You are the sweetest little girl I know Thank you sweetie I just lost my husband 11monthes ago I’m 71 years old live alone no family so your helping me so much I need you to tell me something on hay Harding I can’t dig I just had 2 operations in 2016 on my neck and I want a garden I heard hay all I have to do is place the hay down and plant in it . Thank you doll. God bless you and everything you touch
I love this! I've been trying to come up with a cheap or free material for a walkway that I could build around the perimeter of my property a little at a time. Pallets are perfect. I've broken down a number of pallets and I love the idea of cutting all of the nails with a reciprocating saw. Muuuuch faster! I have a suggestion for next time. You could have stacked a bunch of the pallet boards with one side of the ends lined up together and drilled through them all at once, then flipped them and lined up the other end to drill through at once. They would have the holes before you laid them on the ground. I love your TH-cam channel. 🙂
I bought packs of picket fence and sawed the pointed in off then placed over 3/4"x2"x8' rails of wood. After 8 years it was rotting & worn so graduated to 2x4 on 2x6 railing. Everyone loves the wood.
Old comment, but very curious to what you think is a power tool. She uses a cordless circular saw at 1:28 to cut them. Do you have a power nail/board puller or something? 🤣
I have always used my Sawsall to break down Pallets...Additionally, when using Pallets for Vegtable gardens, or for indoor projects such as bed frames etc. be sure to use Heat Treated Pallets..You also might want to run the boards through a Planer... Pallets are so much fun!!!!
My fav after church activity - drinking a cup of coffee while catching up on Garden Answer. Good people doing beautiful things. Blessings to you and your family Laura.
Great idea for a video or series of videos. Especially now that they’ve been doing different themed garden videos like side gardens, water features, containers, etc.
Great idea!I enjoy your videos and you have taught me some better ideas of how to do some things. I am 75, and love working with plants. God bless you.
I think it’s absolutely lovely! My husband and I laid a pebble pathway. It was easy to get it leveled given the nature of pebbles, but it was pricey and a lot of heavy lifting. Laura you made this look easy, and it is a really great look. Thank you!
This is exactly what my husband and I are going to do around our yard. I love the look. We always go with Black mulch too so that plants and flowers against the black really pop. Thank you...Looks great.
I love her videos. Im starting to attempt more gardening and she is so beautiful, good natured, independent and very knowledgeable regarding plants/flowers, veggies, building, etc. I have to admit, the entire time I'm watching this I'm just thinking about how anyone can afford all of these plants. Their property is gorgeous and their home. Super cool!
You must be from Hicksville, Barnsville or Shabbytown USA. Anywhere else homeowner would trash these ugly pallets or reuse them to store bags of manure (cows/horses/pigs and hillbilly farmers shit too).
I was thinking at first, gees why would you want to cover up that lovely dark mulch Laura ... but once those boards went down and the job was completed I thought ... WOW, now that looks G.O.O.D ... Job well thought of, it looks spectacular Laura 👍🏼👏🏼🕊
Hi, I love your beautiful garden, It always looks so good. I really love seeing projects that you can actually afford, it would be awesome if you would do those kinds of videos cause most of us don't have that much money these days and that really looks great. Thank you so much for sharing what you know. God bless y'all real good✝️🥀💚
This is beautiful! BUT! Save your back! If you ever do a project like this again, drill multiple boards at a time BEFORE laying them down! Just clamp them together. You had a nice long drill bit. My back has sympathy pains for you. With that said, It is absolutely gorgeous! 2 thumbs up!
JayJay I would have to do it the same way she did because our ground is literally 90% rock. We have to use a jack hammer to plant a small flower. I wouldn't be able to push the pin into the ground.
This is an AWESOME Idea!! I have an area in the yard that I was about to lay down stone tiles but I like this idea much better.. My Knees and my Back are already complaining and I haven't even have the pallets yet! Lol Awesome job. Thank u
Just leave the pallets stacked when you saw them. Another tip: lift 1 pallet and drop it on a corner, do this on the opposite corner as well. And the boards will be easier to take off the middle part.
Sick!!!! This is the coolest project ever. We have been planting a garden in our rental for 3 years now, and we're always looking for affordable upgrades. I can't with to do this project. Plus my SO already impulse bought those power tools, when we built our raised beds.. I had to chuckle when you mentioned your hubby found an excuse to buy more battery operated tools.
I love this project! I noticed you put a fountain in the area around the tool shed also the archway? When are you going to do a walk- thru in that area? The vine are beautiful and I would like to see a little more in depth around the whole area. Looks like the hydrangeas are looking awesome! Can you maybe do a video with those past projects??? Please, please? Thank you!
Thank you so much for this! We have long wanted a path for our community garden and we saw this at just the right moment. We were thrilled to.open this year's season with the path completed and have gotten nothing but raves for the "rustic" design.
Thanks for another great idea, Laura. We have a number of pallet projects we've done in the past so we're always looking for new ideas to keep the theme going, especially since they are very economical!
This is my favorite project you've ever done, and the beds around this walkway, the whole area, is my favorite part of your property! Ever since I saw this the first time, I've been trying to figure out if I could do it at my place and where I'd put it....
I really like this one! IMO the garden is a perfect place to recycle and repurpose. YEA for you! That path is so, so cute! I would love to see you do other things like this such as; wine bottle borders or urbanite projects (old concrete).
What a fun project and I see the pineapple fountain is hooked up as well. Can't wait to see the video for that. I like the look of the pallets as well and a cheap alternative for a path.
Ohhhhhh I wanna do this so bad!!! I have a HUGE pallette my hubby brought home from work. I thought about ripping them apart and making herb box gardens out of them but this is so much more prettier!!
Awesome work. If I may, get you a sawzall or whatever you wanna call it, and put a multi blade on it and just cut the nails between the planks and the 2x4 area. Will speed up your pallet tear down (on the most grueling part of it anyway) in half. If you want to remove the nail heads afterwards, a cheap Phillips head and hammer will knock them right on out, and you get to keep the entire length of the planks as well. Keep up the amazing work!!!
Oh this looks wonderful! I'd love to do something like this one day when I have a larger yard :) I also squealed out of the sheer CUTENESS of baby Benjamin walking on it. So sweet
A+ for effort. And looks fantastic. However, I have used pallets outside in the past for a walkway and found the wood does not last long. It breaks and splinters. And breaking down pallets is a lot of work. Using the saw to cut the nails was a great idea.
Awesome job! Perfect. I love how whimsical and magical this looks. Your own cottage garden. Now all you need are lights along the path to make it dreamy. I have the perfect spot and didn’t know what to use so thank you for the inspiration. Love it. My kind of pathway for sure. Will look for those pins as well. Didn’t know they made them. 🌸🦋🌸
Love this and as far as I am concerned...genius! My only concerned with Garden Answer is I don't have to space to do all her wonderful ideas but love watching their videos!
I LOVE this walkway. It looks like a large fairy garden path. With the plantings you have and that path, it is a version of one of your fairy container gardens
Ok, not a big fan of “pallet “ videos and was prepared to say ugly, until it was done and it truly looks good! Just as you wanted whimsical! Fits the area beautifully! Another Awesome project! Great Job! Thanks for sharing
Oh wow the final looks turns out to be amazing. I love it. & super cute to see Benjamin is learning to walk 😚 Plz do add Benjamin in every video. We kinda miss him if he is not around. Would love to see how he is progressing in life. The Cuteness must continue in the videos
I’ve been wanting to do this forever!!! Thank you for making this so I can just show my husband and make him do it for me 🤣 (Also- that part of your garden has really come a long way!! So gorgeous!)
Hello everyone, everything good ? I'm Brazilian and I loved the video and the idea of the pallet. I am a landscaper, I will use it in the landscaping I am designing on my site. You just won another subscriber Congratulations
This looks like the area that had a tree arch that had overgrown the pathway. I believe the old pathway was chunks of recycled concrete. This is a huge improvement! And budget friendly. I looks like it will be quite serviceable as a walkway and pretty as well! I'm guessing this is a temporary solution until the budget allows for a more substantial design. My one concern is that there will be weeds in the margins around the boards. But some landscape fabric would address that, and lengthen the life of the path for not too much more time, talent or treasure. Very nice job.
It turned out great!! You definitely have a more formal style, (which is lovely) but I adore things like this! It has so much whimsy and fun to it! You also picked a perfect spot for it! 👍
Love this video. Your space is so beautiful. My sister and my niece live in Ontario. Not sure if you know her area but when she was married (they had to sell when they got divorced) they owned the Victorian house on 2nd. After the kids moved out, they turned into a B&B
That walk with Benjamin at the end was so sweet! It looks so beautiful! I love it and gave me a great idea!! Thank you so much for the video 😍 Did you make a video on those plants you planted there? Thanks
I like mulch, but so do my neighbor’s cats. When I started my planting projects a couple of years ago, I used black mulch and it looked so good. I have a neighbor who feeds all the stray cats in the neighborhood. They enjoy dining at her house, but pooping at mine. I’ve tried all kinds of repellents around my plants to keep them away. So far, nothing has worked. Now I mostly use the lava rocks.
Love your channel! Love your work. Please! Use safety glasses. Sunglasses just add to the crap we in the ER have to remove from your eye! No kidding, Benjamin needs a Mom with 2 eyes. Hugs and love!
...and any excuse to bring Benjamin into the video is a bonus to all of us. He needs a shovel and a pile a dirt so he can start early in the “company business”.
I love it, and I love that you mentioned on Facebook that it’s temporary but it gives you time to think about what you really want in that space! I’ve been looking for a few temporary ideas around our yard and I love the versatility of this ♥️♥️♥️
You're an absolute pleasure to watch. This is a great idea for a little garden project. In my experience, it's difficult to get the nails out of the pallets, so using your sawsall is a great idea.
I really like how you have multiple paths in your garden so you can enjoy the beds from different angles. In the same way we use plants of different textures, its nice to have paths of different material to provide more interest. Great job!
Caution with wood walkways, I’ve had one for three years. When wet (from rain or snow) they become very slippery. I fell on ours breaking a leg, just recovering from surgery. While a very beautiful addition to any garden, be careful.
@@buckeyejen1076 Wood in direct contact with the ground will retain moisture that feeds fungi and can create a film on the surface. It's also possible for the wood to cup and create raised edges to trip on.
That turned out perfect, you did such a great job... all thats missing is a sign that says” dont piss off the fairies”... btw, assuming you or aaron reads this, i would love to see garden answer kneeling pads, i think everyone would order one or 2
Genius!! Please do more budget friendly gardening ideas like that! That looks great!
You are the sweetest little girl I know
Thank you sweetie
I just lost my husband 11monthes ago I’m 71 years old live alone no family so your helping me so much I need you to tell me something on hay Harding I can’t dig I just had 2 operations in 2016 on my neck and I want a garden I heard hay all I have to do is place the hay down and plant in it .
Thank you doll. God bless you and everything you touch
Holy smokes! She's talking about pallets and I'm just admiring all that gardening work...!!
Lol you must be new, welcome to the garden 🍃🍃🍃🐞🐞🐞
Lol.
I’ll second this.
Me, too!... I'm saying build me that!!
LOL...me too!
I love this! I've been trying to come up with a cheap or free material for a walkway that I could build around the perimeter of my property a little at a time. Pallets are perfect. I've broken down a number of pallets and I love the idea of cutting all of the nails with a reciprocating saw. Muuuuch faster! I have a suggestion for next time. You could have stacked a bunch of the pallet boards with one side of the ends lined up together and drilled through them all at once, then flipped them and lined up the other end to drill through at once. They would have the holes before you laid them on the ground. I love your TH-cam channel. 🙂
I bought packs of picket fence and sawed the pointed in off then placed over 3/4"x2"x8' rails of wood. After 8 years it was rotting & worn so graduated to 2x4 on 2x6 railing. Everyone loves the wood.
Rewatching because I'm laying a pallet walkway in my garden but I gotta shout out baby Benjamin ❤
I've never found tearing down pallets without the use of power tools to be enjoyable. I admire your tenacity
Old comment, but very curious to what you think is a power tool. She uses a cordless circular saw at 1:28 to cut them. Do you have a power nail/board puller or something? 🤣
I have always used my Sawsall to break down Pallets...Additionally, when using Pallets for Vegtable gardens, or for indoor projects such as bed frames etc. be sure to use Heat Treated Pallets..You also might want to run the boards through a Planer...
Pallets are so much fun!!!!
My fav after church activity - drinking a cup of coffee while catching up on Garden Answer. Good people doing beautiful things. Blessings to you and your family Laura.
Yes, very favorite thing to do. Always inspiring and so creative!!!
Natural looking. One with nature. Love it.
I never knew a palette walkway could look so good! Would love to see more walkway DIY videos
Great idea for a video or series of videos. Especially now that they’ve been doing different themed garden videos like side gardens, water features, containers, etc.
Great idea!I enjoy your videos and you have taught me some better ideas of how to do some things. I am 75, and love working with plants. God bless you.
Love! Love! Love that area
It’s like an enchanted /fairy garden.
All you need now are small flickering lights!!!love it love it love it
Brilliant idea. Looks like a fairy grotto
I think it’s absolutely lovely! My husband and I laid a pebble pathway. It was easy to get it leveled given the nature of pebbles, but it was pricey and a lot of heavy lifting. Laura you made this look easy, and it is a really great look. Thank you!
This is exactly what my husband and I are going to do around our yard. I love the look. We always go with Black mulch too so that plants and flowers against the black really pop. Thank you...Looks great.
My grandpa used to use honkin huge nails like that to fix everything. He would just hammer down the back on a fence. That takes me back!🤣
I love her videos. Im starting to attempt more gardening and she is so beautiful, good natured, independent and very knowledgeable regarding plants/flowers, veggies, building, etc. I have to admit, the entire time I'm watching this I'm just thinking about how anyone can afford all of these plants. Their property is gorgeous and their home. Super cool!
I love the creativity of this project I never would’ve thought to do something like that 10/10 giving that cottage garden vibe
You must be from Hicksville, Barnsville or Shabbytown USA. Anywhere else homeowner would trash these ugly pallets or reuse them to store bags of manure (cows/horses/pigs and hillbilly farmers shit too).
@@fijiwow5447 get a life
That's a Sawz All! Thats what that tool is called 😁😁😁😁🌸🌹🌸🌹
I was thinking at first, gees why would you want to cover up that lovely dark mulch Laura ... but once those boards went down and the job was completed I thought ... WOW, now that looks G.O.O.D ... Job well thought of, it looks spectacular Laura 👍🏼👏🏼🕊
Fantastic videos . Wondering if the wood may be slippery in wet weather. We get so much rain in the West of Ireland
@@maryorourke7458 shouldn't be any more slippery than a wooden deck
@@asmrhousemouse3157 True, but I once slipped on a wooden deck & fractured my arm. :(
And of course the walkway is magical.
Love this!! Looks awesome! Can u imagine how more whimsical it would look with some lights??!! Great job!!
Thank goodness she got a sawzall. Was just going to recommend that and there it is! Bravo!
Hi, I love your beautiful garden, It always looks so good. I really love seeing projects that you can actually afford, it would be awesome if you would do those kinds of videos cause most of us don't have that much money these days and that really looks great. Thank you so much for sharing what you know. God bless y'all real good✝️🥀💚
I love that pineapple fountain!!
This is beautiful! BUT! Save your back! If you ever do a project like this again, drill multiple boards at a time BEFORE laying them down! Just clamp them together. You had a nice long drill bit. My back has sympathy pains for you.
With that said, It is absolutely gorgeous! 2 thumbs up!
JayJay she will learn proper body mechanics when she’s older lol. Shame, such an easy thing to do and to teach others.
Great advice! I'll have to remember that when I hopefully try out this project.
JayJay IKR After having multiple herniated discs, my back gets sympathy pains.
JayJay I would have to do it the same way she did because our ground is literally 90% rock. We have to use a jack hammer to plant a small flower. I wouldn't be able to push the pin into the ground.
That is not an issue when you are their age... i always get my willing son to do those jobs for me. No way no how I could handle than in my 50s !
This is an AWESOME Idea!! I have an area in the yard that I was about to lay down stone tiles but I like this idea much better..
My Knees and my Back are already complaining and I haven't even have the pallets yet! Lol
Awesome job. Thank u
Just leave the pallets stacked when you saw them. Another tip: lift 1 pallet and drop it on a corner, do this on the opposite corner as well. And the boards will be easier to take off the middle part.
Sick!!!! This is the coolest project ever. We have been planting a garden in our rental for 3 years now, and we're always looking for affordable upgrades. I can't with to do this project. Plus my SO already impulse bought those power tools, when we built our raised beds.. I had to chuckle when you mentioned your hubby found an excuse to buy more battery operated tools.
I love this project! I noticed you put a fountain in the area around the tool shed also the archway? When are you going to do a walk- thru in that area? The vine are beautiful and I would like to see a little more in depth around the whole area. Looks like the hydrangeas are looking awesome! Can you maybe do a video with those past projects??? Please, please? Thank you!
Same thoughts! A tour pls 😻
I wish there was a 💗❤ button up where the like button is! I loved watching your little guy walk on the path! So SWEET!
Great way to start my morning. Coffee and garden answers!! Love seeing Benjamin.
He is soooo small, omg how cute
Its look beautiful just with the plants and the mulch, and adding the wood make even better. You are so talented.
Thank you so much for this! We have long wanted a path for our community garden and we saw this at just the right moment. We were thrilled to.open this year's season with the path completed and have gotten nothing but raves for the "rustic" design.
I love soft hard scape like this. If you want to move the path or plant it, it’s easy to do.
Thanks for another great idea, Laura. We have a number of pallet projects we've done in the past so we're always looking for new ideas to keep the theme going, especially since they are very economical!
I'm in love with that area!!! The walkway really pulled it all together!
This is my favorite project you've ever done, and the beds around this walkway, the whole area, is my favorite part of your property! Ever since I saw this the first time, I've been trying to figure out if I could do it at my place and where I'd put it....
your dedication to your garden truly inspires me
I really like this one! IMO the garden is a perfect place to recycle and repurpose. YEA for you! That path is so, so cute! I would love to see you do other things like this such as; wine bottle borders or urbanite projects (old concrete).
Doing this today! It's raining slightly and the soil is nice and soft.
So cute, love it. And please can you do a video going over all the plants you have in those gardens.
What a fun project and I see the pineapple fountain is hooked up as well. Can't wait to see the video for that. I like the look of the pallets as well and a cheap alternative for a path.
I love your garden so much. You bring me so much gardening inspiration. Love your work!
Great idea, took my pallet apart and put radiator fluid on the pieces to see if it would preserve the wood. Thanks a bunch.
Ohhhhhh I wanna do this so bad!!! I have a HUGE pallette my hubby brought home from work. I thought about ripping them apart and making herb box gardens out of them but this is so much more prettier!!
Try not to use pallet materials for food style gardens, chemicals in wood will leach out, even treated lumber
Awesome work.
If I may, get you a sawzall or whatever you wanna call it, and put a multi blade on it and just cut the nails between the planks and the 2x4 area. Will speed up your pallet tear down (on the most grueling part of it anyway) in half.
If you want to remove the nail heads afterwards, a cheap Phillips head and hammer will knock them right on out, and you get to keep the entire length of the planks as well.
Keep up the amazing work!!!
Oh this looks wonderful! I'd love to do something like this one day when I have a larger yard :) I also squealed out of the sheer CUTENESS of baby Benjamin walking on it. So sweet
A+ for effort. And looks fantastic. However, I have used pallets outside in the past for a walkway and found the wood does not last long. It breaks and splinters. And breaking down pallets is a lot of work. Using the saw to cut the nails was a great idea.
Awesome job! Perfect. I love how whimsical and magical this looks. Your own cottage garden. Now all you need are lights along the path to make it dreamy. I have the perfect spot and didn’t know what to use so thank you for the inspiration. Love it. My kind of pathway for sure. Will look for those pins as well. Didn’t know they made them. 🌸🦋🌸
Oh my gosh!! It’s magical! We have a walkway where we just tore out an old pool deck, and this will fill the space so perfectly! Thank you! ❤️
What a great idea and the walkway turned out spectacular! Looks very whimsical and fits into that area perfectly 😍🧚♂️
Love this and as far as I am concerned...genius! My only concerned with Garden Answer is I don't have to space to do all her wonderful ideas but love watching their videos!
Great idea to use old pallets. I love it!!! Very nice. 🌻💕
I LOVE this walkway. It looks like a large fairy garden path. With the plantings you have and that path, it is a version of one of your fairy container gardens
I’m in love!!! 💕 Now I NEED to make a walkway JUST like this! 🤣 THANK YOU!!!!
Ok, not a big fan of “pallet “ videos and was prepared to say ugly, until it was done and it truly looks good! Just as you wanted whimsical! Fits the area beautifully! Another Awesome project! Great Job! Thanks for sharing
The pathway turned out really neat! I like the new fountain also.
Great idea. I made two loungers out of pallets in front of my pond. This will make the perfect path.
Oh wow the final looks turns out to be amazing. I love it.
& super cute to see Benjamin is learning to walk 😚 Plz do add Benjamin in every video. We kinda miss him if he is not around. Would love to see how he is progressing in life. The Cuteness must continue in the videos
Awesome.. I need a short walkway in my greenhouse. Thank you for the idea! Your walkway is beautiful.
I’ve been wanting to do this forever!!! Thank you for making this so I can just show my husband and make him do it for me 🤣 (Also- that part of your garden has really come a long way!! So gorgeous!)
Hello everyone, everything good ? I'm Brazilian and I loved the video and the idea of the pallet. I am a landscaper, I will use it in the landscaping I am designing on my site. You just won another subscriber Congratulations
I love it! "Texas Tacks" are what we call those landscape pins around my parts. 😊
The sawsaw is your best friend for taking apart pallets!!! We use pallets for everything!!
Oh my Gosh it turned out so beautiful and magical. Love it
That tool is also great for sawing branches and little trees! Even trunks in the ground.
I love 💗 this so much!! It’s like a boat dock🏝🌱🍃🤩😍
Wow! That looked like hard labor! Great work Laura, your energy continues to amaze me! 💪
This looks like the area that had a tree arch that had overgrown the pathway. I believe the old pathway was chunks of recycled concrete. This is a huge improvement! And budget friendly. I looks like it will be quite serviceable as a walkway and pretty as well! I'm guessing this is a temporary solution until the budget allows for a more substantial design. My one concern is that there will be weeds in the margins around the boards. But some landscape fabric would address that, and lengthen the life of the path for not too much more time, talent or treasure. Very nice job.
It turned out great!! You definitely have a more formal style, (which is lovely) but I adore things like this! It has so much whimsy and fun to it! You also picked a perfect spot for it! 👍
Thank you for this! Apply weatherproof stain to make them last longer.
You can't make junkie discarded pallets look any better than reality. They are craparoo and ruins the garden overall.
Awesome! I have a huge stack of pallet wood and now I know what to do with it.
Yay. A Garden Answer video on a lazy Sunday morning 😊
Can wait for a full tour of this area. That planting is stunning and exactly my style, lots of green and some white blooms, great job
pretty cool project to do and very magical place in your garden
Oh my God great job!
Beautiful cheap and fast and easy! 🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️
We have a pallet bridge in my yard that allows us access over an easement.
Love this video. Your space is so beautiful. My sister and my niece live in Ontario. Not sure if you know her area but when she was married (they had to sell when they got divorced) they owned the Victorian house on 2nd. After the kids moved out, they turned into a B&B
That walk with Benjamin at the end was so sweet! It looks so beautiful! I love it and gave me a great idea!! Thank you so much for the video 😍
Did you make a video on those plants you planted there? Thanks
I like mulch, but so do my neighbor’s cats. When I started my planting projects a couple of years ago, I used black mulch and it looked so good. I have a neighbor who feeds all the stray cats in the neighborhood. They enjoy dining at her house, but pooping at mine. I’ve tried all kinds of repellents around my plants to keep them away. So far, nothing has worked. Now I mostly use the lava rocks.
motion sensor sprinkler. there's videos of their effectiveness.
I love it! That looks beautiful with the rustic boards against the mulch and plants!!!
You are in heaven. What a beautiful picture.. your home is unbelievable. Working together did this. Beautiful.
Love your channel! Love your work. Please! Use safety glasses. Sunglasses just add to the crap we in the ER have to remove from your eye! No kidding, Benjamin needs a Mom with 2 eyes. Hugs and love!
I absolutely LOVE this!!! Thank you for the idea. I have a lot of scrap planks lying around from other projects. Wonderful.
...and any excuse to bring Benjamin into the video is a bonus to all of us. He needs a shovel and a pile a dirt so he can start early in the “company business”.
I love it, and I love that you mentioned on Facebook that it’s temporary but it gives you time to think about what you really want in that space! I’ve been looking for a few temporary ideas around our yard and I love the versatility of this ♥️♥️♥️
UGH!!! I WANT YOUR GARDEN!!!!
You're an absolute pleasure to watch. This is a great idea for a little garden project. In my experience, it's difficult to get the nails out of the pallets, so using your sawsall is a great idea.
What a beautiful Garden!💖🌟💖
The subject is not the garden. WAKE UP AND FACE THE MUSIC!
That’s looks beautiful. Thanks for taking the time on making this video and teaching us how to repurpose left over material. Love it!!!
Amazing!! Love the Echinacea- my absolute favorite!!! Any excuse to buy a FlexVolt is fine by me!
I really like how you have multiple paths in your garden so you can enjoy the beds from different angles. In the same way we use plants of different textures, its nice to have paths of different material to provide more interest. Great job!
Caution with wood walkways, I’ve had one for three years. When wet (from rain or snow) they become very slippery. I fell on ours breaking a leg, just recovering from surgery. While a very beautiful addition to any garden, be careful.
I know treated lumber can be very slick when wet but I would think that the rough pallet boards would have traction.
@@buckeyejen1076 Wood in direct contact with the ground will retain moisture that feeds fungi and can create a film on the surface. It's also possible for the wood to cup and create raised edges to trip on.
It needs to be finished and sealed
This lady is a wonderful gardener....and she does everything herself..hats off...Subscribed x
Happy little woodrot and termite walkway.
That turned out perfect, you did such a great job... all thats missing is a sign that says” dont piss off the fairies”... btw, assuming you or aaron reads this, i would love to see garden answer kneeling pads, i think everyone would order one or 2
Love it!! There are many ways to take inspiration from this project...thank you!
I was skeptical at first. But seeing it's Benjamin approved, it's a GO!
Thanks for all the fun ideas. Gotta add it to my forever home board. 😍