Looks great!! And moving them will be easier. You can also use a coffee filter in the bottom of your planters over the hole so the dirt doesn’t come out😊
Just wanted to mention, if you ever want to take the tree out of that container, (the first one planted) you will have to break the container to get it out. (Unless it is only in there for a short period.) When containers are more narrow at the top than in the bottom and middle, the roots will grow too wide to come out of that small of a hole.
Thank you for the tip! I’m going to keep an eye on it the first couple months and might swap some smaller succulents instead. It just looks so pretty how it is 😅
Gardening is absolutely trial and error. I live in Michigan, and have certainly had plants do and don’t make it. I do know, tho, what I have good luck with, after many years. I will admit I have some faux ones that look pretty real, and need no care, which is great! I loved what you did with your other home, and with your passion of gardening, I know you will make this home beautiful as well. Thanks, Jenna for all your wonderful, creative ideas. Looking forward to your inside decorating as well.🤗
Hey Jenna. You did a great job choosing your plants and potting them. The diy distressed look on your planter turned out so beautifully. Before you know it, with your magical touch, your backyard will be a real oasis to enjoy. 😊
Jenna, your planter garden looks beautiful. What a terrific idea. I'm glad that you are adapting to life in Arizona. That is awesome. And you're right about gardening. A green thumb is something you achieve. I think like cooking and banking. I don't think everybody is born with this knowledge LOL. You have to learn as you go. Thanks for the video and sharing your new planter garden. He's waiting for more videos❤
That’s a great way of putting it! Definitely more of a learn as you go kind of thing! Thanks so much for the kind words and encouragement! Hope you have an awesome week! 🥰💕
Love seeing your DIYs planted up. As June has reshot from the bottom, she would definitely appreciate a hard prune and will then reward you with lovely regrowth. A few doses of a seaweed type fertilizer for stress relief would help as well. (From an experienced Olive grower downunder. 😉) Happy gardening. Thank you for sharing.
I also said she should not give up because the bottom growth means life. Yes, prune all the way down or how far should she prune? Im an experienced gardener in the northeast. I m not too experienced with olive trees. I have 2 small ones in my backyard that I plan to take in during our winter.
Jenna you may want to give your salvia a little shade until it perks back up. Zone 10 can be brutal on some plants. Love how you arranged your pots along the patio. 🤗💓💕💞
It turned out so beautifully! I really loved how you aged that pot. You did an amazing job! I’ve got several I’m going to age when it gets cooler here in Austin which hopefully is later part of October. Take care.❤
Welcome to AZ! I have been gardening here for almost 40 years. Best tip I can share with you that I have learned is to become a fall gardener. Almost all of my gardening happens from Oct-Feb. If you start in spring things really struggle to establish themselves. Our summer is really others "winter" where we just try to help our plants survive! Fall gardening lets everything have a chance to really root in and then take off come Feb-May! Good Luck! PS LOVE how you age pots. I have learned so much from you!
Love all of these pots and and the beautiful plants you chose! Your olive tree you brought with you might be in transplant shock, you could try a bigger pot, looser soil, and maybe even keeping it inside out of the heat until it can adjust
The salvia you bought on sale looks like salvia farinacea, which is a cool season annual in Phoenix. I am not sure it will make it. I think you might be happier with a salvia greggii, which is a lot more heat and drought tolerant. Someone else also gave very good advice about planting in narrow neck containers. I, too, have learned that the hard way and it doesn’t take long for a tree or shrub to stretch its roots.
Your Inspiration Pots and DIY Pots are on Point 👉 no questions ask!!!! I love seeing your Garden Videos hopefully there is more Videos like this and DIY painting the Pots and thanks for showing what you use & I SCREENSHOT IT. So I can mimic your style and add some Rustic Look on our Backyard in a Wall Planter Garden Area....!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I always love your Style it's so Soothing and Calming!!!!! Thank You so much for Tips & Tricks as I am a New Gardener 😂😂😂😂😂 Slowly but Surely!!!!! I live in Arizona also!!!! I love to see some Flowers also!!!!!! & VEGETABLE Garden!!!!! I'm watching a lot of Gardener but some of them are from Different states. There's only 1 or so that lives here in AZ that I searched. Good thing your video popped out again on my channel. The UA-camr is Growing in the Garden. We r in the process still on renovation on our backyard still after several years. We r doing pavers on our backyard. So Doing DIY on Containers is a great Idea 💡 Also. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing as always! If you place the potted plants at varying heights using risers like cinder block, metal stand, bricks, stone etc.. it will make your grouping even better. You can leave a few vase shaped pots empty in the group for even impactful result… I think.
I love Texas Sage - I have 3 of them as shrubs in my backyard. I also have Texas Yellow Bells, which provide a profuse bloom of yellow flowers in spring. They get a bit scraggly looking during Jan and Feb, but perk right back up in March.
Hi Jenna, welcome and welcome back to Arizona 😂. I'm newer to the dessert landscape and you have given me some great ideas and encouragement. Thank you
LOVE IT! I'm moving from the Beach in SoCAL... (my ENTIRE life) to Nashville- and JUST looked up the Gardening Zone... it's also 7B. I've been surrounded by Palms & Mangos & Avocados my whole life... now I need to find out what grows in Nashville!
Oh goodness my salvia did me wrong too and I’m in southern Kentucky. 😅 I think salvia can just kind of be rude like that. Mine looked gorgeous at Lowe’s and after a few weeks at home it just decided to wilt and die regardless of watering. 🤷🏼♀️ I’m still mad about it. 🤣 But I also want to try again because I feel the same way about pops of purple in the garden. I have some beautiful Russian Sage in my garden that is drought-tolerant that blooms like crazy and looks like gigantic lavender. It gets so big that we actually prop it up with a weathered wood frame at the base to keep the plant standing.
Definitely needed your encouragement at the end - I recently moved, and while I’m only 15mins away from the old house, the space I have for my garden now is super shaded, whereas before it had all day sun. So I’m totally starting over and having to learn what types of plants will work well for me now.
You really have such a great green thumb, Jenna! I enjoyed learning more about gardening from this video! You have really good taste…loved the trip to the Nursery too! Thank you!
The plants and pots look beautifully and the olive tree is gorgeos! Unfortunately it won't feel at home in my garden, but some years ago I got a fig tree which turned out very well and now carries lots of fruits. I'd also include some rosemary, it will love the Arizona climate and it's also nice for cooking. Thanks to you I am keeping an eye on large planters and was able to get some at a garage sale the other day for a very low price. Love your content ❤
Really pretty, Jenna. Thanks for sharing! I’ve always been curious about garden centers and plants in the Phoenix area. And totally agree…gardening is trial and error and a (mostly) wonderful learning experience. Happy gardening! 🌱
Ooooooo I hope June makes a big comeback. I watched your video when you dug her up. That’s when I fell in love w live olive branches/trees. Because of your inspo, I bought a little live olive tree from Amazon and placed her on our sunny front porch. I named her Zytoon (Arabic for olive, and because of my Arabic heritage). She has grown almost a foot in 2 months! She will come live inside with us during the cold months. I LOVE her and I thank you, Jenna, for introducing me to these beautiful trees! I will probably buy her a companion next year 🫒💚 🪴
That’s amazing! I love that. Sounds like Zytoon is happy in her new home! 🥰 Love the name choice. We just gave June her trim a couple hours ago so fingers crossed! Thanks so much for the kind words, friend! ❤😊
Love this. Great job. Very enjoyable (and cathartic) to watch. Also laughed at "in-tree-gued". Your puns never get old. 😂 (and love that you didn't say "without further ado" like the zillion other You-tubers that say it at every intro. Wooooot to all! Thanks, Jenna! (Keep us updated on June. I hope that's her name. I can't believe you drove with her in the front for your whole trip!😁)
I'm in Arizona as well, near the Superstition Mountains. Texas sage is definitely an excellent choice. I have several that thrive with no supplemental water. Also recommend: hopseed bush (available in 2 colors, green and purple as well). They're native and can be trained into a tree form; bougainvillea, ocotillo (very sculptural and native to AZ). Even though many plants are heat tolerant like salvias, they can suffer in pots in the full sun. Everything looks beautiful!
Welcome to garden zone 10a! You have a beautiful, calming style. FYI- There’s a White Cloud Texas sage as well. Also, Eugenia plants can be formed into topiaries and are perfect for our zone. During hot summer days I move delicate plants under trees or my patio especially during the afternoon. I live in Texas so my zone 10a is humid. Definitely inspired!
I really like how your diy paint planters turn out. I've watched your earier tutorial when you painted the others over and and over to try duplicate yours!
I’m 3 minutes in and losing my mind!!!! I’m in love I’m in love and I don’t care who knows it!!! Seeing this Mediterranean beauty has refreshed my mind and body. Thank you… let me finish watching now. Jojo
The planters are great ! Would lavender do well in Az. South of France is very hot and dry … so French lavender could probably work … it would give you that blue green and purple color .
Hi Jenna, thanks for welcoming us into your outdoor space. The planter garden looks lovely, & I enjoyed the song too "Golden Things" 💝 Ohhh have you thought about bringing the vintage doors outside? 🤩
So pretty. More of the roses in a repeated pattern would be lovely and really help soften, as well as lots of rosemary and lavendar. Salvia doesn't last long in the heat of FL either. Prayers for June 🙏🏼🌳 I need to transplant my olives, will use the pea gravel idea. Thank you for being real and showing that not everything is a IG fairy tale right out of the gate.
Fun video! Fully agreed about placing the pots on the dirt area but I think I would like to see them "grouped" like you had them on the cement rather than in a line as they appeared to be on the dirt area. I think you did an amazing job on variety and value!! Happy gardening! 💕
I love how your planter/containers look the second time around. The first rendition looked a little to 'balanced-contrived' and the switch made them look so much more scattered and natural. Great project!
Hi Jenna, I enjoy your videos. I have the same design ideas that you do enjoy that old patina and vintage look. I’ve been a sales rep for 40 years in horticulture Plants are only drought tolerant when they’re planted in the ground and it takes around eight months for them to get established. organic fertilizer is not really necessary unless it for fruits, and vegetables that your going to eat . I think you’d really like polygala , also known as sweet pea bush.
I'm so excited to see your garden grow! I'm also in Phoenix and have struggled with gardening here due to the heat. Thank you for the inspiration and can't wait for more future videos 😊
Love the Texas sage topiary and aged pot diy! Such a gardener move to get a plant and then figure how to get it home 😄 Love it! Trailing rosemary or lantana would look lovely trailing on the fountain surround of the pool. Pollinators love them. Italian cypress trees in containers may provide privacy from the road. Place struggling plants in am half day sun. Plant companies need to change plant tags. Full sun ☀️ in Seattle is very different to full sun in Arizona. It’s like placing food in the oven; Bake or BROIL 🥵
Loved the new plantings…would advise you to pick up a smallish totem pole cactus…love those…you got such good deals on so many of the plants…one little splurge…
As long as you see new growth at the bottom of June... she will make it. Just make sure to prune all the dead top off, so the energy will go into the new growth. I did like the original pot placement better... but being renters, I think on the gravel is safer. I am sure when you add the chaises and your striped umbrella it will all look fantastic. I do see two very tall large lanterns on the ends of that half circle pool wall.
Hi Jenny! I love the idea of a rustic garden 😊 makes everything so cozy, i have a lot aged italian terracotta pots...i live quite near to the italian Boarder, olive trees are so beautiful 🤍 this year i went with more neutral tones, olive trees, lavender and Some white blooming plants, your garden looks beautiful! Greetings from austria 🙋♂️
These plants can’t handle direct sunlight yet in this insane heat. Best to put them under a shaded area or cover them with uv protecting material until the end of October.
I have to say I agree with that. I live in Tucson and the heat has been brutal. We pull all of our containers under the patio in June until late September. They get morning sun from the East but are shaded from the scorching afternoon sun from the West.
I agree also. New transplants can’t take direct sun until the roots have some time to establish. In addition, I never fertilize in the summer because that is there dormant growth period due to intense heat. When you combine direct sun, fertilizer, a pot (which retains heat, and then top with pea gravel, then you’re basically cooking the roots. Use shade cloth or a patio umbrella to create shade.
I’ve been trying to keep my plants alive in the summer out here in AZ and most died and some are barely surviving. I have a citrus tree that had a hard time the first year leaves burn from the sun 😢 but it’s doing better this summer. My roses didn’t survive sadly. Wish you luck!
Yes please trim all the dry branches off so that they don’t stress the roots trying to feed them… and you will see her come back as she settles in. The stress from being dug up just hurt her. My palms did the same
Hi Jenna, the yard is really coming along. The olive tree may have died due to climate change. The change was too severe of a change. I brought a Oakleaf hydrangea from North Carolina, where the temperatures are cool. I have the Oakleaf hydrangea inside my house because it’s way too hot outside. It is doing wonderful so far. The nursery you took us to was super cute.Thank you for talking us there. Have a good week.
If you would like to go to an old beautiful nursery in Phoenix, go to Berridge Nurseries off of 44th St. and Camelback, especially during the holiday season starting in October.
Hi, I just subscribed to your channel, although I've watched your videos before. I hope you're enjoying Phoenix. We live in Tucson, AZ. Some of our potted plants are struggling right now so your new video has inspired me to add some more good potting soil to them, and water them a lot. I'm not gonna lie - we've had to throw out a lot of plants over the course of 14 years living in the desert. Now I know a lot more than I first did when we moved back here. Arizona nurseries should only sell plants/trees that are native to the desert climate, and are drought tolerant, but they sell other plants as well. I have a tiny rose bush in a pot that blooms beautiful little red blooms in the Spring, but it struggles in the Summer. Even our Lantana in a pot is struggling now in these temps, even though they're a drought tolerant plant, supposedly. I like your videos. - Enjoy Arizona! - Cynthia
Jenna, there is a UA-camr I used to watch that lives in Arizona. She got a lot of plants and plant pots from FBMP, from private sales, Craig’s List, and at estate sales from a fraction of the store prices. Nonetheless, you did a great job achieving your gardening goal on a budget!
You're doing a great job, Jenna! The diy containers look beautiful. I would encourage you to eventually fill in more and more of the gravel area with containers. Are you familiar with Claus Dalby? Although he gardens in a completely different climate, his garden is mostly containers. Make sure your more delicate plants Don get afternoon sun, always loosen the roots on anything that you take out of a pot, and check with your garden center, but try using Espoma Bio-tone Plant Starter, it might save your olive tree if you cut her back and replant. Great beginning 💚
Hello Jenna, in hot weather all flowers will love water, it's important to put water underneath, you mustn't put water from above, you'll kill all the flowers, especially if it's very hot outside, try it and your flowers will be happy and healthy, I like to look at you, have a good day , i love you 😀💐🌹
Looks great!! And moving them will be easier. You can also use a coffee filter in the bottom of your planters over the hole so the dirt doesn’t come out😊
Thank you! I never thought of a coffee filter! That’s a great idea! Thanks for sharing ❤
Just wanted to mention, if you ever want to take the tree out of that container, (the first one planted) you will have to break the container to get it out. (Unless it is only in there for a short period.) When containers are more narrow at the top than in the bottom and middle, the roots will grow too wide to come out of that small of a hole.
Thank you for the tip! I’m going to keep an eye on it the first couple months and might swap some smaller succulents instead. It just looks so pretty how it is 😅
I have found that out the hard way!
Very true! And itt will happen quickly!
Lovely new landscaping! Great job!
Gardening is absolutely trial and error. I live in Michigan, and have certainly had plants do and don’t make it. I do know, tho, what I have good luck with, after many years. I will admit I have some faux ones that look pretty real, and need no care, which is great! I loved what you did with your other home, and with your passion of gardening, I know you will make this home beautiful as well. Thanks, Jenna for all your wonderful, creative ideas. Looking forward to your inside decorating as well.🤗
Hey Jenna. You did a great job choosing your plants and potting them. The diy distressed look on your planter turned out so beautifully. Before you know it, with your magical touch, your backyard will be a real oasis to enjoy. 😊
Awe thank you so much for the kind words Lin! 🥹🫶🏻💕 You’re always so sweet. Thanks for watching, friend! ❤
A Pierce Patio Oasis!😂❤
I just absolutely love it!
Jenna you make everything look better!❤❤❤😊
Absolutely beautiful! You did a great job picking out the perfect plants and planters. I always enjoy your videos and inspirations.
Everything you do turns out great!!!!
I love how you put it all together, Great job Jenna ❤🌿🌱
I LOVE your videos!! So happy you posted today!! 🙂🎉
Thank you so much Monica! 🥹🫶🏻💕
Jenna, your planter garden looks beautiful. What a terrific idea. I'm glad that you are adapting to life in Arizona. That is awesome. And you're right about gardening. A green thumb is something you achieve. I think like cooking and banking. I don't think everybody is born with this knowledge LOL. You have to learn as you go. Thanks for the video and sharing your new planter garden. He's waiting for more videos❤
That’s a great way of putting it! Definitely more of a learn as you go kind of thing! Thanks so much for the kind words and encouragement! Hope you have an awesome week! 🥰💕
Welcome to ARIZONA ( I’m late) we’re neighbors.😊
Beautiful job on the faux finish of the large planter. You would never know that it doesn’t weigh 300 pounds and isn’t 100 yrs old! TFS
YOU are such an inspiration!! Could watch this a milliion times!!
Yes the dead one you brought will come back mine got frosted and died the same way and they have made a come back! She’s got this!
Love seeing your DIYs planted up. As June has reshot from the bottom, she would definitely appreciate a hard prune and will then reward you with lovely regrowth. A few doses of a seaweed type fertilizer for stress relief would help as well. (From an experienced Olive grower downunder. 😉) Happy gardening. Thank you for sharing.
I also said she should not give up because the bottom growth means life. Yes, prune all the way down or how far should she prune? Im an experienced gardener in the northeast. I m not too experienced with olive trees. I have 2 small ones in my backyard that I plan to take in during our winter.
Just beautiful!!!! Your home is coming along.....I visited Arizona twice, loved it!
Thank you so much! It really such such a beautiful place 🫶🏻💕
I love that you show us all the beautiful plants that you can grow there. ❤
Everything looks gorgeous!😊
Love it all!!!! I live in Arizona and love growing totem pole cactus and in pots they look really beautiful!
Haha I feel like I need to go back and get some now 😅 Thank you so much! 🫶🏻💕
@@jennapierce I have plenty just let me know!
Jenna you may want to give your salvia a little shade until it perks back up. Zone 10 can be brutal on some plants. Love how you arranged your pots along the patio. 🤗💓💕💞
Thank you so much! ❤ Hahah yes it made it a day in the sun and now it’s back under the shade on the patio until it cools down! Thanks for the tip 🫶🏻🪴
@@jennapierce 🤗💓
It turned out so beautifully! I really loved how you aged that pot. You did an amazing job! I’ve got several I’m going to age when it gets cooler here in Austin which hopefully is later part of October. Take care.❤
That’s awesome! Hopefully you guys get some cooler weather soon! ✨🪴🌳Thank you so much, friend 🫶🏻💕
It looks gorgeous
Your plants look lovely, Jenna. 😊
Beautiful!!
Loved this video and the plants you chose! 😍
Thanks for taking us on this journey. I struggle with gardening here in Northern AZ. I want a lime tree!! 😊
Welcome to AZ! I have been gardening here for almost 40 years. Best tip I can share with you that I have learned is to become a fall gardener. Almost all of my gardening happens from Oct-Feb. If you start in spring things really struggle to establish themselves. Our summer is really others "winter" where we just try to help our plants survive! Fall gardening lets everything have a chance to really root in and then take off come Feb-May! Good Luck! PS LOVE how you age pots. I have learned so much from you!
Love all of these pots and and the beautiful plants you chose! Your olive tree you brought with you might be in transplant shock, you could try a bigger pot, looser soil, and maybe even keeping it inside out of the heat until it can adjust
Girl you got the touch! Everything looks lovely!
Beautiful! You are very good at arranging your garden. 😊
The salvia you bought on sale looks like salvia farinacea, which is a cool season annual in Phoenix. I am not sure it will make it. I think you might be happier with a salvia greggii, which is a lot more heat and drought tolerant. Someone else also gave very good advice about planting in narrow neck containers. I, too, have learned that the hard way and it doesn’t take long for a tree or shrub to stretch its roots.
It’s perfect! You have such an artistic touch!
Thank you Jenna! Inspirational ❤
I love your garden! You did an amazing job Jenna! You’re such an inspiration! Thank you!
Your Inspiration Pots and DIY Pots are on Point 👉 no questions ask!!!! I love seeing your Garden Videos hopefully there is more Videos like this and DIY painting the Pots and thanks for showing what you use & I SCREENSHOT IT. So I can mimic your style and add some Rustic Look on our Backyard in a Wall Planter Garden Area....!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I always love your Style it's so Soothing and Calming!!!!! Thank You so much for Tips & Tricks as I am a New Gardener 😂😂😂😂😂 Slowly but Surely!!!!! I live in Arizona also!!!! I love to see some Flowers also!!!!!! & VEGETABLE Garden!!!!! I'm watching a lot of Gardener but some of them are from Different states. There's only 1 or so that lives here in AZ that I searched. Good thing your video popped out again on my channel.
The UA-camr is Growing in the Garden.
We r in the process still on renovation on our backyard still after several years. We r doing pavers on our backyard. So Doing DIY on Containers is a great Idea 💡 Also. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful job with the plants Jenna. 😊
Amazing as always! If you place the potted plants at varying heights using risers like cinder block, metal stand, bricks, stone etc.. it will make your grouping even better. You can leave a few vase shaped pots empty in the group for even impactful result… I think.
Love your garden. The lime trees were beautiful!
Love all these videos!!
I can't wait to see more DIYS from your channel!!!! Specially Garden DIYS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful and elegant!
I love Texas Sage - I have 3 of them as shrubs in my backyard. I also have Texas Yellow Bells, which provide a profuse bloom of yellow flowers in spring. They get a bit scraggly looking during Jan and Feb, but perk right back up in March.
you make everything look better😍😍
Love the container garden. I’ve started to build a small version of potted plants, so far so good!💕
Hi Jenna, welcome and welcome back to Arizona 😂. I'm newer to the dessert landscape and you have given me some great ideas and encouragement. Thank you
LOVE IT! I'm moving from the Beach in SoCAL... (my ENTIRE life) to Nashville- and JUST looked up the Gardening Zone... it's also 7B. I've been surrounded by Palms & Mangos & Avocados my whole life... now I need to find out what grows in Nashville!
Great video!! Thank you for sharing. You have a great sense of style!!
Oh goodness my salvia did me wrong too and I’m in southern Kentucky. 😅 I think salvia can just kind of be rude like that. Mine looked gorgeous at Lowe’s and after a few weeks at home it just decided to wilt and die regardless of watering. 🤷🏼♀️
I’m still mad about it. 🤣 But I also want to try again because I feel the same way about pops of purple in the garden.
I have some beautiful Russian Sage in my garden that is drought-tolerant that blooms like crazy and looks like gigantic lavender. It gets so big that we actually prop it up with a weathered wood frame at the base to keep the plant standing.
Definitely needed your encouragement at the end - I recently moved, and while I’m only 15mins away from the old house, the space I have for my garden now is super shaded, whereas before it had all day sun. So I’m totally starting over and having to learn what types of plants will work well for me now.
Always amazes me how much plants cost. You did a great job with your container garden. What a nice way to have a garden before you own your own home.
You really have such a great green thumb, Jenna! I enjoyed learning more about gardening from this video! You have really good taste…loved the trip to the Nursery too! Thank you!
The plants and pots look beautifully and the olive tree is gorgeos! Unfortunately it won't feel at home in my garden, but some years ago I got a fig tree which turned out very well and now carries lots of fruits. I'd also include some rosemary, it will love the Arizona climate and it's also nice for cooking. Thanks to you I am keeping an eye on large planters and was able to get some at a garage sale the other day for a very low price. Love your content ❤
Really pretty, Jenna. Thanks for sharing! I’ve always been curious about garden centers and plants in the Phoenix area. And totally agree…gardening is trial and error and a (mostly) wonderful learning experience. Happy gardening! 🌱
Ooooooo I hope June makes a big comeback. I watched your video when you dug her up. That’s when I fell in love w live olive branches/trees. Because of your inspo, I bought a little live olive tree from Amazon and placed her on our sunny front porch. I named her Zytoon (Arabic for olive, and because of my Arabic heritage). She has grown almost a foot in 2 months! She will come live inside with us during the cold months. I LOVE her and I thank you, Jenna, for introducing me to these beautiful trees! I will probably buy her a companion next year 🫒💚 🪴
That’s amazing! I love that. Sounds like Zytoon is happy in her new home! 🥰 Love the name choice. We just gave June her trim a couple hours ago so fingers crossed! Thanks so much for the kind words, friend! ❤😊
@@jennapierce ❤️
Love this. Great job. Very enjoyable (and cathartic) to watch. Also laughed at "in-tree-gued". Your puns never get old. 😂 (and love that you didn't say "without further ado" like the zillion other You-tubers that say it at every intro. Wooooot to all! Thanks, Jenna! (Keep us updated on June. I hope that's her name. I can't believe you drove with her in the front for your whole trip!😁)
You are so happy🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
Haha yes I really am! 🥰🫶🏻💕☀️
Jenn the backyard is so beautiful. You did a great job. I hope you are enjoying your new home. ❤
Looks wonderful.
I'm in Arizona as well, near the Superstition Mountains. Texas sage is definitely an excellent choice. I have several that thrive with no supplemental water. Also recommend: hopseed bush (available in 2 colors, green and purple as well). They're native and can be trained into a tree form; bougainvillea, ocotillo (very sculptural and native to AZ). Even though many plants are heat tolerant like salvias, they can suffer in pots in the full sun. Everything looks beautiful!
Welcome to garden zone 10a! You have a beautiful, calming style. FYI- There’s a White Cloud Texas sage as well. Also, Eugenia plants can be formed into topiaries and are perfect for our zone. During hot summer days I move delicate plants under trees or my patio especially during the afternoon. I live in Texas so my zone 10a is humid. Definitely inspired!
You shine when you buy those white roses, what can we say when you see the olive trees😊😊😊
Hahah yes plants make everything so much better! 🥰💕🪴
Nice choices... looking forward to seeing more gardening & decorating videos!
So enjoyed your video. I am gardening in a new zone also. From clay to sand soil.
I live in a high desert area and I plant in oversized pots, always fill with soil ( not filler items). Soil helps keep the roots cool.
Beautiful video! 👍❤️
I Love your Garden Videos ❤
I really like how your diy paint planters turn out. I've watched your earier tutorial when you painted the others over and and over to try duplicate yours!
Hi Cathy here I am from South Africa so nice to see a South African plant, they grow very nicely, love your channel.🎉
So pretty!🌵
I’m 3 minutes in and losing my mind!!!! I’m in love I’m in love and I don’t care who knows it!!! Seeing this Mediterranean beauty has refreshed my mind and body. Thank you… let me finish watching now.
Jojo
The planters are great ! Would lavender do well in Az. South of France is very hot and dry … so French lavender could probably work … it would give you that blue green and purple color .
Hi Jenna, thanks for welcoming us into your outdoor space. The planter garden looks lovely, & I enjoyed the song too "Golden Things" 💝 Ohhh have you thought about bringing the vintage doors outside? 🤩
Thanks for this video! I also live in Arizona so nice to see what plants to buy!
So pretty. More of the roses in a repeated pattern would be lovely and really help soften, as well as lots of rosemary and lavendar. Salvia doesn't last long in the heat of FL either. Prayers for June 🙏🏼🌳 I need to transplant my olives, will use the pea gravel idea. Thank you for being real and showing that not everything is a IG fairy tale right out of the gate.
Fun video! Fully agreed about placing the pots on the dirt area but I think I would like to see them "grouped" like you had them on the cement rather than in a line as they appeared to be on the dirt area. I think you did an amazing job on variety and value!! Happy gardening! 💕
Hello from Charlotte NC. I love your vlogs. Sharing this vlog with a sister who's in Pineville NC she loves plants. Loves going to Pikes!
I love how your planter/containers look the second time around. The first rendition looked a little to 'balanced-contrived' and the switch made them look so much more scattered and natural. Great project!
Hi Jenna,
I enjoy your videos. I have the same design ideas that you do enjoy that old patina and vintage look. I’ve been a sales rep for 40 years in horticulture Plants are only drought tolerant when they’re planted in the ground and it takes around eight months
for them to get established. organic fertilizer is not really necessary unless it for fruits, and vegetables that your going to eat . I think you’d really like polygala , also known as sweet pea bush.
I'm so excited to see your garden grow! I'm also in Phoenix and have struggled with gardening here due to the heat. Thank you for the inspiration and can't wait for more future videos 😊
Love the Texas sage topiary and aged pot diy! Such a gardener move to get a plant and then figure how to get it home 😄 Love it!
Trailing rosemary or lantana would look lovely trailing on the fountain surround of the pool. Pollinators love them.
Italian cypress trees in containers may provide privacy from the road.
Place struggling plants in am half day sun.
Plant companies need to change plant tags. Full sun ☀️ in Seattle is very different to full sun in Arizona. It’s like placing food in the oven; Bake or BROIL 🥵
Loved the new plantings…would advise you to pick up a smallish totem pole cactus…love those…you got such good deals on so many of the plants…one little splurge…
Haha I’ve already been thinking about going back! 😅 Thanks for the kind words Kathy! 🫶🏻💕
Gorgeous ❤❤❤
Liebe Jenna, wir kommen gerade aus unserem Urlaub in Italien..Dein Garten erinnert mich sehr an Italien..Super schön👍👍👍😘
As long as you see new growth at the bottom of June... she will make it. Just make sure to prune all the dead top off, so the energy will go into the new growth. I did like the original pot placement better... but being renters, I think on the gravel is safer. I am sure when you add the chaises and your striped umbrella it will all look fantastic. I do see two very tall large lanterns on the ends of that half circle pool wall.
In Arizona, Costco sells lemon & limes trees in the spring time that are very reasonably.
Hi Jenny! I love the idea of a rustic garden 😊 makes everything so cozy, i have a lot aged italian terracotta pots...i live quite near to the italian Boarder, olive trees are so beautiful 🤍 this year i went with more neutral tones, olive trees, lavender and Some white blooming plants, your garden looks beautiful! Greetings from austria 🙋♂️
Oh my gosh your garden sounds STUNNING!! All of those plant choices are my FAVORITE! Thanks for sharing Christian! ☺
Looks beautiful 😍
These plants can’t handle direct sunlight yet in this insane heat. Best to put them under a shaded area or cover them with uv protecting material until the end of October.
I have to say I agree with that. I live in Tucson and the heat has been brutal. We pull all of our containers under the patio in June until late September. They get morning sun from the East but are shaded from the scorching afternoon sun from the West.
I agree also. New transplants can’t take direct sun until the roots have some time to establish. In addition, I never fertilize in the summer because that is there dormant growth period due to intense heat. When you combine direct sun, fertilizer, a pot (which retains heat, and then top with pea gravel, then you’re basically cooking the roots. Use shade cloth or a patio umbrella to create shade.
I’ve been trying to keep my plants alive in the summer out here in AZ and most died and some are barely surviving. I have a citrus tree that had a hard time the first year leaves burn from the sun 😢 but it’s doing better this summer. My roses didn’t survive sadly. Wish you luck!
Yes please trim all the dry branches off so that they don’t stress the roots trying to feed them… and you will see her come back as she settles in. The stress from being dug up just hurt her. My palms did the same
You truly inspired me
that is a good faux planter, I couldn't tell it was plastic until you said something!
weekend. Enjoyed the video
Hi Jenna, the yard is really coming along. The olive tree may have died due to climate change. The change was too severe of a change. I brought a Oakleaf hydrangea from North Carolina, where the temperatures are cool. I have the Oakleaf hydrangea inside my house because it’s way too hot outside. It is doing wonderful so far. The nursery you took us to was super cute.Thank you for talking us there. Have a good week.
Your tree will make it. When transplanted, they kinda have to semi die before they gain momentum to re generate.
🥰 Beautiful 🌺🌹🌸🍃
If you would like to go to an old beautiful nursery in Phoenix, go to Berridge Nurseries off of 44th St. and Camelback, especially during the holiday season starting in October.
Hi, I just subscribed to your channel, although I've watched your videos before. I hope you're enjoying Phoenix. We live in Tucson, AZ. Some of our potted plants are struggling right now so your new video has inspired me to add some more good potting soil to them, and water them a lot. I'm not gonna lie - we've had to throw out a lot of plants over the course of 14 years living in the desert. Now I know a lot more than I first did when we moved back here. Arizona nurseries should only sell plants/trees that are native to the desert climate, and are drought tolerant, but they sell other plants as well. I have a tiny rose bush in a pot that blooms beautiful little red blooms in the Spring, but it struggles in the Summer. Even our Lantana in a pot is struggling now in these temps, even though they're a drought tolerant plant, supposedly. I like your videos. - Enjoy Arizona! - Cynthia
A day in my garden made a good UA-cam video
I'm impressed. I don't plant anything new in the summer. Takes everything I have to get outside and water 😂
Jenna, there is a UA-camr I used to watch that lives in Arizona. She got a lot of plants and plant pots from FBMP, from private sales, Craig’s List, and at estate sales from a fraction of the store prices. Nonetheless, you did a great job achieving your gardening goal on a budget!
You're doing a great job, Jenna! The diy containers look beautiful. I would encourage you to eventually fill in more and more of the gravel area with containers. Are you familiar with Claus Dalby? Although he gardens in a completely different climate, his garden is mostly containers. Make sure your more delicate plants Don get afternoon sun, always loosen the roots on anything that you take out of a pot, and check with your garden center, but try using Espoma Bio-tone Plant Starter, it might save your olive tree if you cut her back and replant. Great beginning 💚
Hello Jenna, in hot weather all flowers will love water, it's important to put water underneath, you mustn't put water from above, you'll kill all the flowers, especially if it's very hot outside, try it and your flowers will be happy and healthy, I like to look at you, have a good day , i love you 😀💐🌹