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Are you living the Arizona desert? 🏜️ 🌵 My plants can’t stand wet feet and they’d be dead within a few days if I added that to my baskets here in SoCal.

I use old teeshirts and that works great too...

Great idea on saving the old liner

My mom used to do that, now I see the sense in it. Thanks to you and my mom 😍

Phong cảnh thiên nhiên thật đẹp cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ với mọi người ❤.

This is exactly what I needed because I’m dealing with all the issues you mentioned and I kept wondering how can I make these better so this was fantastic

I used the sanitary pads last summer after watching your video and it worked very well at retaining water!

Beautiful!

Great tip ❤

I line the coco liner with a plastic shopping bag and punch holes in the bottom. That way the heat and wind doesn't dry out from the sides as well.

great video, will try the pee pads this year.

Thanks for the tips. They'll help, as I'm having problems with watering my coco lined basket. Water, and soil rushes out when I water the basket. Making a muddy, wet mess. Leaving my basket still dry, and thirsty. I'm going to give this a try!

Brilliant tips Jo-Ann…. Thanks so much!

An old cotton tee shirt or wash cloth in the bottom helps retain moisture too.

EXCELLENT VIDEO, SO HELPFUL AND THANK YOU SO MUCH! I ALSO SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CHANNEL. xoxox

I do the same thing. My kids diapers that never got used. I don’t use them in my vegetable garden but on my flowers I do.

This is so helpful to see the steps. I'm going to send this link to my daughter too. This is going to be fun. I'll keep you posted. xoxo

Hi Jo-Ann, I just came across your video. First of all, thank you very much for sharing! Secondly, I would like to ask if it's possible to use cut-up pieces of an adult diaper as a possible alternative to the pads? (Whole diaper is way too big for 1 pot)

I just HATE when my sanitary napkin jumps around. HATE it, I tell you.

Thank you for sharing this with us. I have used diapers. But the pads have sticky on it, thank you so much.❤

Love these ideas!!!

WOOOW I am amazed about the pad tip!! thank you!

Great tip! I have a question… do you think it would be okay to use organic cotton period pads (sanitary napkins)? Those are what I have around the house; I would like to know your thoughts on how long they need to last / how dry they need to be (I find they’re pretty good, not quite as absorbent as synthetic pads but I have sensitive skin so I like them better, plus biodegradable).

I've never been to one of those. Where would I find your favourite?

I try to grow as much as I can from seed, but always get sucked into random starts at the store hehehe.

I can’t believe those plants in the raised beds look that good in October, thank you for sharing these with us.

Your pink bistro set always puts a smile on my face, so much so that I thrifted two chairs and painted them pink like yours!

So many great ideas in this video. Thanks for the inspiration.

The blooms of those plants are gorgeous. Looks like a great adventure.

I love visiting greenhouses during winter. The humid air always feels so nice.

So many great photos. I love those succulent mannequins. Very cool.

I'm amazed at all the different textures.

How beautiful all these images are Jo-Ann. And that rainbow. Wow!

Holy smokes! The views are stunning. Thanks for sharing these photos. I'm adding this to my Travel wish list.

This is only 45 mins from me, but I don’t have a passport 😩 So beautiful!

Holy smokes! What an amazing place. I can understand why this garden inspired you. What a special treat. Thanks for sharing the tour with us Jo-Ann. I love the table and you are right about how well they used the slope. I think you have inspired me to grow more nasturtiums in my own garden.

This is genius. I can't wait to give it a try this year!!

Beautiful garden and wonderful work

Beautiful 🎉

Love your idea. Going to use it. I just don’t want to wash away soil.

All our plants in these are dying hate them

just found your channel. I live near Toronto too. Your garden is breathtaking.

Also, we can buy large bags of coir, not in mat/liner form, just loose coir fibre. I presume they can be bought in America as well as coir mats?

Coir hanging basket liners/mats hard to find?? That's strange as we can buy them anywhere here in Aus, inc some supermarkets. So they must be hpard to find in America. One of our major hardware store chains, Bunnings have tons of them, they're cheap as too! The regular size is $4.90 & that incs the basket as well as the coir mat. I can buy them at other places but I buy them at Bunnings because they're cheap, they have different sizes & I love hardware stores, lol.

STAIL.

I had a gorgeous terrarium I tried live plants in but the bookshelf I had it on didn't get enough sunlight and it just molded. I was so sad, but I wanted to keep the piece. You helped inspire me to put a couple tall, battery powered candles and fake Succulents in it. I love it so much. Can't wait to add pinecone or season decorations for every holiday. Thank you!

why are they all wrinkly?

I have used baby diapers in a similar in all my pots, but I actually take out the moisture retention materials out of the diaper and mix it into my potting soil.

I use depends in the window boxes.