Build this container for your David Austin rose

This project was fun, and easy and the final product is beautiful! Build this container for your David Austin rose.
For my birthday, my wife gifted me a new rose, continuing a tradition from the past two years since I developed a passion for David Austin Roses. Not having enough space in the garden bed, I decided a cottage garden-style planter would be ideal. However, I found that ready-made ones online were quite expensive, with the one in the video priced at $120...ouch! Additionally, it was too narrow for my David Austin rose. Undeterred, I resolved to create the perfect container myself. After sketching out my vision and crunching the numbers, this is what I came up with! I always aim to construct things affordably, using minimal tools, and ensuring they are easy to assemble.
Shopping list:
2 redwood fence boards - 3/4" x 5.5" x 6'.
4 redwood bender boards (usually in the garden section) - 0.125" x 3.375". x 96"
1 redwood - 2" x 2" x 8'.
This is an example of a 5gal planter I used on the interior. Like I said, I had one left over from a tree I planted in my yard. My local nursery has them for $6. I would imagine you could get one for free from any local landscape company. You may need to go to one of the active job sites.
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Tools you "need":
Miter saw.
Table aaw.
Air nailer.
Staple gun.
Wood glue.
Tape measure.
Pencil.
Cut List:
Redwood bender: 24 x 15"
Redwood fence boards - 4 x 18" & 2 x 19.5"
Redwood 2" x 2": 4 x 17.5" and cut the remaining piece in two equal lengths. Cut these on the table saw (long ways) into four .75' strips.
See the video for the remaining cuts and installation.
****Last thing to note.....if I could do it all over again and I would reduce the width of the planter by one inch all the way around. So, reduce the width of each panel by one inch. This would give a better fit to the planter that I used to hold the actual rose.
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In the Glenn - A garden RUclips Channel. Located In Northern California in Zone 9.
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[@ToadsRosesGarden]

Wow your wife is a lucky gal ! Beautiful ! Subscribed !

[@Alejandro_C62]

Nice! Munstead Wood is going to look awesome in the planter. Deep crimson with the dark brown /gray, chefs kiss🧑‍🍳 😙🤌.

[@intheglenn]

You nailed it......the grey/brown color was chosen because of how good I thought it would look with the Crimson.

[@perennial-garden]

Looks really nice! And you chose a great color :)

[@intheglenn]

I thought it would look really good with the dark crimson rose color. Glad you thought so too!

[@folsomextra6008]

New Sub! I like the planter, but the obelisk is what I'll be building this weekend.....super cool!

[@intheglenn]

LOL....glad you found something you liked! :0)

[@tvsholidayspecials5453]

This could not have come at a perfect time. I have two Austins coming shortly and I was hoping to find two square planters for the front of my home. Maybe I'll see if I can make these, especially for the price!!

[@intheglenn]

Timing is everything! It was a very fun and simple build....wishing you the best!

[@Thehealinggarden-2]

Just a warning Munstead Wood amazing, beautiful, best fragrance but she’s the thorniest rose ever 😅❤👌

[@intheglenn]

Thank you for the heads up! I have Princess Anne and she's SUPER thorny too!