Your look, nails, sunglasses are all *chef's kiss* impeccable. Today was the first sunny day in ages here (in the UK) too! I am looking forward to spending lots of time in the garden this Spring/Summer!
2nd flowers are Marigolds. Beautiful. Have you seen the African Marigolds? They're also pretty common. They look similar but the blooms are much fuller and round. I love them.
I just went outside to pull some weeds and admire my small native garden before work 🥰 outdoor gardening is so different from indoor gardening! Thanks for sharing your process.
This video is so fun i love it! I love seeing your hang out with me type of videos and now we're treated to a longer one. Lovely content Kat! Much love from Utah
I may have mentioned before, but look into dwarf fruit trees in your area. I'm in CA where they're easy to get, but you can get dwarf citrus trees (lemon, lime, etc - in different varieties). They don't get any bigger than about 4 maybe 5ft tall. I have mine on rolling stands that I can easily bring inside when the weather gets unpleasant. You can soon make homegrown mint lemonade.
Super cute outdoor space. I have a banana tree that is growing crazy fast and putting out 2 new leaves a week. I’m not really expecting bananas, but the leaves are huge and it’s fun to watch grow. The tag said it’s called “Truly Tiny” bananas and is for patio containers.
This was fun to watch. Some of those flowers are perennials and will come back next year. That salvia will be beautiful and can be pruned back in the fall to grow again next spring. I was sooo happy you said you were putting the mint in separate pots. I have a bed of apple mint that started in a pot and one or two branches leaned over the pot. That bed is history. I’m letting it be an Apple mint bed. 😊
Try isopropyl alcohol (aka rubbing alcohol) on the acrylic paint. If that doesn't work, acetone would be more powerful but might cause other issues with the table.
I looooove mint. I have 2 big ones and I love them. Great for just a mint hot infusion after lunch/dinner or mojitos!!! One of them had a horrible pest last year so I started from cero (because they are sooooooo easy to propagate in water) and now she is gorgeous ❤
Good luck on the eucalyptus. 🤞Most likely it’s gonna be a tree - a tall one at that. They’re also highly flammable as wildfires are part of its lifecycle and natural ecosystem.💕
Your look, nails, sunglasses are all *chef's kiss* impeccable.
Today was the first sunny day in ages here (in the UK) too! I am looking forward to spending lots of time in the garden this Spring/Summer!
aww thank you so much :) happy gardening to you!!
The second flowers you showed are marigolds 🫶🏻 also I love these longer vlog type videos, vloggy/watch me do sht vids are my fav
omg i thought it might be but wasn’t sure! thank you :)
2nd flowers are Marigolds. Beautiful. Have you seen the African Marigolds? They're also pretty common. They look similar but the blooms are much fuller and round. I love them.
They look beautiful,great planters!👍
💚🌱☘️🌵💚
I just went outside to pull some weeds and admire my small native garden before work 🥰 outdoor gardening is so different from indoor gardening! Thanks for sharing your process.
This video is so fun i love it! I love seeing your hang out with me type of videos and now we're treated to a longer one. Lovely content Kat! Much love from Utah
thank you so much i appreciate it ❤️
I may have mentioned before, but look into dwarf fruit trees in your area. I'm in CA where they're easy to get, but you can get dwarf citrus trees (lemon, lime, etc - in different varieties). They don't get any bigger than about 4 maybe 5ft tall. I have mine on rolling stands that I can easily bring inside when the weather gets unpleasant. You can soon make homegrown mint lemonade.
So nice that you have this lovely outside space! Enjoy! ❤
Super cute outdoor space. I have a banana tree that is growing crazy fast and putting out 2 new leaves a week. I’m not really expecting bananas, but the leaves are huge and it’s fun to watch grow. The tag said it’s called “Truly Tiny” bananas and is for patio containers.
This was fun to watch. Some of those flowers are perennials and will come back next year. That salvia will be beautiful and can be pruned back in the fall to grow again next spring. I was sooo happy you said you were putting the mint in separate pots. I have a bed of apple mint that started in a pot and one or two branches leaned over the pot. That bed is history. I’m letting it be an Apple mint bed. 😊
so relaxing ❤❤❤
lol I get that same ice cream truck outside my house all the time 😂
I’ve also heard that cilantro does the same as mint and will spread to the rest of the garden bed.
Try isopropyl alcohol (aka rubbing alcohol) on the acrylic paint. If that doesn't work, acetone would be more powerful but might cause other issues with the table.
You could have a lemon tree... or a not so much fuzzy ficus like a ficus elastica burgundy :B
Oh! Or a Crepe Mrytle or, my fav, a bougainvillea tree 😍
I looooove mint. I have 2 big ones and I love them. Great for just a mint hot infusion after lunch/dinner or mojitos!!!
One of them had a horrible pest last year so I started from cero (because they are sooooooo easy to propagate in water) and now she is gorgeous
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The yellow orange red flowers are marigolds, they are great companion plants for veggies(not sure why just heard that a few times lmao)
Got sick for a week & couldnt take care of our outside garden. My mum check them out today, 1/2 died. Haha. Its so hot here even with garden net roof.
Good luck on the eucalyptus. 🤞Most likely it’s gonna be a tree - a tall one at that. They’re also highly flammable as wildfires are part of its lifecycle and natural ecosystem.💕
Ammonia or acetone will get that paint off the metal surface!