Award Winning Landscape Architect, Jack Barnwell, is now offering Design, Consulting, and Project Management from Michigan to Southwest Florida, and beyond. Combining his unique, heirloom quality concepts with your area’s finest craftsman to produce stunning results. Our Horticultural Journey is quite an adventure, so we've decided to film some of it to take you along for inspiration, education, and a good time enjoying our natural world and how we work with it to live within it.
Jack Barnwell Design~ Traverse City, MI based
C3 Gardens ~ Naples, FL based
AquaPots~ Nationwide
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2:20 quick fire hydrangeas
You are sooooooo blessed!!! Would love to come to Mackinaw Island. There are no words, it's breathtaking!!!! I'm so glad I found this(3yrs late) Do you do this every year?? I'll have to check out your channel. Cheers from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 zone 5b
Can’t wait to see the next installment!
Glad to see you Jack and am looking forward to more videos. Sure have missed seeing you and your beautiful designs. This property is gorgeous!
Cute little place! Thanks for sharing! Blessings!
When you referred to the neighborhood as “darling “ it reminded me of your grandmother. One of the terms she used when something really impressed her. ❤️
What an utterly charming neighborhood. If nothing else, in front.... I would add potted seasonal plants inside the small circular shrubs surrounding the tree/bush in the center. Even leaving them in the pots seasonally. Fall mums, poinsettias... spring lillies. A tree lined street is my dream. I have been in my home 52 years.. and every time a home sells on my street...the new owners cut down all the trees. Its heartbreaking to me. They have taken away all the charm over the years. I hope you will post the progress of this gorgeous backyard on KZread. I don't do Instagram. Love all the hard scape and plantings ..and surrounding arborvitae. I love the structure these mature trees lend to the garden.
I really like the mixed shrub perennial bed style and have been adding more evergreens to my gardens. I’m currently a fan of the weeping variety and would love to see some in more videos. A gorgeous garden as always. A delight. Eager to see more.
Can I recommend a wireless microphone set up, I really enjoy your videos, better audio quality would make it more enjoyable.
Can’t wait to see it progress! Thanks!
Love that you are sharing the smaller projects! Its more in-tuned with what I’m able to do here at my house. I’m dying for a pergola. Please post the update so I can show the hubby! 😂
CHEERS 🥂 ❤❤❤
Really, is any project small when you include such amazing detail. Thanks for always sharing your work.
Jack, You have such a calming, creative mind. I love your work! What are those evergreen columnar trees. Do the stay on the smaller side. I have a small courtyard backyard and need something to grow very near the house that will not damage the foundation. I like the look of those trees. Thank you!
Can’t wait to see the pergola. Nice to see a smaller project also. Love your work!
It is now up- and amazing!!!
Clean lines, great concepts in this space.
Jack, what color is the paint on that house? I love it
Looking forward to seeing the pergola. We just had a new large patio cover framed!
Thanks! Great ideas for smaller spaces!!
Thank you so much for sharing your videos again 😊
Going to be such a beautiful, private space for the homeowners. Can't wait to see the pergola. We know what those little "pauses" with permits mean here in Florida. 😅 Keep us posted on your progress.
For those critical of the vinyl fence and artificial turf, remember that Jack has to work around his client’s wishes and concerns to deliver his final product. Myself, I detest shiney plastic vinyl fences, especially the lower end ones sold at the big boxes, that begin to sag after a few years. Artificial turf?, maybe in a desert landscape but never in Michigan, but again it’s what the clients wanted. Personally, I’d have chosen a hardscape that incorporates grass and lets rainwater drain through efficiently. Lastly, there is no such thing as “maintenance free”.
For sure- it is “low maintenance “- but not maintenance free…. And working with their desires and making it work and look really amazing is a challenge I enjoy~~~
So many great ideas to ponder!
I think I could actually enjoy your videos if you could just please stop winking and clicking!
Can’t wait to see the finished project!
And I am impressed by your passion for smaller projects! Your dedication to detail and craftsmanship shines in this nearly completed beauty. Your ability to create something remarkable from start to finish is truly admirable. And I am Floating Village Life.
What a beautiful home...can't wait until you show us the final completed project! I know you will do a spectacular job. Cheers!
That's the plan!
I live near here. A charming, historical, brick home transformed into a dark gray shoebox house surrounded by a white, plastic resin fence. Artificial turf? What next? Artificial trees? My goodness. They don’t want to cut grass. Surely, they won’t want to rake leaves! Why do people move to older historic neighborhoods in the first place? Because of the older brick homes with lots of character, lovely, lush, green lawns, magnificent trees and spectacular flowers and shrubs. Please don’t go back next year and put in artificial hydrangeas! Respectfully, Jack I love what you design.
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Always enjoy seeing your Designs. Would love to see more videos on this app. ☺️
Looks great! We are working on new landscaping on our house in Boyne City. Taking inspiration from your work on the Island. Love your book. Thank you!
I used artificial turf in my front yard. 1. I have many trees and grass was not working, and 2. I have a dog who is tied out front when she goes out and she decimated what lawn I had. Artificial grass was the answer. Nice and tidy and always green!
Thanks Jack I get so many ideas from your projects
Why bother with fake grass. Just use simple pea gravel. Recent information notes that fake turf is really gross.
Part 2 of this project, please. The house is stunning and with your talent, it will be over the top. Thank you for sharing this project, it's going to be very beautiful. 🌿💚🌿
Thank you! Will do!
I always enjoy seeing your great design work Jack.
I have a small project house Jack😊. Ohio isn’t too far from Michigan if you’re ever interested in some charity work!
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Jack, this is a landscape project for us regular people, lol. While it’s a smaller project, it will make a huge impact in the backyard. I enjoy your bigger projects and always come away with some inspiration, but these smaller ones are a bit more relatable for me. Looking forward to seeing the completed project!😊
Hi Jack! Love all your projects! Excited to see the next video. Thank you for taking us along 🙏
I absolutely love all your work. And your signature bye as you click your teeth is just the BEST ever. So here is cheers to you and congratulations on all the hard work you do whether big or small it is all the best
Wow, thank you!
Yes Adrian, you do need that for your driveway 😂
Thanks to the homeowners for sharing their space! It’s going to be a great backyard. I really like the color scheme on the house.
You should let your hair grow long
I used to have a big ol pony tail…. That’s a lot of work….
@@JackBarnwellDesignI used to have hair, or as I tell my wife and friends, “I had it when I needed it”.
Hey, Jack! This is going to be stunning! But you veered from touching all the plants! You plant fondling person! Ok, in the reveal, rub one for me!
Ohh that’s going to be gorgeous ❤
NOT a size queen Jack😂😂😂😂honestly tho ubsay little project n mrfkr raised the whole back yard!!!! 😂😂😂😂💯👌💪
Please warn your clients that in summer the faux grass will get extremely hot in the sun (as hot as asphalt) and their dog’s paws may get burnt. Low maintenance has its disadvantages
It’s real shady back there- and irrigated on the turf to keep it clean and cool~~~ should be good to go~
I didn't know you needed a permit for tacky fake grass
I HATE when people paint their bricks!
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I’d agree with you but in some instances can be an improvement, but it has to be done correctly and with the right type of paint. With historical masonry work, it can actually hasten deterioration.
Step was the perfect accident.