00:00
Introduction to the container planting session, highlighting the cool weather despite it being the end of May.
00:12
Plans to tackle the window boxes with shade-loving plants and plant two containers in the more sunny Versailles garden area.
00:26
Details about the different sizes of window boxes around the house and the decision to plant them all with the same arrangement this year.
01:04
Excitement about the cohesiveness that planting the same arrangement in all window boxes will bring to the area.
01:16
Introduction to the chosen plants for the window boxes: Pegasus begonia, El Bridal coleus, Double Delight blush Rose begonias, and Sweet Caroline Medusa green sweet potato vine.
02:08
Explaining the performance variations of coleus in different light conditions and watering requirements.
03:04
Review of the existing sweet potato vine in the window box to illustrate the desired look.
03:22
Plans to add dichondra Silver Falls as a soft blue accent spilling from the side of the window boxes.
04:01
Showing the various sizes and locations of the window boxes around the house.
05:16
Completed look at the first window box and plans to walk through planting the second one with the decided layout.
11:27
Appreciation for the window box arrangement and intention to keep the coleus at a manageable height for the view from the kitchen window.
13:20
Update on the progress of planting the window boxes and the additional two containers by the balcony door.
15:28
Plans to plant three additional containers in the same area before moving out to the cut flower garden.
17:30
Introduction to the mix of coleus and sweet potato vine to be used in the heavy galvanized metal container.
18:02
Explanation of the new compostable plant containers and how they will be used in the planting.
18:31
Announcement of new plant varieties being introduced, such as supertunia Bermuda Beach improved and the double vintage Coral super bells.
20:20
Plans to head out to the cut flower garden to plant two full-sun containers.
22:29
Aiming to make the sweet potato vine climb up the obelisks in the containers with a mix of flowering annuals for a pop of color.
24:03
Revealing the finished containers at the entry of the cut flower garden and expressing excitement to see how they will grow in.
25:21
Observing the blooms in the surrounding rose garden and the vibrant colors of the roses.
26:00
Wrapping up the video with satisfaction over the number of completed containers and looking forward to finishing all plantings by the end of May.
Please note that the timestamps are included at the significant parts where the speaker introduces a new topic, completes a task, or showcases an important part of the planting process.
