Pool Stuff Storage: you have a lovely garden... your property that is behind the pool, behind the black metal fencing,.... you could build a small cute shed to match your house...and create a pool storage shed, for all the toys, pool noodles, floaties, and scoops/nets... put in windows with window boxes filled with flowers on it...a little 'cottage'...
We have what is called a play pool. Deepest is 4 and a half feet. I like you garden around the pool. Unfortunately like you I have to deal with basketball hoop at one end and floaties all around. With the equipment I built two fence panels on each side of filters to hide the cleaning tools also. As long as the kids are young and at home you have to find compromises, you'll get it back when they move to their own homes.
I do feel like I am making conscience compromises for other people to live around my garden areas 👼🏼 and I am hoping that those items will eventually just become a part of the scene and not eyesores to me. And, the thing is, my kids DO have their own homes! So this is for them and the little babies they bring with them. I chalk it up to the cost of having them close, and when I sit and watch them giggle and splash in the pool, it's all worth it!
That’s beautiful. You have done a great job. Love the “work in progress” garden 😊, especially the coleus, petunias and hydrangeas! Oh, and the sounds of the dovesa And other birds 😀
I am Shelly good morning to my sweet friend thank you so much for sharing your beautiful garden with us I love seeing what you’ve put together it is so pretty hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy thanks for the invitation to tour your beautiful garden
I have searched for a garden you tuber in my zone that I enjoy listening to and enjoy their style. Well howdy neighbor from iowa . I just subscribed to your channel and I look forward to seeing more videos!! Super envious of the pool!! That is my dream!!
Your yard is very lovely! I have a suggestion for your pool items. How about removing the sage and perhaps some of the plants to the left of them, fill in the soil area with more of the pavers you have down, then add a large storage bench to put all the pool items inside. You probably will have to build it to accommodate the pool noodles. You can keep your pole behind the bench. Just a suggestion! ☺️
Hiya Edgy Gardner! 🌺 New subscriber here an I just love your garden.🪴 🌾🌼🌸🌺🌹🌷🌳 Oh ya need a small shed or a few Keter 165 gal.resin outdoor deck box’s (Sam’s Club) to keep all your pool stuff in as they would fit right in your garden perfectly and they are so affordable too. 🌼🌻🌲♥️
Hehehe, you have packed that yard full!! Love it, but have you tried adding vegetables to your garden! That's what I do now! Nobody's the wiser! I will be moving February 1st to a 1.6 acre Homestead!! Just cleared, man o man, I can't wait. It's gonna be my muse!! Starting with a Flower farm to boot! And market garden! I'm self trained ex flower killer who has turned into a butterfly!! Watch out World here I come!!
Maybe you could have a really cute, small garden shed/pool toy storage building built somewhere to keep everything in so you don't have to see it? Your backyard is beautiful!
I’m a new subscriber and really enjoyed seeing your most recent video. Everything is so neat and manicured! One small suggestion would be that a higher camera resolution would really show off everything so clearly.
I just found a yarrow that doesn’t get very tall, hence it shouldn’t fall over…I was so excited to find them, I bought three of them!! It’s called Vintage Red.
You could do with some zinnias in ur cottage garden they quick growth and flour all summer u can seed now and will get flowers for your vase too. That mold just dilute some milk and pour all over its Cus it’s wet no air getting through
Wow, everything looks great! I can see why the Marrakesh Coleus is your favorite. I was reading the comments and the concrete decking stamped to look like wood totally had me fooled. The only thing I would have done differently is I think the decking would have looked a little better had the *boards* not have lined up with each other in so many places. I would have staggered the *boards* during the stamping process so things would have looked more seamless. I'm putting the Fire and Ice Hydrangea on my list of pollinator plants to acquire someday.
I would suggest building a small closet out of the same fencing and stain color to hide all your pool goodies, making it exactly the same height. It would most likely look like a bump out in your fencing, but definitely just blend right in and not be noticeable. Paint all your hinges and hardware to match the fence so it’s not a giveaway. Yard is beautiful!
Beautiful!! Clematis it’s a slang thing 😂 I also pronounce it like you do. But I also know people that pronounce it the other way. They are from the upper states .. you have a beautiful garden!! Great work!!
Really beautiful! I am working on a garden & well “ whew” it’s a lot of work & this year is the most beautiful I have ever seen it. I can’t stay out of the garden centers. So glad I caught your garden & subscribed too! Thank you!
Hi Shelly! I'm new to your channel. LOVE your garden, so pretty and colorful. Love how you not only have flowers, but also use foliage for color and texture. Just gorgeous! Thanks for sharing 😊 Angela
You can get an outdoor shed that’s tall but nice Rubber maid has nice ones in different shapes and sizes also diff colors one the color of you fence and even black
In front of your fence by the pool can you put up some free-standing lattice screens to hide your pool stuff? Say three separate footed panels made with 4 by 4's for frame with metal or wood lattice between the 4 by 4's. You could even grow clematis behind and have them climb through. Just a thought. You needn't do anything as it's all very beautiful. It's just that you mentioned not wanting to see the pool stuff.
Thank you for sharing your garden with me. I just love how it’s all coming 🫑🍅🪴👍together and growing so nicely! I love to garden and I also make garden videos. I in my 3rd year gardening. I have so much to still learn. I’d love it if we could learn more from each other! Happy gardening 👨🌾 🌷🌼🌻🌺🌸🌹🐝
I’m also new to your channel, and I am a new subscriber. You have a good eye for colour and ‘styling’ and a great collection! Unfortunately I had to also take out my Beebalm because all I did was get downy mildew no matter how careful I was in ensuring water did not hit the leaves, and ensuring good circulation. It’s OK though because now I have a beautiful Miss Molly butterfly bush, which has a attracted Monarch butterflies all summer long! I have also pronounced ‘clematis’ the same way you do! Keep up the great work ! 🌸🍁❤️🇨🇦
Dear shelly, if you have not found the name of your un-named coleus, found it on another site, they call her MARAKESH I am enjoying your site as you speak slowly and distinctly and for that I thank you
A very nice garden tour. Your video was recommended. I’m also in zone 5b but in southern Ontario, Canada near Niagara Falls. You grow lot of the same plants I grow. Max Frei geraniums - I put in a few this year and they are still sporadically blooming and I’ve been deadheading. Do you find you need to do that to make them keep blooming? Ninebark - I have several in my driveway garden and they really cascade and look beautiful when in bloom. Right after blooming, I cut them back by almost half and take out old canes to the ground. This gives the shrubs time to put on new growth and set flowers for spring and by fall the branches are cascading again and look fresh. Removal of old wood is important to keep them in control. I have Tiny Wine which stay on the “smaller” side.
Happy you found me Susan. Our zone is so large and has so many personalities. I have never deadheaded my geraniums. They are flush in the Spring, then kind of sporadic through the summer. I do find the older they are, the better they bloom. Good tip about the ninebark. I do need to shape mine a bit right now, and it just switched to its purple-plum leaf color. I am loving it
@@edgygardener2826 If you cut back the Ninebark now you will likely not get flowers on the new growth. I’m not sure how late you can leave it before newer growth does not produce flowers. Our climate here is hot humid summers and cold winters with snow. But you never know these days.
Oooo yes, the space between the pool and back fence would look spectacular lined with the cannas and elephant ear (maybe coffee cups variety) and maybe a Medusa sweet potato vine for a tropical vibe- I’d the banana hardy in your zone or do you have to overwork yet that inside? Love the arborvitae’s over by the hot tub And I love the nickname “hole digger” cracks me up each time 😂 Thank you again for share it your amazing space 🥰
I do have to overwinter the banana inside. I actually forgot to pull it in this year, so am starting over. I have my eyes on soooo many cannas. I t hink you're right about the medusa giving me some tropic vibes
New subscriber too :D. I am moving from a zone 7 to a 5A, so very nice to see your gorgeous place, great inspiration for what I’d like for our next place. We’re also likely downsizing garden size as well, here on 5 acres, I just keep filling it up with beds! Gorgeous but a lot of work to keep up with. Looking forward to your next videos :D
Hi, Everything is beautiful but I suggest a stylish shed for your pool stuff. I could put up with the noodles but not the stuff on the other side of the pool. Other than that I envy you!
2nd video I have watched and have to say I absolutely love your garden and your personality! I think if you would do more videos then you would blow up with subscribers in no time! I will put your name out there if that’s something you would want to do full time???? Or is this just for fun ? Lol your place reminds me a lot of the channel I recommended to you on the first video I watched her name is Janey with DPWR . And her first place everybody loved and her channel blew up quickly, but she put out a video every day except weekends. That could be you too! I hope to see more from you soon! Have a great day! 🌺🌸🌻🌈🦋💖💯🔜😊❤️
Beautiful yard! Great selection of plants and love your pool area! New subscriber just north of you in SE Wisconsin. Always looking for zone 5 garden videos! Just recently picked up a fire and ice hydrangea and trying to decide where to plant it! How old is yours may I ask! Thanks for the tips! Just gorgeous! Those baskets on your fence look great, but I've had the same ones for a couple of years and they dry out very fast. Time to replace as they've faded a lot too. Bummer because I love the look of them! Thanks again!
Hello fellow zone 5 gardener! I believe mine is 5 years old. I figured I might have to spruce up the baskets on my fence with some black paint every few years. I've started just having the spray paint on hand now. I do wonder how easy it will be to find the coco fiber inserts ....
New subscriber here too! We are putting in a pool right now and there is so much rock in our yard that it has been hard to get anything to grow in ground. I really like your grouping of containers and that has inspired me! Can I ask the dimensions of your pool? Everything looks beautiful!
Sure. The pool is 12 x 24. It seemed very small when we were 'drawing' it out, but on 4th of July we had 16 people playing in it! I am very happy with the size.
In Britain it’s pronounced CLEM’-atis. Here in California people say Cle-MAT’-is. Brits also say or-e-GON’-o, instead of oregano. 😆 I say if you can grow it as beautifully as you do, you have earned the right to call it anything you please! 😁
One of my favorite garden tour out of ao many on you tube. One that i have viewed sevwral times already.
That means a lot. Thank you so much
Wasps have a rep, but they are the ‘wolves’ in the insectworld, and are so good for pest control when you grow organic!
Simply Stunning, you've got a green thumb 💚
Absolutely love what you're doing ❤
Thanks so much 😊
What a gorgeous collection of flowers! Wow. I’d spend all day on that patio.
Absolutely beautiful 🏵️
Everything is beautiful
Pool Stuff Storage: you have a lovely garden... your property that is behind the pool, behind the black metal fencing,.... you could build a small cute shed to match your house...and create a pool storage shed, for all the toys, pool noodles, floaties, and scoops/nets... put in windows with window boxes filled with flowers on it...a little 'cottage'...
I love that idea - however our subdivision covenants do not allow for extra buildings. But that has been a dream of mine. Great tip!!
Golly, gorgeous (pool toys and all)! Beautiful backyard! Enjoy your summer! ❤✌
We have what is called a play pool. Deepest is 4 and a half feet. I like you garden around the pool. Unfortunately like you I have to deal with basketball hoop at one end and floaties all around. With the equipment I built two fence panels on each side of filters to hide the cleaning tools also. As long as the kids are young and at home you have to find compromises, you'll get it back when they move to their own homes.
I do feel like I am making conscience compromises for other people to live around my garden areas 👼🏼 and I am hoping that those items will eventually just become a part of the scene and not eyesores to me. And, the thing is, my kids DO have their own homes! So this is for them and the little babies they bring with them. I chalk it up to the cost of having them close, and when I sit and watch them giggle and splash in the pool, it's all worth it!
Just beautiful
Your favorite coleus - I put it in the ends of my hayracks and they are gorgeous! I am in love with it as well!
That’s beautiful. You have done a great job. Love the “work in progress” garden 😊, especially the coleus, petunias and hydrangeas! Oh, and the sounds of the dovesa
And other birds 😀
your foxgloves are fine. they are bi-annuals that grow the plant the 1st year and send up lavish flower stalks the 2nd.
I am Shelly good morning to my sweet friend thank you so much for sharing your beautiful garden with us I love seeing what you’ve put together it is so pretty hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy thanks for the invitation to tour your beautiful garden
I have searched for a garden you tuber in my zone that I enjoy listening to and enjoy their style. Well howdy neighbor from iowa . I just subscribed to your channel and I look forward to seeing more videos!! Super envious of the pool!! That is my dream!!
Welcome aboard! Glad to share the zone with you
Your yard is lovely!
Oh thank you
Lovely garden!
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful garden 💖
Most Foxglove are biennials and thus don't bloom the first year. Hopefully you'll see blooms next year!
Very beautiful!
What a Lovely garden!! Beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful garden, love all the pots and hanging baskets🌸🌺 very inspiring👍🏾
Everything looks real good! Love all the coleus and hydrangeas
😃
Thank you for the tour! Your yard and garden are beautiful. I think Garden Answer said foxglove blooms the second year. I love your coleus wall!
I got the idea for these Foxgloves from Garden Answer! The Dalmation series is supposed to be able to bloom first year. I think it's users errror
Just came across your channel love it your yard is beautiful I love gardening so nice to see new ideas
Thanks and welcome
You said it right the first time.Clematis
Avery cozy patio garden！
I love the beautiful hydrangeas around your garden 🌸🌸🌸❤️
Thank you
Wow so beautiful planting nice choice. Good share 🎉🎉🎉
Such a spectacular garden!
Thank you very much 🥰
❤ so beautiful garden
Beautiful 😍
Your yard is very lovely! I have a suggestion for your pool items. How about removing the sage and perhaps some of the plants to the left of them, fill in the soil area with more of the pavers you have down, then add a large storage bench to put all the pool items inside. You probably will have to build it to accommodate the pool noodles. You can keep your pole behind the bench. Just a suggestion! ☺️
So peaceful. Great layout.
Absolutely beautiful!
Wow very beautiful garden!
ALL BREATHTAKING !
Either prounounciation is correct. I think Clem at is is the way English pronounce it. I say cle mat is
Waooooooooooooooooooooooooo❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ sooo beatifullllll
You have a beautiful garden! I love all the Coleus😍🌺
Gorgeous! So jealous of your hydrangeas. ❤️
So nice of you
Hiya Edgy Gardner! 🌺 New subscriber here an I just love your garden.🪴 🌾🌼🌸🌺🌹🌷🌳 Oh ya need a small shed or a few Keter 165 gal.resin outdoor deck box’s (Sam’s Club) to keep all your pool stuff in as they would fit right in your garden perfectly and they are so affordable too. 🌼🌻🌲♥️
I'm thinking that's what I will do
Very pretty! I’m also a central Illinois gardener so happy to see what works for you!!
Let's stick together then!
Incredible design sense!
That's a wonderful complement. Thank you
Hehehe, you have packed that yard full!! Love it, but have you tried adding vegetables to your garden! That's what I do now! Nobody's the wiser! I will be moving February 1st to a 1.6 acre Homestead!! Just cleared, man o man, I can't wait. It's gonna be my muse!!
Starting with a Flower farm to boot! And market garden!
I'm self trained ex flower killer who has turned into a butterfly!! Watch out World here I come!!
Beautiful garden, happy gardening!!
Beautiful x
Thank you! 😊
Maybe you could have a really cute, small garden shed/pool toy storage building built somewhere to keep everything in so you don't have to see it? Your backyard is beautiful!
I was thinking a cute shallow wooden shed built into/against the wooden fence where the cannas and banana tree are.
I’m a new subscriber and really enjoyed seeing your most recent video. Everything is so neat and manicured! One small suggestion would be that a higher camera resolution would really show off everything so clearly.
Thank you for the tip. I am really trying to figure all the technical stuff out. Suggestions are welcome
Your garden is beautiful
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for sharing. You have an awesome garden.
I just found a yarrow that doesn’t get very tall, hence it shouldn’t fall over…I was so excited to find them, I bought three of them!! It’s called Vintage Red.
Your yard is amazing!
So Sweet. Thank you
Hi Edgy Gardener
New subscriber. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden. Such an inspiration. Enjoyed the tour. Peace and Blessings always.
Many thanks
I am from Barbados. I enjoyed your very much.
Welcome to Illinois!!! Glad you found me
Hi from uk I’m a topiarist ur garden is fabulous
Beautiful.
So beautiful 👍💖😊
Thank you so much 😊
Surely you can get a beautiful used arch for your Clematis and some short fences for bordering in market place. Really beautiful. Thanks for share.
great idea
You could do with some zinnias in ur cottage garden they quick growth and flour all summer u can seed now and will get flowers for your vase too. That mold just dilute some milk and pour all over its Cus it’s wet no air getting through
Wow, everything looks great! I can see why the Marrakesh Coleus is your favorite. I was reading the comments and the concrete decking stamped to look like wood totally had me fooled. The only thing I would have done differently is I think the decking would have looked a little better had the *boards* not have lined up with each other in so many places. I would have staggered the *boards* during the stamping process so things would have looked more seamless. I'm putting the Fire and Ice Hydrangea on my list of pollinator plants to acquire someday.
Your patio is beautiful😊
Thank you so much
I would suggest building a small closet out of the same fencing and stain color to hide all your pool goodies, making it exactly the same height. It would most likely look like a bump out in your fencing, but definitely just blend right in and not be noticeable. Paint all your hinges and hardware to match the fence so it’s not a giveaway. Yard is beautiful!
Amazing!
Beautiful
Beautiful!! Clematis it’s a slang thing 😂 I also pronounce it like you do. But I also know people that pronounce it the other way. They are from the upper states .. you have a beautiful garden!! Great work!!
Thank you for your comment - and for our shared pronunciation!!
Really beautiful! I am working on a garden & well “ whew” it’s a lot of work & this year is the most beautiful I have ever seen it. I can’t stay out of the garden centers. So glad I caught your garden & subscribed too! Thank you!
Wonderful! Stay cool out there!
Muy hermosas plantas,,felicidades
Hello Maria
Hi Shelly! I'm new to your channel. LOVE your garden, so pretty and colorful. Love how you not only have flowers, but also use foliage for color and texture. Just gorgeous! Thanks for sharing 😊 Angela
Love the garden! It’s pronounced Cle-matis
Our pollinators need all the help we can give them.It would be awesome to find a spot for the bee balm!!
Beautiful garden, thanks for sharing. Wonder if an outdoor cushion storage crate for the pool toys. Painting the handle on pool skimmer .
Great idea about painting the pole! Thank you
Love it! Such a great yard.
You can get an outdoor shed that’s tall but nice Rubber maid has nice ones in different shapes and sizes also diff colors one the color of you fence and even black
Gorgeous garden!
Beautiful! Loved it!
In front of your fence by the pool can you put up some free-standing lattice screens to hide your pool stuff? Say three separate footed panels made with 4 by 4's for frame with metal or wood lattice between the 4 by 4's. You could even grow clematis behind and have them climb through. Just a thought. You needn't do anything as it's all very beautiful. It's just that you mentioned not wanting to see the pool stuff.
It is so pretty
my dream place🤩🤩🤩
All looks beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your garden with me. I just love how it’s all coming 🫑🍅🪴👍together and growing so nicely! I love to garden and I also make garden videos. I in my 3rd year gardening. I have so much to still learn. I’d love it if we could learn more from each other! Happy gardening 👨🌾 🌷🌼🌻🌺🌸🌹🐝
Gorgeous yard! Love your pool.
I’m also new to your channel, and I am a new subscriber. You have a good eye for colour and ‘styling’ and a great collection! Unfortunately I had to also take out my Beebalm because all I did was get downy mildew no matter how careful I was in ensuring water did not hit the leaves, and ensuring good circulation. It’s OK though because now I have a beautiful Miss Molly butterfly bush, which has a attracted Monarch butterflies all summer long! I have also pronounced ‘clematis’ the same way you do! Keep up the great work ! 🌸🍁❤️🇨🇦
Dear shelly, if you have not found the name of your un-named coleus, found it on another site, they call her MARAKESH
I am enjoying your site as you speak slowly and distinctly and for that I thank you
Beautiful 🌺
A very nice garden tour. Your video was recommended. I’m also in zone 5b but in southern Ontario, Canada near Niagara Falls. You grow lot of the same plants I grow. Max Frei geraniums - I put in a few this year and they are still sporadically blooming and I’ve been deadheading. Do you find you need to do that to make them keep blooming? Ninebark - I have several in my driveway garden and they really cascade and look beautiful when in bloom. Right after blooming, I cut them back by almost half and take out old canes to the ground. This gives the shrubs time to put on new growth and set flowers for spring and by fall the branches are cascading again and look fresh. Removal of old wood is important to keep them in control. I have Tiny Wine which stay on the “smaller” side.
Happy you found me Susan. Our zone is so large and has so many personalities. I have never deadheaded my geraniums. They are flush in the Spring, then kind of sporadic through the summer. I do find the older they are, the better they bloom. Good tip about the ninebark. I do need to shape mine a bit right now, and it just switched to its purple-plum leaf color. I am loving it
@@edgygardener2826 If you cut back the Ninebark now you will likely not get flowers on the new growth. I’m not sure how late you can leave it before newer growth does not produce flowers.
Our climate here is hot humid summers and cold winters with snow. But you never know these days.
Oooo yes, the space between the pool and back fence would look spectacular lined with the cannas and elephant ear (maybe coffee cups variety) and maybe a Medusa sweet potato vine for a tropical vibe- I’d the banana hardy in your zone or do you have to overwork yet that inside?
Love the arborvitae’s over by the hot tub
And I love the nickname “hole digger” cracks me up each time 😂
Thank you again for share it your amazing space 🥰
I do have to overwinter the banana inside. I actually forgot to pull it in this year, so am starting over. I have my eyes on soooo many cannas. I t hink you're right about the medusa giving me some tropic vibes
New subscriber too :D. I am moving from a zone 7 to a 5A, so very nice to see your gorgeous place, great inspiration for what I’d like for our next place. We’re also likely downsizing garden size as well, here on 5 acres, I just keep filling it up with beds! Gorgeous but a lot of work to keep up with. Looking forward to your next videos :D
Welcome aboard!
New subscriber here. I love your garden, it's very beautiful and therapeutic to watch. I would do anything to have such a garden
Beautiful garden! I love the pool deck. Is that stamped concrete made to look like wood? Very nice texture.
Yes. The concrete was colored slightly then poured, another powder color cast was added then stamped and sealed. We really are enjoying it
@@edgygardener2826 is it slippery when wet?
Hi, Everything is beautiful but I suggest a stylish shed for your pool stuff. I could put up with the noodles but not the stuff on the other side of the pool. Other than that I envy you!
thanks for the tip
What specifically are those tall evergreen conical trees in the background? Thanks in advance!
They are Arborvitae - emerald green. They are about 8 years old
@@edgygardener2826 Thanks, I was trying to figure out if they were emerald green or north pole. They are gorgeous! Thanks for your response.
2nd video I have watched and have to say I absolutely love your garden and your personality! I think if you would do more videos then you would blow up with subscribers in no time! I will put your name out there if that’s something you would want to do full time???? Or is this just for fun ? Lol your place reminds me a lot of the channel I recommended to you on the first video I watched her name is Janey with DPWR . And her first place everybody loved and her channel blew up quickly, but she put out a video every day except weekends. That could be you too! I hope to see more from you soon! Have a great day! 🌺🌸🌻🌈🦋💖💯🔜😊❤️
Que casa mais linda ❤
Gracias
@@edgygardener2826 😘❤🌼
Your garden is beautiful! What are the evergreens you have screening the hot-tub from the front. How old are they?
Arborvitae - about 7 years old
Beautiful yard! Great selection of plants and love your pool area! New subscriber just north of you in SE Wisconsin. Always looking for zone 5 garden videos! Just recently picked up a fire and ice hydrangea and trying to decide where to plant it! How old is yours may I ask! Thanks for the tips! Just gorgeous! Those baskets on your fence look great, but I've had the same ones for a couple of years and they dry out very fast. Time to replace as they've faded a lot too. Bummer because I love the look of them! Thanks again!
Hello fellow zone 5 gardener! I believe mine is 5 years old. I figured I might have to spruce up the baskets on my fence with some black paint every few years. I've started just having the spray paint on hand now. I do wonder how easy it will be to find the coco fiber inserts ....
Hello Michelle
How are you doing, where are you from
I think foxglove don't bloom until 2nd year? I could be wrong though.
New subscriber here too! We are putting in a pool right now and there is so much rock in our yard that it has been hard to get anything to grow in ground. I really like your grouping of containers and that has inspired me! Can I ask the dimensions of your pool? Everything looks beautiful!
Sure. The pool is 12 x 24. It seemed very small when we were 'drawing' it out, but on 4th of July we had 16 people playing in it! I am very happy with the size.
@@edgygardener2826 it’s perfect! Thank you for sharing! Would love to see how you group your containers in future videos. Enjoying your channel!!
In Britain it’s pronounced CLEM’-atis. Here in California people say Cle-MAT’-is. Brits also say or-e-GON’-o, instead of oregano. 😆 I say if you can grow it as beautifully as you do, you have earned the right to call it anything you please! 😁
I like your style! Thank you