Amazing the look he’s achieved with the strategic placement of containers! He’s turned an urban desert into a food forest for pollinators. So inspiring!🐝🦋
I've always loved your interviews with gardeners. Again, what a treat to see his work and ideas in a small space. I prefer these videos to the ones from Chelsea or other commercial places. I like seeing the real gardens! Loved the combination of your garden knowledge and asking questions. I, too, must get agastache Black Adder for next year. I'm in U.S. zone 6a.
I agree with you on seeing the real gardens. It just makes it more relatable. Like hey “I could do that” I’m glad I’m not the only one who feels this way.
I have to clarify my first comment. I do like Alexandra's visits to public/commercial gardens and her interviews there. Often those gardeners give great advice about plants they're growing [dahlias, peonies, hydrangeas]. And I like seeing the gardens that I would never see otherwise. After more consideration, I find that the garden 'shows' like Chelsea or Philadelphia flower Show just don't capture the earthy plantings that other gardens do. It's more about what speaks to me; Alexandra is always wonderful. One of her videos on hydrangeas with a grower is fabulous as an example.
Yes, I agree, pots definitely are much more work than planting into the ground, but if you don't have access to the ground and you love plants, then it doesn't matter so much.
This has got to be my favorite video. What lovely ideas and so inspirational! Thank you so much for sharing this talented young man's garden. I love your dress, and you look stunning in that color. Best wishes from hot and humid Middle Tennessee!
I have recently bought a property which presented a rather ugly problem and left me feeling less than positive about the space. This video has inspired me to add some colour and life into my space. Thank you.
What a lovely interview. His garden is a testament to his design skills. I’m intrigued by the wormery. I would love to know more about how to create one.
There is quite a lot about it on the internet, I've had a look to see if any TH-camrs I can recommend have done a video on one, and there is one fairly old one from Huw Richards here: th-cam.com/video/-DTsex06ppE/w-d-xo.html and I will bear that in mind.
This is so lovely to see. I also rent and my tiny yard is full to the brim with everything from tall Camellias and wisteria in large pots to troughs of mind your own business and irish moss. The last time I moved the removal van did one trip with my furniture and second trip with all my plants. Can't live without a garden regardless of renting!
When I had a house in suburbs I composted everything-dairy, meat, processed food with the usual garden clippings, veggie/fruit waste. Lots of worms in it. It was pretty big with 3 bins for new, working and finished compost. No problems.
This was one of my favourites of your many excellent videos. You ask such good and pertinent questions. He is a really talented and inventive designer. Thank you both.
You have no idea how very happy your videos make me! This one is such a great example of the sense of community one can find among fellow gardeners. I love how much knowledge he was sharing with us. I only have a raised garden container on a balcony but it brings me such great joy to watch insects discovering the plants I installed for them. ❤
As a Londoner this has to be one of my favourite episodes! So much thought has gone into everything - showcasing how even compromise can result in a beautiful result in an urban environment. And Alexandra - love the dress on you 👌🏽
Alexandra, I’ve been watching your videos for a while now, and felt I should tell you how much I enjoy them and look forward to my weekly notification that you’ve uploaded something new. I garden on the west coast of Canada, zone 8, where my front garden gets nightly visits from deer who have not read the lists of plants they’re not supposed to eat. I learn something new from your videos every week and love all the interesting gardens that you showcase. This week’s garden was a beautiful study in determination and dedication 😀
What a great video, lovely garden and Sean is very talented. I live not far from the Ravensbourne river as well. Would love to visit this garden sometime!
WOW! This garden is inspiring to me because the ground around my new home on a farm is as dry & hard as a rock. Now I'm going to switch to growing things in pots!
It always amazes me how toads just show up in my garden! I know they hibernate, but I'm still amazed nonetheless. My Winter yard gets pretty bare, you can see right down to the soil in most places. All the herbaceous greenery has disappeared. For a short time I kinda like it bcuz it's such a stark contrast to the Summer jungle. It's a time in the garden that feels like a clean slate, as if a minimalist gardens here. (Even tho my garden is far from a minimalist style!) To see my yard in Winter, you would never think frogs or toads, or ANY fauna live here. But every Spring there they are! Little tiny toads just hopping about in all lush new green!!
I own my house, but decided a long time ago that containers are better due to several reasons. Firstly, they are portable and plants can be changed if they fall out of favor. Also, it stops a plant from becoming too invasive. I’ve found that out the hard way living in Florida where things can take off quickly. The one downside is when hurricanes come and stuff needs to be moved into the garage. An expat watching in Ft Lauderdale.
I so love the visiting of other gardens, seeing what I would not have seen, if I didn't have this channel. What a delightful garden! Alexandra, you always ask the kind of questions people would otherwise wonder about. 💙💙💙
Alexandra, your videos are ALWAYS the first ones I click on from my notification lists, and you never disappoint! It’s so interesting watching these interview-type videos, as the content is always different coming from such variety of sources. Really enjoyed this particular one. Amazing transformation from desert to oasis within such strict setup, ie rented accommodation. And picked up a few pollinator-friendly tips too such as the agastache Black Ader.
Wow ! What an amazing video. I learned so much from Shaun (and I ALWAYS learn so much from YOU!) Because I live in the US in Zone 5b, we are not able to leave out pots in the Winter months. Nevertheless, the information today was great and I love learning from all great gardeners ! MANY THANKS !!
Excellent, excellent video topic. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 it's so inspiring to a novice like me to see something on a more realistic scale. He's managed to get so much into his small garden - I love that you could totally forget the original size of the garden w/ his wonderful planting ideas - it seems so enclosed + private yet spacious all at the same time. Such a good video, thank you Alexandra! Pls do more videos like this. 😊
Loved this! My own garden has no pots either. I have lovely shrubs, some small trees, climbers.....all sorts of precious and perfect blooms 😊 It's my sanctuary and my joy 💕
Your garden is an inspiration. I had my eye on your tomatoes throughout the episode! Don't worry about AstroTurf. I have it dotted around my cottage garden to hide 'difficult' areas. Visitors are looking for the wow factor when they see a garden.
A very nice video to show us what you can do with limited space using your imagination. I always take away something from these fun and informative chats Alexandra. Thank you.
This is fantastic, what a beautiful job this young man has done ✅ The transformation is a credit to him. So much thought and work has gone into this project. I just love it. 😉
Alexandra, this was an especially good episode. Thank you! Shaun's garden is remarkable, and he is so articulate that the content of your conversation was riveting. Thank you both and have a wonderful week. DA
Great ideas! In Atlanta, USA the clay soil is very challenging. Growing in pots certainly helps many perennials that need better drainage avoiding wet feet over winter.
Fabulous garden - I'm in the same rental position with a temporary potted garden and I find the watering of the pots of a morning very calming! Great video as ever Alexandra! Mx
Thanks a lot for this video, it's interesting to see what one can do with pots and he managed to create a very nice place for humans and insects and frogs ! :))
I have really enjoyed this video thank you for sharing. The garden looks amazing absolutely beautiful a credit to the designer/owner his dedication to syle certainly shows, so cozy too. I've come away with lots of ideas for my own garden .
Good morning Alexander, Shaun seems to be a person that can grow something out of any container!! My-My, what a gorgeous inviting plant haven he has created. I am so pleased Shaun mentioned the topping up of good soil instead of changing everything in the pot. I do that with my soil, empty pots into the wheelbarrow with a good amount of fresh compost and another bag of something good, mix it all up and then re-use. You looked stunning in your mandarin coloured dress and love your necklace. This is a lovely garden talk presentation - as always - very encouraging to do something new. Our weather has been really "not nice alas, we are om the last week of July so it should be coming a little warmer. We should just get ready for October then things will really start growing and we can enjoy. Hopefully the weather will be lovely this season, will let you know. Enjoy your visits to the various gardens, what a lovely way to get around. Many blessing, kind regards.
Though I moved from a tiny yard to a large property, I still use containers for most of my plants. We have hard clay soil, and high heat (sometimes even in winter) means I often need to move plants into the shade . I use large resin containers in light colors for roses, citrus trees, grapes, wisteria, rosemary, berries, clematis, and others. Some plastic, though I avoid the thin black ones. The large pots I water once a week (twice right now) and smaller pots get an extra trickle as needed with a watering can, using rain water from my barrels (or recycled water from pet bowls or cooking vegetables). Here in California I've found discount stores like Ross & Marshall's have a quality glazed ceramic pots imported from Viet Nam for good prices, though some are 'seconds'. It's a bargain hunt, and you need to go often starting in February. I've found some gorgeous ones over the last five or six years.
Very good advice, especially about having to visit places often in order to spot bargains. Some people find amazing things in junk shops - because they visit often enough to be able to spot anything new or special.
How wonderful! I also rent in London and slowly but surely helping the garden grow. How exciting to hear and see what can be done with ingenuity and imagination. Thanks!
Ill be rewatching this video to fully absorb it - such a tough situation to tackle, I have struggled with potted gardens but love the versitility... if you can do it right which I have not been as successful as I'd like. thank you for such great advice.
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Amazing the look he’s achieved with the strategic placement of containers! He’s turned an urban desert into a food forest for pollinators. So inspiring!🐝🦋
It is!
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I've always loved your interviews with gardeners. Again, what a treat to see his work and ideas in a small space. I prefer these videos to the ones from Chelsea or other commercial places. I like seeing the real gardens! Loved the combination of your garden knowledge and asking questions. I, too, must get agastache Black Adder for next year. I'm in U.S. zone 6a.
Thank you!
I agree with you on seeing the real gardens. It just makes it more relatable. Like hey “I could do that” I’m glad I’m not the only one who feels this way.
I have to clarify my first comment. I do like Alexandra's visits to public/commercial gardens and her interviews there. Often those gardeners give great advice about plants they're growing [dahlias, peonies, hydrangeas]. And I like seeing the gardens that I would never see otherwise. After more consideration, I find that the garden 'shows' like Chelsea or Philadelphia flower Show just don't capture the earthy plantings that other gardens do. It's more about what speaks to me; Alexandra is always wonderful. One of her videos on hydrangeas with a grower is fabulous as an example.
Hi! What a gorgeous picture you've on your profile 😘. Just decided to stop by and say hi!!! I hope my compliment is appreciated :-)
Planting like this requires constant care; watering, pruning, fertilizing.....and requires commitment and dedication
Yes, I agree, pots definitely are much more work than planting into the ground, but if you don't have access to the ground and you love plants, then it doesn't matter so much.
This has got to be my favorite video. What lovely ideas and so inspirational! Thank you so much for sharing this talented young man's garden. I love your dress, and you look stunning in that color. Best wishes from hot and humid Middle Tennessee!
And from scorching hot and humid West Tennessee.
Thank you so much! UK pretty hot for a change, too! Too hot for me, to be honest.
I have recently bought a property which presented a rather ugly problem and left me feeling less than positive about the space. This video has inspired me to add some colour and life into my space. Thank you.
I really love your featuring small gardens and something that can be achieved by average homeowners. This post is very inspiring! Thank you!
Thank you so much!
What a lovely interview. His garden is a testament to his design skills. I’m intrigued by the wormery. I would love to know more about how to create one.
I'd like to second that request for more info on the wormery.
@@rosc2022 Me too! I feel that is something I could manage on my balcony.
There is quite a lot about it on the internet, I've had a look to see if any TH-camrs I can recommend have done a video on one, and there is one fairly old one from Huw Richards here: th-cam.com/video/-DTsex06ppE/w-d-xo.html and I will bear that in mind.
This is so lovely to see. I also rent and my tiny yard is full to the brim with everything from tall Camellias and wisteria in large pots to troughs of mind your own business and irish moss. The last time I moved the removal van did one trip with my furniture and second trip with all my plants. Can't live without a garden regardless of renting!
That's good to hear.
I chuck absolutely everything into my compost food wise and have hundreds of worms x 🔷💙🙏😇🇦🇺🕊️
I have huge amounts of pots, ponds and frogs x 🔷💙🙏😇🇦🇺🕊️
When I had a house in suburbs I composted everything-dairy, meat, processed food with the usual garden clippings, veggie/fruit waste. Lots of worms in it. It was pretty big with 3 bins for new, working and finished compost. No problems.
I found that Bokashi composting some stuff prior to adding to a wormery works well
@@gordonwood1594 yep, cooked food, meat, bones, the bones keep getting returned, onion, garlic, lemons, everything x 🧡💛🧡🙏😇🇦🇺🕊️
This was one of my favourites of your many excellent videos. You ask such good and pertinent questions. He is a really talented and inventive designer. Thank you both.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just love these videos. Perennials in pots had become one of my best meditation down time.
Thank you!
I really enjoyed this garden. Not only to show what someone can do with limited space, but also limited ground. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful garden.... I just go with wildflowers. Cant go wrong there!!
You have no idea how very happy your videos make me! This one is such a great example of the sense of community one can find among fellow gardeners. I love how much knowledge he was sharing with us. I only have a raised garden container on a balcony but it brings me such great joy to watch insects discovering the plants I installed for them. ❤
Thank you, and your containers sound lovely
Great video and garden! Inspiring what you can do in a small space. You always have great guests😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Yes I agree with you the small spaces are the best because it makes it more relatable to us.
I love Shaun's ideas since I have a tiny yard where I garden in large pots. Thank you for the playlist, Alexandra.
Thank you!
It looks like a lot of us who watch this video grow in pots, wonderful video I agree with you very inspiring for sure for us!
@Josie Bridges I can't seem to find the playlist; where did you find it?! Thank you!
As a Londoner this has to be one of my favourite episodes! So much thought has gone into everything - showcasing how even compromise can result in a beautiful result in an urban environment. And Alexandra - love the dress on you 👌🏽
Thank you so much!
Alexandra, I’ve been watching your videos for a while now, and felt I should tell you how much I enjoy them and look forward to my weekly notification that you’ve uploaded something new. I garden on the west coast of Canada, zone 8, where my front garden gets nightly visits from deer who have not read the lists of plants they’re not supposed to eat.
I learn something new from your videos every week and love all the interesting gardens that you showcase. This week’s garden was a beautiful study in determination and dedication 😀
Thank you! Yes, I gather that the deer are generally quite dismissive of 'plants that deer don't eat!'
What a great video, lovely garden and Sean is very talented. I live not far from the Ravensbourne river as well. Would love to visit this garden sometime!
He's also on Instagram as @potwelluk so it may be worth connecting with him there.
"I heard a frog!"That was such a lovely interview!!❤
Such a thrilling and romantic garden he has cultivated! That agastache is a total winner. Thanks for sharing such quality uploads Alexandra!
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic job, transforming his patio. It just show when someone has the passion it is possible. Thanks for sharing very inspiring. 👍❤️😊
Here in Germany we do the horseshoe magic too.
Fascinating use of space. The wormery is my next deep dive internet search. I’ve never heard of it. Very interesting.
I wondered whether to go into more detail but it's a very practical subject and I think you'll find quite a lot about it, hope you enjoy it.
WOW! This garden is inspiring to me because the ground around my new home on a farm is as dry & hard as a rock. Now I'm going to switch to growing things in pots!
Really good idea
It always amazes me how toads just show up in my garden!
I know they hibernate, but I'm still amazed nonetheless.
My Winter yard gets pretty bare, you can see right down to the soil in most places.
All the herbaceous greenery has disappeared.
For a short time I kinda like it bcuz it's such a stark contrast to the Summer jungle.
It's a time in the garden that feels like a clean slate, as if a minimalist gardens here.
(Even tho my garden is far from a minimalist style!)
To see my yard in Winter, you would never think frogs or toads, or ANY fauna live here.
But every Spring there they are!
Little tiny toads just hopping about in all lush new green!!
I own my house, but decided a long time ago that containers are better due to several reasons. Firstly, they are portable and plants can be changed if they fall out of favor. Also, it stops a plant from becoming too invasive. I’ve found that out the hard way living in Florida where things can take off quickly. The one downside is when hurricanes come and stuff needs to be moved into the garage. An expat watching in Ft Lauderdale.
I so love the visiting of other gardens, seeing what I would not have seen, if I didn't have this channel. What a delightful garden! Alexandra, you always ask the kind of questions people would otherwise wonder about. 💙💙💙
Thank you so much!
Yes I agree with you about asking all the right questions. Very satisfying!
He’s done an amazing job. Looks beautiful.
Alexandra, your videos are ALWAYS the first ones I click on from my notification lists, and you never disappoint! It’s so interesting watching these interview-type videos, as the content is always different coming from such variety of sources. Really enjoyed this particular one. Amazing transformation from desert to oasis within such strict setup, ie rented accommodation. And picked up a few pollinator-friendly tips too such as the agastache Black Ader.
Thank you both so much!
Great as usual, and I love your dress!
Thank you!
Hi! What a gorgeous picture you've on your profile 😘. Just decided to stop by and say hi!!! I hope my compliment is appreciated :-)
A frog! Lovely garden, thank you so much.
Thank you too!
~I simply love this!! What a beautiful enjoyable garden space!! 🌿👍🌱👍🌿
Thank you so much!
Wow ! What an amazing video. I learned so much from Shaun (and I ALWAYS learn so much from YOU!) Because I live in the US in Zone 5b, we are not able to leave out pots in the Winter months. Nevertheless, the information today was great and I love learning from all great gardeners ! MANY THANKS !!
Beautiful and inspiring garden! “Cheeky bumblebees” 🐝❤️
Thank you Alexandra! Wonderful that your guest stressed the importance of watering pots thoroughly and daily in hot weather! 💝
Thank you!
So smart to use the pallets to build a bench. Love that garden. So gorgeous. Very very beautiful.
Excellent, excellent video topic. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 it's so inspiring to a novice like me to see something on a more realistic scale. He's managed to get so much into his small garden - I love that you could totally forget the original size of the garden w/ his wonderful planting ideas - it seems so enclosed + private yet spacious all at the same time. Such a good video, thank you Alexandra! Pls do more videos like this. 😊
Thank you!
Ooh, orange is definitely your colour Alexandra. Inspirational video. 👌💕
Thank you!
Loved this!
My own garden has no pots either.
I have lovely shrubs, some small trees, climbers.....all sorts of precious and perfect blooms 😊
It's my sanctuary and my joy 💕
So creative! The true love for gardening by English people.
I'm sure I've said it before but you're absolutely my favorite channel. And I love the dress!
Thank you!
Such a good interviewer
love the container garden so much! what a beautiful design and such a haven for the pollinators 🐝🦋🐸
Thank you!
He’s great! I too have mostly pots now since we have downsized!
Lovely garden and listening I've learnt from him too. Always wanted a wormery. One day!
Interesting. I agree - augmentation with potted plants is a great idea.
It was such a pleasure to visit, too.
Your garden is an inspiration. I had my eye on your tomatoes throughout the episode! Don't worry about AstroTurf. I have it dotted around my cottage garden to hide 'difficult' areas. Visitors are looking for the wow factor when they see a garden.
Good looking flowers but also a fabulous looking mosquito breeding habitat.
Thank you so much for this wonderful and educational video. Such generous sharing of information from you both. I am still smiling! Mx
This gentleman IS BRILLIANT!!!
Wow! That’s an amazing transformation. Inspiring for small spaces.
A very nice video to show us what you can do with limited space using your imagination. I always take away something from these fun and informative chats Alexandra. Thank you.
Thank you!
This is fantastic, what a beautiful job this young man has done ✅ The transformation is a credit to him. So much thought and work has gone into this project. I just love it. 😉
Thank you!
This was so useful and thank you for all your lovely videos. He had made so much out of this challenging garden.
He has!
Watching this again and still so impressed with it. Love this young man's ingenuity and love of gardening!
I agree!
Beautifully crafted garden!
The horseshoe pointing up is also a Dutch, Belgian and French thing, very nice to see:-)
❤ absolutely loved his ideas. Getting a lot of inspiration from this video. Thanks so much.
Well done young fella, looks beautiful
Thank you for bringing so many methods and ideas for gardening. You spotlight a wide variety of gardens, plants and living spaces. Love your channel.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Inspirational and beautiful. Thank you for finding these artists
Thank you!
Charming 💚 I think tag sales and thrift shops can also be good sources for inexpensive pots.
Good point!
Wonderful and inspiring!
What a gorgeous garden and a very interesting interview too. Thank you.
What a great video, thank you. Such a lovely garden and a wonderful designer💕
Oh wow, definitely garden goals! Renting can make space so dull but this looks gorgeous
Alexandra, this was an especially good episode. Thank you! Shaun's garden is remarkable, and he is so articulate that the content of your conversation was riveting. Thank you both and have a wonderful week. DA
Thank you!
The nicotiana is gorgeous (all of the garden, really!) …and those nasturtiums!!! The foliage is enormous! Thanks for sharing this garden. ☺️
Making this garden is what can bring another life force into what a very sterile environment..inspiring in every way..🌷
Thoughtful gardener and lovely garden.
Love this episode! So informative.
I actually prefer simple terracotta pots. They age so beautifully
Great ideas! In Atlanta, USA the clay soil is very challenging. Growing in pots certainly helps many perennials that need better drainage avoiding wet feet over winter.
(This is Eileen) The video is so informative. I will be referring to it many times as I add lots of pots to my patio.
New to your channel, thoroughly enjoyed the video. What a transformation of that previously boring blank space.
That’s a big garden!
Fabulous garden - I'm in the same rental position with a temporary potted garden and I find the watering of the pots of a morning very calming! Great video as ever Alexandra! Mx
Thank you! I agree watering can be quite meditative. And also a good source of general procrastination because I can tell myself I am doing something.
Thank you for interviewing a gardener with a small patio!! It’s great to get inspiration for my own small patio garden:)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi! What a gorgeous picture you've on your profile 😘. Just decided to stop by and say hi!!! I hope my compliment is appreciated :-)
Thanks a lot for this video, it's interesting to see what one can do with pots and he managed to create a very nice place for humans and insects and frogs ! :))
I have really enjoyed this video thank you for sharing. The garden looks amazing absolutely beautiful a credit to the designer/owner his dedication to syle certainly shows, so cozy too. I've come away with lots of ideas for my own garden .
Good morning Alexander, Shaun seems to be a person that can grow something out of any container!! My-My, what a gorgeous inviting plant haven he has created. I am so pleased Shaun mentioned the topping up of good soil instead of changing everything in the pot. I do that with my soil, empty pots into the wheelbarrow with a good amount of fresh compost and another bag of something good, mix it all up and then re-use. You looked stunning in your mandarin coloured dress and love your necklace. This is a lovely garden talk presentation - as always - very encouraging to do something new. Our weather has been really "not nice alas, we are om the last week of July so it should be coming a little warmer. We should just get ready for October then things will really start growing and we can enjoy. Hopefully the weather will be lovely this season, will let you know. Enjoy your visits to the various gardens, what a lovely way to get around. Many blessing, kind regards.
Thank you so much, and hope your weather picks up soon. Ours has been too hot, and it's not often we have to say that!
Really enjoyed this vlog, so so useful,thank u both.
Really cool! I love English gardens 😊
Lovely garden - everything in my back yard is in pots too. Love the wormery, I need to look into this! Thank you.
Great job on that cute garden 😁
Thank you! 😊
I ❤️your garden with pots. I too have started a small garden with pots. Thanks for the garden ideas and suggestions.
She asked excellent questions.
Thank you!
His garden is both beautiful and inspiring.
Wonderful interview, thanks Alexandra for showing us Shaun's potted paradise!! 🐞🐝🌻🌹🥰❤
Another tremendously informative and interesting video! Thank you so much.
Thank you!
Lovely guy, gorgeous garden.
Gorgeous garden and plenty of ideas for me, thank you Alexandra. Your videos are always inspiring me to roll up my sleeves. 🧤👒🌱
I'm so glad!
I have a very small space in my rental and I can't plant things, so I appreciate this 🙏🏼 I will be looking to this person for inspiration
Though I moved from a tiny yard to a large property, I still use containers for most of my plants. We have hard clay soil, and high heat (sometimes even in winter) means I often need to move plants into the shade . I use large resin containers in light colors for roses, citrus trees, grapes, wisteria, rosemary, berries, clematis, and others. Some plastic, though I avoid the thin black ones. The large pots I water once a week (twice right now) and smaller pots get an extra trickle as needed with a watering can, using rain water from my barrels (or recycled water from pet bowls or cooking vegetables). Here in California I've found discount stores like Ross & Marshall's have a quality glazed ceramic pots imported from Viet Nam for good prices, though some are 'seconds'. It's a bargain hunt, and you need to go often starting in February. I've found some gorgeous ones over the last five or six years.
Very good advice, especially about having to visit places often in order to spot bargains. Some people find amazing things in junk shops - because they visit often enough to be able to spot anything new or special.
Merci, Shaun and Alexandra! Delicious...
I am Galician, and those crisps are perfection
They sound excellent.
Just lovely ❤ he really did a great job.
How wonderful! I also rent in London and slowly but surely helping the garden grow. How exciting to hear and see what can be done with ingenuity and imagination. Thanks!
Fantastic. I would love to do this in NZ but I struggle to get my pots to grow like his.
Now, THIS is the kind of recommendations I appreciate from TH-cam! This was so pleasant and informative at the same time. Thank you 🙏🏾
Thank you!
Ill be rewatching this video to fully absorb it - such a tough situation to tackle, I have struggled with potted gardens but love the versitility... if you can do it right which I have not been as successful as I'd like. thank you for such great advice.