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Very nice catio. It would be nice if you had shown more about the actual build of the catio itself.

Wonderful catio!!!!

I bought 5 from Lowes in the DFW area last year and 4 didn't make it. The lone survivor is barely hanging on. They were planted in a row about 3 feet away from the front of my east-west facing home and get the most intense summer sun between 3-6. Do you think it may be overwater or underwater? How often do you water yours? Technically variegated plants are prone to damage when exposed to intense sunlight and these have white new growths.

can you go over more of the design of the catio? I am going to be doing something very similar coming off a porch. 11' wide by 32' long. Did you dig post holes and put those posts in the ground?

i am saf it only blooms once a year

Thank you for sharing. What zone are you in?

Wonderful, nice size

Thank you‼️ I’ve been lucky to find so many great videos but yours is EXACTLY what I want & need. U did a beautiful job.❤️🐈😻

Love your huge catio, a great cat and people place.

How about more climbing trees, more high resting perches, more stimulating environment for cats’ natural curiosity. More imagination needed to update from a napping area.

Looks great fellow zone 8aer

I just got three in and mine will be in the bed near the house ♥️

This is an awesome catio. I loved seeing the cats in it. Able to really relax outdoors safely. Its a great setup!

Those are amazing. Here from the re dit group

The best catio, as it can be used not only by cats, but also by humans, kids, dogs! Good job!

u are planting it to close to house remember 3 feet all around

u are planting it to close to fence remember 3 feet all around

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Thanks for sharing 👍

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I would like to grow the crossvine in my backyard, but was wondering if it will damage my fence. Please advise. Thank you!

Very nice looking catio. I'm sure your kitties love it.

Love the oakleaf hydrangea!

I AM SOOOOO JEALOUS OF YOUR WONDERFUL SOIL!!!! My clay soil is thick and heavy.

Wow those blooms are on fire 🔥 😊

This year I bought a fall blooming Encore Azalea "sangria" hoping for the best!

We just planted some. How long have you had those for? And how fast do they grow?

Awesome catio👍

I love your catio, it's very spacious and very well made. Your cats look very carefree and happy. I love cats. I also like your shrubs. 🥰💞🐈🐈‍⬛🐾

I like that pond idea!

They are looking great! Spring can't come quick enough! We're over in zone 5b in Wisconsin!

Looks like some neutring is the order of the day. They might take to spraying inside the house. I like the amount of space you gave them.

Awesome great job protecting your precious kitties and wild life! Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺😻😻

Prepping new garden Thank you for sharing information about agriculture and being an inspiration for my farm

how about a few small climb-able trees?

What zone are you in?

I enjoyed the video, thanks for posting it.

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My all stars this year were Serena Angelonia and 'Summer Jewel Red' salvia. The summer jewel salvia I grew from seed (super easy even though the seeds are tiny) and it was covered in flowers and pollinators from late spring until now. Supposedly it is a perennial in zone 8 but I'm sure it dropped so many seeds that it will come back next year either way. I bought 2 flats of the Angelonia but you can also grow it from seed (I tried but had marginal success which is why I bought some more). It bloomed from early summer all the way to now and is a sometimes perennial in our area but also drops tons of seeds so should come back either way. Obviously lantana (new gold, miss huff, and the purple trailing variety) did fine this year despite the heat. All my paniculata hydrangeas (little lime, limelight, limelight prime, and moon dance) performed poorly despite being all stars in prior years... just too hot for them apparently. Abelias did ok (rose creek, kaleidoscope, radiance, twist of lime) but underperformed compared to prior years. The abelias did look great once it cooled down and we got some rain. Roman Candle Podocarpus is also looking great although it does best in part sun, especially with protection form afternoon sun. Rock rose (pavonia lasiopetala) didn't notice the heat at all either and performed well. All my profusion zinnia did great, most of them I grew from seed (via park seed, which also has the summer jewel red salvia). Belleza dark pink gaura also did very well... it is a short lived perennial but easy to propagate. The foliage is very showy and it produces tons of flowers as well. Also gets much bigger than the 1-2 feet claim on the label, mine grew to nearly 5 feet from the tiny 3.5 inch pots I got on clearance at Lowes last year.

I promise I won’t comment again it’s just that y’all and I happened to purchase a lot of the same stuff awesome ! Thank you and your wife for help thanks 🙏 much again

Alot of people did well I’ll be looking forward to seeing y’all’s videos

Do y’all watch Jim Puttmans video

Just wondering if you guys have tried smooth hydrangeas and I even have a hard time with oak leaf ones but I’m still trying I’ve been wondering buying all kinds so last month I bought 1 Incrediball and 3 annebelle ones Have you by chance know about how they will do So Far so they have not died yet and they are supposed to naturalize they were cheaper and I don’t have to buy any more right now but I want to still try for the panicule golly I wrote a letter

Thank you I now know what sage bush I have and I came really close to getting those asters also bush I had already lost my fire bush by then

I f found your channel when I got my fire bush last year it didn’t make it either

Oh by way I’m in Plano tX

Hey good clean fun

Hey I’m listening to a Live concert here at Danny Steven Hodges concert 🎵 now I saw you I had to plug 🔌 my bosi in but come join us if you want to come on

Yeah lost mine too but I have lost so much in the past year