Wow! You have been a busy lady. I love all roses. Fancy tea roses, wild shrub roses, vigorous climbers or healthy rootstock, it doesn't matter. As long as it blooms, it's a keeper.
Your roses and flowers are beautiful. Thanks for the walk through of your garden. I needed to see something beautiful and full of life today. I’m feeling kind of weepy today and missing my husband that I lost in February.
Margurite, I'm sorry that you're feeling the recent loss loss of your husband so acutely right now. When that awful feeling rises up and knocks you off your feet you wonder when the pain is finally going to blunt. You'll be on my mind this week.
I have a funky old convertable sofa on the front porch. It needs desperately to be reupholstered, but it provides a comfy place to curl up with the dog.😊
I've been having a great time working outside this Spring. Looking forward the dormant Summer months with a tidy yard and plenty of projects to accomplish.😊
What a fun tour of your garden! I got a few of those bulbs at the 99 cent store too and tucked them into a few pots here and there and I too can't wait to see the results... The weather has been glorious here too... we are so lucky to live in this part of California. Has anyone told you today that you are an inspiration? Well you are my friend! Have a great evening!
Awww, thanks sweetie! I'm just so thrilled to be back on my feet I can barely contain my gratitude and enthusiasm. Agreed, California has put on quite a show this Spring, although the wildflowers have been hit or miss. Our hillsides here are blanketed with gorgeous pink Farewell-to-Spring right now.
I love your garden ...it is so relaxing.The succulents are so nice. I do not have a green thumb at all.I sure appreciate seeing other's gardens.I hear that gardening is very relaxing. The dumpster gave you some lovely plants. Your roses are gorgeous! Thank you for this relaxing vlog.🌸🌼🌸🌼🌸❤️
Hi Cheryl! Love the garden tour! I love the rambling 🌹! I’m hoping to get my window boxes planted this weekend. If I can find some, I’m going to try putting in some Spanish lavender. I read that they can take the Texas heat & humidity. ❤🪻🌸🌺
Hi Cheryl how have you been. Good information Nice cool looking latterns in the back. Thanks for allowing me to comment on your channel much appreciated.
Grandfather on my dad's side was a garbage man and a hoarder. He was like a racoon, always dragging shiny stuff back to his warehouse. My life is filled with other peoples' vintage castoffs, including this plethora of lanterns. I blame my hoarder tendancies on DNA!😁
Cheryl! Remember I told you I was going to pay for all the stairs the other day? Oh yea I feel your pain trust me. When your body tells you to rest, rest! You look amazing!
I love roses. Especially climbers. Alas I am a rose murderer. Yes I admit it. I have lost my thumbs in the garden. Doesn’t stop me from being a repeat offender. Hugs thst you retained your thumbs over the years.
Oh my gosh, yes! I'm a repeat offender as well when it comes to murdering plants. My roses always revert to rootstock and I shudder to remember how many rosemary and lavender plants have perished under my dubious care.
What do you do with the stinging nettle? I ran into a chunk in my garden and was in quite an uncomfortable state for a day! Always looking around for it now.
I make tea with the dried leaves and use it fresh in soups. Drying or cooking it denatures the sting. I often handle it without gloves because the sting, however painful at first, calms down to a warm glow and alleviates arthritis pain.
I love all the antiques that decorate your yard!A very eclecic touch!
Wow! You have been a busy lady. I love all roses. Fancy tea roses, wild shrub roses, vigorous climbers or healthy rootstock, it doesn't matter. As long as it blooms, it's a keeper.
Truth!🥰
Wonderful garden! “Nothing like a dumpster find to make you happy” a line to use and remember!!🤣So agree must be human nature loving bargains ❤❤
So true! Although, Home Depot finally got wise and baracaded their dumpster to make is much harder to rescue plants. Bummer!
Your roses and flowers are beautiful. Thanks for the walk through of your garden. I needed to see something beautiful and full of life today. I’m feeling kind of weepy today and missing my husband that I lost in February.
Sorry for the loss of your husband. I know how it feels.💐
Margurite, I'm sorry that you're feeling the recent loss loss of your husband so acutely right now. When that awful feeling rises up and knocks you off your feet you wonder when the pain is finally going to blunt. You'll be on my mind this week.
I love the washboards in the front of your house. Your home has a lot of character.❤
Free plants, always a win! You need a hammock for a nice out door snooze in that weather 😁
I have a funky old convertable sofa on the front porch. It needs desperately to be reupholstered, but it provides a comfy place to curl up with the dog.😊
It’s good to have a catch up day. It’s fun to see your garden!
I've been having a great time working outside this Spring. Looking forward the dormant Summer months with a tidy yard and plenty of projects to accomplish.😊
What a fun tour of your garden! I got a few of those bulbs at the 99 cent store too and tucked them into a few pots here and there and I too can't wait to see the results... The weather has been glorious here too... we are so lucky to live in this part of California. Has anyone told you today that you are an inspiration? Well you are my friend! Have a great evening!
Awww, thanks sweetie! I'm just so thrilled to be back on my feet I can barely contain my gratitude and enthusiasm. Agreed, California has put on quite a show this Spring, although the wildflowers have been hit or miss. Our hillsides here are blanketed with gorgeous pink Farewell-to-Spring right now.
That garden is beautiful!
Thanks Sweetie, it's a genuine blessing!
I love your garden ...it is so relaxing.The succulents are so nice.
I do not have a green thumb at all.I sure appreciate seeing other's gardens.I hear that gardening is very relaxing.
The dumpster gave you some lovely plants.
Your roses are gorgeous!
Thank you for this relaxing vlog.🌸🌼🌸🌼🌸❤️
Your videos make me happy❤❤ love you Cheryl❤❤
Awww, thank you sweetie!🥰
Hi Cheryl, your garden makes me happy :) Your place had good vibes :)
Thank you! From the very first day I lived here, I've felt those good vibes. It's always been a magical place and that hasn't dimished with time.😊
Hi Cheryl! Love the garden tour! I love the rambling 🌹! I’m hoping to get my window boxes planted this weekend. If I can find some, I’m going to try putting in some Spanish lavender. I read that they can take the Texas heat & humidity. ❤🪻🌸🌺
I hope you find the Spanish lavender. It's planted all over our area for the same reason.
Hi Cheryl how have you been. Good information Nice cool looking latterns in the back. Thanks for allowing me to comment on your channel much appreciated.
Grandfather on my dad's side was a garbage man and a hoarder. He was like a racoon, always dragging shiny stuff back to his warehouse. My life is filled with other peoples' vintage castoffs, including this plethora of lanterns. I blame my hoarder tendancies on DNA!😁
You look great Cheryl!! ❤
Thanks! I'm feeling fabulous and unutterably grateful!😊
Cheryl! Remember I told you I was going to pay for all the stairs the other day? Oh yea I feel your pain trust me. When your body tells you to rest, rest! You look amazing!
Thanks sweetie! Keep conquering those stairs!🥰
I love roses. Especially climbers. Alas I am a rose murderer. Yes I admit it. I have lost my thumbs in the garden. Doesn’t stop me from being a repeat offender. Hugs thst you retained your thumbs over the years.
Oh my gosh, yes! I'm a repeat offender as well when it comes to murdering plants. My roses always revert to rootstock and I shudder to remember how many rosemary and lavender plants have perished under my dubious care.
What do you do with the stinging nettle? I ran into a chunk in my garden and was in quite an uncomfortable state for a day! Always looking around for it now.
I make tea with the dried leaves and use it fresh in soups. Drying or cooking it denatures the sting. I often handle it without gloves because the sting, however painful at first, calms down to a warm glow and alleviates arthritis pain.