Saying goodbye to this gorgeous summer planter

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summer planter plants

Why it worked

The video likely resonated with viewers due to its relatable theme of seasonal change in gardening and the visually appealing display of vibrant plants. The creator's personal touch and commentary on each plant's growth added an engaging element.

Summary

The video shows a gardener removing plants from a summer planter to prepare for a new season. The gardener highlights several plants, including Sunpatiens, Dusty Miller, Petunias, Creeping Jenny, Lime Celosia, and Cordyline, commenting on their growth and appearance.

Structure

1Saying goodbye to summer planter
2Adding Sunpatiens
3Adding Dusty Miller
4Adding Petunias and Creeping Jenny
5Adding Lime Celosia
6Adding a smaller plant
7Adding a dark-leafed plant
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Original caption

Saying goodbye to our summer annuals is always so sad! These plants were still looking fabulous, but alas, time for the next season! #Summer #fall #gardener

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Product placement

Sunpatiens ACTS - they are plants being used in a planter. Removing them would change the video. Dusty Miller ACTS - it is a plant being used in a planter. Removing it would change the video. Petunias ACTS - they are plants being used in a planter. Removing them would change the video. Creeping Jenny ACTS - it is a plant being used in a planter. Removing it would change the video. Lime Celosia ACTS - it is a plant being used in a planter. Removing it would change the video. Cordyline ACTS - it is a plant being used in a planter. Removing it would change the video.

On-screen text

Saying goodbye to this gorgeous summer planter Starting with these gorgeous Sunpatiens Dusty miller also got super tall! Petunias and Creeping Jenny almost touching the ground Now, this lime celosia This neon color Smaller one tucked in the back, but got tall! Ok I love this one so much It's the most perfect bouquet Grass got a bit messy near the end, but gave some nice texture earlier in the summer And finally the tallest Cordyline