Hi, I always find the snap dragons to be a little short lived flower wise, unless yoh keep deadheading them. They'd make an interesting addition, but personally I wouldn't use them in the centre. As for the bees, they seem to have a preference for purple and blue flowers if that helps :)
Thank you for all your great advice on hanging baskets. Your advice is the best advice I've come across anywhere! I'm going to make my own hanging baskets for the first time this year and you've been a fantastic inspiration. Your presentations have been clear, informative and friendly.
The baskets are all so beautiful! My Mom had a lathe house filled with hanging baskets of all sorts but mostly with fuchsias. Thank you for the lesson in the original video to this one.
What a great vid Tim esp now we see your handsome face talking to us and also showing us the plants and their names. What is the purple plant around the 6:20min mark that looked like a Hydrangea. Was that a geranium? Amazing pics and very inspiring. I'll have a go now here in Sydney Australia and see how I go. I know the lady at the nursery so we managed to pick some of the plants from your other vids. Unfortunately they're all big. But...they're all rescue plants as they're dying so bought them from $1-6. Bargain. Wish there was a way to show you our trials. Thanks again for a great vid Tim!!!
How is it that the plants do not crush each other, or even break or bend under their own weight? I have had trouble with my hanging baskets looking scrubby before they ever get that full.
It's like a cottage garden in a basket. Pretty.
Sheer splendour of nature on display!
I adore the description “Big and Blousy”. Thank you for the mini excursion to a English greenhouse. Was a colour feast for the eyes. 🌷
Really great looking colors and combination!
Hi love your videos, could I use snap dragon as the centre piece? But also what bee loving plants could I put in my hanging basket.
Hi, I always find the snap dragons to be a little short lived flower wise, unless yoh keep deadheading them. They'd make an interesting addition, but personally I wouldn't use them in the centre. As for the bees, they seem to have a preference for purple and blue flowers if that helps :)
Beautiful 🌸
Beautiful!! 💐🌼🌸💐💐
Lovely. Good learning experience. Thank you
Oh how wonderful they looked!!! 😍😍😍Than you so much!!! You are the greatest blooming-artist!!! 👍👋👋👋🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Beautiful plants 🪴
The colour variations on these baskets are so beautiful, i would be taking so long to decide which on to take home.
These baskets are absolutely stunning. Literally, a living work of art!
They’re all so gorgeous! Thank you for sharing you talent! ❤
Simply glorious!
Thank you for all your great advice on hanging baskets. Your advice is the best advice I've come across anywhere! I'm going to make my own hanging baskets for the first time this year and you've been a fantastic inspiration. Your presentations have been clear, informative and friendly.
Always happy to share what we learn, thank you for the lovely comment 😊
The baskets are all so beautiful! My Mom had a lathe house filled with hanging baskets of all sorts but mostly with fuchsias. Thank you for the lesson in the original video to this one.
Thankyou❤ so grateful to have found you
Hard to believe that growth in just 4 weeks 😮
I’m over trying to take screen shots to use the plant look up tool the iPhone has 😂😂 I never even knew some of these flowers existed!
Your baskets turned out beautiful.
Sooo beautiful! This is so inspiring ,Thankyou
Beautiful
I'm new to your channel, I'm going to make myself a basket.
Wow 👌 beautiful!! Thanks for sharing 👍
Beautiful hanging baskets!
Absolutely stunning 😍
Thank you. So beautiful!! Cant you start a basket anytime of year or best toake it a spring project? Florida USA here.
In the UK we are limited to the warmer months for these type of plants, but with other varieties, anytime is possible.
What a great vid Tim esp now we see your handsome face talking to us and also showing us the plants and their names. What is the purple plant around the 6:20min mark that looked like a Hydrangea. Was that a geranium?
Amazing pics and very inspiring. I'll have a go now here in Sydney Australia and see how I go. I know the lady at the nursery so we managed to pick some of the plants from your other vids. Unfortunately they're all big. But...they're all rescue plants as they're dying so bought them from $1-6. Bargain. Wish there was a way to show you our trials. Thanks again for a great vid Tim!!!
Wow
What do you feed them and how often? Love your baskets!
There's food in the compost which lasts the whole season, but a monthly foliar feed with Miracle Gro soluble feed is always appreciated
Can you use morning glory for the very bottom to hang down?
So is that the only fertilizer you use, the granular at time of making basket? What kind is it?
How is it that the plants do not crush each other, or even break or bend under their own weight? I have had trouble with my hanging baskets looking scrubby before they ever get that full.
Tim how often do you water these baskets?
Just wondering how you water or how often do you water
Same question