DESIGN COURSE Part 3: Endless Boundaries 

Your whole design series has been excellent. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise.

I wish you could help me with my garden plans ! I can't afford any help at all so I will go very rustic. I liked the chestnut fence !

So much incredible knowledge and amazing ideas. How has Bunny got under 32k subscribers?? Should be millions!

Excellent as usual Bunny, thank you 😊

Thank you Bunny! This series has been incredibly informative and helpful to me as I try to plan out my garden space, especially seeing the wide variety of example gardens.

Thank you Bunny! You are very generous in sharing your extensive knowledge, and most thoughtful in your presentations. I am charmed and delighted by you in every posting! All the best to you and yours!

“When creating a boundary make it something you have never seen before, think outside of the box” 🌳 🌳 love your videos and useful information!

Absolutely fantastic presentation on boundaries in the garden/landscape! I believe they are absolutely necessary. I am learning soooo much from you Ms. Bunny! ☺Thanks for sharing!

Ten thumbs up!

Thanks Bunny, A great overview

What a wonderful presentation. You are so generous and kind with your time and talents. I so appreciate you and all you share with us. May God continue to bless you abundantly. 💝

Wonderful! Thank you for making your videos❤

I absolutely love your designs. They are creative and beautiful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

This was a Gem and a Classic lesson on Garden structures. Bravo🌟🌟🌟.

You are such an inspiration Bunny, we love you ❤️ more more more xx

I enjoyed watching this video very much. It is very informative!🙋‍♀️💐

Enjoyed this very informative sessions on boundaries. It gave me some new ideas too.

Wauw you saved from reading a thick book about this subject and making big mistakes🤩 ....thanks for these tools to work with, it came just in time. Doing a make over from my garden....into mix of vegtables and flowers and green and hight....now I have a standard to live up to🥰😍greetings from The Netherlands.

Great presentation bunny as usual. Very informative.

Wonderful tips! Thank you for sharing.

Wow. What a great series. I was fascinated. I kept running over to the window to look and see what I could do. Thank you .

Horacio 's is a real success !

Thank you, Bunny for your excellent details on creating the right boundary for various situations. I am honored to learn from you. And, I will note: I'm American. Near the end of this presentation, you're talking about boundaries where one might want to be able to see surrounding landscape, such as pasture... and your favorite boundary is no boundary at all. Then the camera swings around and we see a few cows grazing just beyond your manicured lawn. I appreciate this reveal, that all along you've been sitting there observing the cows not too far away. And I'm having fun with that. And as we're smiling watching the cows, you say, 'obviously a ha ha is wonderful but not everyone can put in a ha ha..." and then I'm puzzled. Are you referring to the clever reveal that there are cows right there, and it's a joke or a ha ha, or is there something in a British landscape that's called a ha ha? So I pause the video and off I go to research on the internet "what is a british garden haha". Ah ha (ha ha)! Now I get it. : ) And I can see the ha ha between your property and the pasture. Among other information, I found this: Horace Walpole surmised that the name is derived from the response of ordinary folk on encountering them and that they were, “…then deemed so astonishing, that the common people called them Ha! Has! to express their surprise at finding a sudden and unperceived check to their walk.”

7:59 I like the shape of the gate

Some fascinating concepts. For accountants, OCD is not a bug but a feature. For gardens with hedges, topiaries, clipped box shapes, OCD is a torture. I would be bonkers in no time at all with such features. I think they are beautiful. I love them at Versailles and other European or UK gardens. I just can't have them at my house. I know my limitations. I would be clipping incessantly. Always trying and failing to get all plants to be perfect.

I live in zone 9a, N California and am struggling to make "rooms" on my 1.60 acres. Our property sits between a vineyard on one side that provides a great view and orchards on the other side. I LOVE Bunny's ideas, which work well with her beautiful home and English style, but probably wouldn't work here. Any suggestions on how to even start or ideas? 😁

Very informative video. I have a 12 foot ugly retaining wall in my front garden next to my lawn. What could I plant to screen this? It’s in full shade all year round

Bunny, I have 2 different hedges within my back door space. I find because of the different colour green density and growing habit that the transition between looks awkward. I enjoy passing through the gap between the two . Should I use a trellis like you did to hide the ugly flat roof addition ? Or should I plant a lilac or something to break the visual awkwardness and make an opening in just one of the hedges ? Sorry for being so long winded

My experience with gravel is that mice go under it. Any tips to prevent it?

…. thinking about neighbours right to light could fend off relationship difficulties…..

Can anyone tell me how I get rid of spiders and or bugs ? I feel I can’t relate in my yard because there’s spiders everywhere 😞

Sir ROY still has his gardens but he left them to a charity for when he dies