3rd Mailbox Garden Completed and Take a Look at the First Two!

Join me as I plant my third, and last, Mailbox Garden of the year, and take a look at how much the first two have grown. Mailbox Gardens, sometimes called Mailbox Recipes, are a simple way to add quick curb appeal. Hello Fellow Gardeners! In this video, I am finishing up the last of a set of three Mailbox Gardens. This year I decided to make each one a little different. This last one includes a locally grown sweet potato vine, a locally grown coleus plant, and a Supertunia Mini Vista by Proven Winners. Whether you are looking for new garden landscaping inspiration or just want to see how these beds are holding up after a couple of weeks, this update covers it all. It is truly rewarding to see these small spaces come together. After two weeks, the mailbox garden is developing well, and I hope this gives you some practical flower bed ideas for your own yard. Seeing the progress from the first two beds compared to this new one shows just how much a little soil and care can change the front of your home. Make an ole' guy's day. Hit that Subscribe button. Puts a smile on my face every time! Let me know in the comments which plants should go in my next Mailbox Recipes. I usually plant three different plant varieties paying attention to color coordination. I would love some ideas. Join me as I finish my third mailbox garden and check the progress of the first two. See how these simple beds are growing. Hello Fellow Gardeners! It is time to complete the set. I am putting the finishing touches on my third mailbox garden, incorporating a locally grown sweet potato vine, coleus, and Supertunia Mini Vista. It is truly rewarding to see how these small spaces come together with just a little soil and care. Whether you are looking for fresh garden landscaping inspiration or want to see how these beds are holding up after a couple of weeks, this update covers it all. Seeing the progress from the first two beds compared to this new one shows just how much effort pays off. I hope this gives you some practical flower bed ideas for your own yard. I am already planning my next set of mailbox recipes and would love to hear your suggestions on plant combinations that focus on great color coordination. Make an ole' guy's day. Hit that Subscribe button. Puts a smile on my face every time! Let me know in the comments which plants should go in my next mailbox garden project. Music Credits: The following music was used in this video under license: Ramblin' Blues Clas Olofsson, Rymdklang Soundtracks Don't Lie Will Harrison You Gotta' Save Me My My Snake Eyes Bayou Blues Will Harrison 2nd Street Shuffle Roots and Recognition