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Our NEW, VIBRANT Window Box Recipe for 2020 | Container Gardening | Full Sun/Part Sun // Garden Farm



We are excited to share Our NEW Window Box Recipe for 2020! In this Container Gardening Video, we share the placement and variety names used for this Full Sun/Part Sun window box mix. We filmed and created this video to be a quick guide for all of you busy gardeners. These Window Boxes face east and get Full Sun. The Box closes to the front door gets Part Sun since it gets shaded by the front entry overhang.
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31 Comments

  1. RLSCS

    Love the new video format but most importantly, I love that window box recipe!

  2. Whitfield Scott

    Its here world! The wait is overrrr!!! Here we go…Casey Lynn 2020! Live the t-shirt!!!!/Peggy still on Daddy's cell! …bummer!

  6. Green Heritage

    Hi I am from India 🙏🙏🙏
    In short very beautiful amazing fentastic video, and good ideas given, very happy to see beautiful plants,
    Request plz watch my garden overview, hope you will definitely like,and may be we become a best friend 🌹🌷💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏

  7. Katharine Wall

    Love the combination of plants, and your shirt! It cracked me up😂 Thanks to you I’ve started putting veggies and annuals or perennials together in pots and boxes too! I just love the variety and the look of it. Great job Casey!!

  12. Green Thumbelina

    Casey, I love the plant combinations that you used in this window box, and I'm looking forward to the updates throughout the growing season. You definitely have a decorator's eye for putting things together. I watched Jason build one of the window boxes, and they look like they will hold up for a really long time! What a cute T-shirt! Stay safe and have a great Memorial Day weekend! ~Margie

  13. J

    So pretty! Please plant a window box for more of a shady location. Mine are on the porch and light but shaded by the roof. Thank you.

  20. Jessica H.

    I am a native Wisconsinite here in SW Wisconsin too just outside Madison and I love the mix of colors and have been really enjoying your family and videos. But I wonder about the practicality of taller plants like cannas, which can get anyway from 2-10 ft, being planted in a window box, and their height obscuring the view in that window. I recall another season you also planted purple fountain grasses as well and those get absolutely huge too. That may not be an issue in your situation but It might be helpful to make a disclaimer to others on the growing habits of some of these plants so they aren't surprised by the size and to make informed decisions on what is best suited for their situation and landscape.

  24. darlene sitto

    Love the new format! I could never really see how to plant on an angle and I can somewhat see now. Keep up the good work. Thank you !

  27. am sav

    Precious arrangement and the new view gives lots of angles.
    I want to thank you for your support after mushroom invaded my garden last year the whole area had to be discarded, and it was.
    heartbreaking.
    I used more planters for veggies and fruits just to be safe. Today I HARVEST my first 🍓 🍓 strawberries……God bless you and your family 🙏🏼🌼🍓🌼🙏🏼

  29. smwoeste

    I have watched your videos and planted my first window boxes this spring. How do I know if I've planted too much? Mine are not as big as yours; I'm worried the roots won't have enough room.

  31. bella rosa

    This is such a GREAT video! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. I can't wait to try!

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