The roots of the wisteria won't be a problem for the house. Wisteria has tap roots (a carrot is a tap root) - these roots shoot straight down and do not spread. Hence, wisteria is such a good plant to have by the wall of the house
I have a wisteria in the front garden that I inherited when I moved in to my victorian house. It had been cut back to a stump on my side of the fence, but went into my neighbours garden where it trailed over all of his fence. He begged me not to destroy it completely. The neighbour on the other side was very anxious to tell me to keep it under control. Over the years it grew back on my side, and flowered best after about 5 years. People compliment me on it and when it's on flower I often see people taking selfies next to it! I think it's gorgeous.
My home is turning 20 years old, soon. I am also aging along with it. I have been thinking and noticing it’s time to do an upgrade or a remodel. I’m the original owner and have taken good care of my house. It mostly needs cosmetic upgrades. I have always been a fan of English cottage decor, but am afraid it might be perceived as too mature. The way you used classic touches and design, really makes your home look polished and full of charm and character. Your journey is allowing me to give my thoughts and preferences an opportunity and proceed with a polished English cottage inspired design. Thank you for your fresh and young ideas and approach to making a space become what we want and prefer. Also, and lastly, wisteria roots grow long and straight down. They don’t spread across, therefore would probably not disturb your home’s foundation. Thanks again, young man. ❤
Thank you for ever so much for watching and leaving this lovely comment! I adore the idea of taking inspiration from an English cottage design, the aesthetic is timeless. Wishing you all the best with your remodel (thanks for the wisteria info) ❤️
Do it ! The sense of happiness and satisfaction you'll receive as you walk out your front door - for no reason other to admire it - will make a profound impact on your life. Copy/paste. Ash has gifted you a wonderful idea.
I have recently discovered your channel, it has been a delight to watch transformation you have give this lovely home. Do not ever move! The work on the front of the house adds a remarkable amount of charm to the house. The front door is just perfect in every way!
Yes🙌🏽 brilliant Ash!! Love love love how you kept the aesthetic and created something updated! Love the front door, wisteria, tiled front! All of it. Strategically allocated your handmade quality elements. Thank you for sharing your rationale 🙏🏽
Whenever I've spent alot of money for something I really really love (and still do) I have never regretted it. As you say you can enjoy your house and get your money back (and some) when you move. Its looks stunning and beautiful. 😊
Ash, what a beautiful transformation! As to that wisteria, which we all know is a beautiful vine, keep it under control as it can easily overtake everything in your garden.
A wonderful and very informative video! I agree that in the correct setting a wisteria vine adds charm and value. You point that, as with most plants, with proper maintenance the downside of wisteria mostly disappear.
my front door , bespoke , same wood as your, less glass, 4k. 2 sash windows, one set of french doors, one casement window , and two small casement windows, all accoya, 20k, total 24k..... Could have got UPVC heretige windows, the cost would have been about 8k cheaper. But the house has been transformed and people have knocked on our door and asked where we got the windows from. Was worth every penny.
My goodness me, you have transformed the front of your house from a dingy mess into a real beauty and I congratulate you! One can instantly see that it was worth every penny and I have absolutely no doubt that it has added a tidy sum to the worth of your property when you come to sell it. Bravo!
Most of the costs seem reasonable, especially given where you are. The transformation is fantastic and I would think the added value is much higher than the outlay. One oddity was the door, where you gave a very wide range of prices rather than what you actually spent (unlike the other items on the list).
Love what you’ve done your attention to detail is the way to go.I lived in a Victorian house and I really miss it but I had to sell due to a divorce and now I live in Australia so miss Victorian houses and London but maybe one day I will return.
Hi, I'm new here. I Love everything you did to the house! You had great vision! The Victorian tile walkway was a fabulous touch! Looking forward to your next video. Thank you for sharing!
Hi Ash, the street appeal of your house is fantastic. Totally worth the investment! Thank you so much for sharing the details and the companies that were involved❤️👍 love your channel
I'm in the USA. I can't believe how affordable your outside plaster work was! I just had a small area, (5 sq feet), of plaster inside my house that had cracked, repaired, and I was charged $230.00 for 1 1/2 hours work! Of which, materials cost $10.00.
Hi Ash 😊 your home is stunning 🤩 looks absolutely beautiful 😍 your vision is on point! To see this house have some real love and care and respect to its era is so special. So very well done you both 👍😀
Hi Ash, Absolutely stunning what you have done to the exterior. I am an ex-tiler, so I can appreciate that pathway that you have done. I did the exact same pathway for my best mate when I lived in Chichester West Sussex, I now live in Brisbane 🇦🇺 Keep up the good work 👌
I am really enjoying your house transformation journey so far! I only recently found you but I am loving seeing what you are up to with your design ideas and renovations! :))
What a transformation! This is exactly the type of house I love. Personally would have liked more photos, or to keep the photos showing on screen for longer. They flashed up quite quickly. It looks so good! And I love hydrangeas. Off to scroll your channel!
I LOVE the front of your home, Ash! Absolutely stunning! I find videos of homes in Britain, particularly those of older British homes, soooo interesting and enjoyable - and your home absolutely takes the cake. If I could have a home like that, I would. Unfortunately, we don't have homes like that in Phoenix. However, I have been doing similar types of projects on my Mexican-style home over the past four years. I do love those old homes in London, though. I really wish I could live in one like your home - especially after your improvements!
@@ashmazzina Aren't the different styles of some of the older homes wonderful? To me, most new homes don't hold a candle to the older ones. Your home is stunning - right in line with my own tastes (though not my pocket book, LOL). Congratulations on your labor of love! By the way, the only time I ever got to visit London was in 1980. A cousin had married an Irishman working for Rolls Royce there, and I stayed with them for a few days. They lived in Harlesden, NW10. I fell in love with LONDON on that trip!
Your House looks great. I would ask a plant expert if the Wisteria is safe to have up against your House. Some plants have intrusive root systems. If it does, you can put one in a large terracotta pot in the same area giving the same look with no potential problems later. Jeff
What do I think ? 🤔 Excellent choices . I agree with your comments regarding real wooden window 🪟 frames . The exterior is beautiful and turned out very well . The brick , the windows , the door , the incredible garden wall , and the beautiful landscaping and plant choices - all exceptional and very well done . 👏 Now the interior design - I really love the wall color , the complimentary lamp , the art , the sofa - all very beautiful . Elegant and comfy . 👍 And the host and homeowner is very handsome as well . I really enjoyed this vid and will subscribe .
It looks stunning, so worth the cost I think Just be minor point, try and slow your delivery down a bit please 🤣 I felt quite stressed at the end .... like I was late for something and had been rushing to get there (sorry)
I agree with all the prices and advice, but I personally think it is madness spending that much on a hand made bespoke front door for a house that is not going to be "forever". I found our 1880 door for our 1885 house on Facebook Marketplace with ALL the original brass door furniture for £200 plus £475 to have it refurbished a splash guard added and it stripped and painted. I am so pleased it is a period door with little marks it acquired over the past 144 years! You have vastly improved your house and this will also show when you go to sell it ... well done ! And just one last thing, I had a conversation with our listed building officer and he said, it is not a sin to want some modern items in these old houses, they should evolve with time and they are not meant to be museums !!!
I totally get where you’re coming from, I actually looked at getting an original door the same way, but so many of them had so many issues and would have cost around £2-3k including installation and removal of the 2 doors we had. So for us it was a no brainer to pay a little but more for a bespoke door! Also completely agree ☺️
It’s from a tiny shop in Florence, I’ve looked and they don’t have an online store! I bought it then had it shipped over 😅 honestly one of my favourite possessions
You might want to check with a heritage architect if it's ok to have exposed those bricks. I remember hearing that Victorian bricks used for rendering were fired differently.
@@ashmazzina Hi Ash, lot's of renovators did the same to their Victorian terrace houses here in Melbourne, exposing red brick. It left the brick open to moisture absorption. I see yours is yellow though.
We did, I think we just wanted the same throughout the whole house + at the time we had to prioritise costs for all of the other projects. All UPVC was also kinder to the budget 😂
If the bay window was not original, what kind of window was there originally? I’m from the U.S. so I’m not familiar with traditional London townhomes. You did a lovely transformation.
A black door has become what everyone now assumes is an original color. But, no. Restoration professionals have found that the authentic color was a dark green. It was oxidation that turned it black. All of them. Including No. 10.
I think front door colours are an opportunity to add personality, ours is a dark blue not black. In my opinion as long as they’re traditional in style, green, yellow, blue doors all look great! Great to know though 😊
Looks brilliant and much better. The only thing I don’t like are the shutters. You’re amongst the herd that has them in their homes, but they are an American import from the southern states, and I think architecturally or aesthetically do nothing on a British house. I would much prefer a beautifully or brilliantly tailored fabric curtain which is also much more useful for drafts in British homes which tend not to be insulated.
Whilst I do agree with the idea of fabric, shutters have been around in Europe for a lot longer than America. I also like the fact that light passes through whilst maintaining privacy. I get they’re plantation style, but in a London home I think they look wonderful.
@@ashmazzina in England shutters were solid and we’re standard in Georgian homes. Louvered shutters are not English. Americans called plantation shutters.
Or maybe, just maybe use a little bit more of that brain of yours and realise the outside renovation is finished! So he probably didn’t film every bit meticulously. Do you have a Time Machine Lizzie? Can you send your comment back 12 months so he can take your passive aggressive criticism on board? If not, I know another place you can put that comment. Xx 💋
Wisteria is amazing and also great for pollinators...it will be so lovely in years to come, blooming and filling your home with a beautiful scent! #TeamWisteria🪻🪻
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Kerb appeal is important. Money well spent I’d say! The front of the house looks very impressive. Well done 🎉
It really is! Thank you so much! ❤️
The roots of the wisteria won't be a problem for the house. Wisteria has tap roots (a carrot is a tap root) - these roots shoot straight down and do not spread. Hence, wisteria is such a good plant to have by the wall of the house
For brick and stone houses, yes. Wooden or cedar shingles houses you may want to look for a safer alternative.
I have a wisteria in the front garden that I inherited when I moved in to my victorian house. It had been cut back to a stump on my side of the fence, but went into my neighbours garden where it trailed over all of his fence. He begged me not to destroy it completely. The neighbour on the other side was very anxious to tell me to keep it under control. Over the years it grew back on my side, and flowered best after about 5 years. People compliment me on it and when it's on flower I often see people taking selfies next to it! I think it's gorgeous.
They’re such beautiful plants! How amazing it’s grown back, lucky you ☺️
My home is turning 20 years old, soon. I am also aging along with it.
I have been thinking and noticing it’s time to do an upgrade or a remodel.
I’m the original owner and have taken good care of my house. It mostly needs cosmetic upgrades. I have always been a fan of English cottage decor, but am afraid it might be perceived as too mature.
The way you used classic touches and design, really makes your home look polished and full of charm and character.
Your journey is allowing me to give my thoughts and preferences an opportunity and proceed with a polished English cottage inspired design.
Thank you for your fresh and young ideas and approach to making a space become what we want and prefer.
Also, and lastly, wisteria roots grow long and straight down. They don’t spread across, therefore would probably not disturb your home’s foundation.
Thanks again, young man. ❤
Thank you for ever so much for watching and leaving this lovely comment! I adore the idea of taking inspiration from an English cottage design, the aesthetic is timeless. Wishing you all the best with your remodel (thanks for the wisteria info) ❤️
Do it ! The sense of happiness and satisfaction you'll receive as you walk out your front door - for no reason other to admire it - will make a profound impact on your life. Copy/paste. Ash has gifted you a wonderful idea.
I have recently discovered your channel, it has been a delight to watch transformation you have give this lovely home. Do not ever move! The work on the front of the house adds a remarkable amount of charm to the house. The front door is just perfect in every way!
It definitely does, thank you for watching! We’ll be moving one day 😉❤️
Stunning transformation
Thank you! 😊
Front of your home looks lovely, also love the lamp behind you, nice.
Thank you! 😊
Brilliant rehabilitation. Changing out the windows for period appropriate fenestration was a game changer.
Totally agree!
Yes🙌🏽 brilliant Ash!! Love love love how you kept the aesthetic and created something updated! Love the front door, wisteria, tiled front! All of it. Strategically allocated your handmade quality elements. Thank you for sharing your rationale 🙏🏽
Thanks so much for watching!!
Whenever I've spent alot of money for something I really really love (and still do) I have never regretted it. As you say you can enjoy your house and get your money back (and some) when you move. Its looks stunning and beautiful. 😊
Definitely! Thank you so much ☺️
Ash, what a beautiful transformation! As to that wisteria, which we all know is a beautiful vine, keep it under control as it can easily overtake everything in your garden.
Thank you! Will do!
Absolutely stunning home
Thank you! 😊
Brilliant, so good to understand the costs associated. Looks gorgeous.
Glad it was helpful!
Always buy the best you can afford. My south African neighbour recited an Afrikaan saying. "Buy cheap and you buy twice".
This 👏🏼
A wonderful and very informative video! I agree that in the correct setting a wisteria vine adds charm and value. You point that, as with most plants, with proper maintenance the downside of wisteria mostly disappear.
So glad you liked the video, thank you!
I bet you have the most beautiful and tasteful home on the block. Well done!
🫶🏻
my front door , bespoke , same wood as your, less glass, 4k. 2 sash windows, one set of french doors, one casement window , and two small casement windows, all accoya, 20k, total 24k..... Could have got UPVC heretige windows, the cost would have been about 8k cheaper. But the house has been transformed and people have knocked on our door and asked where we got the windows from. Was worth every penny.
Quality matters!
The house looks so classy. I love everything that you have done. Thanks so much for sharing! 😊💜👍
Thanks so much for watching! 😊
My goodness me, you have transformed the front of your house from a dingy mess into a real beauty and I congratulate you! One can instantly see that it was worth every penny and I have absolutely no doubt that it has added a tidy sum to the worth of your property when you come to sell it. Bravo!
Thank you so much! I’m very keen to get the house valued and find out! 👀❤️
Super helpful. Your house is beautiful. Thank you for being transparent with prices.
Glad it was helpful! Than you 🥰
I cant wait to se your back garden which loods like heaven on earth !
Really interesting and engaging to watch! Thank you for making this excellently produced video 🤩
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching ☺️
absolutely outstanding
Thank you.
Most of the costs seem reasonable, especially given where you are. The transformation is fantastic and I would think the added value is much higher than the outlay. One oddity was the door, where you gave a very wide range of prices rather than what you actually spent (unlike the other items on the list).
Well done. It is absolutely beautiful!
Excellent content, factual, informative and I absolutely love your style and especially the fact that you don't waffle. 😀 Your house looks fabulous xx
There was a lot of editing the waffle out 😂 thank you so much! ❤️
Love what you’ve done your attention to detail is the way to go.I lived in a Victorian house and I really miss it but I had to sell due to a divorce and now I live in Australia so miss Victorian houses and London but maybe one day I will return.
Love your lamp❤
Me too, haven’t found another one like it 😅
Hi, I'm new here. I Love everything you did to the house! You had great vision! The Victorian tile walkway was a fabulous touch! Looking forward to your next video. Thank you for sharing!
👋🏼 Thank you so much! Can’t wait to share more ❤️
Hi Ash, the street appeal of your house is fantastic. Totally worth the investment! Thank you so much for sharing the details and the companies that were involved❤️👍 love your channel
My pleasure! Thank you ☺️
Great work! Thrilled to find your channel. Keep it up and would love longer vlog style videos.
Thank you! Your wish is my command…
I'd agree that the results are stunning. Personally I would have done a lot of the labouring myself and used a reclaimed door.
Fantastic video! This helps immensely. State of my front is the same as yours was.
Amazing, glad I could help! ☺️
I'm in the USA. I can't believe how affordable your outside plaster work was! I just had a small area, (5 sq feet), of plaster inside my house that had cracked, repaired, and I was charged $230.00 for 1 1/2 hours work! Of which, materials cost $10.00.
That’s insane 🤯
Fabulous front to your home. Well done on the choices you made.
Thanks so much! 😊
Your home is beautiful and Douglas is so cute.🤗
Thank you! 😊
Hi Ash 😊 your home is stunning 🤩 looks absolutely beautiful 😍 your vision is on point! To see this house have some real love and care and respect to its era is so special. So very well done you both 👍😀
Thank you so much!!
Hi Ash,
Absolutely stunning what you have done to the exterior.
I am an ex-tiler, so I can appreciate that pathway that you have done. I did the exact same pathway for my best mate when I lived in Chichester West Sussex, I now live in Brisbane 🇦🇺
Keep up the good work 👌
Thank you! That’s amazing, love that!
I’m here for Dougal and garden ❤
Not me?… 👀😂
I am really enjoying your house transformation journey so far! I only recently found you but I am loving seeing what you are up to with your design ideas and renovations! :))
Thanks so much! There’s a lot more to do, I can’t wait to share ☺️
Omg such a stunning transformation, you hv done a wonderful job 🎉
Thank you so much 😊
@@ashmazzina you hv such impeccable taste I love how you hv decorated Yr house with small details of beautiful jars flowers paintings and lamp shades
Great video 🎉
Thank you ☺️
What a transformation! This is exactly the type of house I love. Personally would have liked more photos, or to keep the photos showing on screen for longer. They flashed up quite quickly. It looks so good! And I love hydrangeas. Off to scroll your channel!
I totally agree! I’m making more for other rooms, there will be more house less me 😂
You are such a charmer Ash, love your "however".
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 - accent and all -
and the house is pretty nice as well
Thanks for this. Great transformation. Would be wonderful to see more Before pix!
Stunning transformation. Well done
Thank you! 😊
I LOVE the front of your home, Ash! Absolutely stunning! I find videos of homes in Britain, particularly those of older British homes, soooo interesting and enjoyable - and your home absolutely takes the cake. If I could have a home like that, I would. Unfortunately, we don't have homes like that in Phoenix. However, I have been doing similar types of projects on my Mexican-style home over the past four years. I do love those old homes in London, though. I really wish I could live in one like your home - especially after your improvements!
I think Mexican/spanish inspired homes in the US are beautiful and so unique. It sounds like you’ve created a beautiful home!
@@ashmazzina Aren't the different styles of some of the older homes wonderful? To me, most new homes don't hold a candle to the older ones. Your home is stunning - right in line with my own tastes (though not my pocket book, LOL). Congratulations on your labor of love!
By the way, the only time I ever got to visit London was in 1980. A cousin had married an Irishman working for Rolls Royce there, and I stayed with them for a few days. They lived in Harlesden, NW10. I fell in love with LONDON on that trip!
The results justify the costs! ❤ XXX
Looks 100% nicer
Thank you ❤️
Looks amazing! Who did your pebble dash removal?
It's stunning 😍
Thank you! 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing this 💛 so many nuggets here
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! ❤️
looks great.
Thank you!
Thanks for share the costs
Beautiful home
Beautiful!! Well done!!!
Thank you!
Your House looks great. I would ask a plant expert if the Wisteria is safe to
have up against your House. Some plants have intrusive root systems. If it does, you
can put one in a large terracotta pot in the same area giving the same look with
no potential problems later.
Jeff
Thank you❤
What do I think ? 🤔 Excellent choices . I agree with your comments regarding real wooden window 🪟 frames . The exterior is beautiful and turned out very well . The brick , the windows , the door , the incredible garden wall , and the beautiful landscaping and plant choices - all exceptional and very well done . 👏 Now the interior design - I really love the wall color , the complimentary lamp , the art , the sofa - all very beautiful . Elegant and comfy . 👍 And the host and homeowner is very handsome as well . I really enjoyed this vid and will subscribe .
Thank you for your kind words, much appreciated! ☺️
I am not a gardener, but my understanding is that wisteria is only problematic if it is not looked after? Thank you for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Love your house. I wonder how big your house is? it looks small and cozy I love it
It’s definitely not small for London but cosy probably describes it best ☺️
Well done 👍
Thank you 👍
It looks stunning, so worth the cost I think
Just be minor point, try and slow your delivery down a bit please 🤣 I felt quite stressed at the end .... like I was late for something and had been rushing to get there (sorry)
I’m a very fast talker, believe it or not this was slow 😂 definitely noted!
@@ashmazzina Oh My! Hate to think how fast you are when you’re stressed! 🤣
I agree with all the prices and advice, but I personally think it is madness spending that much on a hand made bespoke front door for a house that is not going to be "forever".
I found our 1880 door for our 1885 house on Facebook Marketplace with ALL the original brass door furniture for £200 plus £475 to have it refurbished a splash guard added and it stripped and painted. I am so pleased it is a period door with little marks it acquired over the past 144 years! You have vastly improved your house and this will also show when you go to sell it ... well done ! And just one last thing, I had a conversation with our listed building officer and he said, it is not a sin to want some modern items in these old houses, they should evolve with time and they are not meant to be museums !!!
I totally get where you’re coming from, I actually looked at getting an original door the same way, but so many of them had so many issues and would have cost around £2-3k including installation and removal of the 2 doors we had. So for us it was a no brainer to pay a little but more for a bespoke door! Also completely agree ☺️
Can I ask where your beautiful lamp in the shot is from? It has my attention the whole video....lol
It’s from a tiny shop in Florence Tuscany, they have no online store! 🙃
@@ashmazzina I have a good friend who lives there. Would you like to share the name?
Has someone already asked this? The beautiful vase lamp behind you ... is it an antique or did you purchase it new? It is really lovely.
It’s from a tiny shop in Florence, I’ve looked and they don’t have an online store! I bought it then had it shipped over 😅 honestly one of my favourite possessions
Wonderful x
Thank you ❤️
What paint brand you used for your bedroom? I love your bedroom ❤
It’s Light Gray Farrow and Ball ❤️
What variety is the hydrangea and would you get that same variety again or how you found something better and if yes, what is it?
It’s Hydrangea Incrediball, absolutely! I have lots in my back garden, they are south facing in the front garden though so need a lot of watering!
@@ashmazzina Thank you.
Will you share the color/maker of the green you used the room you recorded this in? It's gorgeous.
It’s Cardamom - Farrow and Ball! great colour ❤️
You might want to check with a heritage architect if it's ok to have exposed those bricks. I remember hearing that Victorian bricks used for rendering were fired differently.
They were exposed originally, no need to go to that extent
@@ashmazzina Hi Ash, lot's of renovators did the same to their Victorian terrace houses here in Melbourne, exposing red brick. It left the brick open to moisture absorption. I see yours is yellow though.
Very interesting. Did you consider replacing the front windows with wood, and go with PVC for the rest?
We did, I think we just wanted the same throughout the whole house + at the time we had to prioritise costs for all of the other projects. All UPVC was also kinder to the budget 😂
If the bay window was not original, what kind of window was there originally? I’m from the U.S. so I’m not familiar with traditional London townhomes.
You did a lovely transformation.
The parts which are now brick would have been made from solid stone originally, they’re a lot more decorative! ☺️
What is that lovely paint colour behind you in your living room? x
It’s Cardamom by Farrow and Ball ☺️
@@ashmazzina Thank you! 😘
The door looks great but the cost is bonkers for me anyway..Great videos btw..
It’s an investment for sure!
A black door has become what everyone now assumes is an original color. But, no. Restoration professionals have found that the authentic color was a dark green. It was oxidation that turned it black. All of them. Including No. 10.
I think front door colours are an opportunity to add personality, ours is a dark blue not black. In my opinion as long as they’re traditional in style, green, yellow, blue doors all look great! Great to know though 😊
When talking house ,we prefer seeing tje house more sitting and talking something that you can show
Absolute lovely 👌🏾. Everyone's going to have opinion don't do this, should do that blah blah blah...your 🏡 your money 💷 you do you 😊
Very true! Thank you 🫶🏻
Chad’s pockets are very deep.
Looks brilliant and much better. The only thing I don’t like are the shutters. You’re amongst the herd that has them in their homes, but they are an American import from the southern states, and I think architecturally or aesthetically do nothing on a British house. I would much prefer a beautifully or brilliantly tailored fabric curtain which is also much more useful for drafts in British homes which tend not to be insulated.
Whilst I do agree with the idea of fabric, shutters have been around in Europe for a lot longer than America. I also like the fact that light passes through whilst maintaining privacy. I get they’re plantation style, but in a London home I think they look wonderful.
@@ashmazzina in England shutters were solid and we’re standard in Georgian homes. Louvered shutters are not English. Americans called plantation shutters.
Wow! You'll defo see a return on your investment! And it looks amazing mate 🎉
That's the plan! Thank you so much 🥰
Wtf does he do for a living to afford to do up every aspect of this house. A banker probably
Why didn’t you put the wisteria in a pot
I didn’t really want a huge pot at the front, plus I’m quite forgetful with watering them 🙃
Not a good idea to grow a wisteria in a pot.
@@pepperhillwisteria can do really in large pots, they can still get pretty big and be very happy!
How much? Pass the smelling salts!!
May we please see your partner ?
All that effort and yet the plastic bins are outside and visible 24/7.... and unfortunately your neighbours will be the same in an area like that....
More, slower filming of actual project w voiceover. You’re are pretty but we are talking projects.
Or maybe, just maybe use a little bit more of that brain of yours and realise the outside renovation is finished! So he probably didn’t film every bit meticulously. Do you have a Time Machine Lizzie? Can you send your comment back 12 months so he can take your passive aggressive criticism on board? If not, I know another place you can put that comment. Xx 💋
Ridiculous
No offense u just bought a house
All I got to see was you and very very very little of the actual project
Not what I was hoping for and , sorry, rather dull
Wisteria is amazing and also great for pollinators...it will be so lovely in years to come, blooming and filling your home with a beautiful scent! #TeamWisteria🪻🪻
So true, can't wait!