DIY Wire Topiaries for Houseplants!
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Is that one plant with small dark green, white edged leaves, a ficus pumila 'Snowflake'? If so, do you have a source please?
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Comments and reviews: 9
Sarah
I am SO excited to see this! I have been looking everywhere for small topiary forms, that werent tacky or cheap, like one you showed in a recent video, and I cant find anything. I was thinking about taking a wire hanger and making one and wrapping it in jute but I hadnt thought of this! I cant wait to do this. Thank you!
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I am SO excited to see this! I have been looking everywhere for small topiary forms, that werent tacky or cheap, like one you showed in a recent video, and I cant find anything. I was thinking about taking a wire hanger and making one and wrapping it in jute but I hadnt thought of this! I cant wait to do this. Thank you!
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Shelly
Such a fun project! I love that wire! I also love the planks with the Terra Cotta pots in the wall in the background. Did you make those? I am looking for something similar to hang on the gate panels of my fence. I drew a sketch for inspiration. Thank you for always being so awesome! I hope you are feeling well.
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Such a fun project! I love that wire! I also love the planks with the Terra Cotta pots in the wall in the background. Did you make those? I am looking for something similar to hang on the gate panels of my fence. I drew a sketch for inspiration. Thank you for always being so awesome! I hope you are feeling well.
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Kathy
Love this idea. My mom used to grow ivy in a pot and she used something she called a peat post which she trained her plant around. Ha, she didn't train it. She wrapped it around the post. I have tried to locate those online but haven't seen anything like what she used. This gives me some inspiration.
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Love this idea. My mom used to grow ivy in a pot and she used something she called a peat post which she trained her plant around. Ha, she didn't train it. She wrapped it around the post. I have tried to locate those online but haven't seen anything like what she used. This gives me some inspiration.
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DeAnne
I think stem is a good description those turned out so adorable I enjoy watching you do projects like this
For som reason I don't do real well with those ivys, do you have any suggestions? Thank you so much Laura I hope you're doing well and following Dr's orders.
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I think stem is a good description those turned out so adorable I enjoy watching you do projects like this
For som reason I don't do real well with those ivys, do you have any suggestions? Thank you so much Laura I hope you're doing well and following Dr's orders.
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Dorothy
Hello, such cute ideas! I painted a terracotta pot with acrylic paint once but when I watered the plant it started to bubble, I think thats because its porous. Do you think this will also happen with chalk paint?
Best wishes, Dorothy
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Hello, such cute ideas! I painted a terracotta pot with acrylic paint once but when I watered the plant it started to bubble, I think thats because its porous. Do you think this will also happen with chalk paint?
Best wishes, Dorothy
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Julia
i so want to make this. the jute twine is more expensive here in Australia, but im still going to do it. it will look lovely next to my other ivy forms. just a question, the moss, is it real moss and were would i buy that?
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i so want to make this. the jute twine is more expensive here in Australia, but im still going to do it. it will look lovely next to my other ivy forms. just a question, the moss, is it real moss and were would i buy that?
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Melody
I am doing a floristry course and the teacher taught us to use half milk half water as a substitute for leaf shine. Could you do this to a living plant or would it be harmful? Ive fallen in love with this project xx
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I am doing a floristry course and the teacher taught us to use half milk half water as a substitute for leaf shine. Could you do this to a living plant or would it be harmful? Ive fallen in love with this project xx
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Debra
Laura, when should I start fertilizing my garlic? Also, my foxtail lilies are up like two inches, should I fertilize now for best results? ( On eastside of Cascade Range Oregon, 10 miles from Columbia River. )
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Laura, when should I start fertilizing my garlic? Also, my foxtail lilies are up like two inches, should I fertilize now for best results? ( On eastside of Cascade Range Oregon, 10 miles from Columbia River. )
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L.
I just repotted some vining Hoya on a sort of meh topiary. I love this idea of the jute covered wire, I might even redo my project with this method. Also, I can see some pink primrose tucked in these. So cute!
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I just repotted some vining Hoya on a sort of meh topiary. I love this idea of the jute covered wire, I might even redo my project with this method. Also, I can see some pink primrose tucked in these. So cute!
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