Hey Brent, nice work on the gate! The extended espalier looks so good. Love it on the black fence. Robbie, you made it look less intimidating as I thought it would be. It is going to be incredible in bloom. Love your posts. You are so inspiring.
I just subscribed! I’ve been a subscriber to Janie on her channel on Dig, Plant & Repeat & thanks to her I discovered You ! I live in Central California I can totally relate to the heat, yuck! My home is centered at the end of a cul de sak, so my back yard is pie shaped…super wide, but slightly narrow. It’s currently established with 10 ft. spiral junipers, 3 fence baskets in between fill with various proven winters super tunias, more baskets behind the pool & side fence too! Plus a 16 ball olive tree surrounded with a sitting decorative concrete wall. I love how you described in detail the honeysuckle espalier. I want to do this soo bad next to my newly built side patio . However, I need to stain my entire fence first. Never thought about planting in the fall in perfect weather. Thanks so much for your content..so helpful. Greetings from sunny Central California !
Lynne here from Canada. So you were listening when Janie showed you how to make an espalier, with all the laughing 😂 going on I wasn’t sure. 😂 Looks amazing.
You made that look EASY!!!! The only places I have to put one of those would be on concrete and I’m nervous I’d mess it up ! Lol great job… and THAT GATE! You and Brent have mad skills!!
I have concrete that I don’t wants mess up either. I think I will dig long strong bamboo sticks to have those vertical, then use them to support my design which will not be wire, but twine instead. My design is still undecided and in still in the works as I won’t start mine till very early fall.
Looks great! Feels so good to refresh a bed. I also really like the wildness of all the zinnias - should still get zinnia blooms for awhile. I need to pull out some of my stuff too though. It's a process for sure!
Good Morning Robbie from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦. So happy to see you do another espalier...when you mentioned doing one by your driveway i had an ahh haa moment. Not having a place to do an espalier in my backyard i can certainly put one on the front fence of my driveway, thanks for the good idea and tutorial.
I did giggle when you mistakenly said you had your power tools then went on to list them starting with your sharpie. I know you corrected yourself but it just made me smile. Great video as always.
Looks amazing 👌 I might make one using some sort of a thick string, it’s just way too hot where I live for wire to be touching a plant. So excited for fall 🎉
Hi Robbie, I am going to create an espalier like yours on my back fence. Will you share the name of the honeysuckle that you used. I am in Western MA and wondering the best variety of honeysuckle to use.
Go for it, I have drilled into stucco lots, just buy the proper drill bit & voila! Try it in an inconspicuous are first to make sure you have the proper bit 😋
Super HUMID???? Seriously? I just looked at the humidity level in Los Molinos, CA. It said 14%. Come to the east coast where it's 80% humidity. Get real, dude.
Loving the extended espalier.
Thanks Robbie. 🌺💚🙃
Good work!!!!! And good morning.
Stunning project! 🌿
Hey Brent, nice work on the gate! The extended espalier looks so good. Love it on the black fence. Robbie, you made it look less intimidating as I thought it would be. It is going to be incredible in bloom. Love your posts. You are so inspiring.
Thanks for the video looks great. Now I know how to do this confidently you're a great teacher. Love the music always a pleasure.
Looks great! So striking against the color of the fence!
Looks good Robbie thank you for sharing
I just subscribed! I’ve been a subscriber to Janie on her channel on Dig, Plant & Repeat & thanks to her I discovered You ! I live in Central California I can totally relate to the heat, yuck! My home is centered at the end of a cul de sak, so my back yard is pie shaped…super wide, but slightly narrow. It’s currently established with 10 ft. spiral junipers, 3 fence baskets in between fill with various proven winters super tunias, more baskets behind the pool & side fence too! Plus a 16 ball olive tree surrounded with a sitting decorative concrete wall. I love how you described in detail the honeysuckle espalier. I want to do this soo bad next to my newly built side patio . However, I need to stain my entire fence first. Never thought about planting in the fall in perfect weather. Thanks so much for your content..so helpful. Greetings from sunny Central California !
Love it!! I’m gonna be a copy cat way up in Canada… so you’ll never know!😂😂
Amazing and beautiful ❤
Great job Robbie. Looks great
Looks great!🌿
Love the screwdriver trick! ❤
Good morning from Ashland, Virginia zone 7a. The fence and espalier look great😊.
Lynne here from Canada. So you were listening when Janie showed you how to make an espalier, with all the laughing 😂 going on I wasn’t sure. 😂
Looks amazing.
Looks beautiful
Good morning!! I was in the hospital for a week I’m better now but I missed a few of your vids so I’m having my coffee and enjoying your gardening!!!!
Love your videos! Thanks for the inspiration! ❤
Summer’s my least favorite season too. I’m not here for baking temps. I garden a lot really early in the mornings.
It is so nice to see your love for plants and a beautiful garden 🪴
New gate looks so much better, love the espalier, soon you’ll get the needed plants in😊Enjoyed your video as always
You made that look EASY!!!! The only places I have to put one of those would be on concrete and I’m nervous I’d mess it up ! Lol great job… and THAT GATE! You and Brent have mad skills!!
I have concrete that I don’t wants mess up either. I think I will dig long strong bamboo sticks to have those vertical, then use them to support my design which will not be wire, but twine instead. My design is still undecided and in still in the works as I won’t start mine till very early fall.
Looks great! Feels so good to refresh a bed. I also really like the wildness of all the zinnias - should still get zinnia blooms for awhile. I need to pull out some of my stuff too though. It's a process for sure!
This is awesome! Thanks for the tutorial!
Good Morning Robbie from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦. So happy to see you do another espalier...when you mentioned doing one by your driveway i had an ahh haa moment. Not having a place to do an espalier in my backyard i can certainly put one on the front fence of my driveway, thanks for the good idea and tutorial.
Good morning ☀️🏡🌳
Love from Florida 🏝️👋☀️
Love that !! I'm gonna do that on my fence 🥰 Thank u
I used star jasmine and it keeps burning. Do you know if honeysuckle would withstand full sun? Your fence looks great !
I did giggle when you mistakenly said you had your power tools then went on to list them starting with your sharpie. I know you corrected yourself but it just made me smile. Great video as always.
Looks amazing 👌 I might make one using some sort of a thick string, it’s just way too hot where I live for wire to be touching a plant. So excited for fall 🎉
Very pretty!! I'm in Sacramento and love seeing other gardens that can handle the hot wesrher. Is that a honeysuckle vine?
Hi Robbie, looking good. It would be so easy to keep your lines straight using a chalk line.
It looks so clean and great❤. How is your tree espalier doing?
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what is your heat index. Our heat index is always higher than the temperature and that's what it feels like. From Missouri
Hi Robbie, I am going to create an espalier like yours on my back fence. Will you share the name of the honeysuckle that you used. I am in Western MA and wondering the best variety of honeysuckle to use.
I so want to do that at my house, front of the house, but it’s a stucco finish, I’m afraid I’d mess it up 😮
Go for it, I have drilled into stucco lots, just buy the proper drill bit & voila! Try it in an inconspicuous are first to make sure you have the proper bit 😋
Weatherman Plus says a hurricane is coming to areas of California. Be safe.
Super HUMID???? Seriously? I just looked at the humidity level in Los Molinos, CA. It said 14%. Come to the east coast where it's 80% humidity. Get real, dude.