Love it Jack! You have such an eye for putting colours and textures together so effortlessly! Love to see these at the house they're going to after they've had a chance to grow a little. Thank you for bringing us along so we can watch from our colder regions. 😃😃😃
Very much enjoyed this video! Thank you, Jack, for making a mess. I am a new gardener and, if I was being honest, the clean gardening puts me off. I think "why can't I be clean/neat like the others?" Ah what a breath of fresh air to see the mess. Soil is dirt and dirt is dirty. lol. Thank you, team, for cleaning up. Life is tough and plants can be very resilient. I vote for more videos like this. Really enjoyed seeing the process. 😁
Jack I hope you have some projects on “the island” this year. I really miss them. Perhaps you can invite Janey up for a visit and do some videos, your fun together! Happy growing!
Oh I can't wait for spring! Will be building a deck and looking at aqua pots to add some color and beautiful plants. Thank you for the much needed dose of color on a cold gray day!
Mr. Barnwell, Your selection of plants is nothing short of gorgeous! Looking forward to your next batch. I'd like to tell you I would like a order of the same! Lol I wish! Hope you and yours have a great 2024!
Hey Jack, long time no see. I can see you're a busy guy. Enjoyed this video and your choice of plants. Since we live in Florida, I may have to "steal" some ideas. I agree with you... plants have to be tough because life (and growing) is tough. 😂
The pots look great as always. Im curious do you prefer to doing landscaping/gardening in, Michigan or Florida? Also how do you keep those majesty palms alive, because I had 3 in pots (2 outside and 1 inside) and they all started to die for me. I finally got fed up and threw one in the ground and it seems to be thriving, so I'm just leaving it there.
My design work is so dramatically different for each region, so- I suppose, I enjoy the challenge and the range of plants and styles it forces me into- but apples to apples-- I prefer my Michigan projects because I like more dramatic changes in elevation on a site-!
We use large “tree” dollys that are typically used for trees and boulders by landscape and nursery workmen~~ we pad them all out with foam and they work amazingly well!!! One person can move any one of our planters~
Have you considered making any smaller aqua pots? My indoor Calatheas LOVE self watering pots, but I can't find any good ones above 6 inch widths. It would be awesome to have an indoor pot line of these.
