Professional Gardeners React to Subscriber Gardens!

We turn the camera around on YOU! We looked at hundreds of subscriber gardens from across the United States, and let's just say there were some absolute BANGERS!! Let us know which subscriber garden is your favorite.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Entry 1
00:35 - Entry 2
00:59 - Entry 3
01:23 - Entry 4
01:45 - Entry 5
02:05 - Entry 6
02:23 - Entry 7
02:49 - Entry 8
03:20 - Entry 9
03:47 - Entry 10
04:03 - Entry 11
04:35 - Entry 12
04:56 - Entry 13
05:34 - Entry 14
06:00 - Entry 15
06:27 - Entry 16
06:53 - Entry 17
07:31 - Entry 18
07:55 - Entry 19
08:33 - Entry 20
08:56 - Entry 21
09:29 - Entry 22
10:00 - Entry 23
10:32 - Entry 24
10:51 - Entry 25
11:21 - Entry 26
11:59 - Entry 27
12:30 - Entry 28
12:56 - Entry 29
13:20 - Entry 30
13:54 - Entry 31
14:30 - Entry 32
15:08 - Entry 33
16:12 - Our Garden Picks
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[@epicgardening]

What type of garden should we react to next? We had a ton of fun highlighting your epic gardens...want to make this a series! - Kevin

[@Anjerz]

I rent. I wanna see other people who rent show off their hacks for impermant/movable gardening.

[@PamelaFox]

Native gardens!

[@eileenmarie888]

I ❤ this video! So fun seeing other gardens! Would you guys do a garden help video where we send in pics of our garden problems and you make recommendations?

[@yiayiaapril9151]

Great video! Sorry I missed sending in a picture of my garden 😊

[@sherimatukonis6016]

Pew-al-up... Puyallup, WA. LOL. I love listening to people try to pronounce Washington state cities.

[@YACABE]

You should turn this into a segment. You said you'll do international gardens next. Maybe you could also do balcony/concrete gardens, raised bed gardens, in-ground gardens, beginner gardens, row gardens, container gardens, larger mature gardens, flower gardens, butterfly gardens, winter gardens, greenhouse/polytunnel gardens, gardens with water features, perennial gardens, shade gardens, vertical gardens, permaculture gardens, hugelkultur gardens, gardens with fences, bird gardens, wildlife federation certified gardens.....okay, now I'm starting to sound like Bubba from Forest Gump.

[@starr_ship]

Strongly agreed; great way to window shop ideas for a given setup in a hurry. I'd add one more category for those of us living in the corner lots: "oddly shaped yard" gardens.

[@YACABE]

@@starr_ship Yes! Challenging land, terraced, and small-space gardens too. 🙌

[@kypie8]

Oh my gosh, before I got to the end of your comment I was thinking “ shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo, pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp…” 😂😂😂

[@onemoredoll5791]

@@kypie8 😂

[@epicgardening]

AMAZING IDEA

[@SpareBedroomGardens]

Not an engineer, just a broke down factory worker with moderate ADHD who has found a centering force in his garden. Oh and an HOA that insists any garden be neat and orderly. Lol.

[@chattyotter3300]

ADHD fam!🔥 I ended up doing a fuckitall garden this year, burying my expectations along with the potatoes. I figured I can’t fail if I don’t care from the start😂

[@RachelTsTime]

This is especially inspiring ❤🎉

[@oniswdbs]

I'm so sorry you live in a HOA. They should be illegal

[@JasmineLaura]

The HOA part. I live in a neighborhood with an HOA and am getting into gardening… trying to figure out how to not get a ton of charges….. yet I’ve seen one house in a far corner with native grasses and a couple chickens!??! Maybe I should knock on their door and ask what their secret is. Are they paying somebody money to look the other way or what?? 😅

[@IronWangCreates]

@@JasmineLauraI’m British so I can’t speak from experience but I know one of my friends researched protected plants and state rules etc before she started turning her garden space into a vegetable pollinator garden. She’s got some endangered native plants, but mostly she found that her area has local protections for gardens that feed bees and butterflies so it superseded anything the HOA tried to pull.

[@FloraM44]

I'd send a pic but would have to clean up all the weeds 😂

[@ebybeehoney]

Read my mind

[@FloraM44]

My weeds are acting as pest traps and pollinator food (suuuure, that's why they're there 😆)

[@FloraM44]

@@heavymetalbassist5 that sounds fabulous! I did notice a lot of the weeds I let go this year got tons of flea beetle damage, while my other, planted plants, had very little. I guess the beetles know what grows in the area best!

[@speedymarie3594]

Heard 👍

[@reneejmj]

Same 😅

[@graysoncharpentier]

This is awesome, I didn't think my little garden was going to be nice enough to make it into a video. Love you both, and thank you for all the helpful videos. This is my first ever garden, and I am super proud of it.

[@SuperWhatapain]

Congrats sweetie!🎉

[@corporatetoad]

Me neither. So happy!

[@Wicked_urban_garden]

Which one was your? Best video award ever. I loved seeing so many styles of gardening.

[@onemoredoll5791]

@@Wicked_urban_garden me too! Very encouraging

[@deanablythe9394]

Well done

[@corporatetoad]

Wow. Never figured you'd show my meager garden. It's completely filled in with plants.

[@SuperWhatapain]

Congrats sweetie🎉🎉🎉

[@Wicked_urban_garden]

Which one was yours? I loved them all.

[@deanablythe9394]

Well done

[@corporatetoad]

​@Wicked_urban_garden the one with the daper gentleman!!

[@chriswiley5184]

Congratulations

[@JordanShultz97]

Thanks for including my little slice of jungle in the video. I can report that I got the new design of grow bags you guys realised earlier this year and I’m very happy with them. My goal this season was to really push the space I had to the limit and it’s definitely full of green. If I had a sent a picture of what things look like now it would be full of cucumber vines. Thanks again

[@FlickerHill]

😂 those are spools not lights for lower and lean trellis, it is 27ft long with 4x 8-1s put together. 50 tomatoes 🍅 in there! Ill be posting the new garden tour this weekend showing them loaded up! Thanks for the shout out guys ❤ -Erica

[@FloraM44]

Thanks for explaining, I thought it a little odd to 'need' lights outside! 😆 Nice setup!

[@onemoredoll5791]

You rock it out. Been following you since I started my garden last year.

[@FlickerHill]

@FMNsocial of course! Now the tomatoes have grown a bunch and are strung up it looks much different! This photo was from early spring just after planting the tomatoes out.

[@FlickerHill]

@onemoredoll5791 thank you 😊 🙏 💓

[@carolfrueh]

Beautiful!!!!!

[@jmariel6843]

As a Washingtonian, hearing Jacques do his best to pronounce Puyallup sent me 😂 That’s a tough one. No one gets it right the first time. It’s pronounced pew-wallop. Great video! Gave me lots of ideas and inspiration.

[@chattyotter3300]

Same😂 Such a classic one to mess with people

[@margoroske4530]

Do the Poo-yaloop! iykyk

[@jmariel6843]

@@margoroske4530 😂

[@erin1220]

I also like telling people "You sit on a pew in church, then you all stand up to sing. Pew, all, up." Cracks me up every time lol

[@RiaLucia]

Haha as soon as he said it but before the title came up on the screen, I thought “Oh, this must be in Puyallup…” I’m from Tacoma and I don’t think most people knew how to say even that name until the Toyota pickup truck came along.😅

[@UpstateGardening]

Zone 5’ers, we’re finally getting love 🤣

[@mkbreptiles]

Please turn this into a series I loved this!

[@mooncatandberyl5372]

yeh great idea, here in england we have a BBC tv programme called gardeners world, which has been broadcast since the sixties and is still going strong, it is broadcast internationally, I only know that because on every episode they feature viewers gardens, not just from UK but internationally.

[@MizuMing]

I think this type of thing should be an annual video. Once-a-year asked us to send in our gardens and see if people have improved on some of their designs, gotten more textured or depth to their gardens and just see what people come up with. I can see that as a fun thing to do.

[@jennhoff03]

Yeah! Can we also shame them if it looks WORSE than the year before?! :D :D

[@tanyakilbane7636]

That is a great idea!

[@Cheezitnator]

Dude, it's so cool seeing so many awesome gardens. Definitely gives me a couple ideas about my own.

[@nature_secret_vault_za]

Definitely lots of great ideas,

[@nisnber5760]

I love how Kevin selected 26 & 27 as his two most favorite gardens, the very same two I picked. Twenty six is the most neatest and probably the most productive of all the gardens in this video, and as a someone living in an apartment complex in NYC with a small container garden on my balcony, I loved seeing how 27 manages a thriving, beautiful container garden with lots of different, unique and interesting plants in his small porch.

[@epicgardening]

Great minds!!

[@TheGardenFamily]

Wow! I’m so humbled our garden was one of the picks and the thumbnail!! This is such a wonderful video seeing all the great gardens from around the country, looking forward to the international one! Thanks again!

[@aimeekitty]

Thank you so much for featuring my cottage garden. It was a big pick me up! I've followed you guys for years and it was so lovely to hear such nice compliments. I do vegetable garden, too, right to the right of this photo, but my flowers were looking particularly nice just then, and like you say,... pollinators! We also have had 4 hummingbird families this year, so I feel like that's a sign of doing something right. Thanks for being so sweet.

[@chriswiley5184]

Your garden is gorgeous. What a beautiful job you did ❤

[@aimeekitty]

@@chriswiley5184 thanks so much!

[@xoMiaMoore]

When your name popped up, I said to myself, "Oh wow, someone with the same name as @aimeekitty" not thinking it would actually be you haha! I know you from your art/sewing, so cool to see your garden too!

[@aimeekitty]

@@xoMiaMooreaw Thankyou! Thanks for following my art

[@sheilakuri8387]

This is one of my very favorite videos. Way to go everyone!!!!! Let’s Keep on Growing!

[@sarah_d_makeupartistry657]

Love seeing other people’s gardens. Awesome video:)

[@jenruddock3105]

Although mine didn't get shown it was still fun to participate and see everyone else's garden, giving me lots of ideas for when I have a bigger space 👍

[@kelleythomas2129]

Thank you for the shout out. I do have a bird and critter problem. The netting keeps them out but it also will become the structure for making a green house in the cooler months. Love you guys and all the great info you provide. ❤

[@tjeanvlogs9894]

Puyallup (pew al up) That raised bed style is very common in our area (Puget sound) due to our wet fall, winter, spring; our issue with slugs, and our short dry warm season. Beds like these take well to season extenders and all the other trick we have to use to get tomatoe, peppers, and similar warm weather veg to be something other than orinmentals. Eggplant, sweet potato and just about every winter squash will never quite ripen before the cold and wet returns. these beds are usually made from cedar and will heat the soil earlier in the spring.

[@glenncombs3471]

Puyallup, Washington. Supposed to be pronounced "Poo-yallup". Usually pronounced by locals as "Pyew-allup". The accent is on the second syllable. Side note: Tacoma Washington used to have many paper processing plants, which created a very unpleasant smell that permeated the whole area. The running joke at the time was "The aroma of Tacoma puts the phew in Puyallup"! I agree this would make a great series.

[@chattyotter3300]

Omg why haven’t I heard the second part of that saying, that’s incredible😭

[@gabepurpur]

Fun episode and lots of great ideas. Also Puyallup sounds out like Pew-al-up.

[@bombietours]

I can't wait for the international pics. I live in Costa Rica and have been putting together a garden and would love to have it in one of your vlogs. PURA VIDA 🌴

[@amberv77]

Im so excited!!! My little KZbin shout out moment. Thank you so much. I am much more like you Kevin but my daughter in more like Jacque and she convinced me to put them in at an angle. I do love the flow but another part of me says I could have gotten more in 😂. Thank so much for the mention. You guys are great!

[@epicgardening]

Love your setup!!

[@tericamcginnis5848]

FYI Puyallup - phew-al-up. Great video so many ideas in a short time. I love how positive and complimentary you are. Great job!😎

[@lisaespiritu2901]

Love this video, gives me some great ideas. Please do more of these in the future 🙌

[@OakCity7797]

Props to you guys for highlighting different gardens from around the USA. Even though you had to chose your favorite, I feel like everyone was encouraged to see their garden featured on tv. Thank you and good job.

[@StormWarningMom]

Jacques, you did an admirable job trying to pronounce Puyallup. It's pronounced pyoo-YAL-up. (It took me a few years to figure out the right way to say it). At any rate, it's a suburb of the greater Seattle metro area. Great video guys, loved seeing all the garden set ups. Keep on growing 🤗💐🍏

[@stephaniebalducci6248]

I was cracking up when i heard that, too. We sure have some interesting town/city names in this state. 😂 By the way, my daughter is a chiropractor in Puyallup. Small world. 🙂

[@alindasue]

Hello from Tacoma. I always just tell people to say the words: pew all up. It gets them close enough without having to get into interpreting fancy phonetics. Speaking of interesting place names around here, I bet they would have real fun with Sequim. 😆

[@priestesslucy3299]

Spanaway checking in 👋

[@priestesslucy3299]

@@alindasue I mean, mispronouncing sequim like a sequin would be a whole lot less butchery than what happened to Puyallup 🤣

[@elainemiller9943]

Bremerton here 😊

[@OceanGraves]

oh my god.. i would’ve 100% sent my garden in, ah god im so upset I missed the opportunity! Oh well, it was fun seeing everyone’s garden. Also surprised at how many growbags were used

[@elizabethbaldwin1269]

Me too!

[@onemoredoll5791]

Same

[@suzannejobbins3146]

Same.

[@debbybrady1246]

They are all great in their own ways. I'm amazed at all the metal beds used, as they are so expensive. It's nice that so many have the means to buy them. They make such a lovely garden. I voted with Jaques, the Central Coast garden.

[@pattysternjacob3713]

You picked my favorite Kelley Central Coast CA!! Awesome garden. Love you guys did this video!! Do more!!

[@c.t.o.4200]

PEW-ALL-UP on Puyallup, Jacques! Great try, though!

[@Nocare89]

Beat me to it haha

[@reasonablyreliable]

We need an @tastinghistory crossover when Jose feels ready to unveil his work!

[@41degreesN12degreesE]

Yeeessssssss

[@hughanderson7827]

Entry 18 put a big smile on my face - look close at the grow bags & you see a bunch of plastic forks to protect against bastard squirrels I imagine.

[@kypie8]

😂

[@courtneywhitt9971]

It’s mine and absolutely it is. Squirrels and rabbits. It’s actually worked out pretty good. It’s my first garden. The one big failure I have had was the fence with the tomato trellis. The squirrels just walk along the fence and grab what they want. But hey they aren’t touching the ones in the grow bags 😂

[@susanturner9023]

I just love how you guys respect and love what anyone growing is doing!

[@FruitofSilence]

Great video and LOTS of inspiration! Looking forward to the Internation Edition!

[@arescue]

That Fallbrook Zone 10 is really fun. It’s nice to see other zone 9 and 10 gardeners making it successful.

[@dustyflats3832]

I found Erica’s garden clothesline posts interesting. I want to build just That on the ends of long wide rows so I can hang shade cloth and be able to draw it like a curtain. I noticed they used 2x4 tops instead of 4x4 and that is a way to cut the cost. That right there was a great thing for me to see. It also looks like she’s using those string pulley things like James Prigioni uses. I’m not into growing tomatoes that way as it doesn’t work well in my garden. However, there are so many things you could use cables strung across to those poles. Love it. Those clothesline posts will be my next project after we finish up irrigation and between enlarging and replacing polycarbonate panels on greenhouse. You mentioned fencing 😂😂😂we would not have a garden or a plant without barricades especially this year in extreme drought in Z5a, WI. Last night as we were doing irrigation before the super heat dome moves in, we were chasing bunnies with a fish net. Ya know, it’s bad enough to deal with the usual pest pressure, but I think we’ve had every animal in our local borage us including never have I ever seen-VOLES-Ugh! When I looked them up I froze!😮. They are all thirsty and hungry for something green and they think they found the salad bar. It’s been a battle. Loved the ideas from others in quick fashion.

[@malindacote848]

Really enjoyed this video! I love seeing everyone’s gorgeous gardens! Keep up the good work!

[@Joanaphillips77]

I loved seeing everyone’s beautiful gardens. The differences in growing styles, methods, and creativity. Really enjoyed this video.

[@mackeralsmackers]

Love that one circular fragmented garden!

[@courtneywhitt9971]

Thank you so much for featuring my little backyard city garden. It’s my first year and I’ve learned a TON. So much inspiration from everyone else’s gardens. Love it! ❤

[@katy8161]

"From Poyo-loop, WA... I hope I said that right." Oh honey. Oh honey, you didn't. But you tried, and that counts a little. 😂

[@TayRMac13]

Potatoes grow great in tires! I had them lining my garden at my old house!!

[@snowpaw360]

The all container garden is probably because they don't own the house so they cant tear up the grass to plant a garden. Those lowes buckets don't last long in the sun though, I used to use them for hydroponics.

[@SpareBedroomGardens]

That's mine 😊 We actually do own the house. I started in five containers and some old picnic table benches 4 years ago on my deck because I thought getting some height on them would be easy on my thrice surgeried back. The irony being as my garden expanded it got me up off the couch and I've lost weight and gotten more exercise than I have in a couple decades. So now i probably could deal with an in ground garden. But the containers are a sunk cost at this point so I may as well use them. The ground is also dense clay and extremely rocky. Just sinking T posts can be a frustrating game of avoid the rock. Those Lowes buckets have held up surprisingly well. Some if them are the Original 5, going on their 4th blistering SC summer.

[@terrinegron]

Nice, loved seeing all kinds of gardens. Thank you!

[@maureencornell7151]

Such an awesome and fun way to see other gardens! I feel like I'm watching the gardening version of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Great stuff guys, thanks!

[@igneousidol]

yay, a garden close-ish to my home in the Finger Lakes, Heather in Tully, NY! love the rock border

[@corporatetoad]

Hi neighbor!

[@Miss.C.]

Hi Neighbors! I’m in Syracuse in the city. I’d love to chat and pick your brains. I have a 2 row 40’x6’ vertical garden. . #Urbangardening

[@corporatetoad]

@@Miss.C. awesome! What are you growing?

[@BabeJohnson]

Kelley from the central coast, California is my favorite. I've watched her videos along the way as she has designed and created her garden. A garden full of love, light, and joy. Thank you for showcasing our Kelley!

[@GardenDiscovery]

Thanks for your support and encouragement

[@soniadoss1856]

I love that you posted all these gardens. What inspiration and plenty of ideas!

[@jberd1021]

Thanks for sharing our garden! My husband Phillip does the hard work and I’m the helper! 😂 it’s been so much fun and we added 2 more beds this year and shiitake mushrooms plugs drilled into tree branches. So excited for the garden this year! ❤ you guys!

[@juliepoolie5494]

Carroll! Shout out to a fellow Ankeny resident! Wooo! I’m so excited for you! I put my first raised garden bed in this year! Loving it!

[@epicgardening]

That is awesome!

[@chochstek]

I can't believe I got selected!!! It was within days of finally getting it all planted! Nothing better than Iowa soil ❤ now if I can get hubby to let me add more beds!

[@juliepoolie5494]

@@chochstek Your garden is beautiful! My hubby is encouraging me to expand the garden. I just need to figure out where to put the Birdies beds as I just have a small suburban backyard.

[@mikeshomegardening8150]

Yup. Mine didn't make the cut lol. After I saw the first garden shown I turned to my wife and said, "oh yeah, I'm not in it lol". She agreed. Well, it didn't hurt to try. All gardens featured look fantastic!! Great work, everyone! ❤🎉😊🥕🌽🌶🥦

[@rebeccainspiringhope4357]

I’m tempted to send mine, but it needs some work!

[@jennifermunoz9526]

Great idea for a series! I found this video inspiring. I mean, I look around at my garden and I think it looks super ragged. But then, I see this video of regular people whose gardens are gorgeous and it unlocks my ability to see the roadmap from where my garden is to where their gardens are. I’m fired up. I wanna go work in the garden.

[@carlgrayman7663]

It's Pew-Al-Up. lol. I live close by, nobody gets it right. Most of the towns around here are named after native Indian tribes.

[@annastasiawheeler4305]

I love how he says Puyallup (pew-all-up), but hey, my ex bro in law used to say Willam-ette for the Willamette (will-am-et) river in OR. Lol. But still, love the pronunciation.

[@jamesmcintosh1383]

Such a great video! All of your gardens are beautiful! Inspiration is already flowing for my garden next year!! Thank you.

[@GardenDiscovery]

Omg omg omg the " Sunny from Philadelphia guys " showed my garden here in Central coast California! What a boost. I was so down because the youtube channel I started isn't growing much. You just picked me up big time. Thank you. Love you both!

[@ThKiwi]

I’m near you and have a similar garden that I’ve just started bc we only bought the house a few months ago, I loved your space because it’s how I dream my garden will look eventually!

[@GardenDiscovery]

@ThKiwi, come subscribe and we can share garden ideas!

[@thirstymercfan]

You should do a series in this… I’m in australia, my garden is a little light in at the moment and we are half way through winter. Lots of brassica, onions and garlic growing. One summer hits my garden transforms its beautiful lots of tomatoes, corn, sunflowers and zinnias…. I have all birdies beds, living in oz very accessible

[@Synaptic_Response]

Pew-al-up Puyallup Jacque! What is that zucchini you like so much that has good flavor and isn't as watery as normal? I grew all sorts of zuccs this year trying to figure that out and then my 1 year old made sure I have no idea whats planted where. Also a cool video idea. people send in pictures of issues and you two try to help out. Thanks for the content.

[@tretre1692]

You should do voting for the gardens! Hell, even toss in a prize for the BEAUTIFUL gardens! Theres no way id be able to chosoe just one though! Absolutely stunning the creativity and skills people have!

[@Miss.C.]

Weekly

[@michelera6365]

Oh what fun it was to look at how others garden. I enjoyed this! Gives you so many ideas that you might use when planning out your space! ❤

[@magnusericsson]

For me, as a garden initiate, I get very inspired and happy from these sorts of videos. I know also, that the same type of video on another subject (/hobby) where I already have decided on a goal, and is behind schedule, I would get extremely stressed by seeing other's successful projects. I hope to see some international gardens from cold climates next, living in Sweden myself...

[@JerriStephenson]

I love seeing all the different garden setups! Hope y'all make this a regular thing!

[@kypie8]

Josiah V. , we live in the same town! You have a very beautiful garden. I enjoyed seeing everyone else’s gardens as well- they are all so unique & it’s interesting to see all the different layouts. 🌿💚🌿 Unfortunately I missed out on sending in a photo of mine this time so hopefully Kevin & Jacques will do this again in the future so more subscribers can submit photos of their pretty plots! ✨🌻🪴🍅✨

[@anonymous-lf8ye]

I was very surprised and happy to be featured! Never imagined that my little garden would be selected. I am honored. 6:06

[@annak.9483]

omg pls make this a regular and international thing! I love seeing all the variety, I garden on my balcony with little space so it’s always good to see new ideas for saving space.

[@tannenbaumgirl3100]

After years of battling deer, ground hogs and rabbits, I installed a solar electric fence with two strings of wire using an S20 Gallager Solar energizer....baited the wires with peanut butter to put the deer on high alert, and so far so good in my Minnesota gardens.

[@blackpetalgardening]

Really enjoyed this video! Seeing how everyone is utilizing their space is inspiring, plus it was great to see a fellow Oregonian in the bunch.

[@trinityleyendecker427]

7:17 I love #17, I just started a mini garden and I used cinder blocks that we had on the side of our house, so I decided to put them to use since I'm a budget gardener and don't have the money for pots

[@ColletteAileen]

So jealous of these beautiful gardens. I tried for 20 years to fight the deer, insects, grass,and weeds. Too much heartbreak. But I still like to see others' gardens

[@user-ei9nk9vb9o]

So neat seeing everyone’s gardens! Sad I missed out as would have loved to show off our zone 3 garden growing citrus, figs and bananas (banana is still a long shot but the others have produced fruit!)

[@Gardenpixee]

I bought like 13 birdies beds here in nz. I plan to deck out our 12m tunnelhouse with 8 long beds and the rest are small and will be for trees. They all arrived yesterday and I'm amped!

[@humblecourageous3919]

We didn't send in a photo of our garden. But since our backyard has 10 rainwater tanks (dry Southern California), fruit trees, vegetable garden, raised bed, 15 gallon pots, a couple of trellises, as well as our swimming pool filled in with dirt that is now full of ornamentals and a dry streambed, I always thought our garden was too unconventional and most people wouldn't like it. But seeing all of these varied and wonderful gardens, I realize that our garden/farm is indeed a nice garden to be proud of.

[@sweetpeasbackyardgarden1236]

This was awesome! I loved seeing the garden submissions. Goes to show how many people are growing.

[@christophergetchell6490]

I wish I knew you were doing this, I would have sent in my zone 6A from MA! I built all sorts of trellises and enclosures out of repurposed pallets and designed my own drip irrigation system out of a filtration system for a retention pond! Glad to see most of the many garden zones in MA represent!

[@sweetpetuniafarm3102]

Just a note: if you have deer issues and don't want a 7'+ fence, if you do a double fence, they won't jump over it. It can double as a chicken/duck run.

[@Notable2Nikki]

You would probably die of shock if you saw prices for land here in Ohio... or Iowa like in the video. You can get multiple acres for less than 250k in the more rural areas around Cincinnati. They might not have a house or need gutted on the old house but they are out there. Ankeny is really nice! My husband grew up there.

[@alanawemple6074]

Thanks for including my garden in your video. I only sent a little section of my garden while trying to get a variety of my plants.

[@RockyMountainMeadowsMycology]

I didn't know you were doing this, but so cool to give feedback on other people's setups... I have one that I am proud of... I have a small 1100ft² apt with a small balcony. I am in utah, zone 6b, but with my small east facing balcony, which I enclosed in 6mm greenhouse film, some supplemental lighting and air filtering... I was able to make an awesomel container garden. I wish I could post a picture in the comments.

[@anishastoneystars1685]

Oh my god did he say that that’s hilarious Puyallup Washington😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@priestesslucy3299]

People who aren't from around here really struggle to get the name right from reading it 😂

[@annierampersad3982]

Thanks Kevin and Jacques for this wonderful video. The gardens are lovely.

[@TuttleScott]

Let us know when you want to do a video shaming terrible gardeners and I'll send you some pics :P

[@epicgardening]

LOL

[@41degreesN12degreesE]

I second this!!

[@emilyjones4000]

I lovingly call mine “Black Thumb Garden”. 😂

[@noelkuiper1199]

how do I submit mine? I am using repurposed truck beds as raised beds and it looks pretty cool. I have some cattle panel coming so I can trellis between them with my peas this fall.

[@magnetboy]

We need to do more of this

[@Chunk_Kelly]

I need to send you some pics of my garden for the next time you do this! Much respect to all the gardeners who did submit pics, they are all wonderful.

[@chattyotter3300]

As a Washingtonian don’t mind me chuckling at the pronunciation of Puyallup, it’s pronounced Pew-Al-Up. To be fair it is one of the classic “stump the outsiders” names along with Sequim, Snohomish, Yakima, Spokane, Tulalip, and Steilacoom, all Salish tribe names for the area.

[@LauraWinslow-gr6bl]

Great video and I love the new approach on showcasing subscriber's gardens! At first, I thought this was a Blossom\Five Minutes of Crafting Burn Video!

[@savorit11]

Puyallup,WA. Is pronounced "Pew-ALL- up" Thanks for this video, love seeing what other gardeners do with their space.

[@sabinesimon5326]

Wow!!! I love the vibe with #5 Emmanuella's the best. It's like chill spot meets veggies. Perfect set up for a deer proof brunch, Netflix or running away from the kids. All these gardens are great! If they saw mine they'd be like what in the amazon hell hole is this 😂🤣😹

[@Wraith35]

It's so cool seeing all the different types of gardens! Maybe this is something you guys could do from time to rime?

[@selecttravelvacations7472]

Seeing everyone’s gardens is really inspirational. Smart ideas! Thanks guys!

[@jackryan6446]

I really love this! You should keep doing this every once in a while

[@aarianna1504]

this video is very inspiring to me!!! i want to start getting really into gardening and seeing this is helpful for planning the layout!! everyone's gardens are so lovely!!

[@AnnasChickenRanch]

I really enjoyed getting a glimpse of other gardens around the country. Thanks so much for sharing these inspirational gardens.

[@amylouise3624]

Entry 11 was inspired (edible but elegant)! It's given me some wonderful ideas on how to utilize my fence space!

[@Leith0068]

I live on a gravel lot in a trailer park. Everything I grow is in pots on the hot gravel. The tomatoes and peppers love it. Next year, I'll be growing both again. Maybe I'll have a picture to share

[@luckyrobinshomestead]

Our deer would laugh at a 7 foot tall fence as they happily sailed right over it, but we have the big deer here. We have a gate that tall which came with an old part of our fence and they used to do it all the time. Now that we've taken away their runway, not so much. We had to use ten foot tall t-posts pounded in a foot to make 9 foot tall fences, using 10 feet of chicken wire so the top foot would hangout a foot in a way to make it really hard for the raccoons to climb in, too. They get to the top and kind of just dangle there, because they are too fat to get over the hanging less rigid wire. Keeps out 2 pests in one go.

[@thaliacrew1]

Don't worry, Jacques. Even native Washingtonians do not know how to pronounce Puyallip as "Pyoo-ah-luhp". It's an Salish indigenous word meaning "Generous People".