♥️ ❤❤❤❤

[@KatariinaKorhonen]

I love your videos! Greetings from Finland!❤

[@jessicabradshaw3365]

Love the idea of using the sedum for bright and constant color!🌿

[@juliapounds1391]

Love the way you garden!!!

[@karen-ep8ou]

I love that you save your plants. I would love to see your space that you have to over winter your plants. I also like foliage plants. You share how you like to save money by dividing plants. Thanks for sharing your space with us.

[@tinaclauson5238]

I love my cottage look gardens, but I'm always impressed and like the way you think and put yours together. You do an awsome and unique presentation of gardening. So kudos for thinking outside the box, being practical and giving us food for thought. 😊💛

[@bethjohnson8234]

Love the containers….love the way you think

[@Marie-lx3wg]

Loved this video.. love all your videos! Thanks from Sydney 🇦🇺

[@barbkenas5663]

Great pots, love that Agave!

[@GayleMeister]

While I don’t plant with architectural plants, I love them in your garden! They seem to fit your ascetics with your planters…just beautiful✨⭐️✨

[@yasmine4754]

Same here, I leave my garden more "natural" but I love to watch him create his beautiful garden.

[@monettemichaels8420]

Your gardens are fabulous. I noted the fountain was running. Did I miss the video on you getting that up and running?

[@WyseGuide]

Good eye! No, you did not miss it, that video is on its way and will be up soon! ⛲

[@monettemichaels8420]

@@WyseGuide yay. Looking forward to it.

[@susankeenan686]

Really enjoy your unique style that you incorporate inside and out your beautiful home

[@charlottebelieves285]

Love the foliage pots. Everyone always forgets that green is a colour too. I never thought about dividing the plants from the store, duh, why haven't I? Thanks. You are always inspiring and teaching me new things.

[@debbiepeloso6012]

Another great video! I have two black urns I usually place on either side of my front door and plant up to be mirror images of each other. Never thought of them as being separated until this Spring. In one urn I have a very large Cordyline (first time trying it) surrounded by pink begonias and two vinca vines. In the other urn jusy one thing, a very large "Spellbound" heuchera with very tall bloom stalks. Silver leaves with magenta underneath. Really beautiful nestled in a large bed of ivy.

[@angelakading8497]

I love my Coffee Cups! I used it as a houseplant in winter. I planted in a dark red coleus and purple fountain grass this year. Amazing!

[@cbass2755]

Mandevella’s…gorgeous flowers. Got one on my deck now in red…❤

[@debrak.6430]

All beautiful! I like to use Creeping Jenny for a beautiful bright pop of lime green...and if u have it in ground(i have mine trailing in intervals along my driveway stone wall) it's really pretty in the forefront and brightens up the plants behind it...and it comes back every yr in my Harsh winter Ohio weather!!!!😊

[@Mklockhart]

Love that you save your plants. Your garden is beautiful and it’s exactly how you should do it for yourself. Also trying that with the lemon coral sedum, great tip!

[@tessamarshall4147]

a formal garden looks so strange in that rural setting

[@VickiTheCraftAttic]

I’m not sure if it was our mild winter (only two storms), or early spring rains but WOW has my flower garden bloomed with abundance. I have two hydrangea bushes that rarely if ever produce more than a handful of blooms, and this year they’ve practically doubled in size with hundreds of buds. Both my rhododendron bloomed with flowers..one of them had never bloomed before. The azaleas were bright and full, everything is just amplified.

[@vickieyoung7122]

Love the 3 containers with the mandevilla...beautiful colors

[@shastriseeraj7425]

I love your wAy

[@LindaSilber]

I purchased two elephant ear bulbs, not knowing where I was going to plant. I'm thinking of two pots. Thank you for the idea. I'm not sure how long they can stay in my pots. I live in Florida, and they will grow outside year round. Thank you for sharing your lovely gardens.

[@mercury_rising]

I got my first coffee cups this year! Super excited to hear I can overwinter it.

[@gardeningwithmamabird]

It all looks fabulous! I love the containers in the garden. I need to see more of the garden beds that are filled with boxwoods.

[@LeahNess-t7o]

Good morning 😊❤🎉

[@WyseGuide]

Good morning 🌞

[@donabailey5965]

That was great! I hesitate to trim root bound plants but your example has given me the courage to cut back the roots.

[@kathystarnes6744]

I love the coffe cup plant, the planter and location. Gorgeous!

[@karinhamann5019]

I have added succulents in containers to my garden after seeing how beautiful yours looked. I tried overwintering mine, but they mostly all rotted. Perhaps I watered them too much (although I only watered them once a month), Have you ever done a video on how to overwinter succulents? Perhaps you have, and I missed it. If not, I would be interested in seeing how you repot them for winter and tips on caring for them. Thanks!

[@lorrem2539]

I like to use a coffee filter to keep the soil in the pot, but it also lets water drain.

[@lauravandien2363]

Please give an update later on the planter by your front door. Love that you divide plants, and save them from year to year.

[@CrazyCatLady1968]

This year in my pots I focused on hummingbirds - rockin' deep purple saliva, really red supertnias, and vermillion plants 😊I also did a couple small sunflowers and two yellow dahlias because they just looked so happy! The backyard is all shade and it's getting hostas, heuchera, ferns, astilbe, coleus, aralia sun king, begonias, lamium, & polka dot plants for something fun 😊I'm just getting it all planted up this year after getting it all ready last year by tearing out the grass that was really mostly weeds & sheet mulching with a Chip Drop.

[@shaneymatthews2003]

I absolutely love this video!! Showing various plants along with contains to grow in!! Thank you for this wonderful video 🎉🙌🙌

[@helenpecoraro9096]

Kaleb your creativity is just amazing💕💕💕

[@nicholasryan5401]

Beautiful containers and plant selections, They are the bees knees.

[@sandraryan7058]

I love the containers. I’d love to see your plant room and how it’s set up. 😊

[@theskiesthelimit-q2k]

I've just had a bunch of hostas planted in the shady part of my backyard.

[@milliehouston1089]

I just love your property with all of the beautiful plants and trees

[@bonnielamb2170]

You have such a great sense of style inside and outside 😊❤

[@BeckyMurphy-cq9ot]

I have grown Mandevilla in my front door pot but was going to try something different but I think after watching you, I will go for it again.

[@francesjones7156]

I'm texture over color girl so I loved what you did today.

[@juanramos.jr.7948]

I am amazed at how different gardening zones garden. Here in zone 9b South Texas, the land of agave , yucca, cactus and succulents l usually decapitate my aloes or agves and yuccas when they get to large. You put them somewhere dry and let the wound harden off , usually about 7 days , its easy to tell. And we have alot of semi - tropical perennials that really love the heat. I have planted pride of barbados, experanza, so many different type of salvias. We have a lot of baptisia; bulbine, different varieties of aloe that grow here. I think your garden is gorgeous. 😊

[@gingersipes9609]

Does anyone take their Mandeville in during the winter months. My cousin always took hers in, then put it back out in the spring. She always had good luck with them. Can't wait to see them in a few weeks.

[@AmandaF]

I went crazy on the allium daffodil and iris this year also sedum chocolate cherry ❤

[@karenkesslerpederson928]

I think you need to make a DIY water feature in your garden!

[@WyseGuide]

Coming soon... 👀

[@GMarieWrites]

I love your channel Kaleb - you inspire me so much. What I am planting in my very tricky Colorado front range landscape (bentonite clay soil, yeah!) is a lot of water wise perennials. I have a lot of different Veronica’s, a lot of different sedums, and I love my Artemisia plants. This year I am weaving in a bunch of Gaillardia for summer blooms and I started a nepeta hedge. I also planted a swath of native flowering buckwheat as an ornamental plant and it’s lighting up the base of an evergreen with yellow flowers. And I have a large, happy patch of columbines.

[@GMarieWrites]

I should note - like you while I do go for some flowers, I focus more on foliage textures and colors for garden interest.

[@barbarabohannon3089]

Love to watch you garden. .

[@teriharman566]

Love all your plants.

[@jordanyeager9220]

Awesome segment ❤🌈

[@ildav4214]

Love to watch your videos, love your gardens, I have mostly perennials with a pop of color here and there. My pots are overwinter geraniums, which are one of my favorite and dahlias, with a few fillers.

[@DouglasDrake-o8e]

I have overwintered my mandevilla vine inside for 2 years now and it does fine. Warning: the vines grow up the window blinds!!!

[@burtonwillis6454]

Can we discuss design inspo for the line of containers? Did you draw from source material? Asking because this is a beautiful layout and if there is a grander inspiration I would love to see it

[@sreykimsear]

I really like your videos. You are always so sunshine like attitude like me.

[@juliabinford6500]

I love combining foliage. I do plant some container annuals, but not in my beds.

[@PlantsBalcony]

Great video, I'll take it as inspiration for my next one!

[@kimswartz427]

Love your videos! I learn so much from you!

[@mayzellprice9946]

You are doing a great job❤

[@jackieback2133]

love your garden and sense of style Could you share where you purchase the iron tells thank you

[@deborahkizer4664]

It's like a jade plant.

[@bonniejoberg388]

I'm loving your container plantings! I got a small Mangave last fall that I'm trying in a patio container this year, along with herbs in pots. I also like to use a El Brighto coleus next to my front door, just one because it gets huge! Now I'm wondering if I can use the perennial Angelina sedum in containers? It seems to spread itself here, there and everywhere in my garden and they're easy to dig up and it looks so similar to the annual Lemon Coral sedum. I might give that a try. 😊

[@marlenenicholl6825]

The yellow sedum are so easy to grow - 😢I pull mine apart and sometimes get 3 plants from one - I have dipladenia and Mandevilla - 1 yellow, 2 red and 1 pink

[@BonnieHaley]

Hello 👋 ❤❤❤

[@doloresramirez3289]

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[@emilys4644]

Hi, are you using a willow trellis or metal? Thanks!

[@theromancediva]

Could you give some recommendations for a tall, narrow perennial or even a tree that may give some height and privacy? I have a bed that I am going to be getting ready and I want to add something that will block my backyard a little bit but wont get super wide and too tall since the bed will be quite narrow. Approx 4-6 hrs of sun per day.

[@davinadavies3703]

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[@sharonhopkins9982]

Hi Kaleb, just found your channel, I love your content! Will you water all plants in your container by your door even though sedum don't require much much watering?

[@annm6941]

👍🌱

[@bevstegeman]

Are those containers cement, marble ??? I really like their finish!

[@rochellemiller6329]

He said they are cast iron so I assume the patina is rust

[@bevstegeman]

Not the iron ones, the pots he planted first by the alliums. They had the metal “tee pees” in them and were planted with the Mandevillas.

[@rochellemiller6329]

I wanted to use your agave idea and had two huge aloe Vera plants already (actually I have a few, but two I wanted to use outside). These went outside the past two summers. I wait until nights are in the mid forties or warmer and set them in a part shade location for the first few days. Past two years, no problems. This year both aloes had leaves turn brown, flabby, and weak as if they were rotting. I would say the damage looks as if they had frozen, but temps were much too high for that. The plants weren’t too wet. Any ideas from anyone? Did they maybe get too cold too suddenly. Maybe I was just lucky the past couple of years or maybe they were less susceptible when they were smaller? I’d love some advice if anyone knows what I did wrong, thanks!

[@catherinezornischenko-pr-bn9wo]

How old is this garden?

[@JamiePeterson-g6d]

Your gardens are beautiful! Will you marry me?? Just kidding. I just wish my husband took more interest on our garden rather than golf! 🤣😐

[@lynnstarr8573]

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