How to Plant up a Border - Pots & Trowels
Vložit
- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- We've prepped the earth, now it's time to get some wonderful plants in the soil! Martin takes you through his process for deciding where they'll all go and how to plant them so they thrive!
#garden #gardening #planting #plants #shrubs #growing #gardener
Weekly practical videos all about gardening - subscribe to be notified of each week's new video, or like the page on Facebook to join our community!
Website: www.potsandtrow...
or check us out on Social Media:
Facebook: @PTrowels
Instagram: @ptrowels
Twitter: @PTrowels
Martin Fish has been gardening for over 40 years & judges for the RHS and writes regular features in gardening magazines. Videographer Sean Riley has been making videos for over 20 years. Martin and Sean have worked together on gardening TV & videos for the BBC & brands such as Allett, Cobra, Darlac, Ego and many others.
Love this 🌼 🌸 🌻 🌹 thank you
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! Fresh videos every Thursday 🌱 -Sean
Hi. It was a comfort to hear that you don't plan on paper either. I thought it was just me. 😊
That's a huge house and garden. Thanks for another useful video
Our pleasure! -Sean
Hi Martin & Jill very interesting video thank you lv Irene 😘 xx
Our pleasure!
Thanks for this, you have given me some inspiration today. I am about to plant up a raised flower bed and I too want it to be more cottage garden than anything too structured. I always start with good intentions and ideas and usually fall woefully short but I have a nice selection of plants recently bought and I also plan to split some exsisting plants too. I have some very old Ox-Eye daisies in a large pot and they never really come to much, I am hoping to split them and give them a go at the back of my border, my motto is give it a try and see what happens! wish me luck! Thanks again.
Go for it! Good luck and thanks for watching 🌱 -Sean
A very helpful video.. for a novice gardner like me. I always wondered how to get
the number of new plants needed for a border correct without making it look too bare?
Thanks for this - we actually discussed the question in our podcast episode (out this Sunday 11th) but in short - it's a question of giving it some time - if a plant details say it'll grow to 2m x 2m then give it that space but it might take time to reach that size - can always fill in with bedding plants in the interim - hope that helps in short term but for a longer answer have a listen to the podcast - will try to remember to link to it here once it's live! -Sean