I turned a neglected spot in my garden into the ultimate Cutting Garden for fresh flowers.
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Your artistry in the garden and your arrangements are inspirational! Thank you for sharing this journey with such beautiful videography, ❤
It's great to see you posting more! Thank you for the wonderful inspiration. Your efforts produce truly special abd unique results with such an artistic flair. I wish you were my neighbor!
Amazing! I can only wish my little garden would look so beautiful, thank you for sharing!
What a fabulous video. I enjoyed every moment. 🌷🌹🥀🪻🪷🌼🌸🌺💐
I love your little wattle fences. I've been thinking about doing something similar.
Reluctantly cutting flowers in the cutting garden. I feel that!
Gypsophila is on the ' invasive ' list in many US states and Canadian provinces due to the high number of seeds each plant produces and long distances wind spreads the seeds.
Just great, very well done. ❤️
You provide a missing link for my Front Garden. I will adapt the stone path with the wattle fence like you did it. It will add so much more structure and frame what is already growing and is to come 🌱🌷🪻🌻🌹. I just took a huge amount of ivy away today and was wondering what to start next with that cleared space. Besides, it is always a great joy to watch all your videos.
All the best for you and greetings from the North of Germany ❣️
PS: what you have done to your shed is the most wonderful. My shed is still in a sad condition and dreaming of a little more TLC 😅
Congratulations!! You created a really beautiful garden, a lot of work but it shows all your inspiration, your creativity and your excellent planning, choosing the right plants!! Also your flower arrangements are so romantic and baroque, I wish you could paint them and make some of those old Dutch oil paintings that have a Chinese porcelain vase full of flowers and a snail, a shell even some colorful fruit over some lace table cloth. I´m sure the oil panting will turn out to be amazing!
It’s very hard for me to cut my flowers also. Then they just die. ☹️
AMAZING! unbelieveable that all this work has been done all by yourself! You need a partner to assist you!
thank you, i have enjoyed watching you work
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It's so very gorgeous! 🧡
Magnificent bouquets ❤
When a new video from you shows up it is like a very special gift! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the heart and creative energy that you put into your home, your garden, and your videos. What an enormous blessing.
The Peony "secret" will stay secret. After I see how you amend your soil, I have learned that I need to amend my soil for a beautiful garden. You, sir, are an inspiration. I love your clothes.
Always a pleasure watching your videos. You've created a beautiful space. ❤
Please share the organic herbicide you used on your stone paths. Thank you for a great video!
It's always a good day when you share something. Thank you 😊. I'm amazed at what you achieved. This sort of garden would take me years, but it only took you a season. So much hard work.
I can't decide which I like most from this series, the gardening advise or the wardrobe suggestions.
I have a stone path like yours, I put lime sand in the gaps and it takes care of the weeds for about a year. Can reapply as it wears away, and pour boiling water on any that pop up.
This is gorgeous. You might consider planting a ground cover along your walkway, like thyme or something else hardy, to out compete the weeds, and continue the beautiful whimsy that fills all your garden spaces!
I have a batch of Shasta daisies I bought from Luther Burbank Home and Gardens last year that are ready to go in the ground this year.
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Muito obrigada por esta jornada inspiradora. Deste-me esperança de que também posso começar outro jardim. Um abraço da Califórnia Central.
Thank you so much for this inspirational journey. You have given me hope that I can start another garden too. Best to you from Central California.
absolutely lovely <33 for practical reasons i've never really gotten into gardening but i'm feeling inspired this year!! i've started some wildflower seedlings
This is so idyllic