Good morning corey have a safe journey and a fun time. Love your Colias and sweet potato and geranium Mix very beautiful would like to try that sometime. You are a very good inspiration and have good taste. God bless you the Oklahoma gardener.
Corey, I love that you changed the PW container recipes and created your own planter combinations. I love the peach begonia you used in the last container. I've never felt obligated to follow someone else's ideas of how a container should look. I just put together plants that I'm drawn to and have always enjoyed the result. I'm looking forward to seeing these grow and spill out of the pots. 🐝💐🦋🤗
Your basket is so beautiful. I can't wait to see it when it starts to fill out. The begonias are gorgeous. Live the peachy/salmon colors juxtaposed with the Chartreaux Sweeat Potato & the Colueus. Great choices imho.☺️💕🌸
I didn’t know that Proven Winners had "recipes". I really enjoyed learning from your interpretations of them. I feel better prepared to create my containers. Still a month before it's warm enough here.
Love them both! Sometimes, I just can't find the Proven Winners plants where I live, so I have to come up with different ideas and other plant brands. Proven Winners has beautiful plants, but it's so difficult to find anyone around my area who carries them. Some of the big-box stores have a few things here and there, but never what the "recipes" call for, it seems. Thanks for showing how easy it is to just do what you want.
I’ve seen the mixed-bag of PW plants that are usually available at the box stores, and if you don’t have an independent garden center nearby that carries them, it’s tough. Fortunately, if you pay attention to the plant size and vigor, finding subs can be an adventure 😀 Glad you’ve managed to be resourceful!
Nice containers and it is great that you are mixing it up to show us we don't have to follow the recipe. I did smile when you were holding the begonia and said we need more of this colour in our lives...and it matches the colour of your shirt 🤣
I live at high altitude in Colorado Springs, Colorado. When it comes to full sun vs some shade , does the altitude have an impact? I understand it is especially dry here, and that is something I have to watch, but am curious about sun intensity . I have found no resources from my extension service for hanging pots. Any advice, or ideas how to search better? Thank you for your generosity and knowledge
I have never lived at altitude, so I can’t offer any advice. That said, your plants are good at telling you when they’re not happy. If you catch the signs in time, you can relocate them. Your local garden center should be able to make regional suggestions. They may not be able to comment directly on high vs low altitude conditions, but they know what works in your area.
Hi Corey, I’m a new sub from Manitoba, zone 3 Canada. I’m looking forward to inspo from a zone close to me. Great info by the way! What zone are you located in? 🇨🇦👏🇨🇦
We’re officially zone 5 now, but zone 4 plants definitely fare better for any of is who live inland from the Great Lakes. Thanks for the comment and sub.
I love all the combinations. When planting, I remove most of the potting medium from store plants. Is that wrong? It would be helpful if a San Antonio, TX combination pot was featured.
I’d say removing potting media is not necessary, but if you’ve been having good results, there’s no major reason to change how you’re planting. I wish I could recommend plants for your area, but a Michigander probably won’t have the best advice for a Texas garden 😁 Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Good morning corey have a safe journey and a fun time. Love your Colias and sweet potato and geranium Mix very beautiful would like to try that sometime. You are a very good inspiration and have good taste. God bless you the Oklahoma gardener.
Corey, I love that you changed the PW container recipes and created your own planter combinations. I love the peach begonia you used in the last container. I've never felt obligated to follow someone else's ideas of how a container should look. I just put together plants that I'm drawn to and have always enjoyed the result. I'm looking forward to seeing these grow and spill out of the pots. 🐝💐🦋🤗
I’m a lot with you in changing things up. As long as people are paying attention to the plant size and vigor, the options are endless 😍
All your color combinations are beautiful!
Thank you. I’m looking forward to posting updates.
Thank you so much for giving us the courage to "cheat" on the container recipes.
I’m such a rebel 🤣
Must confess, I appreciate having the recipes as a resource… but there’s no way most of us could have access to all those plants.
Beautiful containers i like the variation of the colors, I love the peaches because I don't see it really used!
Your basket is so beautiful. I can't wait to see it when it starts to fill out. The begonias are gorgeous. Live the peachy/salmon colors juxtaposed with the Chartreaux Sweeat Potato & the Colueus. Great choices imho.☺️💕🌸
Beautiful!
Love the peachy, salmon colors!
Right on Corey, love your videos. Have capture new potting plans. Thank You🌻🌻🌻
I love the combination so thanks for changing it up. I’m two hours west of Toronto so we have the same weather and I might try this one.
Thank you. I love color combination.
I live in Hamilton ON 🇨🇦 and love the videos as we are the same zone 5b which is helpful. I’m not a huge peach person but the containers look good!
I didn’t know that Proven Winners had "recipes". I really enjoyed learning from your interpretations of them. I feel better prepared to create my containers. Still a month before it's warm enough here.
Look on their website. Sooo many container ideas!!!
From their website menu, look for the Garden Ideas link. Is a nice way to get ideas… especially while you have to wait to start planting 😃
Love them both! Sometimes, I just can't find the Proven Winners plants where I live, so I have to come up with different ideas and other plant brands. Proven Winners has beautiful plants, but it's so difficult to find anyone around my area who carries them. Some of the big-box stores have a few things here and there, but never what the "recipes" call for, it seems. Thanks for showing how easy it is to just do what you want.
I’ve seen the mixed-bag of PW plants that are usually available at the box stores, and if you don’t have an independent garden center nearby that carries them, it’s tough.
Fortunately, if you pay attention to the plant size and vigor, finding subs can be an adventure 😀
Glad you’ve managed to be resourceful!
Love the peach colors. I will be looking to add to my containers!
Love the combinations!
Love the apricot begonia pot!
I love pot recipes!! Do more! These were beautiful. Also, I’m a new subscriber 🤗
Pls show when it. Is blooming in 1month time..we only see when you planting it
Another great video! I do prefer the magenta but this apricot combo is nice as well. Safe travels!
I live near Marshall Michigan and you are one of my top 5 youtubers 😊
Wow. That’s a great compliment.
You’re very close to the Raker-Roberta’s Trial Garden in Litchfield - an amazing garden.
Nice containers and it is great that you are mixing it up to show us we don't have to follow the recipe. I did smile when you were holding the begonia and said we need more of this colour in our lives...and it matches the colour of your shirt 🤣
I didn’t plan to coordinate my wardrobe, but maybe this reveals some color bias 😃
I agree with others. Love proven winners but there are soo many other great plants!
I agree. I want ALL the plants 😄
I live at high altitude in Colorado Springs, Colorado. When it comes to full sun vs some shade , does the altitude have an impact?
I understand it is especially dry here, and that is something I have to watch, but am curious about sun intensity . I have found no resources from my extension service for hanging pots. Any advice, or ideas how to search better?
Thank you for your generosity and knowledge
I have never lived at altitude, so I can’t offer any advice. That said, your plants are good at telling you when they’re not happy. If you catch the signs in time, you can relocate them.
Your local garden center should be able to make regional suggestions. They may not be able to comment directly on high vs low altitude conditions, but they know what works in your area.
Hi Corey, I’m a new sub from Manitoba, zone 3 Canada. I’m looking forward to inspo from a zone close to me. Great info by the way! What zone are you located in? 🇨🇦👏🇨🇦
We’re officially zone 5 now, but zone 4 plants definitely fare better for any of is who live inland from the Great Lakes.
Thanks for the comment and sub.
I love all the combinations. When planting, I remove most of the potting medium from store plants. Is that wrong? It would be helpful if a San Antonio, TX combination pot was featured.
I’d say removing potting media is not necessary, but if you’ve been having good results, there’s no major reason to change how you’re planting.
I wish I could recommend plants for your area, but a Michigander probably won’t have the best advice for a Texas garden 😁
Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Beautiful!!!