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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2023
- Hello friends. In this video we will repot our Boxwoods and underplant them with some beautiful new annuals. By using an inexpensive pot, a little spray paint customization, and a few new PW annuals, we've made an improvement that will be better for the boxwoods and look nice in the yard. All of these supplies we purchased at Lowes. Enjoy the process and thanks so much for watching.
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My husband makes pot feet by filling yogurt pots with cement. They work brilliantly.😄
yay love this wonder if plaster of pars would hold up I have a huge tub of it
Great idea! Awesome!
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Love this Ty !
Love it
"It was harder than I thought and took way longer" applies to any garden project I have ever tackled!!! I love your honesty.
Thank you do much for your comment. I really want to be real with the process and results. That is a big compliment. Glad you stopped by and thanks for watching. Happy gardening!
I felt it too
I've been painting pots for years even ceramic pots I purchase on sale. I use an all surface spray paint. I have pots I painted five years ago that still look great. Saves money and the pots look beautiful. Great video. Thanks for the tips. 5:20
That is awesome! I totally agree. It really is a great way to elevate the look of some of those inexpensive pots. Those beautiful concrete containers are amazing to look at, but outside of my budget. This totally works. Great tip!
When you repot or transplant a root bound bush or tree, you should loosen the rootball. I usually slice 3-4 cuts around the whole rootball. It helps the plant to establish itself in the new hole/pot.
Thanks for the info and happy gardening. :)
Yea, rake out the roots
Spray paint is a terrific way to freshen up old pots or create a cohesive look to a container garden. If I find a pot on sale or a pot that has a shape I love, I know I can make it work in my yard with a little paint. Those boxwoods look really terrific, and the "feet" give those pots an expensive look. Good job!
Peggy, glad to hear you do that too. I love saving money wherever I can. It's a great idea to refresh old containers with a new coat. It makes them look so good even after years of use. When I found these pots, I thought the same thing. They were the perfect size but wrong color. What an easy fix. Yes, the feet are a new thing I'm trying, but I think you're right. It does elevate the look a bit. Thanks so much for commenting and also for watching. Have a great day. :)
We have been doing this for years
Paint fades so fast and I like keeping things fresh looking and will normally go and spray a quick cost mid summer (hard water) just to keep them nice looking
Oh yes, for sure. Keeps things looking fresh!
Feet ‘elevate’ the look, ha!
Nice ideas. The only mistake you make is not loosening or roughing up the soil of the plants you put in. This helps the roots to gain purchase on the new soil. The roots *could* be circling their original pot. Takes a few seconds but really makes a difference.
Hi there. Yeah, a couple people have been asking me that question. I know that a lot of people rough the roots before they transplant. I have done that before in the past as well. After doing some research, and transplanting without doing that, I have found that it’s really not necessary. But as I’ve explained in previous comments, it’s really a preference. I’ve had many boxwoods that I haven’t, and they did beautifully. 😀
Either way, the plants are going to do fine. Thanks for noticing that. I probably should have explained why I choose not to. Maybe in a future video.
Tree and shrub roots are too fragile to do that. No need to damage the roots.
Truth!
there is a lot of recent feedback from professional growers, such as proven winners, that breaking root memory is not a benefit, in fact, it could prove damaging to the plant. this doesn't matter if the plant is being placed in a container or native soil. severely root bound plants, scratching the bottom a small amount may be helpful. there are plants such as hellebores that are heavily root bound when they come out but they do not want that disturbed
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Once you have removed the plant from its old pot, it’s easier to place that empty pot inside the bigger one and pack the soil under and around the pot. You can lift it out and move it around much easier than trying to navigate the plant itself. Water that soil and small pot and when you remove it, the plant will pop into the perfect mould you made for it. Water again after.
Great tip! Much thanks. 🌿🌿
Such a great idea; thank you!
My grandmother’s house had HUGE boxwoods. Whenever I smell one, it brings back sweet times.
They were SO big that we kids would play inside of them. ❤️🌳
That's such a great memory for sure. I have those memories to of playing at grandma's house. It's amazing how certain smalls can trigger those nostalgic memories. Love that. Thanks for watching!
I have 5 huge ones up front and never knew they had a smell.
I love that! I used to work with the shrubs in a nursery...the box woods always smelled like cat pee to me. Am I the only one?
I saw on Bunny MxGuinneses channel. She cut the bottom of the pot for boxwoods and they put their roots straight into the ground !😅
Oh, I love how you spray painted the pot feet the same color as the pot!! 🤩 Great tip, thank you! 😊
Thanks so much! I’m learning how to make things work better, all while trying to make things look good, so thanks for that sweet comment. Made my day! Have a great day and happy gardening! 🌱🌿😀
Yes!I never thought of that!
What color spray paint did you use to spray plastic pots?
Never thought to spray paint my planter feet. Thanks for the idea.
It sure can freshen up an old container or make a new container better! It's super easy and inexpensive to do. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Happy gardening!
Beautiful!!
Your videos are great and I am learning so much.
I would enjoy seeing a video on you tool shed. All the tools you use and what you use them for.
I saw a couple of tools, plant trimmer, looks hand held-small and a blower for the ground, which also looked smaller and much easier to handle.
Happy gardening 🌞
Great suggestion! That motivates me to get that shed organized. Hehe! Yeah, it's a mess... One of my spring goals for sure. Thanks for watching and for your sweet comment. :)
Very beautiful your garden 👍
Thank you so much 🙂
Looks beautiful! Great idea on painting the plastic pots and using the old pot to move the new potting soil around (definitely easier to work with than pulling it out of the bag). GREAT video! Thank you for all the advice throughout the video!
Thanks Julia! You are so kind to comment. Glad you liked the video. Yes, that method of filling soil saved my back big time. I have to make sure I can still garden and keep from injuring my back. LOL! Have a great day and take care.
Love the look! Very clean and cohesive! Congrats on the 1k!
Grace!!!! You’re the best! 🪴😀
Beautiful outcome! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Linda. Have a nice day!🌿🪴🌱
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Thank you! You as well.
Looks great ❤
Thank you! 😊
Gorgeous ❣️ Awesome job👍
Many thanks. :)
Beautiful yard and flowers..
Thank you so much. 🌿🌿
Absolutely Beautiful 😊
Thank you! 😊
Wow that’s pretty ! I learned several things about plants , I’m just taking it a step up with my gardening
Thanks Laura. I feel the same way. I feel like I'm always learning too. Step by step is the best way. Little by little you will grow and so will your garden. Have a great day and thanks for taking the time to comment. :)
Beautiful.
Thank you! Have a great day.
Nice! I might try the drip line. What I do have on my container of Arborvitae is drain holes on the sides (1 inch up) as well just in case the bottom ones plug up and they do on occasion.
That's a great idea! Yeah, drainage is super important for these evergreens. The boxwoods seem to do well with this system and actually thrive even with water needs of the annuals. That was a surprise to me. Thanks so much for taking time to comment. :)🌿 Happy gardening.
One thought regarding moving these pots ... we put the 'carpet glide feet' on all yard furniture and heavy pots .. then even I can shimmy or pull a pot to/from a spot, depending on temp and season. In your case, the clay feet will not endure the combination of heavy pot weight and friction on pavement. The glider feet are a win win .. come in small rounds & squares...
Wow, what a wonderful idea. I have seen these things every so often. Just having them off the ground does them wonders, but having the flexibility to move your containers is great. These really are too heavy to move. If I tried your suggestion, I know it would come in handy. Thanks so much for watching and giving your very hand tip. Have a great day.
Beautiful..😍 love boxwood too
The best! Thanks for your kind comment. Have a great day!
Great garden! Greetings to you from the UK 😊🇬🇧
Thanks Amir! Wow, the UK! Love that. Thanks for taking the time to comment. 🌿
Beauty color scheme!
Thanks so much. They've lasted beautifully. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the painting the pots tip. Pots have become so expensive. The color you chose looks great. I love to garden. Just finished up most of the front yard and have begun to work on getting the back refreshed. All the rain in SoCal has been great for some pretty springtime blooms. New subscriber here😊
I agree Annalee, they have become expensive. I'm just trying to make things work on a budget. :) Thanks for the comment and the nice words. I agree it's been great to get that rain this year. Sound like you got your garden ready too. Love that! Greeting from a fellow So Cal gardener! Thanks for joining our gardening family! Have a great day. 🌿
Really pretty! Nice job. The boxwood will be happy with a bit of room to stretch out..Love the double yellow….I have them too in my containers on either side of my driveway. It’s beautiful…very happy with the way mine turned out.
That’s great to hear. The yellow just stands out, right? Gotta love PW annuals, they always perform so well. Thanks for your nice comment and happy gardening to you!! 🌿🌿🌿
Great job, and congratulations on 1K xx
Aww. Thanks Linda. I never thought we'd reach 1K. I feel so blessed to have people like you join us in our garden. Looking forward to many more videos for you and all our subscribers. Have a great week. :)
I love box woods, and I have lots of them front and back. I also recently potted 2 boxwoods in orange terra cotta pots, and planning to under plant with spring annuals as well.
Hey there. I can't thank you enough for taking time to share and comment. Sound like you have a beautiful garden. Happy gardening! 🌿🌿
Just beautiful =)
Thank you! 😊
Hi William . Wonderful work . The containers looks amazing and these beautiful supertunia they add beauty to boxwoods .Have anice day .
Thanks so much Lina! I always appreciate your sweet comments. Thanks for stopping by our gardening channel. :)
I AM SO JEALOUS! LOOKS GREAT1😊
Thank you!! 😊
Nice I like the design 🙏🏼😇👍👌💯
Thanks so much Rosemary!! Have a great day! 😀🌿😀🌿
Put your potting containers on rollers-easy to move or bring inside for winter.
Just found your channel and subscribed today. Love the repotted boxwoods underplanted with those annuals - very pretty! Thanks for describing exactly how you did all this and what you added to the soil. Look forward to your next video.
Thanks for stopping by and joining us! Welcome to our garden! So glad you liked this project and the process. I always say, I wish it went that fast in reality. Oh how I wish it only took 9 min to complete like in the video. Haha! Anyhow, thanks again for your nice comment and glad you’ll be back for more. Have a great day! 🪴🌱🌿
New Follower‼️ LoV The Flower Pots and Yard. Awesome Video🪴
Thanks and welcome! I'm so glad you like the video. I have so much planned for this year. More container ideas coming your way. Thanks so much for subscribing. Have a great day.
With very stiff, hard plastocs, I've had some trouble with the bottom of the pot sort of shattering when I drill or punch our the hole. An old heat gun is my solution---it melts a hole like a hot knife thru butter, no fracturing or bits flying around or dust. also easier, no drill bit to dig up, just heat & press.
Awesome tip. Thanks so much for sharing! 🌿🌿
Yes. A sautering tip or a wood burning tip (using a wide enough tip) do beautifully for holes in plastic flower pots. Much less cumbersome of a task. My preference over drilling, because I have done both.
It only took you 6min😉 loved it. X
Laura from Garden Answer spray paints her pots too, and under plants her boxes with annuals too. I love the spray painting idea but am not a fan of boxes or underplanting.
Hi there. I’ll have to check that out. I got the idea to underplant the boxwoods after seeing beautiful containers at Disneyland. I totally get how it’s a personal preference. The boxwoods do require maintenance and there is something to say about a clean/sleek look. Thanks so much for sharing and happy gardening. Have a great day! 🌿🌿🌿
Nice containers. New subscriber
Hi Ms Dee. Thanks so much for that. Also thanks for joining us. Get ready for lots of gardening! Also, loved your channel. Blessings to you and yours. 🌿🌿🌿
Wow what a lovely idea! I never would have thought to do that. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Glad it was helpful and thanks for stopping by our garden and commenting. Have a great day.🌿🌿🌿
I noticed you didn't rough up the roots before planting. You don't usually do this? Great info on the paint to use and to keep things looking cohesive in the yard. Thanx
Thanks for visiting our garden. Yeah, I used to do that each time I would transplant, then I read that it really doesn't make a difference. I eventually found that to be true. I guess it's fine if you do and even if you don't. What works for each person is just fine. Thanks for your kind comment. Have a great day. :)
Ooooh. I like your channel. Its a more realistic size garden, like many of us have.
Im subscribed 😅
Yay! Welcome to our garden. That is such a nice compliment. I felt the same way when I watch other channels. I mean, I love all the popular channels on RUclips, but it's sometimes hard to relate with all those acres and acres of land to develop and garden. It was my main hope that people would find our channel interesting because of our space. Thanks Anya, you are most appreciated.
I would add some pea gravel or drainage rock on the bottom of these pots before you add any soil. These holes might clog over time and the rock would help keep them from clogging. I would also disturb the roots so they do not become root bound
I can attest to everything that you mentioned here. As a young gardener, these were the steps that I was trained to do for potted plants.
Your voice makes my day better before work! Love the video 😃
Thanks for that Christian! I’m glad it didn’t put you to sleep. Lol!
I love this idea! Cant wait to see how you use the rest of your annuals. Also, I learned from one of your older videos that you use the moisture control soil from miracle grow and bough it for my potted annuals and am absolutely loving it. Also noticed the newer potted superbells on the fence and I'm amazed how small the pot itself is and how full and round it turns out! You wouldn't know it was such a small pot. One last thing, can we just get more of your sweet chocolate pup? 😅 alright thats all!
Thanks so much KeishlaMRH!! You are so kind to comment. I'm glad you tried the moisture control soil and liked it. It really does help the plants stay happy. I know what you mean about the pots on the wall. I'm limited on the size of the pot I can use because the bracket that holds the pot is only so big. Everything in me wants to give them a bigger container, but it really hasn't been a problem. The only time where they can suffer is when it's extremely hot because the pot only can hold so much moisture. Still, that really hasn't been an issue either. They grow huge no matter what. I had planted supertunias in them at first, but I think the supercells do better because they actually do like to dry out a bit. Lastly, I'm sure you'll see more of our Chocolate Millie. She always finds her way on camera. Hehe! Thanks again for your sweet comment and until next time, have a great day! 🌿🌿🌿
Rootbound!
For sure. Another great reason to repot them. 🪴🪴
But you didn’t cut the roots? Good to know
Hello from Australia,just came across your video.Like what you’ve done with those pots,but what really caught my attention is that lovely yellow rose in the square pot.Could you please tell me the name of the rose? Thank you.
Hello Australian friend!!! That’s so cool! So kind of you to comment. Yes, I’ve had questions about that rose. It’s a floribunda rose called “Sunflare”. It’s an amazing variety and I’ve had it about 26 years. They also do great when planted as a hedge. Happy gardening!! 🌿🌿
Thanks for reply,much appreciated.
Glad to have found your video! Last year I planted boxwoods in planters because I had no more room in my garden beds, and I wondered if it was a good thing to do. I love your idea of underplanting with annuals! Also, I love the little risers, brilliant idea. Where's the best place to buy them?
Hello there Paulette! Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your most kind comment. I really love being able to underplant them with color. They look fine without the annuals, but it just seems to elevate the look a bit. I actually found the risers at Lowes in the garden center located with the containers. I looked for a link for you but they only have them in the store. I'm sure you'd be able to find them at the Home Depot too if you were looking there. Have a great day!🪴🪴
@@williamsgardening Thank you so much! I'm in Canada and Lowe's recently closed its stores here. :( But I will check Home Depot and hope to find some. They really add to the look of the planters!
Please show us how you get your flowers by the fence so round.
Of course. I actually don't do anything but let them grow. They naturally take that shape as they fill in and mature. Superbells from Proven Winners have never failed to impress. The fact that they will grow like that naturally is one of many amazing attributes that make these plants so amazing. Hope this helps. No extra care needed to create that look. :)
Thanks for sharing this video. Where do you get pot feet?
Hi there. I found them at Lowe’s. 🌿🌿
Good morning I just came across your channel! Lovely containers ! Do the watering needs of the Superbells make the Boxwood waterlogged? Thanks .🌸❤️🇨🇦
Good morning Eileen. Thanks for stopping by and for your nice comment. Actually no, they’ll be fine since the superbells like to dry out a bit, I have found that both plants do really well together. I have used petunias, which require more water and it wasn’t as good of a pairing. These, however, will do just fine. Thanks again and have a great day!🌿🌱
Can you tell us about the spray paint you used? What is the color?
Hey Bea. Great question. I will check the can and get back to you soon.
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They look beautiful..since they were so rootbound ..did you loosen the roots up? What variety of boxwood are those? They are so pretty...
Yes, they’ll be happier having more room for sure. I have found that it’s not necessary to loosen the roots and they’ll do just fine. I’ve not disturbed the roots on a bunch of things I’ve planted and I see no difference from when I loosen and when I plant aa is. Everyone does it their own way, keeping it in tact has been good for me. These boxwoods were a gift, but I think they’re your everyday variety. I know they’re not Japanese or green mountain because they are different from those plants that I have in my garden. They came from the Home Depot. They’re extremely hardy. Thanks for your question and your kind comment. Happy gardening! 🌿🪴🌱
@@williamsgardening you definitely have a green thumb and I enjoyed the video..I know this year here in Louisiana I saw wintergreen boxwood at Home Depot and Lowe's even Walmart
Thanks Terrie, I'm learning like everyone else trough just doing... that's a great variety. I would scoop them up for sure. Love boxwoods. They bring such structure to the garden. Happy gardening!🌱
@@williamsgardening its just not as kind to the plant, its a shock to those sleepy roots to a rude awakening. You know like not waking someone up from a sleep with a loud boombox..
I love how your description. Hehe! Have a great day! 🌿🌿🌿
what kind of shrub is in the pot. this looks amazing
Those are evergreen boxwoods. They are fantastic. :)
Great vlog!! What size hedge shears did you use on the block woods?
Thank you so much. I believe they are 14 in. It's a manageable size for boxwood hedges this size. Have a great day.
I love the idea of uses terracotta risers. Does anyone have any information where they can be purchased? Thanks!
Hello there. Thanks. I pick them up at Lowe's for around $8.99. :)
@@williamsgardening u can make them as sue long describes above great idea and for pennies
Lovely vid. You have such a great garden.. I'm not very good at container growing. What's the plant on the right of you beautiful yellow rose? and on the right of that, is it actually a stone water feature that you've planted some succulents in?
So nice of you to stop by and comment. Yes, container gardening has challenges sometimes and I have had many, many times where they didn't work out. It can be so frustrating for sure. One thing that helped me find more successes was when I started using Proven Winners annuals. They just seemed to be more hardy and really did better for me. If you find some, you might want to give them a try. I used them at my moms house too and they've done exceptional for her. The plant to the right of the rose is a very old hibiscus shrub that's really been struggling lately. You're right, that is a water feature and my youngest daughter put some succulent pics that we picked up at the dollar tree on various levels of the fountain to dress it up a bit. Glad you liked it. Have a wonderful day and happy gardening. 🌿🌿🌿
Looks great. What size pot did you used? Great idea on painting the pot and using the risers.
Thanks so much. I think these are about 36 in pots. Yes, those risers really help with drainage. Have a great day and thanks for stopping by.
I wanted to see more about how the drip line connected but otherwise enjoyed the video
Thanks for that. Noted. I will do more to explain that part in the future. Sometimes when I get these ideas in my brain, I forget some of the little details. LOL. Seems to happen more often as I get older. :) Thanks for stopping by.
Me too.
I'm surprised you didn't loosen up the outer roots on those boxwood. They looked pretty rootbound.
I have found it’s not necessary. They’ll do just fine. 🪴🌿😀 thanks for stopping by and commenting. Have a great day.
What tool did you use to shape the boxwoods? I need something like that.Thanks. You garden looks fabulous.
It's an 8in cordless craftsman hedge trimmer. It's great for light duty like these topiaries. I wouldn't use them for large projects, but for these, it works perfectly. Thanks for stopping my and for your question.
Here's the link: www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-V20-20-Volt-Max-8-in-Dual-Cordless-Electric-Hedge-Trimmer-Battery-Included/1003203062
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Are you somewhere with seasons? What do you do with them in the winter?
That's a great and important question. Yes, here in SoCal, zone 10b, we really don't ever freeze, so they're fine here. That would not be the case if we had real cold winters. Thanks so much for stopping by to watch and then comment. Have a great day.
I wonder if the drip line doesn't clog when it is in the dirt?
No, I haven't had a problem with that since the tubing is inclosed and comes out above the soil level, Works great. :)
Hi there, beautiful yard. Do you take the boxwoods in the plastic pots indoors in the winter?
Thank you so much for your very kind comment. Here in Southern California we don't ever freeze so it's not necessary for us to do so.
When you put the drip line in from the bottom, you thread it all the way back up to the surface of the soil? Or you keep it near the bottom of the planter. Just checking as a novice novice gardener. I’d read something about watering from the bottom and wasn’t sure if you were doing something like that...
Thanks for that question. I run the drip all the way to the surface of the soil. It’s very effective. 🌿
You should break up your pot bound roots a bit so it has an easier time in the new soil .
Yes, I sometimes do that. Sometimes I find that it's not necessary. They are doing great and it's been about 8 months. Thanks for stopping by to comment. Have a great evening. Happy Gardening. :)
Looks like so cal.
For sure. You're right. Zone 10.
I have two huge plastic pots that are terracotta in color. I'm not a fan of the color but worry that spray painting won't last very long. What spray paint did you use and how long does it last before chipping off? I've thought about other products to cover the pot but need some advice.
Hello there. I used rustolium all surface. It is good for plastic, wood, etc. I actually did this once before and I was surprised how long it lasted. It could use a touch up on that pot now, but it's been at least 3 years. Not bad. If you have a pot that needs a refresh, this is a great way to spruce it up. Thanks so much for your comment and thanks for stopping by our small channel. Happy gardening! :)
mine lasted about 2 years, it flaked off now barely a trace of the paint in North Central FL but easy enough to repaint with all purpose including plastic. Good to use a primer for plastic first off which I will do this time.
You should have addressed the root ball, it was very root bound.
Is there a reason you don't ruff up the root ball of the boxwood?
Hello Kay. Great question. I’ve done that before in the past, and I’ve transplanted without disturbing the root ball too. I have found that it’s not necessary do do so and had success either way. So, for this project I went ahead and left them as is. Either way, it would work out fine. 😀🌿🌿Thanks for stopping by and for the question. Have a great day!
What tool do you use to prune your boxwood?
Hello. This is what I use and have found it to be very helpful:
Cordless Hedge Trimmer: www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-V20-20-Volt-Max-8-in-Dual-Cordless-Electric-Hedge-Trimmer-Battery-Included/1003203062
@@williamsgardening , thank you!
Hi
What trimmer you used for the plants
Hello Kathleen! Here's what I used:
www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-V20-20-Volt-Max-8-in-Dual-Cordless-Electric-Hedge-Trimmer-Battery-Included/1003203062
Thanks so much for your question and for watching. Happy gardening!🪴
We’ve been having summers of 105+ here in Texas. Will the drip system be enough to keep the pots watered or they need to be drenched every once in awhile?
Hello there. Great question. I would definitely give them a good soak at least once a week or more as needed depending on how long your hot spells last. I probably should have suggested that in the video, so I'm glad you asked about that. Have a great day and thanks for stopping by.
Is there a link for the containers?
I saw links for the other stuff.
Those were only found in the store unfortunately. They didn't have them available online. Sorry about that.
Where did you get the pots?
I purchased them from Lowe’s about 2 months ago. They were from their own store brand, which I can’t remember the name. They were a great deal for about $26 each. I also only used 1 can of $10 spray paint. Thanks for your question.🪴🌿🌱
What size were the Boxwoods when you first purchase them?
Oh my goodness.. you wouldn't believe it... they were in a small gallon container. They were sooooo small. My wife actually purchased them for me and they're now close to 4 years old. They are so heathy. Thanks for watching and for your question. Have a great day.
Hello! what is the name of the yellow rose and how big is the pot it is planted in?
Hi there. That rose is a floribunda variety called "Sun Flare" I absolutely love it. In fact I would highly recommend it as it is pretty hardy and doesn't have vary many issues. That plant is about 27 years old. :) Have a great day.
Where do you get those nice big pots
Hello. I found them at Lowes around this time of year last year. They were in their value section and they were stacked on a pallet. Great find for sure. Thanks for watching. :)
Thank you so much@@williamsgardening
I don't know in what zone you are but me I am in 5B. I bought Clematis and other plants yesterday. I tried to make a hole in the soil but I am disabled and it's really hard for me. If I plant like you in plastic pots, what do you do with yours in winter (if you have a cold cold winter like me) . Can I put the pink blanket that we use to isolate a house in the walls to prevent the roots frozen?? Help please.
Hello there. Thanks for your question. We’re actually in So Cal zone 10. But still you might be able to overwinter in a smaller pot inside in a sunny location by a window. I’m not sure how the blanket will work to be insulate the pot. You could try as an experiment but I would think it would depend on how harsh your winters are. Thanks so much for stopping by to comment. Have a wonderful day. 🌿🌿🌿
Hey, Was wondering what brand of mini hedge trimmer you are using? Are you satisfied with it?
Hello there. No problem... here's what I used;
www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-V20-20-Volt-Max-8-in-Dual-Cordless-Electric-Hedge-Trimmer-Battery-Included/1003203062
I really like it though it's not really made for professional use. It's perfect for small hedges like the ones in the video. Thanks for watching and have a great day.🌿
You may have already mentioned, but what is the variety name of that glorious yellow rose? 🥰
That's a great question. It really is a glorious rose that I would highly recommend. Here's a link for more information: heirloomroses.com/products/sun-flare
@@williamsgardening Okay, good to know, thank you, I grew 'Sun Flare' years ago and will do so again! 👍
It is important to first break apart the roots that are so root bound, when they are wrapped around themselves the plant will not thrive as long.
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Hoe effective is the drip line with getting the water into the upper region of the pot without a wick?
It works really well, because the drip line is circled around the top. I really like how it works.
@@williamsgardening I don’t understand how you hooked it up. It still looks like it’s coming in from the top. I need more step by step instructions that you game.😂
No worries. You gave me a great idea to do a video on the process that I use. Thanks so much for commenting. I really want to be helpful. Have a wonderful day. 🌿🌿🌿
Where did you get the large pots?
Hello. I. found them at Lowes at the beginning of the summer. I think they were just over $24. They've been great. Have a great day.
I noticed you did not loosen the roots before erplanting, may I ask why ?
Thanks for asking. Yes, I’ve found that they’re good either way. Lots of experience doing so has led to that decision. I know it sounds crazy, but it really is a personal preference. That’s the cool thing about gardening… we do what works for our own situations through learning and trying things out. Thank you so much for stopping by our garden and have a good day. 🌿🌿
HOW DO THE DRIP LINE WORK ?
Great question. I have plans for a video, which will better explain the process. 🌿🌿💦💦
What growing zone are you in?
We’re in Southern California, zone 10.
Hi I retired last December/22 I’m a beginner on gardening I planned boxwood what or how to keep boxwood leaves bright green color
Congrats on your retirement. Yay! Welcome to the garden! I really feel like less is more with these evergreens. You can use Plant Tone, or even Holly Tone by Epsoma. Also, some varieties do turn slightly brown in fall and winter but then green up in the spring and summer. Here are some links to help you out:
www.amazon.com/Espoma-Holly-Tone-Natural-Fertilizer-Acid-Loving/dp/B08DVGNFP1/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1PV4DYD0E79K&keywords=espoma+holly+tone+fertilizer&qid=1689541188&sprefix=Espoma+Holly+Tone%2Caps%2C144&sr=8-1
www.amazon.com/Plant-Tone-5-3-3-Plant-Food-lbs/dp/B00E67N6Z4/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1V0AJ67R7Y2ZO&keywords=Plant+Tone+fertilizer&qid=1689541278&sprefix=plant+tone+fertilizer%2Caps%2C183&sr=8-5
Best of luck in your garden!!
Lifting a pot full of potting mix is easier than lifting a bag of potting mix?
Oh yes. The bags that I use are from Sam's Club and are huge which makes for a strenuous pour. They have 2 cubic ft of wet soil in each bag, which is quite heavy. Even thought I have upper body strength, a pot half filled with soil is much lighter and easier to pour. In this situation, it was all about safety and keeping from getting an injury. :)
@@williamsgardening I spread 81 2-cu-ft bags of bark in my 400-sq-ft garden when I was 65 years old then again when I was 70 years old
Where is the emitter placed within the pot?
Hello, the drip line goes through the bottom of the pot and then comes out above the soil level. At that point I run tubing that has emitters every 12 in ran in a circle on that surface area. Works great!
What kind of boxwoods are those ?
Hello. I believe they're the Wintergreen variety. They have been very hardy and done well their containers. :) Have a great day.
Love the feet.....👍👍
Thanks Bonnie. 🌿🌿
What is drip irrigation ?
That's a great question. I have a full video on drip line irrigation and how that works in my garden. Check it out if you'd like: ruclips.net/video/tRF-RWB-N1Y/видео.htmlsi=CUOGVQFfYw2h4O9w
How long do you anticipate these plastic pots will last in the full sun?
Hello! Great question. I have one that I painted about 7 years ago and it is just now needed me a touch up. I would assume that harsh weather would play a factor in how long they would last. I also think that the paint helps protect them a bit. Hope this helps. 🌿
Very pretty. Those double petunias really catch the eye and the colors compliment one another so well. I plan on underplanting a hydrangea on a standard later today after watching this! I’m curious to know your planting zone. I have wintered over a couple boxwoods in planters, as well as the hydrangea, but my larger one didn’t make it through to this year. I honestly think it may have been more related to lack of moisture than temperature. I’m not sure. How do you prepare your pots for winter? I live in Zone 5B. Thank you sharing your efforts. Your hard work is paying off.
Hello Pamela. Thanks for your nice comment Glad you liked this project. I've been wanting to do this for a while now, so I was so glad to get it done. I'm in an area where we don't have extreme cold. We're here in So Cal zone 10.. You're probably right about not having enough moisture. I find that to be true when it gets either too hot or cold here. We don't get as cold as you do, but when we do get down to 32 (I know, that's nothing... hehe) It really does cause problems when there's not enough moisture. Honestly, thank you for taking time to comment and your kind words. It's people like you that keep us motivated to keep our channel growing. Happy gardening!🌿🌿🌿🌿
What's a drip line?
That's a great question. I have a full video on drip line irrigation and how that works in my garden. Check it out if you'd like: ruclips.net/video/tRF-RWB-N1Y/видео.htmlsi=CUOGVQFfYw2h4O9w