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can you please do collab with @lonefox for his outdoor space , it would be perfect

I swear me now 😭😭😭

me too

LITERALLY😭BENJI IS MY DRUG

Me af

Meeeee, perfect vid while I cook dinner 🍽️ 💖

yassssss plssssss

she doesn't seem to do many home tours anymore, shame because its her best content imo

Nooooo never plant bamboo

its called "Design Meem"

@@peytonmistler8765 Thank you!

Design meem

Ooooo! Great idea! Maybe the little bathroom could be one of the rooms? See how the little room can be transformed? What do you think?🤔

wat🤨

Greg stop

Jesus christ on a bicycle can you just not

​@@annamattes6771Actually, this is better; you just ask, "Jesus take the wheel..." :Then let go...

great recommendations! Yesterday I put a sconce on the wall's right side that works well. It's an old wood accordion lamp from IKEA that I've had for a while. I'll make sure to include it in a future video. And I really like the idea of the loose arch, I'll try that out.

@@benjiplant Oh, thank you. I had a sudden strike of inspiration whilst I was watching your video so I thought I'd come up with an idea for your room considering you were having some thoughts on it- I personally don't think I would recommend a large picture, atleast not one that's centered. I say that because the wall is already asymmetrical, and trying to keep the bed symmetrical may offset the visual balance of the overall room. Also, about the back garden: Personally, I would look towards using the flower and leaf fall as seasonal mulch for your plants. Having a lot of leaf fall and flower fall actually massively helps with the fertility of the soil, and can also be a very useful shelter for a lot of the wilflife in the area. It does take some effort, but all you really need is a plastic rake to get the leaves off of your grass. As for the grass itself, from what it sounds like from your brief description of what happened to your planting bed, your garden does seem to be on the dry side, so I would potentially consider uptaking the grass and replacing it with Ruschia Nana (Dwarf Carpet of Stars) which is a bit more drought tolerant. Plus, it's an evergreen ground cover, so it stays green all year round. It is a bit more expensive, and it does take more effort to put in as you buy them in plugs and not seeds, but it is significantly more dought tolerant, takes a lot less care in terms of nutrition, and it does flower under the right conditions which benefits wild-life and offers some seasonal interest in both spring and autumn. If not, then I would still recommend another ground cover other than grass. As nice as grass looks, I find that the commonly found lawn grass species are pretty easily taken over by other plantlife, don't do well in dry areas, and they don't do well in shaded areas either. Plus, there's just other plants (like creeping Chamomile, or steppable creeping thyme) that have more overall interest than grass does. Idk though, that's just two cents. I don't really know how invested you and Chris are in-terms of gardening, but I do imagine that you two would like to get into the more fun stuff as this is your first time having a private garden. Anyways, I'll make sure to keep my eyes out for the next video. I'm excited to see what you do with the bedroom ☺Good luck!

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I feel like it looked more cozy and homie the other way. It is starting to feel cold

@@GDLOVER1000 Really!!! Every where I look, I see warm tones, their personality. How can it be cold with these whimsical plants😀

i had the same thought^^

The whole damn house is vulnerable to fire

Design meem!

@@benjiplant thank yooou! 🐨

ooooooh that is a very good idea