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North Carolina, Adcocks Nursery is located in Fuquay-Varina

No problem, glad u liked the info!

I am not sure- I too have experienced this change in lower width over the years as we continue to plant Spartans, today they seem a bit wider in the mid-range than in past

The Gulftide is considered a medium growth rate- average annual growth of 8-10 inches

Excellent I hope it turns out amazing for you guys- we absolutely love ours! Thanks for watching

I wish I did for the large 36"! Try to find one used marketplace, CL etc

@@OutdoorInspirations Just bought a lightly used 36x36 Nelson Water Gardens on CL!! 40 dollars, and it came with the pump (!!! <3 ) Thanks a lot!! Your video has already been of huge value for my next fountain project

@@unamor Holy Schnikes that is awesome!

Yes Junipers and conifers contain a higher amount of resin (sap) which burns quickly, praying for California

Depends on which plant zone you live, but most of these in my list are good for zones up to 8 and 9

It's a Craftsman gas mower- not self propelled like the EGO 🥴

Yes deer can eat the leaves and twigs if hungry enough 🦌

There are some sweet customs out there!

@@sharynlynmorgenstern9594 if you have that type, there are certain fixture models which do use replaceable led lamps which make for easy replacement. Other models make a replaceable light bar that snaps in. But other models like in this video do not have any replaceable components hence needing to replace the entire fixture. Hope that helps

@@OutdoorInspirations yes it does. We bought a house with these,all burnt out, & I wasn’t even going to try to do anything with them but now I’ll at least do some work to see if they are replaceable Thanks !

Yes digging a large enough hole can be tedious in hardpan soil. I am going to lower my reservoir down to grade so I can install some rubber liner around the base in order to capture more runoff from fountain- yet another project 😁

Thx - we love watching our birds!

Thanks I will try to create a video for that soon !

Absolutely, do not plant close to structures. Lots of top rooting which could cause damage. There are better shade trees to plant closer to homes such as Oaks, which its roots dive down and do not top root.

From our experience, these trees provide deep rooting for a strong stance for normal wind gusts. Stake any new tree during it's 1st growing season- check out our tree staking video ruclips.net/video/FooA5gX_ezQ/видео.html

Yes either use a hanging kit amzn.to/3zgkSxi or choose to use a large eye lag bolt and screw into the deck joists

Right on, I could definitely see these in Dragon Ball Z!

These tops are excellent and are holding up to the weather nicely 😎 amzn.to/3TyUBCt This and other build materials are in the description below available on Amazon

Thanks for watching and commenting! 😎

Will record an update soon to show the light inside thx for the feedback

We charge depending on the size and scope of the design needed, typically something like this home would be $750 done virtually and emailed pictures, with an initial phone conversation. boltoutdoorlighting.com/pricing/

Get a autofill to connect to your water spigot like this amzn.to/4em7YxY

Yes it's a deal for the high output!

I use powered lights rated for underwater use 12v Light Fixture amzn.to/3IJ5ACE LED Lamp for Fixture 3k 7W MR16 amzn.to/4arjpCr Drain the pottery especially if in cold Winter climates- otherwise removing the pump is fine for me here in NC

@@OutdoorInspirations Thanks! I saw the links after I posted, but appreciate you linking again.

Sure send me some pictures and details of what model fixtures or wattages they used- email us info at boltoutdoorlighting dot com

Not with this pottery shape- the top of the fountain is wide and open so there is no resistance when it freezes up, but some people will drain out the water and cover over winter as well

These wire trencher are custom made and awesome running wire manually- send us a message for the details getinspiredoutdoors (at) gmail

I found mine at Lowes on sale, I imagine a flea/antique market would be a good place to find one cheaper than new

Thankyou ​@@OutdoorInspirations

Saves a little time - happy to help!

Yes birds eat these, luckily they only eat small portions so there is not a problem with the berry toxicity and yes domestica nandina will multiply and self-propagate

Not with cool season tall Fescue the longer blades stores more water, fescue prefers being at 3.5"-4.5" over hot Summer days and Spring and Fall you can get away with 3". Tallness creates shade for a cooler soil line. Your warm season grasses like bermuda certainly like it short, for lateral growth. More and more people here in NC are switching over from fescue to bermuda and zoysia due to better heat tolerance and less watering

Glad u liked it Matthew!

Indeed- those red branches really make a pop!

These are about 11 feet apart, which is closer than a more typical 15-20' spread for them

​@@OutdoorInspirationsI did 5 feet😮

@@joeystrunk4413 Yikes oh well atleast they will fill in quickly

U make good videos

@@joeystrunk4413 thx brotato!

Yeah of all places- they had them in the seasonal section- you can find these on amazon

Long bits and sidewalk sleevers are fine options as well- we just had issues of hitting the underside bulges of concrete making it time consuming to find the other side. You can angle grind and zip across an expansion joint in no time