Roxana, you are equanimity embodied. I really appreciate how real your videos are, you show what has worked, what has suffered in weather, and you show weeds. But while this can often lead us gardeners to frustration or sadness, your calm and gentle encouragement of 'that's ok, that happens, this is part of life', so so welcome in an era of so many contrived social media vignettes that are so perfect, they are unattainable. Gracias por tu presencia en el mundo jardinero de TH-cam, es bienvenida y eres un rayo de sol!
Wao Roxana, your garden is looking so beautiful already. Can you imagine in a couple weeks? So exiting! I love how you enjoy things without rushing! Thanks for sharing your beautiful little peace of heaven with us! Hermoso! ❤
I love tulips, one of my favorite flowers and the soundtrack of birds chirping is music to my ears! Your tulips look amazing and your garden is coming along nicely. The obelisk your hubby made for you is so special and the plant growing on it is lovely and just the right size. Wonderful video and I enjoyed the music! TFS! 🌷🐦
Hi, Roxana! I’m totally feeling your vibe. Just a little bit in the garden here and there; no need to rush. Just enjoy! Thank you for your encouragement and wisdom!💗
This is a wonderful view of your garden. I hope you'll continue to post garden tours every month or so, its amazing how the garden changes this time of year!
Exactly how I feel about the chores I need to do in my flower/vegetable beds, I will get to them in due time. Sit back and enjoy what is blooming now. Those tulips are gorgeous.
Love the drifts of pink tulips. I had planted some tulips ages ago, maybe even decades ago. I know tulips aren't reliable to return. Another bunch I planted 3 or 4 years ago look really sparse this season. But a couple years ago, those old tulips came back! I'd long given up on them. I guess they were just laying low 😊 until they were ready. So sweet. Back then I thought 10 bulbs was a big amount.
Beautiful, peaceful, and simple garden. I really enjoyed this relaxing video. Some of the garden tours I've seen on TH-cam this year were 'stressful' because there were so many plants to look at - my eyes couldn't rest, lol. Your tour was simple but elegant.😊
Your tulips are absolutely gorgeous!!! I planted tulips but all the squirrels decided to have a feast 😂 also love your viburnum, my neighbor has one she let's me clip from and enjoy the fragrance is amazing!!
In the future, if u want to plant tulips and keep the squirrels away, u can make small cages out of hardware cloth to fit around the bulbs before u plant them. I have done this for my tulips, and I didn’t lose a single one to squirrels. The tulips just push their leaves right thru the cages as they come up and none of them have had any issues blooming.
I absolutely love the pink tulips!!! I cannot plant any in the ground because of the rabbits all over my property but I will get some to plant in a container now! How gorgeous!
@@SoilandMargaritas my dog loves to chase them haha but they don’t really fear him. They will let him get within a foot of them or so and then run away like it’s a game. He’s only 15lbs though so he probably doesn’t look like much of a threat. 🤣
The mixed colored tulips look like a Fiesta! You must have perfect tulip growing conditions. I had a 'plum' tree a while ago, but here in Arkansas some kind of bug considered it a favorite. Since I don't like to use sprays I finally took it out. The night temps are still in the mid-low 40s, with some high 30s predicted, so I had to 'up pot' 30 zinnias and sunflowers today. I promised myself that I will not start seeds so early again!
I dug my tulips out yesterday, they took up to much space and only lasted a week since the weather did a backward catapult this week. Yours still look gorgeous. I'm going to replace mine with something that lasts longer bloomwise.
Compared to mine, your garden does not look a mess, but I hear you. The snow has finally all melted and it will be warm enough this week to get busy. So much gopher damage and broken plants to clean up and trim. Your tulips are so vibrant and happy looking. Bridal wreath spirea grows like a weed here and I don't know why I don't have one, but I have two viburnums and I can't wait for them to bloom. I love the Spring, even all the bits we have to fix, clean up and move. It is what I wait months for! All your areas look amazing, and it is easy to see past what needs doing to the promise of what is to come. I just got to go dig up some lilac suckers from a friends house to get started, I have quite a few colors and this one is a dark, dark purple. I am so excited to add it to my collection.
Roxanna I loved your garden tour!!🎉 Your tulips are beautiful love the colors. We just had freezing 🥶 rain on Tuesday 😢 so my garden is a little behind but I will get there eventually ❤ Thanks for sharing.
The comments were disabled earlier 😊. You always do such an amazing job!!! Since it’s snowing here in Wisconsin yet again, I truly enjoy your garden even more 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
Loving, Loving everything! That deep rich sunshine color on your door is definitely your signature color. You wear it well and it looks good on your home. What a beautiful spots you have in your garden! Keep sharing your view.
This is just gorgeous and so relaxing. Well aside from my dog attacking his stuffie on my lap. We're zone 5 b and soooo far behind you. Tulips are just popping up, no blooms yet. No live on my lilac or any of my trees yet, still looks pretty dead n brown here.
I LOVE my Korean spice viburnum. I fell in love with it when I showed up a few years ago for a Craigslist pickup and the woman had one growing by her front door. I took one sniff and had to have one. Yours looks healthy and happy. ❤
Your garden looks beautiful already. I don’t remember seeing the garden path at the very end of the video heading towards the front yard. It looks like you have two boxwoods at the end of the path with a circle of box woods along with a curved hedge of boxwoods. The design looks stunning from a distance. 🌼🐝
Loved your garden tour! I live in Indy and would gladly take the honeysuckle if your relatives decline. I planted one late in the season last year and survived.
The tree with the pink blossoms looks to be a purpleleaf sand-cherry. I have tried to grow one twice in 4b without success. Yours looks amazing! Those tulips are gorgeous.Tfs!
The tulips look great , mine got eaten by voles i think , they came up and flowered for a few days and then didn’t look good anymore. I blamed it on the 90 degree weather we got last week but upon closer inspection there were only stems and flowers stuck in the ground , no bulb attached. I love 💕 your yard and channel, greetings from Massachusetts
Roxana, your garden is so peaceful and lovely. I really love the sunrise mix tulips, just stunning color combination. The burgandy colored tree/shrub with the tiny white/pink flowers looks just like the purple sand cherry I had in my old garden. Could this be a Sand Cherry also? Thank you for sharing:)
I don't get how a garden in zone 5 is more advanced in growth of trees, bushes, perennials and even bulbs, then my zone 6a garden. We're barely leafed out, tulips are not out, perennials are very small! Don't get it! Thanks for your tour Roxana, loved it
I still have half of my tulips that are just showing the bulbs part, we have been getting a lot of heat here and rain, quite warm for April and I think that really pushed a lot of things.
Thank you for the tour of you lovely garden. The tulip mix is particularly pretty; I love how they’re all the same height. I also love that harlequin honeysuckle vine on the obelisk! I planted one last fall but it was a casualty of the December mega-freeze… ☹️ The red leafed bushes look like Sand Cherries to me. The flowers may not be the stars of the show but they have a wonderful faint fragrance.
These strolls through your gardens are so peaceful and soothing. So much color already. The lines of tulips are especially eye catching. A quick question: where did you get your multi-colored heuchera? I want to get a variety of colors as accents for my hosta bed and am looking for a good source. Thanks!
Your Korean Spice Viburnum is beautiful. I planted that and a baby spice viburnum from PW 2 seasons ago in my zone 9b-10a. They put on very little growth and have never bloomed. They get morning sun and filtered afternoon sun. Wondering if I should give up on them or be patient. What has been your experience? Thank you for the lovely garden tour.
Mine don’t get full sun either, they are on the north-west corner and get some sun, it was a one gallon container when I planted and even the first year I got a handful of blooms.
Hi Roxana! Such a pleasant and beautiful tour of your garden.🌷 Did you mention the name of the two evergreens on each side of the diamond trellis which holds the honeysuckle? (at 15:45) Thank you 😊
The tulips look great! I just think it’s too dry here as mine just don’t get big. Bulbs are suppose to like good draining soil. I just don’t get it, those and peonies just don’t do much. When I say it’s Dusty I’m not kidding. The once a month mowing I tend to wait right after a rain😂
@@SoilandMargaritas I have not, but I know strawberries freeze in containers here Z5a, WI so not sure if they would survive. It’s this micro climate desert I live at now. Couple miles away and I grew everything. I do know as cute as that vole was he/she has to go. There was a tunnel on top of soil under winter mulch. It ate the blue flowered grassy bulbs (name?) and started in on tulips. Anyhow I just seem to not get those lush looking tulips here.
Ah, ok. So you top them up every year. No wonder they give such a magnificent show! But don’t you find that they occupy a lot of space while you’re waiting for the leaves to die back? I’d love to plant mine in the ground, but am put off because of how long they take to die back, so I just keep them in pots 🌷
@@eliev7844 It is a trade off, normally they are in between something (shrubs or perennials) so while they are dying other things are coming to life, I am ok with that. It would be SO MUCH work trying to dig there, also, I don't replant in the same bed every year, for example, this bed (stepping stone pathway) is where I added a few hundred tulips last year, so I am going to let them be and I will not plant anything(tulips) this year here, maybe I will get a second flush of them next year... I always have "new" tulips in different spots each year.
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Roxana, you are equanimity embodied. I really appreciate how real your videos are, you show what has worked, what has suffered in weather, and you show weeds. But while this can often lead us gardeners to frustration or sadness, your calm and gentle encouragement of 'that's ok, that happens, this is part of life', so so welcome in an era of so many contrived social media vignettes that are so perfect, they are unattainable. Gracias por tu presencia en el mundo jardinero de TH-cam, es bienvenida y eres un rayo de sol!
Ahhh muchísimas gracias por tus palabras de apoyo!
I actually enjoy weeding...when they're small. It's meditative for me.
I love walking my garden each morning to see how much my plants are growing, seeing new blooms and seeing new hosta eyes pop up. I love Spring.
Wao Roxana, your garden is looking so beautiful already. Can you imagine in a couple weeks? So exiting! I love how you enjoy things without rushing! Thanks for sharing your beautiful little peace of heaven with us! Hermoso! ❤
Thank you friend! I am really enjoying my little space.
I love tulips, one of my favorite flowers and the soundtrack of birds chirping is music to my ears! Your tulips look amazing and your garden is coming along nicely. The obelisk your hubby made for you is so special and the plant growing on it is lovely and just the right size. Wonderful video and I enjoyed the music! TFS! 🌷🐦
Thank you cami mani!
The tulips are beautiful
Hi, Roxana! I’m totally feeling your vibe. Just a little bit in the garden here and there; no need to rush. Just enjoy! Thank you for your encouragement and wisdom!💗
This pink tulips 🌷 💗 are really beautiful.. thank you for sharing. Love your whole garden.. ❤️
So beautiful Roxanne. Your hard work is awesome. Tfs.
Thank you Lisa!
This is a wonderful view of your garden. I hope you'll continue to post garden tours every month or so, its amazing how the garden changes this time of year!
Your garden is beautiful and the pink tulips are absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you so much Gwen!
WOW WOW is so beautiful and the sound of birds 😍
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Exactly how I feel about the chores I need to do in my flower/vegetable beds, I will get to them in due time. Sit back and enjoy what is blooming now.
Those tulips are gorgeous.
Thank you so much friend!
Love the drifts of pink tulips.
I had planted some tulips ages ago, maybe even decades ago. I know tulips aren't reliable to return. Another bunch I planted 3 or 4 years ago look really sparse this season. But a couple years ago, those old tulips came back! I'd long given up on them. I guess they were just laying low 😊 until they were ready. So sweet. Back then I thought 10 bulbs was a big amount.
Looks beautiful and those pink tulips are stunning 🍃🌷🍃
Thank you Jasmine, those tulips are my favorite!
I am honestly enjoying the garden this season. Happy growing. Your tulips are dancing around your beautiful garden. 💃🏾
Everything about your garden is beautiful! ❤
Thank you! 😘😘
You’re garden is absolutely beautiful
OMG!!! I love those pink tulips! 🌷 So gorgeous. I need those in my life.💕
Right!? These are amazing!
And sooo it begins the story of your heart, starting to bloom..Beautiful!!🌟🌟🌟🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🌷🌷🌷✌🏻
Those pink tulips look amazing !!
Everything is looking so beautiful 🤩
Beautiful, peaceful, and simple garden. I really enjoyed this relaxing video. Some of the garden tours I've seen on TH-cam this year were 'stressful' because there were so many plants to look at - my eyes couldn't rest, lol. Your tour was simple but elegant.😊
Always a beautiful garden tour! I lost a lot of plants due to our harsh freezes this year but it's all good! Happy gardening friend!
Happy gardening sweet friend!
Your tulips are absolutely gorgeous!!! I planted tulips but all the squirrels decided to have a feast 😂 also love your viburnum, my neighbor has one she let's me clip from and enjoy the fragrance is amazing!!
I LOVE this viburnum!
In the future, if u want to plant tulips and keep the squirrels away, u can make small cages out of hardware cloth to fit around the bulbs before u plant them. I have done this for my tulips, and I didn’t lose a single one to squirrels. The tulips just push their leaves right thru the cages as they come up and none of them have had any issues blooming.
@@loricawley54 I will definitely try that thank you. They also just bite off once it's bloomed 😐
beautiful video with beautiful music
Whoa luv the pink tulips 💕
Oh I love all the spring color! Especially the tulips- your hard work has rewarded all of us! Thank you Roxana.
I absolutely love the pink tulips!!! I cannot plant any in the ground because of the rabbits all over my property but I will get some to plant in a container now! How gorgeous!
I am thankful the rabbits here do not bother mine, I think my dog has a lot to do with it.
@@SoilandMargaritas my dog loves to chase them haha but they don’t really fear him. They will let him get within a foot of them or so and then run away like it’s a game. He’s only 15lbs though so he probably doesn’t look like much of a threat. 🤣
The mixed colored tulips look like a Fiesta! You must have perfect tulip growing conditions. I had a 'plum' tree a while ago, but here in Arkansas some kind of bug considered it a favorite. Since I don't like to use sprays I finally took it out. The night temps are still in the mid-low 40s, with some high 30s predicted, so I had to 'up pot' 30 zinnias and sunflowers today. I promised myself that I will not start seeds so early again!
Everything is looking so amazing!!! ❤❤❤
Thanks Michelle!
Beautiful & Relaxing 😊
I dug my tulips out yesterday, they took up to much space and only lasted a week since the weather did a backward catapult this week. Yours still look gorgeous. I'm going to replace mine with something that lasts longer bloomwise.
I live at the JerseyShore zone 7a I know the plum you spoke of as a Sand Cherry, I love the foliage as well 😊
The tulips all look so beautiful! Unfortunately due to deer pressure, I can only grow tulips in pots where I live.
beautiful !!! SO beautiful...and loving the pink tulips, I'll be on the watch for them this fall for my garden
Me gusta mucho tu trabajo en jardinería. Todo se mezcla y es agradable a la vista. Tomo ideas de cómo trabajas los ladrillos.
Gracias Brenda!
Compared to mine, your garden does not look a mess, but I hear you. The snow has finally all melted and it will be warm enough this week to get busy. So much gopher damage and broken plants to clean up and trim. Your tulips are so vibrant and happy looking. Bridal wreath spirea grows like a weed here and I don't know why I don't have one, but I have two viburnums and I can't wait for them to bloom. I love the Spring, even all the bits we have to fix, clean up and move. It is what I wait months for! All your areas look amazing, and it is easy to see past what needs doing to the promise of what is to come. I just got to go dig up some lilac suckers from a friends house to get started, I have quite a few colors and this one is a dark, dark purple. I am so excited to add it to my collection.
Surprisingly, these lilacs don’t grow many runners here, I get more weeds that anything else.
Beautiful garden and music❤ love that it's so realistic ..
So Pretty! I really enjoy your garden!
Thank you! 🥰😘🌷
Beautiful!!!
Beautiful spring garden! Thanks for sharing! Bonnie🇨🇦
Everything looks great! Your growing zone seems to be 2-3 weeks ahead of mine which is so interesting to see. I love those pink tulips. Great tour!
Beautiful
Roxana, I really enjoyed this garden tour and the music was so complimentary❤🎉
Thank you!
Roxanna I loved your garden tour!!🎉 Your tulips are beautiful love the colors. We just had freezing 🥶 rain on Tuesday 😢 so my garden is a little behind but I will get there eventually ❤ Thanks for sharing.
The comments were disabled earlier 😊. You always do such an amazing job!!! Since it’s snowing here in Wisconsin yet again, I truly enjoy your garden even more 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
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Beautiful Roxi!! Can’t wait to see it wake up even more!!
At 9:44 they what you are referring to are Sandcherry shrubs/trees. I have them in my garden as well
That’s what people keep saying, I’ll have to write it down.
Loving, Loving everything! That deep rich sunshine color on your door is definitely your signature color. You wear it well and it looks good on your home. What a beautiful spots you have in your garden! Keep sharing your view.
I just planted a Korean Spice Viburnum. This makes me so excited for the blooms ❤
This garden tour was 😍 and the cotton steel planters 🔥
Beautiful as always Roxana❤
This is just gorgeous and so relaxing. Well aside from my dog attacking his stuffie on my lap.
We're zone 5 b and soooo far behind you. Tulips are just popping up, no blooms yet. No live on my lilac or any of my trees yet, still looks pretty dead n brown here.
Pretty soon friend!
I LOVE my Korean spice viburnum. I fell in love with it when I showed up a few years ago for a Craigslist pickup and the woman had one growing by her front door. I took one sniff and had to have one. Yours looks healthy and happy. ❤
The shrub loves it here, it’s at the very corner of the north/west side of the house so it doesn’t really get too much sun but plenty.
I have 2 Spice Baby viburnums and the fragrance is outstanding 👌
It truly is!
Your garden looks beautiful already. I don’t remember seeing the garden path at the very end of the video heading towards the front yard. It looks like you have two boxwoods at the end of the path with a circle of box woods along with a curved hedge of boxwoods. The design looks stunning from a distance. 🌼🐝
Yes! I call this the stepping stone path and each “entrance” has a round boxwood , the one end has a circle of boxwoods in the front. I love it!
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Loved your garden tour! I live in Indy and would gladly take the honeysuckle if your relatives decline. I planted one late in the season last year and survived.
I will keep you in mind. I am pretty sure it will go to my moms, she has a deck on the back of her house where this one will grow perfectly!
@@SoilandMargaritas Sure it will! Sorry some of they died in your garden.
The tree with the pink blossoms looks to be a purpleleaf sand-cherry. I have tried to grow one twice in 4b without success. Yours looks amazing! Those tulips are gorgeous.Tfs!
I have no clue honestly! I remember the tags when I got them, they just said plum on it, it wants to go as a round shrub which is easier to prune.
Absolutely beautiful ❤️
Thank you!
The tulips look great , mine got eaten by voles i think , they came up and flowered for a few days and then didn’t look good anymore. I blamed it on the 90 degree weather we got last week but upon closer inspection there were only stems and flowers stuck in the ground , no bulb attached. I love 💕 your yard and channel, greetings from Massachusetts
This spring has been quite warmer than the last few years.
Roxana, your garden is so peaceful and lovely. I really love the sunrise mix tulips, just stunning color combination. The burgandy colored tree/shrub with the tiny white/pink flowers looks just like the purple sand cherry I had in my old garden. Could this be a Sand Cherry also? Thank you for sharing:)
That's what people are telling me, I really love the foliage of it.
I don't get how a garden in zone 5 is more advanced in growth of trees, bushes, perennials and even bulbs, then my zone 6a garden. We're barely leafed out, tulips are not out, perennials are very small! Don't get it! Thanks for your tour Roxana, loved it
I still have half of my tulips that are just showing the bulbs part, we have been getting a lot of heat here and rain, quite warm for April and I think that really pushed a lot of things.
Thank you for the tour of you lovely garden. The tulip mix is particularly pretty; I love how they’re all the same height. I also love that harlequin honeysuckle vine on the obelisk! I planted one last fall but it was a casualty of the December mega-freeze… ☹️ The red leafed bushes look like Sand Cherries to me. The flowers may not be the stars of the show but they have a wonderful faint fragrance.
That harlequin honeysuckle was a happy find! I am sorry about yours.
Such a relaxing vidoe seeing all your plants. The link tulips are so beautiful. What is the larger tree that has the straps/stakes?
That’s a honey locust that decided to go a bit sideways during the winter, I’m trying to keep it straight.
These strolls through your gardens are so peaceful and soothing. So much color already. The lines of tulips are especially eye catching. A quick question: where did you get your multi-colored heuchera? I want to get a variety of colors as accents for my hosta bed and am looking for a good source. Thanks!
I got them from everywhere, local, online. (Lowes, HD, great garden plans, Walters gardens)
Maravilloso amiga! ❤
Gracias! Y esa canción al principio era difícil de no disfrutar 😘
Your Korean Spice Viburnum is beautiful. I planted that and a baby spice viburnum from PW 2 seasons ago in my zone 9b-10a. They put on very little growth and have never bloomed. They get morning sun and filtered afternoon sun. Wondering if I should give up on them or be patient. What has been your experience? Thank you for the lovely garden tour.
Mine don’t get full sun either, they are on the north-west corner and get some sun, it was a one gallon container when I planted and even the first year I got a handful of blooms.
love the garden and how it's progressing!!! Do you dig up your tulips each year?
I don’t! Too much work! I rather plant each year (although not on the same location 2 years in a row)
Please remind me where you purchased the trellis from Roxana
Hi Roxana! Such a pleasant and beautiful tour of your garden.🌷 Did you mention the name of the two evergreens on each side of the diamond trellis which holds the honeysuckle? (at 15:45) Thank you 😊
Hey! Thank you! I honestly don’t remember the name of those boxwoods, I got those already that huge a few years ago.
@@SoilandMargaritas Thank you! I thought it was boxwood but wasn’t sure. I’m looking for something that shape and size.🌷🌿
Este año solo saliero 2 tulips, creo que nesecito ponerle mas bulbous estos tiene como 4 años.
Yo creo que si, me imagino que los que compras tu ya vienen con la etapa de frio.
@@SoilandMargaritas Yo pensaba que se multiplicaban como los narcisos y resulta que no.😞
Tulip alley looks amazing. Did you protect the bulbs in the container over winter? I planted tulips in containers but they all rot over winter
I didn’t! These are probably protected by that east wall 🤷🏻♀️ I always have 50/50 luck with bulbs in containers
Beautiful garden Roxana... those tulips are gorgeous. I wanted to ask you where did you buy your birth bath??
The water fountain? Locally!
@@SoilandMargaritas thank you I'll keep my eyes open here in Ohio😁
The tulips look great! I just think it’s too dry here as mine just don’t get big. Bulbs are suppose to like good draining soil. I just don’t get it, those and peonies just don’t do much. When I say it’s Dusty I’m not kidding. The once a month mowing I tend to wait right after a rain😂
Have you triend containers? That way you can control the water intake?
@@SoilandMargaritas I have not, but I know strawberries freeze in containers here Z5a, WI so not sure if they would survive. It’s this micro climate desert I live at now. Couple miles away and I grew everything. I do know as cute as that vole was he/she has to go. There was a tunnel on top of soil under winter mulch. It ate the blue flowered grassy bulbs (name?) and started in on tulips. Anyhow I just seem to not get those lush looking tulips here.
I adore your tulips! Do you dig them up after they’ve finished flowering or do you leave them in the ground?
I don’t dig them, they stay there and hopefully they come back, but I always plant quite a few hundred every year.
Ah, ok. So you top them up every year. No wonder they give such a magnificent show!
But don’t you find that they occupy a lot of space while you’re waiting for the leaves to die back? I’d love to plant mine in the ground, but am put off because of how long they take to die back, so I just keep them in pots 🌷
@@eliev7844 It is a trade off, normally they are in between something (shrubs or perennials) so while they are dying other things are coming to life, I am ok with that. It would be SO MUCH work trying to dig there, also, I don't replant in the same bed every year, for example, this bed (stepping stone pathway) is where I added a few hundred tulips last year, so I am going to let them be and I will not plant anything(tulips) this year here, maybe I will get a second flush of them next year... I always have "new" tulips in different spots each year.
"Weeds are thriving..." Yes it is!!!
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What kind of tree is at 9:37?
As I mentioned in the video, I think is a plum but I am not sure.
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Everything is so pretty!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Please remind me where you purchased the trellis from Roxana
Which one???