Hello from subtropical Queensland - Robyn here. I love your channel. Your topics and descriptions are excellent, and your manner and humour delightful. I particularly like that you put the botanical names on the screen. It means that viewers can find more about them on the internet, and buy them when possible. I think that your fern is Asparagus Plumosus. In many parts of Australia it is a declared noxious weed. It self seeds and spreads very quickly. It also produces nasty thorns which make removing it difficult. Keep up the wonderful work.
Please show your full garden vedio.... Now its very beautyful than before.... You added so many plants.... You are my best Gardner... From Sri Lanka...
Agree agree! I think one of your first videos I saw when I subscribed was over a year ago when you were first transforming this area and had created the Vertical plant wall. Have not seen your videos in some time and then recently you resurfaced while I was researching kokedama. When I saw the transformation of this area I think I sucked all the oxygen from the room. Amazing. So very beautiful, artistic, and creative. I adore your manner and personality. Will certainly be watching more frequently!
Love this idea! I want to run to the garden store right now to get some sphagnum moss and fishing line to make one (or three) of my own! If I might make a suggestion- when you're repotting a plant that is root bound, as your principal fern was, tease the roots apart. That way, the roots will begin to grow out and through the medium. Otherwise, they'll just continue growing in circles.
Balls of joy, hmm 🤣, that fibre optic fern always cracks me up, like those little troll doll hair styles, great video, never knew of this artform, may try my hand at it.😁😁
Thank you for the inspiration. I love your garden and your creativity. I live in Queensland and love the sub tropical plants we are able to grow easily here. I'm looking forward to making some creative balls of joy with the help of your videos. Thank you and happy gardening ❤😊
You’ve done it again! A winning episode that’s so creative and a joy to behold. I’ve made kokedamas using coconut fibre as a wrap. The sphagnum moss has a gentler look. I’ll definitely try it. Thanks
Absolutely love this! What a beautiful display piece and I love not having to have a pot! My propagations do so well in sphagnum so I'm sure this would be a wonderful and healthy way to display my plants. Thank you for the beautiful inspiration! 💕
I really like Kokedamas I have 3 of them. One is a big Bonsai Kokedama and the other two are candlestick flowers. Looking great. ❤️❤️❤️ I Love your Channel. So calming.
Your so talented. And your house 🏡 garden is so heaven Eden like. I can watch your videos a whole day. I have to discipline myself to watch it once in awhile or else 😅 I will develop an addiction. 🥰
So glad i came across your channel! You are so adorable and authentic, love how you are so down to earth (pun intended) Lol. So talented and so many clever and informative ideas! You go girl! ❤️
I think the first fern is called a maidenhair fern. Also to make it easier to handle the spaghnum moss use WH the hair pins that women use to hold hair in place, in the US we call them French roll pins. Then the last step you can use the fishing string to hold it further in place. This will make it less awkward and much faster.
Asparagus Fern, with the ant invasion.Never knew about using hydrogen peroxide, wow, learn something new every day. And yes I have peroxide because I use it with baking soda to brush my teeth. 😂 Love your creations, going to try and make one or two myself. Thank you for sharing.
You live in paradise!!!
You live in paradise 👍👍👍👍
Hello from subtropical Queensland - Robyn here. I love your channel. Your topics and descriptions are excellent, and your manner and humour delightful. I particularly like that you put the botanical names on the screen. It means that viewers can find more about them on the internet, and buy them when possible. I think that your fern is Asparagus Plumosus. In many parts of Australia it is a declared noxious weed. It self seeds and spreads very quickly. It also produces nasty thorns which make removing it difficult. Keep up the wonderful work.
Please show your full garden vedio.... Now its very beautyful than before.... You added so many plants.... You are my best Gardner... From Sri Lanka...
Yes! Irene you should give us another tour of your garden..
Yes ok ...i am running out of ideas! I'd do this Xmas special edition :D
Yes please we definitely need a tour of your garden again
Agree agree! I think one of your first videos I saw when I subscribed was over a year ago when you were first transforming this area and had created the Vertical plant wall. Have not seen your videos in some time and then recently you resurfaced while I was researching kokedama. When I saw the transformation of this area I think I sucked all the oxygen from the room. Amazing. So very beautiful, artistic, and creative. I adore your manner and personality. Will certainly be watching more frequently!
Is that a rainbow eucalyptus tree I see back there at 3:31? Omg you’re truly the master of plant hunter!
Oh my you have sharp eyes! Yes I am told it is a rainbow eucalyptus but I can't take credit for it. Came with the house we bought few years ago.
I have made 2 kokedamas so far, and I'm really looking forward to making another one after watching your video. So creative and free spirited!!
i love how creative you are in making your garden so lovely in its own way.
Nice neighbor, I hope you made her a ball of joy as well 😀. I agree with you plastic pots are an eye sore.
That's different, kinda neat , I think I'll try it
Your so clever. They look so beautiful
Hi Irene your garden is Getting beautiful and amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I adore your personality, and all the little tips you throw on the screen. Happy new subscriber (who also has dirt on her face, and under her nails) ❤
Yadeehoo!! Hello my fellow dirty fingernails 😃. Thanks for such a sweet note!
I enjoyed your video,your so real, unlike many others in videos
You're so creative. I love your balls of joy. Thanks for giving me ideas.
Thank you 😊. Once I start, I can't stop!
@@leafing.around keep on sharing your ideas because I'm learning a lot from you. Thanks again.
These are such a great way to expand the life and look of your garden. I love them.
Also, I love your Life Tip #15. 🙂
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Love the concept and end results!
I can see ur garden is become different than previous.i like to see again from another video.
I will aim to do one before the year end!
I've been loving your plant arrangement ideas, specially the kokodama. Keep 'em coming!
P.s. I think the plant is called asparagus fern
I love all your projects , you always go a knot up with art and thoughts of beauty!!!!
Ohhh...how I LoVE ur Garden💚💚💚
Relaxing and educational video 🙏🏾❤️
Irene, thank you for sharing your craft. Beautiful and your garden is so lush.
Beautiful garden and the balls of joy are so much fun 😊
Love this idea! I want to run to the garden store right now to get some sphagnum moss and fishing line to make one (or three) of my own!
If I might make a suggestion- when you're repotting a plant that is root bound, as your principal fern was, tease the roots apart. That way, the roots will begin to grow out and through the medium. Otherwise, they'll just continue growing in circles.
Hope to see your work of art somehow! And thanks so much for the useful tip!,🌿🤗
Balls of joy, hmm 🤣, that fibre optic fern always cracks me up, like those little troll doll hair styles, great video, never knew of this artform, may try my hand at it.😁😁
That last joke tho 😆
But the balls are gorgeous with so many plants on them. Cantik 👍
I am glad someone stayed till the end for the joke😃😬🤭
These are so fun and beautiful. Love the way the plants look in ther. And Love the big Asparagus fern.
Belleza 😍😍🙌🏼
Thank you for the inspiration. I love your garden and your creativity. I live in Queensland and love the sub tropical plants we are able to grow easily here. I'm looking forward to making some creative balls of joy with the help of your videos. Thank you and happy gardening ❤😊
You’ve done it again! A winning episode that’s so creative and a joy to behold. I’ve made kokedamas using coconut fibre as a wrap. The sphagnum moss has a gentler look. I’ll definitely try it. Thanks
I love your garden, haha, i used to ask plants from my friends too.
Hello, thank you for sharing good information and good video today 👍👍🌹🌹🌷🌷
Absolutely love this! What a beautiful display piece and I love not having to have a pot! My propagations do so well in sphagnum so I'm sure this would be a wonderful and healthy way to display my plants. Thank you for the beautiful inspiration! 💕
Very beautiful love your work
Beautiful ball of joy
Love it ! 👏🏻👏🏻
Wow wonderful 👍
Wonderful green ball Thanks for sharing🙏
love the way of sharing greens
Very interesting. Breath of fresh air.
Love your tutorial. So grounded and honest while joyful.
I really like Kokedamas I have 3 of them. One is a big Bonsai Kokedama and the other two are candlestick flowers. Looking great. ❤️❤️❤️ I Love your Channel. So calming.
Gorgeous, Gorgeous...just Gorgeous 😍 Just loving how your garden's coming along !! Awesome, Irene 😊
Fabulous 🌻
Beautiful ❤🌹❤
Beautiful
A fun project I need to try very creative and you make me laugh. 😀
I love your creativity girl! An inspiration for a plantlover like me with a small garden .
I love it so much
Beautiful Plants....
Thankr you for sharing your great work...Irene.
I love your channel. It's so relaxing and refreshing. Thanks
Hell yeah balls of joy!
😁 they make you happy. They really do!
Well done 👍 🙏 ☀️ 😍🦋
SO creative 👍🏻🇲🇾
I find it real creative Irene. I'll try it myself too.
Loved it
Love your channel. Great content.❤️🇺🇸
You're so creative,ma'm Irene..and i love the way you did your kokedama hanging plants..i love it..stay safe,more blessings..god bless
🥰😘🌱 Priscilla my heart is full with your lovely words. Thank you and God bless!
I love this so much! Thank you for sharing your idea Irene ❤️👍
So welcome! I hope you get to try it one day :)
Your so talented. And your house 🏡 garden is so heaven Eden like. I can watch your videos a whole day. I have to discipline myself to watch it once in awhile or else 😅 I will develop an addiction. 🥰
Nice video. Me and my daughter loves watching you. She talks like you when she is making videos. Fan from Philippines.
Aww...that sounds so sweet! God bless your little girl!
Thank you ❤❤
Thank you Irene. This is a very comforting creative project. Yes I too prefer to garden without gloves :)
Como siempre me encantan tus videos....muy bellos y útiles..!!!! muchas gracias🙏🌿🌿🌱🙋♀️😘💖
bellos y útiles ... me gusta mucho este cumplido - ¡gracias!
Great episode! Loved the way everything was put together!! ❤
I love it! I'm pretty sure a little soil on the face is good for the complexion.
That is really lovely! I'll do it, too! Thank you for sharing!
Once again Irene.... beautiful!!!
Beautifully made..😍😆👌...thanks for sharing...
i love it Irene!! soo cool..i might do it too...
The fern is asparagus sprengeri. I love all you do and show and your garden tiips practícal and realistíc
Beautiful happy growing and stay safe.
Amazing
Excellent, I want to try this, you are SO inspiring and I love the joke!
Beautiful plants, AMAZING!
I really like your garden ma'am. next time I want the same outcome of my garden
Beautiful garden & plants, thank u for sharing.
Good afternoon ma'am wow amazing beautiful forest 💖😍
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video! Looking forward for more ! More power! God bless.
amazing creation, excellent video, you are nice and your garden is fantastic
Great Video, and Great Ideas. Thank you.
Nice 😊 plants 🌱 🪴 collection….🥰😍
So glad i came across your channel! You are so adorable and authentic, love how you are so down to earth (pun intended) Lol. So talented and so many clever and informative ideas! You go girl! ❤️
Gosh I LOVE that pun! Might use it for a tagline of sort 😁. And so glad this lil channel found u at last!
@@leafing.around You sure can! Lol 😂 ❤️
such a fun way to display these lovely plants thanks for sharing
Smart and fun ideas. I pick to copy, thanks. Paalam, Irene
I think the first fern is called a maidenhair fern. Also to make it easier to handle the spaghnum moss use WH the hair pins that women use to hold hair in place, in the US we call them French roll pins. Then the last step you can use the fishing string to hold it further in place. This will make it less awkward and much faster.
Beautifullllll
Luv it
Just found your channel and subbed 😀 just love this idea. Now I have something to keep me busy this winter lol. Thanks so much 💚
😃❤️❤️❤️
Asparagus Fern, with the ant invasion.Never knew about using hydrogen peroxide, wow, learn something new every day. And yes I have peroxide because I use it with baking soda to brush my teeth. 😂 Love your creations, going to try and make one or two myself. Thank you for sharing.
Very nice,they look great,will try to make it,🌱🌱🪴
I think I have to try this irene🤗🤗🤗🤗
Beautiful plants! Amazing how you take care of them. Thanks for sharing your awesome video. I really enjoyed it.
Your first fern in this video(which you said unknown ) is a "asparagus fern", which is extremely beautiful and creeper type.
new follower and loving everything.
🍀🌺🥰 Gracias!
Ambooi irene.sudah lagi cantik skarang.tq tq love your ideas
pokok atau I yang cantik...hehehe😁
Good afternoon mam i am happy wathing you you have nice garden
Bellísimas kokedamas me encantan 😍👍
Inspired and inspiring
Here in the Philippines we call it asparagus fern. Scientific name Asparagus setaceus.
asparagus setaceus plumosus - there are a few different types but the one in this video is plumosus (feathery).
You are my Idol. 💚