Hi Alex! I've been cleaning up my flower beds and cutting back dead plants and shrubs. I love your ideas and the flowers will be so pretty along the fence. Happy Spring!
Hi Alex, I love the fence choice, it's quite nice. Looking forward to future garden videos😊 Also, are you two chefs? Your dinner looks yummy. Maybe some recipe videos like that meat Chris cooked would be great😮
Wisteria although beautiful is quite destructive in that the small creeping branches go between wall cracks and then grow expanding into large branches and hence can destroy their support 😊
I just stumbled onto your channel.. you have a new subscriber! 🎉 I do have wisteria growing on a quite similar fence. It’s now 7 years old. I only guide it over the top of the fence, it will be fine. Just make sure you plant it with some distance from the fence (similar to climbing roses).
I love your little property, and I think the plan will be gorgeous. I only want to caution you as a wisteria owner, who made this bad mistake… Make sure to attach a heavy wire to the front of your fence for the wisteria to grow against. If you allow it to grow Around your fence in a few years, it is going to destroy the fence because wisteria grows quickly. I unfortunately allowed my wisteria to grow in and around my gorgeous, expensive PVC garden trellis. In another year, it is going to smash the PVC and there’s nothing I can do to prevent it. Learn from my mistakes and do your research! You will thank me. Also watch many videos on trimming the wisteria. I’ve had mine for 15 years before it finally flowered only because I did not realize I needed to trim it in the fall and the spring.
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Alex. I really like this video idea. Great job and thank you for giving us some ideas.
Hi Alex! I've been cleaning up my flower beds and cutting back dead plants and shrubs. I love your ideas and the flowers will be so pretty along the fence. Happy Spring!
Hi Alex, your plans for the garden look great, and I hope you take us along with you as you make it happen ❤❤❤. And dinner looks delicious 😋.
Maybe, consider some evergreens in your garden design for some year round interest. The garden already looks nice after your clean up.
Your future garden design looks very beautiful. by the way the meal looked so delicious.
Hi Alex, I love the fence choice, it's quite nice. Looking forward to future garden videos😊 Also, are you two chefs? Your dinner looks yummy. Maybe some recipe videos like that meat Chris cooked would be great😮
That def wasnt a carrot haha. I love the look of your space! Beautiful fence and your grass is so lovely!
I love your design idea. I am from Texas too! Food looks great. Thank you for sharing!!!
Wisteria although beautiful is quite destructive in that the small creeping branches go between wall cracks and then grow expanding into large branches and hence can destroy their support 😊
What app do you use to plan your garden.
wisteria will kill your fence.
I just stumbled onto your channel.. you have a new subscriber! 🎉
I do have wisteria growing on a quite similar fence. It’s now 7 years old. I only guide it over the top of the fence, it will be fine. Just make sure you plant it with some distance from the fence (similar to climbing roses).
Looking foward to your next videos.
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I love your little property, and I think the plan will be gorgeous. I only want to caution you as a wisteria owner, who made this bad mistake… Make sure to attach a heavy wire to the front of your fence for the wisteria to grow against. If you allow it to grow Around your fence in a few years, it is going to destroy the fence because wisteria grows quickly. I unfortunately allowed my wisteria to grow in and around my gorgeous, expensive PVC garden trellis. In another year, it is going to smash the PVC and there’s nothing I can do to prevent it. Learn from my mistakes and do your research! You will thank me. Also watch many videos on trimming the wisteria. I’ve had mine for 15 years before it finally flowered only because I did not realize I needed to trim it in the fall and the spring.