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THE INCREDIBLE RIVO DIGITAL QUILT
THE INCREDIBLE RIVO DIGITAL QUILT
Created by Master Digitographer
Richard Marvin Voigt - RIVO
Richard Marvin Voigt (RIVO) is a Wisconsin born artist, author, educator, film-maker and inventor. His artistic creations were redirected from traditional forms of art to digital art in 1987. Fascinated by the powerful potential of his newly built computers, they afforded him unlimited flexibility in creating and designing compositions that soon began to satisfy his personal passion for digital art.
As he became more adept in handling software functions, he began experimenting with complex pixel restoration, archiving thousands of family photographs, old slides and documents; bringing each back to their original quality. Throughout his life, he has taken hundreds of thousands of photographs and created thousands of original works of art that lead to experimentations in creating his Digital Quilt.
Each digital quilt composition is an abstract kaleidoscopic rendering of a person, place or object in the artist’s life. The reoccurring theme he set for his quilt, places an emphasis on line, color and texture that often create optical illusions that play with perceptions; some advance while others retreat in his spatial and colorful compositions. With over 1400 compositions in this incredible digital quilt collection, when placed end-to-end the entire canvas quilt spans the length of over fourteen (14) professional football fields.
He has always admired the intricacy of hand-sewn quilts but wanted to create one on a grand scale using his unique approach. Just as each traditional quilt tells a story, so does each section of his quilt. Each 38” x 38” canvas quilt section can be placed contiguously up a wall, continue across ceilings, around corners and even constructed into shapes that can hang from the ceiling or connect on the floor in the form of a three-dimensional maze.
Many of these digital compositions capture the symmetrical wonders found growing in the prolific Wisconsin garden oasis his wife Lynn and he have created. Since they began sharing their garden on CZcams with over 1,000 video productions, their garden has now been seen by millions of avid gardeners from 132 countries.
This rare glimpse into one of RIVO’s thematic galleries is an intriguing insight into the creative mind of an artist who passionately explores non-traditional approaches in art while exploring new technology layered with a sense of eastern and western philosophy. If you appreciate and respect a creative mind, then this rare colorful collection will please and inspired your love for balance and metaphoric reflection.
SEE MORE VISIT: www.ART262.com
Created by Master Digitographer
Richard Marvin Voigt - RIVO
Richard Marvin Voigt (RIVO) is a Wisconsin born artist, author, educator, film-maker and inventor. His artistic creations were redirected from traditional forms of art to digital art in 1987. Fascinated by the powerful potential of his newly built computers, they afforded him unlimited flexibility in creating and designing compositions that soon began to satisfy his personal passion for digital art.
As he became more adept in handling software functions, he began experimenting with complex pixel restoration, archiving thousands of family photographs, old slides and documents; bringing each back to their original quality. Throughout his life, he has taken hundreds of thousands of photographs and created thousands of original works of art that lead to experimentations in creating his Digital Quilt.
Each digital quilt composition is an abstract kaleidoscopic rendering of a person, place or object in the artist’s life. The reoccurring theme he set for his quilt, places an emphasis on line, color and texture that often create optical illusions that play with perceptions; some advance while others retreat in his spatial and colorful compositions. With over 1400 compositions in this incredible digital quilt collection, when placed end-to-end the entire canvas quilt spans the length of over fourteen (14) professional football fields.
He has always admired the intricacy of hand-sewn quilts but wanted to create one on a grand scale using his unique approach. Just as each traditional quilt tells a story, so does each section of his quilt. Each 38” x 38” canvas quilt section can be placed contiguously up a wall, continue across ceilings, around corners and even constructed into shapes that can hang from the ceiling or connect on the floor in the form of a three-dimensional maze.
Many of these digital compositions capture the symmetrical wonders found growing in the prolific Wisconsin garden oasis his wife Lynn and he have created. Since they began sharing their garden on CZcams with over 1,000 video productions, their garden has now been seen by millions of avid gardeners from 132 countries.
This rare glimpse into one of RIVO’s thematic galleries is an intriguing insight into the creative mind of an artist who passionately explores non-traditional approaches in art while exploring new technology layered with a sense of eastern and western philosophy. If you appreciate and respect a creative mind, then this rare colorful collection will please and inspired your love for balance and metaphoric reflection.
SEE MORE VISIT: www.ART262.com
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Growing Peaches In Wisconsin Video Blog 1073 - www.WisconsinGarden.com
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Yes, we are growing peaches in Wisconsin. Two of our Elberta free-stone peach trees are ready for picking. It’s funny because all 5 baby peach trees sprouted from dormant seeds from our two original Elberta peach trees long gone. Three years ago we transplanted these baby trees to our orchard area and this year they are bountiful. Another Elberta peach tree we purchased from fast-growing-trees ...
Video Blog 1072 - What’s Bloomin In August - 53 Plants - www.WisconsinGarden.com
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Here is our follow up to last month by highlighting “What’s Blooming in August - 53 Plants.” Here’s our A-Z List of 53 plants that are blooming in August: Asiatic Lily, Bachelor Buttons, Balloon Flowers, Bind Weed, Black-eyed Susan, Bugbane, Calendula, California Poppy, Canna, Compass Plant, Flower, Coral Bell, Cosmos, Cup Plant, Dahlia, Daisy, Forget-me-not, Fragrant Gladiola, Helenium, Hibisc...
What's Blooming In July Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1071
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We are often asked, What’s blooming in July in your Wisconsin Garden. Here is a list of blooming plants you’ll see in today’s July garden video blog. Allium, Asian Lilies, Bachelor Button, Blackeyed Susan, Bleeding Heart, Bugbane, Butterfly Weed, Calendula, Clematus, Coleus, Coneflowers, Coral Bells, Dahlia, Daisy, Dill, Foxglove, Giant Fleece Plant, Guara Whirling Butterfly Weed, Hosta, Lantan...
June Weed Patch - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1070
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Our June Weed Patch area has been a reoccurring problem for many years and needed to be reclaimed. We brought in another 150 bags, 2 pallets, of bagged mulch last week. Before we could begin we had to weed whack our way through invasive quack grass which covered everything. Once we could find the plants we wanted to keep, we decided that this area was so problematic, we added 2-layers of weed b...
Planting Follow Up - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1068
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Now that all the circular holes in the weed barrier have been cauterized, it time for our planting follow up. This year we’ve planted a wide variety of tomatoes, peppers, squash, carrots, beets, lettuce, kale, beans, peas and jumbo strawberry plants. Amongst the vegetables, we also added marigolds and sweet alyssum to attract pollinators. Once all the vegetable planting is complete, it’s time t...
New Garden Experiment - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1067
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Last fall we rototilled and clean up all of our raised beds. We decided to try a new garden experiment by covering several beds with weed barrier material. Today, we will begin burning holes into the material to seal the edges. If we had used a knife or scissors, the material would begin to fray and deteriorate quickly. Now 80 holes are ready for planting. Now that all the holes are in place, w...
150 Bags Of Mulch - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1066
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150 Bags of mulch on the wall, 150 bags of mulch, if one of the bags happens to fall…. You know the rest. Yes, today we had 150 bags of mulch delivered. It only weighed 5,100 pounds and we had perfect weather to spread it and reclaim the Canada thistle invasion in the north sections of our gardens. Thanks to Lessandro, he was able to deliver two giant skids of mulch to exactly where it was need...
In The Garden Again Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1065
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Now that the weather is warming, we’re in the garden again taking care of things around the garden. We’re starting with planting Park Seed Whopper Strawberries in a new raised bed area. We’re putting the top of the old water feature to good use as another raised planting bed. Supposedly, these strawberries are big and fit in the palm of your hand. We will see it that’s the result we receive. We...
Assessing Our Spring Garden - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1064
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Now that May has arrived we need to begin assessing our spring garden to see how all of our plants weathered winter. After dramatically trimming back our Forsythia bushes, they are looking full and healthy along with hundreds of daffodil blossoms put on a magnificent spring exhibit for all of our neighbors. The tulips are popping and even a few dandelions are going to be allowed to attract poll...
WGVB 1063 Seeds Of Spring
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We’re back and here’s a big hug from us to all our faithful fans and viewers. We’ll be showing our seeds of spring that have been growing inside our home for the past 3 weeks. We’ve started many tomato seeds, some squash, and parsley seedlings in little organic bags that need to be divided and transplanted into organic Cow Pots. As you will see, it’s important to label all of your plants with a...
RIVO DIGITAL QUILT SERIES Vol 002
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Video Blog 1062 - Richard’s Digital Quilt Series Vol. 2 czcams.com/video/Nxhl8FJ9hb4/video.html While Richard and I wait for Spring to arrive and tend our gardens, Richard contines to create more colorful works of art for his incredible Digital Quilt Series. He started his quilt in back in 1999 which currently consists of 1,227 compositions. Each print is 38” x 38” on canvas, spanning the lengt...
Richard's AI Art Project Vol. 1
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We are doing fine and hope all is well in your part of the world as well. While there is No snow in our area of Wisconsin, we have been very busy. Now that I’ve finished publishing 3 of my own memoirs, I’ve been writing Richard’s life story. In the meantime, we thought you’d enjoy seeing his latest AI Art project video. With thousands of works he’s already created, here’s a sneak peek. Hope you...
Winterizing Tender Bulbs, Tubers & Rhizomes - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1060
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It’s taken us 4 days to dig up, wash, trim and begin winterizing the majority of our tender bulbs, tuber and rhizomes. They have been drying in the sun for several days, so it’s time to decide how we’ll store all of tender bulbs. There are many options for winter storage. You can use cardboard boxes, open plastic crates, paper bags, mesh bags, containers filled peat moss, shredded newspaper, sa...
Saving Tender Bulbs, Tubers & Rhizomes - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1059
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After several hard frosts the time has arrived for saving tender bulbs, tubers and rhizomes. While we have annual and perennial plant material that need to be removed from our gardens, we must begin focusing on saving those tender plants if we want to save them for next year. Now that the end of October is here, we will be digging up all of our Dahlias, Canna Lilies, Peruvian Daffodils, Elephan...
The First Hard Frost - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1058
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The First Hard Frost - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1058
A Dinosaur Kale Surprise - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1057
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A Dinosaur Kale Surprise - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1057
Winterizing Our Iris Bed - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1056
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Winterizing Our Iris Bed - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1056
September Garden Tour part 2 - Wisconsin Garden video Blog #1055
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September Garden Tour part 2 - Wisconsin Garden video Blog #1055
September Garden Tour part 1 - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1054
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September Garden Tour part 1 - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1054
Aerial View Of Our Garden Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1053
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Aerial View Of Our Garden Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1053
Finding Peace In Our Garden Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1052
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Finding Peace In Our Garden Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1052
Apples, Peaches & Pears - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1051
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Apples, Peaches & Pears - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1051
Trees In Our Garden part 2 - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1050
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Trees In Our Garden part 2 - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1050
Trees In Our Garden part 1 - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1049
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Trees In Our Garden part 1 - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1049
Amazing Hardy Hibiscus Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1048
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Amazing Hardy Hibiscus Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1048
Quick Butterfly Update Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1047
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Quick Butterfly Update Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1047
Butterfly Surprise - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1046
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Butterfly Surprise - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1046
Summer Blossoms - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1045
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Summer Blossoms - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog #1045
Giant Fleece Plant Trimming - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1044
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Giant Fleece Plant Trimming - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 1044
You are so talented Lynn!
This zinnia garden is going to be spectacular!
Absolutely beautiful garden !
Great job on that fence! You’re right, it looks like it’s always been there
I really like the red!
You two are so artistic! So many cute garden accents!
Thank you again, Suzanne. You make our hearts sing. Lalala Lynn & Richard. www.WisconsinGarden.com
Loved the Zucchini candy... thank you❤ Just watched your video & hope to try to make it soon!
Thanks for watching, Joan. Hope you like them once you make them. More zucchini where that came from, so come back soon. Thanks for sharing and caring. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Loved the Zucchini candy.. thank you❤ Just watched the video & hope to try to make it soon
Thank you, Joan. Easy but time intense, but worth it. No one believes it's zucchini. Enjoy and thanks for watching. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Wow, I’ve never seen a hummingbird bar! I like that
Hi Suzanne, not really as pleased as we had hoped and hard to fill and clean. This year we have been feeding Orioles grape jelly and found that Robins, Finches, woodpeckers and even a Blue Jay love it. Very entertaining and we go through a lot of grape jelly from Aldi's. Thanks for visiting and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Cinnamon powder around the hole and right around that start on the outside of the yard walk and work your way to the inside of the yard not while wet but id you can catch 3 days on a dry spell works better
Hi Hannah, thanks for the tip. Seems easy enough to do and safe as well. We will give it a try. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Baking soda and sugar irish spring soap 40 lbs of powered lime mix in open container with 5 lbs seven dust leave it in dry place not to get wet and nothing get in it child pets walk the outside o property and inside may have to do again but after that only sew often deters anything crawling spiders snakes etc but it really strong
Pretty Christmas tree
Hi Suzanne, we have had a variety of trees over the years. We have now had an artificial tree that we keep in the basement during the rest of the year. I always enjoy putting the decorations up and all the memories they bring back. Thanks for your comment. Hope you have a lovely and cool day. In the high 80's and VERY humid here for a while. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
@@WisconsinGarden thank you for always responding to my comments. I agree, I always look forward to the memories that come with each ornament I put on the tree! So hot and HUMID here as well! Northwest IN, not too far from Chicago. I hope you and Richard are well.
@@suzannecuthbert We are well and staying cool. Too hot to work outside for any length of time. Cooler weather will be appreciated. :) Lynn & Richard
There were still quite a lot of leaves on the trees, and yet you were about to get a good snowfall!
Yes, Suzanne, you just never know what Mother Nature is planning. No trees were hurt by her snow, this time. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing again. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com🌳
I never saw such a variety! Just lovely! Very educational video, as always. Thank you
Very talented Richard!
Hello @frank.... Sje was a very sweet and passionate woman when it came to her car. We enjoyed visiting with her. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com🥰
People like this warm my heart and soul..
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Have you decided to not do your garden videos any more? I hope I am not being to personal.
Hello Elaine, it is so sweet of you to ask, and no you are not being too personal. We decided we have pretty much covered much of what we have to offer. We love our viewers and their comments. Richard is now focused on his newest art interest and I am still busy pulling weeds. Thank you for watching and caring. We still look at our comments and answer all as quickly as possible. Please feel free to share any of your questions or comments. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
@WisconsinGarden We will miss you both but being the age I am (79), I totally understand. It gets to be a bit much at times and I keep thinking, I need to pare down and a few less pots of flowers. You are such sweet people and think of all the new gardeners you probably created. Bless you both in your new endeavors, I will always think of you each season.
@@elaineteut1249 Thank you so much, Elaine. Enjoy your garden in all its stages. Don't overdo. 🥰 Lynn & Richard
If she were still alive she'd be 105 years old.
Incredible art. Non stop amazement. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Amazing talent. We loved our tour through sculptureland. Thanks for watching, sharing and caring DragonbornB52. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Looks delicious 😋
Yes, it is! Lynn
I will be very interested if you make a video next year on how the straw gardening did!
Hi Suzanne, quick answer for the straw bale gardening. If you try it, tie the bales with twine to hold them together for a longer time. They like to split apart. Veggies did well, but easier to plant directly into the ground, but if a person didn't have safe ground (lead in soil) it would be a good alternative. Thank you, Suzanne for watching and sharing. Lynn & Richard. www.WisconsinGarden.com
Boy, that’s a beautiful transformation! I know you like sedum , so I’m sure you were happy your neighbor gave you all those
Hi Suzanne, yes, we like them and they are so reliable. Even to this day, they are still doing well. New people moved into her house and have changed everything, so it's good we got them when we did. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
I think the reason you only add a little water to the Borax is so that the mixture stays a solid and the ants feed and also take come back to the colony for other ants to feed on and die. If it's too much of a liquid it will the ant, but it can't take any back to the colony.
Thank you, Saladlamp, always like to hear from other gardeners and what they have learned. We appreciate your sharing. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Did you ever actually send Whoopi the gourd? If so, did you receive any kind of response from her? You’re very talented!
Yes, Suzanne, we did send it to her, after our son Skye insisted we do it. About a month or so later, we got an unusual cold wrapped package that contained hand-made and decorated chocolates. They came in a unique box with sliding drawers and were delicious, some to beautiful to eat. A short note thanked us for our gift. Nice. Lynn & Richard 😍
That’s wonderful that you received a thank you gift in return! I’m sure she appreciated the amount of effort and talent it took to make that gourd.
@@suzannecuthbert We were surprised and very pleased. Hope she was too.
So happy to read that the only reason we haven't seen you two it because you are busy with new projects...I was beginning to worry about you. Stay healthy and happy, but i do miss your videos.
Thank you, moringloryke, you are very kind to have been worrying about us. Richard has so much he wants to do, but we still love hearing from our viewers who have been so supportive for all these years and videos. We still like to hear what's going on with other gardeners, so please stay in touch, Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
she sounds like a retired nurse
Hi Mary, not sure about that, but she was a sweet and very interesting person. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com🙂
Glad to see a survivor & perseveration of history!
Thank you for your kind comment, CSmith. Our visit with her was very sweet. She loved that car and took good care of it for sure. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Last heard this car was now in Vegas, some young fellas has it..with a black wrap applied, smoked windows, lowered 3 inches rolling 18inch rims.. Whoo hoo
Lying is Not cool
Hope not! :(
Sweet
This is a very good story, you don't hear inspiring stories like this hardly anymore, she is a warrior!!!❤👍🇺🇲🙂
Thank you for your comment. She was a lovely lady and had a great time sharing her story. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
The ol boy trying to get is dirt in the shit…I’m surprised she didn’t telll him to hit the bricks. Lol
Enjoyed the video what a lovely lady
Thanks for watching, OsHoFFiCiAL. She was a delight to listen to and we loved how happy she was to own that car. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
She's the best
Hi nj, she was a delight to watch and listen to her passion about her car. Very sweet and answered all our questions. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com🙂
Wish she had picked out a different car when she bought it instead of a comet .. Shes a great keeper of cars. Would of been cool if she had something of real value.
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Real Wow. Is there any story how much Major repairs have done. For me is intresting to see how much good maintenance effectd service life. Specially old days when most engines didnt last long or did they..
Hello, Mikko, so glad you enjoyed this video about Rachel's car. We know she had all her maintenance records with her when we met with her many years ago. We have no idea where the car is now or who might have the records. When we did this video, CZcams only let us share a small part of the interview. We don't know if you have seen the first part of it, so here is a link to the first part. Rachel Vietch Interview - Part 1 czcams.com/video/NUaunI-Ve5U/video.html Thank you for watching, caring and sharing our website. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
This was 8 years ago,:have you continued the tradition of going every year? It looks like a lot of fun, and yummy food😋😋
Hi Suzanne, with the exception of Covid when the fair was closed for one year, we have continued our tradition. Looking forward to going this year in August. Thanks for asking. 🤩Lynn & Richard
That was a major transformation, like you said! Very interesting
Thank you, Suzanne. We appreciate your watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Very good story
Thank you, Richard. She was an interesting and gracious lady to visit with. Thanks also for watching, caring and sharing your thoughts. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
She obviously knew her way around cars. 😊
Hi, yes she did and loved talking about her own car as well. Thanks for watching and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Hi Lynn and Richard, we miss seeing y’all and the beautiful gardens. Hopefully y’all will have an update video soon. Take care, Cheryl and Ron 🌺❣️
Hi Ron and Cheryl, thank you for your kind comment. Since Richard does all the hard stuff to create our videos, it has been a long time since we published one. He has embarked on an art project now which takes up most of his time. This video is just a tiny bit of what he is doing. Perhaps we will do some updates in the future too. Take care and thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Hope you are well. Love your advice and wisdom. Thank you!!!
Hello, Drew. Unfortunately, regardless of all we do, the weeds continue. That's gardening for you. Thank you for checking up on us. We are fine. After doing so many videos in our garden, we thought people might have seen enough of us. Richard has taken on a new project of an artistic type. It takes almost all of his time, but he is enjoying it a great deal. Thank you for your kind comments. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
I saw this plant today and was so attracted to it I cut off a piece of it planted off the sidewalk. I look it up and found your video. The two of you are such a loving couple and your green thumb inspired me to plant the portion I cut off the mother plant. Thankyou, your video was informative.
Wonderful! Glad you liked that plant. It is a reliable and beautiful plant. Thanks for your sweet comments. Thank you also for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
I’m in Omro Wisconsin, and I thank you for this info! We have 3 rhubarb plants that all went to seed by 3rd week of May…didn’t know what to do …now I’ll confidently cut the big stalks out!
Hi Sharien, it just seems too soon for Rhubarb to go to seed, but taking off the seed stalk doesn't hurt the plant at all. If you left it on, more energy would go to making seeds and less for making yummy Rhubarb. Thank you also for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
You both did a great job😁
Thank you!! 😁 Do you want to stop by and do them for us this year? LOL It's time again! They are cute when you get done, that's for sure. Thank you also for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Just beautiful!
Thank you, Suzanne. They are beautiful again this year and there are so many more too. :) Thank you also for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Oh how fun, to have a reunion with that many women! It looks like they all enjoyed themselves
Hi Suzanne. They are a wonderful group of women. Some I have known since First Grade. Our next picnic is coming up this month and I'm looking forward to seeing many of them again this year. Cedarburg was a small town back in the day, so many of us kept in touch all these year. Thank you also for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
This was a fun one! I started at video #1 several months ago, and have been working my way through them, enjoying each one.
You are such a lovely person to be watching so many. We have had a lot of fun and our viewers jumped right in to show how many bloopers a person can make over time. LOL :) Thank you also for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com