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Overwintering Plants at the Cottage



It looks like next week we will get our first frost, so it’s time to think about overwintering certain plants at the cottage. Before they go into the greenhouse however, let’s check for bugs, cut back, if necessary, and plan for the voids in the landscape, their absence will create. #cottagecore #overwinterplants #fallgardening

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20 Comments

  1. Jet V

    Linda
    You have been my guiding light in my garden since 2020!😍

    I had a great time the other day thinking of you as I practiced “not letting my plants bully me “!❤

  4. Jamie McDowell

    Is there a reason you’re keeping the screen door on the door to nowhere? Just curious. 😘 I love you guys & your gardens!🤗

  6. Sunita Shastry

    You are doing some great planning – as are many of us for te new season, as we get ready to say goodbye to this one.

  8. Carol Cook

    I'm expecting Bilbo Baggins to come running out of the Cottages front door every time I see it. A sweet Hobbit house.

  9. Bev

    The side yard with the azaleas, hydrangea and ajuga is looking stunning as well as the front and back! 🌸🍁🌸🍁

  10. Linda Camp

    Thank you Linda for another great video. I would love to see a backyard party with your friends and neighbors seeing how it all works with lighting, tables, spaces.. etc. Meanwhile always enjoying your style, and garden ideas. ❤

  12. Peggy Kurz

    My Eugenias always are beautiful before the frost. I wish I knew someone who would rescue them!

  14. Ellie

    You are such an inspiration Linda. I live about 20 miles north of London UK. Most of the plants that thrive in your garden do so in mine. My big disappointment though is foxgloves. They just don’t come up again for me. X

  15. carol allison

    The cottage on the hill is a charming place with grateful pollinators. You’ve done a lot in a short time and now it’s organized for living. I hope you and Hub enjoy the home for many years. Thanks, again for the tour.

  17. Matthew Heeke

    Weird seeing a picture of your old garden after watching videos of the new owner completely gut it. Did you know Sydney was going to do that?

  18. Sandy Prather

    Putting my garden to bed for the winter months is always full of bittersweet moments. I "thank" my plants for their service over the spring/summer months. They brought joy, beauty & purpose to my life! They were forage & provided a home for wildlife & pollinators. So, yes, sadly, I, like you, will put my garden to bed, save & overwinter what I can & make plans for next year's garden. I love your videos, Linda. You encourage & inspire me in so many areas. And, YES, your front window box surely put the "naysayers" to "shame" as it turned out spectacularly!

  20. Janet Gilbert

    Will you show us a little bit of the Christmas tour goings on? I wish I could come in person. I am watching from Southern California

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