Oh the one I showed at the beginning is just a decoration my aunt hand made, but I do have a real one and a bee hotel as well. Wildlife is always welcome here ☺️🐝 Oh that's a pity they don't grow well for you, what seems to be the problem?
It is so nice that you have plants for all seasons. You gave me courage to do that too, my balcony was empty in wintertime before I saw your videos . 💚🙏
I always say - even if you don't garden in winter, it's nice to have something beautiful to look at outside the window ☺️🌸. I'm very happy that my videos inspired you 💚
Howdy amiga! 👋 Such a joy watching plants wake up in the spring.😃 Your enchanting garden is about to break forth in color! 😃 Your garden looks lovely in every season.💕
@17m2garden I have fruit trees in pots (a mulberry, (2) figs, (2) peaches, and a lemon). The lemon never takes a winter nap; however, the other trees are waking up. 💃My Lil Sis share a few bulbs with me, and they are waking. I have three pots with an allium in each...they are only 12 inch pots. The 4th has some type of small lily. You influenced me to step into the world of spring bulbs.😃
@@valoriegriego5212 Oh how cool! That's a small container orchard that you have there 😁! At last you planted some bulbs haha, you will see how addictive they are, you will want to plant more and more every year 😉
Good morning , it's always a pleasure to see your plants and flower abundant balcony , all year around . It's inspiring and beautiful. Enjoy your spring bulbs. As a new gardener , my second year of spring bulb planting , which is so much fun and colourful. 😊🌼🌸🌼💚
Aww thank you so much my friend! It's really lovely to hear that 🥰 How awesome that you gave bulbs a try already at the beginning of your gardening journey, I hope they bloom beautifully for you and bring you lots of joy this spring 🌷💚!
Hi, Dominika! My lasagna bulbs started to bloom!!! My very first bulbs! I'm absolutely thrilled with happiness 😍 Just wanted to let you know and thank you for your videos, they help me a lot! ❤ Oh, and one question: can these bulbs be used next year? Thank you! 💚🌿
Hi Krisztina! That's so awesome, I'm really happy for you 👏🏻☺️! Yes, you can keep pretty much any bulbs except for Tulips, they don't come back well from year to year. On my Spring Bulbs playlist you will find some tutorials on what to do with bulbs once they are done blooming ☺️
I'm so looking forward to spring and seeing your beautiful balcony in bloom. I always plant my tulips and alliums in black nursery pots and then I put them in between my terracotta pots... I do the same with all my seedlings, just like you I always sow waaaaay too many 😅 and don't know what to do with them afterwards,... but I always find a place for them in the end because I don't have the heart to throw them away. 🌷💚🌷
Aww that's so nice to hear! Haha I know right! You simply can't get rid of perfectly healthy plants, you gotta find a spot for them no matter what 😅🙌🏻 But I think that's actually really clever to plant some seasonal plants like bulbs and tubers in plastic pots! You could start summer plants early this way too and then when the time is right you just switch the plants from spring to summer!
Hi! I see the soil is mostly wet on your bulbs. Did you start regular watering? Mine are slowly starting to come up too and I don't know when I should start watering. Last autumn/ winter is the first year I planted bulbs on my balcony and I have to say it's all because of you and your videos! Your balcony always looks so pretty in spring! Thank you! edit: I want to add that I have an open balcony but with a roof and we didn't have much rain to reach the pots that are all against the wall.
Hi! Yes, you can start watering them regularly once they start to sprout. I actually just posted a Short about watering and fertilizing bulbs ! Aww thank you for your lovely comment, that's honestly so nice to hear that my videos inspired you 🥰!
Love seeing this garden grow and evolved over the months and years! Thinking of getting a thuja thanks to these videos. 😊I'm curious whether you've ever owned a sago palm (cycad)?
May I ask you about your pots? Are the terracotta ones chosen purely from the aesthetic point of view or is there another reason behind this choice? And would you still recommend terracotta pots for a very sunny balcony or is it better to stick to glazed/plastic ones to try to retain more water?
Hi! The majority of my pots are indeed terracotta but I use many other kinds too - plastic, metal, grow bags, wooden crates, wicker baskets etc. Each has some advantages and disadvantages. You're right, plastic will retain more moisture, which is an advantage in the summer, but it can quickly turn into a disadvantage causing your plants to rot if Fall and Winter in your climate are cold and rainy. I am planning on making a video comparing different types of pots in a couple of weeks so stay tuned ☺️
A lot going on for February. Congratulations.
Thank you 🤗!
Even in its dormant stage, your garden looks great🪴💚
Aww thank you so much! Trying to keep it interesting no matter the season 💚
Rich collection. All your plants looks beautiful & well taken care of. Very inspiring.
That's very kind of you, thank you 🙏🏻
Love that you have a birdhouse! Wish hellebores would thrive in my environment since they’re so beautiful.
Oh the one I showed at the beginning is just a decoration my aunt hand made, but I do have a real one and a bee hotel as well. Wildlife is always welcome here ☺️🐝 Oh that's a pity they don't grow well for you, what seems to be the problem?
It is so nice that you have plants for all seasons. You gave me courage to do that too, my balcony was empty in wintertime before I saw your videos . 💚🙏
I always say - even if you don't garden in winter, it's nice to have something beautiful to look at outside the window ☺️🌸. I'm very happy that my videos inspired you 💚
Howdy amiga! 👋 Such a joy watching plants wake up in the spring.😃
Your enchanting garden is about to break forth in color! 😃
Your garden looks lovely in every season.💕
Hey 👋🏻! It is! So exciting to see everything come back to life. Thank you so much! How are things looking in your garden? Any signs of spring yet?
@17m2garden I have fruit trees in pots (a mulberry, (2) figs, (2) peaches, and a lemon). The lemon never takes a winter nap; however, the other trees are waking up. 💃My Lil Sis share a few bulbs with me, and they are waking. I have three pots with an allium in each...they are only 12 inch pots. The 4th has some type of small lily. You influenced me to step into the world of spring bulbs.😃
@@valoriegriego5212 Oh how cool! That's a small container orchard that you have there 😁! At last you planted some bulbs haha, you will see how addictive they are, you will want to plant more and more every year 😉
Very promising. Looking forward to the Spring Garden. 😊
Good morning , it's always a pleasure to see your plants and flower abundant balcony , all year around . It's inspiring and beautiful. Enjoy your spring bulbs. As a new gardener , my second year of spring bulb planting , which is so much fun and colourful. 😊🌼🌸🌼💚
Aww thank you so much my friend! It's really lovely to hear that 🥰 How awesome that you gave bulbs a try already at the beginning of your gardening journey, I hope they bloom beautifully for you and bring you lots of joy this spring 🌷💚!
Hi, Dominika! My lasagna bulbs started to bloom!!! My very first bulbs! I'm absolutely thrilled with happiness 😍 Just wanted to let you know and thank you for your videos, they help me a lot! ❤ Oh, and one question: can these bulbs be used next year? Thank you! 💚🌿
Hi Krisztina! That's so awesome, I'm really happy for you 👏🏻☺️! Yes, you can keep pretty much any bulbs except for Tulips, they don't come back well from year to year. On my Spring Bulbs playlist you will find some tutorials on what to do with bulbs once they are done blooming ☺️
I'm so looking forward to spring and seeing your beautiful balcony in bloom. I always plant my tulips and alliums in black nursery pots and then I put them in between my terracotta pots... I do the same with all my seedlings, just like you I always sow waaaaay too many 😅 and don't know what to do with them afterwards,... but I always find a place for them in the end because I don't have the heart to throw them away. 🌷💚🌷
Aww that's so nice to hear! Haha I know right! You simply can't get rid of perfectly healthy plants, you gotta find a spot for them no matter what 😅🙌🏻 But I think that's actually really clever to plant some seasonal plants like bulbs and tubers in plastic pots! You could start summer plants early this way too and then when the time is right you just switch the plants from spring to summer!
What are the tall evergreen plants/trees called pls. I absolutely adore spring flowers, simply stunning
Hi! These are Thuja occidentalis, great low maintenance conifers, grow well in full sun and partial shade, very winter hardy too 👍🏻!
@@17m2garden they look fabulous thank you!!!!!
Hi! I see the soil is mostly wet on your bulbs. Did you start regular watering? Mine are slowly starting to come up too and I don't know when I should start watering. Last autumn/ winter is the first year I planted bulbs on my balcony and I have to say it's all because of you and your videos! Your balcony always looks so pretty in spring! Thank you!
edit: I want to add that I have an open balcony but with a roof and we didn't have much rain to reach the pots that are all against the wall.
Hi! Yes, you can start watering them regularly once they start to sprout. I actually just posted a Short about watering and fertilizing bulbs ! Aww thank you for your lovely comment, that's honestly so nice to hear that my videos inspired you 🥰!
Love seeing this garden grow and evolved over the months and years! Thinking of getting a thuja thanks to these videos. 😊I'm curious whether you've ever owned a sago palm (cycad)?
Hi! Aww that's really nice to hear, thank you! There was a moment when I was more into tropical plants but no, I've never had a palm.
May I ask you about your pots? Are the terracotta ones chosen purely from the aesthetic point of view or is there another reason behind this choice? And would you still recommend terracotta pots for a very sunny balcony or is it better to stick to glazed/plastic ones to try to retain more water?
Hi! The majority of my pots are indeed terracotta but I use many other kinds too - plastic, metal, grow bags, wooden crates, wicker baskets etc. Each has some advantages and disadvantages. You're right, plastic will retain more moisture, which is an advantage in the summer, but it can quickly turn into a disadvantage causing your plants to rot if Fall and Winter in your climate are cold and rainy. I am planning on making a video comparing different types of pots in a couple of weeks so stay tuned ☺️