Thank you so much!!! We have an office building in our small town that has perfectly round petunia plants- I was puzzled at how beautiful they were. Now I know their secret- I will be doing this thanks!!!!
Hanging baskets already made at the store are super over priced and expensive! I love that this is natural and not plastic for hanging as well. I'm not looking forward to that duct tape part...we don't get along...lol... but I'm excited to try this! Thank you for sharing!
Yes! Thank you! Also, the coco fibers can be composted down and the PVC tube, plant holders and chains can be reused over and over :) I am not fond of plastic either! Thanks for commenting and I bet yours will be great!
Oh my goodness, this may be my favorite project to date. It's just beautiful and that PVC pipe in the middle is brilliant! Sent it to my mom because I know she will love this!
I love this!!! Thank you for sharing!! Would love to see how that particular basket looked after a month or so!! Cant wait to start mine. Thank you also for showing step-by-step in such a manner that one can see and learn. Very much appreciated! ❤❤Vanessa. South Africa
I know, I should have updated pics of this completed but at the time, I just wanted to get the video up so others can start to make one. I especially love the herb one. Thank you for the kind words, it made my day!
Thank you! This year I’ll do an all herb one and make a video of it if I remember to. ❤️ it’s a lot of fun, I enjoy it very much. It makes for a special gift. My mom would have loved one.
hello! thanks for this video ive been looking everywhere. can you please do an update video to see how it looks now? also when do you think i should make the spear? like in the fall or early spring? also i live in chicago so once the late fall and winter is here should i bring it inside or leave it? im a newbie to gardening mostly bc we used to live in a apartment and we moved and now i have a front and back yard! im very excited! thanks for your help!
It will all depend what you have growing in the planter, not all plants can survive winter, especially in the colder states. I usually make my spheres in the spring when the Dollar Tree has the coco fiber and seeds out, I reuse the hanger and pipe every year. This year I did not do any hanging plants, I will in the spring. Herbs may do well inside during the winter. It's so exciting to hear the excitement from a new gardener, congrats on having more access to gardening. Thanks so much for watching. I have more gardening and dehydrating at the blog if you are interested? farmhouse-bc.com/homesteading-101/gardening/ Thanks for watching and commenting.
GREAT project! Thank you! It is going to be BEAUTIFUL when it fills in, I'm sure! (Will you please show it again in a month or two?) Have you tried growing lettuce, herbs, or anything else besides flowers like this? Perhaps this is ONE hanging pot that our precious little yard birds will decide NOT to nest in!! 💝
Yes, I will! Yes, I grow lettuce, strawberries, and even a tomato (upside down of course). The birds would have a hard time with this one. LOL I also buy the larger coconut fillers from Wally land or HD, and Lowes. They require a heavier basket to hold them since they get heavier as they get bigger. Duh, of course, they do! 😂
I am just starting a little nursery (long time gardener catching her dreams this year!!) and this idea was just what I was looking for! I'd like to do several of these. Any suggestions on which vegetable, herb or flower combos I could try that you might think would do well together? I have some ideas but thought I'd pick your brain. Thanks for the video and blessings to you this morning!
Glad it was helpful! Basically any combo will work. I like herbs since they bush out and hang down but flowers and herbs together are my favorite. Begonias, Sweet Alyssum, Pansy, Impatiens, Asparagus fern and more! Strawberries look nice with white flowers! Don't forget the drought resistant plants like hens and chicks, sedum and other succulents, they are great too, they will need full sun though. I could go on all day :) I hope this helped? Thanks for commenting, I love feedback and interactions. Have a great day! Be sure and visit my blog category, Gardening, farmhouse-bc.com/homesteading-101/gardening/ for more gardening tips and tricks :)
Thank you for watching, please share, thumbs up, and leave a comment. Will you be making this? If so, check out the blog for step-by-step directions! farmhouse-bc.com/hanging-flower-basket-from-the-dollar-tree/
Many many thanks! I will try and do an all herb one this summer and show the results at the end of summer. Thanks for the taking the time to comment :)
I would leave a few inches in between each plant, if you put them too close together it would over crowd them. I know it will look sparse when you first add them, but they will fill in nicely overtime. Kinda close but a little breathing room. 😆 thanks for the watch and comment!🌺💐🌸
My favorite cascading flowers are Scaevola, Euphoria, Bacopa, Calbrachoa, Lobelia, Alyssum, Verbena, Lobularia, trailing fuchsia, and Torenia. I wouldn’t add them all, pick 2-3 for each plant. Thanks for the watch.
My favorite cascading flowers are Scaevola, Euphoria, Bacopa, Calbrachoa, Lobelia, Alyssum, Verbena, Lobularia, trailing fuchsia, and Torenia. I wouldn’t add them all, pick 2-3 for each plant. Thanks for the watch.
@@FarmhouseBC not my idea, i saw a video from a nursery and that’s how they do this. my dollar store doesn’t have these items, i’ve been wanting to do them. thanks for your video, never thought about making a globe, and the water tube, bravo for that idea. You were over clear with directions, i was a few paces past you because i craft, sew and build with wood…but for people who are new to these projects you provided an excellent clear step by step instruction, so i subscribed, i like supporting content creators such yourself….because when i don’t know how to do something and the fly through the how to i turn it off….👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you! I know there has to be a happy medium with teaching and sharing. I figure best to be thorough then too fast and "assume" everyone knows how to do it. I homeschooled 2 children and being detailed is second nature for me. I get a lot of positive feedback on my primitive doll tutorials that they appreciate the patterns and teaching is so detailed. There is always the "watch in fast speed option"? 😂
I apologize for that, but life happens. Although I haven't gotten around to updating a new video on a finished outcome yet, you can still use the tutorial as a guide to try it out yourself. Providing this helpful video tutorial was my primary intention, so thank you for suggesting it. I completely understand your concerns.
Want to know the 10 best flowers for sphere hanging basket? Watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/w0yCzp12ksg/v-deo.html
Thank you so much!!! We have an office building in our small town that has perfectly round petunia plants- I was puzzled at how beautiful they were. Now I know their secret- I will be doing this thanks!!!!
Glad I could help! Thanks for the watch and taking your time to leave a kind comment, it is much appreciated❣
Wonderful loved the video..
Thank you so much!
Hanging baskets already made at the store are super over priced and expensive! I love that this is natural and not plastic for hanging as well. I'm not looking forward to that duct tape part...we don't get along...lol... but I'm excited to try this! Thank you for sharing!
Yes! Thank you! Also, the coco fibers can be composted down and the PVC tube, plant holders and chains can be reused over and over :) I am not fond of plastic either! Thanks for commenting and I bet yours will be great!
What a great video! Thank you for the inspiration!
You are so welcome!
Oh my goodness, this may be my favorite project to date. It's just beautiful and that PVC pipe in the middle is brilliant! Sent it to my mom because I know she will love this!
Thanks Elise-I hope she likes it :)
Beautiful!!! You are very creative and I can't wait to try this. Blessings!
Please do! Thanks for the watch and taking the time to comment :) Blessings to you!
I love this!!! Thank you for sharing!! Would love to see how that particular basket looked after a month or so!! Cant wait to start mine. Thank you also for showing step-by-step in such a manner that one can see and learn. Very much appreciated! ❤❤Vanessa. South Africa
I know, I should have updated pics of this completed but at the time, I just wanted to get the video up so others can start to make one. I especially love the herb one. Thank you for the kind words, it made my day!
Really enjoyed ur take on planting sphere basket much easier than me putting two together once planted look forward to more videosthanx
So nice of you! Thank you so much :)
This is exactly what I wanted to do!! Thank you
So glad! Also an herb sphere is so lovely! Thanks for taking the time to comment and happy gardening!
Thank you for sharing I love ❤️ the basket idea I always see them so pretty in the Disney park I always wanted to try it out
Thank you! This year I’ll do an all herb one and make a video of it if I remember to. ❤️ it’s a lot of fun, I enjoy it very much. It makes for a special gift. My mom would have loved one.
These are just darling, Jersey! Love it! 😊🙌🏻❤️ ~Shanna
Thanks so much! 😊I really appreciate the support :)
I love this idea. i will have to try this. I need some hanging baskets for the patio.
You should! I would love to see them when done :)😊
Stunning. I wish my garden looked like yours.
Thank you for watching, it's easy to do, you should try!
Love your technique! Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment :)😍
great idea. Bet it is beautiful when it fills out. Thanks for sharing.
It does! Herbs are awesome too in this planter. Thanks for taking the time to comment and watch.
Hi, this was my 1st video from your channel. I really enjoyed this project. Have a wonderful weekend!💐
Thank you so much and for taking the time to comment. ❤️
Thank you so much, that was very helpful.
Such a cute project!
Thanks Nucci, I appreciate that!💕
hello! thanks for this video ive been looking everywhere. can you please do an update video to see how it looks now? also when do you think i should make the spear? like in the fall or early spring? also i live in chicago so once the late fall and winter is here should i bring it inside or leave it? im a newbie to gardening mostly bc we used to live in a apartment and we moved and now i have a front and back yard! im very excited! thanks for your help!
It will all depend what you have growing in the planter, not all plants can survive winter, especially in the colder states. I usually make my spheres in the spring when the Dollar Tree has the coco fiber and seeds out, I reuse the hanger and pipe every year. This year I did not do any hanging plants, I will in the spring. Herbs may do well inside during the winter. It's so exciting to hear the excitement from a new gardener, congrats on having more access to gardening. Thanks so much for watching. I have more gardening and dehydrating at the blog if you are interested? farmhouse-bc.com/homesteading-101/gardening/ Thanks for watching and commenting.
Nice idea thank you, I showed it to my wife and she thinks I am spending hundreds to do it:)
I will look that way :) Thanks for the comment and let me know how it turns out, herbs are great too!
Excellent video!
Thank you so much❤️
Very creative
Thanks
GREAT project! Thank you! It is going to be BEAUTIFUL when it fills in, I'm sure! (Will you please show it again in a month or two?) Have you tried growing lettuce, herbs, or anything else besides flowers like this? Perhaps this is ONE hanging pot that our precious little yard birds will decide NOT to nest in!! 💝
Yes, I will! Yes, I grow lettuce, strawberries, and even a tomato (upside down of course). The birds would have a hard time with this one. LOL I also buy the larger coconut fillers from Wally land or HD, and Lowes. They require a heavier basket to hold them since they get heavier as they get bigger. Duh, of course, they do! 😂
I am just starting a little nursery (long time gardener catching her dreams this year!!) and this idea was just what I was looking for! I'd like to do several of these. Any suggestions on which vegetable, herb or flower combos I could try that you might think would do well together? I have some ideas but thought I'd pick your brain. Thanks for the video and blessings to you this morning!
Glad it was helpful! Basically any combo will work. I like herbs since they bush out and hang down but flowers and herbs together are my favorite. Begonias, Sweet Alyssum, Pansy, Impatiens, Asparagus fern and more! Strawberries look nice with white flowers! Don't forget the drought resistant plants like hens and chicks, sedum and other succulents, they are great too, they will need full sun though. I could go on all day :) I hope this helped? Thanks for commenting, I love feedback and interactions. Have a great day! Be sure and visit my blog category, Gardening, farmhouse-bc.com/homesteading-101/gardening/ for more gardening tips and tricks :)
@@FarmhouseBC Very helpful, yes! I'll go check out your blog and thanks for responding.
Thank you for watching, please share, thumbs up, and leave a comment. Will you be making this? If so, check out the blog for step-by-step directions! farmhouse-bc.com/hanging-flower-basket-from-the-dollar-tree/
I love this!
Thank you! I am working on an all herb one now, hope to post it once it's full to show the true beauty of it. Thanks for the watch and the comment :)
very nice and good idea!
Many many thanks! I will try and do an all herb one this summer and show the results at the end of summer. Thanks for the taking the time to comment :)
Beautiful thank u for idea on this video
Thank you! I am currently working on an all herb one too, hope to post when it's nicely grown :)
Very nice
Thanks
Love it!
Thanks!! Herb planters are beautiful too done in the sphere:)
Awesome
Thank you-next year I will do one with all herbs :)
If I put more flowers in would it over crowd them? 🌺
I would leave a few inches in between each plant, if you put them too close together it would over crowd them. I know it will look sparse when you first add them, but they will fill in nicely overtime. Kinda close but a little breathing room. 😆 thanks for the watch and comment!🌺💐🌸
How many plants did you use? Would all petunias work?
It would depend on your basket size and how close you want them. Yes, all petunias would be lovely, especially the Wave petunia.
Can you say what those flowers are called please. I couldn’t really make out what you called them.
My favorite cascading flowers are Scaevola, Euphoria, Bacopa, Calbrachoa, Lobelia, Alyssum, Verbena, Lobularia,
trailing fuchsia, and Torenia. I wouldn’t add them all, pick 2-3 for each plant. Thanks for the watch.
genius
Name of flowers used please. 😊
My favorite cascading flowers are Scaevola, Euphoria, Bacopa, Calbrachoa, Lobelia, Alyssum, Verbena, Lobularia,
trailing fuchsia, and Torenia. I wouldn’t add them all, pick 2-3 for each plant. Thanks for the watch.
put the plants i first, bottom plants…fill dirt to the next level, push the plants from the inside so you don’t have to cut so much
sounds great
@@FarmhouseBC not my idea, i saw a video from a nursery and that’s how they do this. my dollar store doesn’t have these items, i’ve been wanting to do them.
thanks for your video, never thought about making a globe, and the water tube, bravo for that idea. You were over clear with directions, i was a few paces past you because i craft, sew and build with wood…but for people who are new to these projects you provided an excellent clear step by step instruction, so i subscribed, i like supporting content creators such yourself….because when i don’t know how to do something and the fly through the how to i turn it off….👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you! I know there has to be a happy medium with teaching and sharing. I figure best to be thorough then too fast and "assume" everyone knows how to do it. I homeschooled 2 children and being detailed is second nature for me. I get a lot of positive feedback on my primitive doll tutorials that they appreciate the patterns and teaching is so detailed. There is always the "watch in fast speed option"? 😂
Your voice sounds very familiar. 🤔
I get that sometimes :)
I really love the concept, but a tutorial like this really needs a follow up of the grown out product in order to be believable.
I apologize for that, but life happens. Although I haven't gotten around to updating a new video on a finished outcome yet, you can still use the tutorial as a guide to try it out yourself. Providing this helpful video tutorial was my primary intention, so thank you for suggesting it. I completely understand your concerns.