I loved seeing the garden in August, and congratulations on reaching 100k! I want to encourage you to keep the roses even though they look dead. Because we were building a new garden bed and creating a walkway, we had to mover several roses in the high heat of summer. Every one of them lost every leaf, and looked dried up. 2-3 weeks later they started putting on new growth, and now they are full of beautiful foliage AND new blossoms too!! I’m hoping yours makes it too! ❤
I totally agree about the yellow Rudbeckia. I thought I wanted to get rid of it all because of the color, but now I really do appreciate what it brings to the late summer garden. A great bridge to welcome fall.
Congratulations on reaching your goal of 100k subscribers! I’ve been watching for several years and get a lot of inspiration from you and your garden. Thank you for allowing us along on your journey 😊
Hi the gardens looking lovely and really taking shape, it’s real shame about the rose but when you have to move something it’s always a gamble! I moved a standard smoke bush expecting it to die and it’s still alive three weeks later 💪🏻 if your looking for plant ideas I cannot recommend brunnera Jack Frost as it can take more sun than other brunnera sand is great for pollinators as well as seasonal interest. Astrantias work well in a shady spot and you can get some nice colour varieties of those if your looking for a bit of flow in a sunny border then you cannot go wrong with Dierama or Gaura (now called Oenothera) they’ll catch the wind and flow about nicely. Also regarding the Cotinus tree they do respond well to pruning so maybe give that a thought if it gets to big in the future. Finally those ducks are beautiful and I have to say I may well be getting some one day as they look full of character! Thanks for doing the videos it’s always nice to see other peoples gardens evolve.
Congrats on your milestone achievement of over 100K subscribers. I very much enjoy your monthly garden tours. I look forward to seeing more of your growing Indian runner ducks. Gorgeous architectural features on their new home! Fits in so magically into your garden grounds and house.
I just love EVERYTHING about your beautiful place! Thank you for sharing. Sending you blessings from "across the pond" in South Carolina, southeastern USA!
Incredibly glad to hear you Coco is doing better. Keeping my fingers crossed for her❤ The two new ducks look very cute. I hope they'll maybe grow out of eating your plants
I stumbled upon your instagram page a couple of weeks ago, such an inspiration! Now i found out that you have a yt channel, thanks for the beautiful videos!
I'm so happy to see you have more ducks, they are all so cute 😊 the garden is looking lovely, and I'm thrilled to hear that the polinators are back in business and your veggies are on track. Can't wait for the next update, take care. Greetings from Spain ❤
Congratulations on reaching 100k + subscribers. Pleased that you are noticing more pollinators now. Still seem a bit low in numbers on my plot in Manchester. Your garden as ever looks wonderful.
I love watching your channel Unfortunately, i dont have that big garden to do homestead, but still doing what i can do. Just started my garden in my new house in Oxfordshire 3 months ago and uploading my experience. Thanks for such a nice video🎉
I just love your garden tours, everything is so beautiful! Congratulations on reaching 100k and belated birthday wishes. 🍰How wonderful that Coco is doing well, fingers crossed for her. It's lovely seeing the new ducks settling in. I'm really hoping for some consistent sunny weather here in Dorset, August has been a real mix of seasons. Take care 🦆🌷xx
Happy Birthday dear Mona, and congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers! Lovely tour. I think you might get away with it re your standard Olivia Rose Austin - from the brief shot I can see that some of the stems are still green. I've transplanted roses that have looked a lot worse, and they have lived. Rose mojo!
0:16 Yay! Your ducks have new friends!💚💚 1:15 Happy birthday, and many more! My 30 brussells sprouts plants loved our wet weather, my cantaloupes one by one, all 30 of them slowly expired from their roots suffocating in wet , heavy soil, giving me perhaps 25 melons instead of 50+. Diverisity is good, that way SOMETHING, maybe not everything shall do well. 3:23 With a large enough rootball anything can be moved anytime,but, alas, that may require heavy earthmoving equiptment for reasonably large plants . 7:12 Frost on fern leaves is one of the few beautiful winter scenes, a sad sort of beauty though since we love long days, bright sun, everything blooming, happy birds singing of summer. Holly bushes are also nice wintertime. Thank you for showing us your lovely, idyllic garden!
If you enjoy broad leafed plants, I recommend filling in a space where you want some small shade with any alocasia. Some can grow to be quite large, and I love them as house plants but they thrive in humid environments so anywhere within your greenhouse or sheltered areas they’d love.
Hold out hope for the roses that appear dead. I've moved roses several times during the summer and they tend to be really stressed but always come back well. Mine always lose all of their leaves and look terrible for a few weeks and then suddenly regrow like nothing ever happened.
I plan to get Indian runner ducks sometime in the future and one of the reasons is because they aren't as destructive as chickens. So I was really surprised to hear your new ducks are a lot more destructive than the original 3. I wonder why that is? Slight differences in breed? Personality?
Please try out "Knautia arvensis" for your sunny border, it's really a gorgeous wild flower, that blooms the hole summer long! And buttterflies and wild bees do love them!
Where can I find that mini greenhouse 7 seconds in? So charming. I am stuck on the first half minute of your video, just wanting to watch it over and over. So beautiful.
Ur garden is beautiful.. but I wish u wud show ureself talking less and instead focus d camera on d plants. Will make d video more aesthetically pleasing.. no offence intended!!
Your gardening skills are amazing. Watching these videos are always a nice way to end the evening.
I loved seeing the garden in August, and congratulations on reaching 100k! I want to encourage you to keep the roses even though they look dead. Because we were building a new garden bed and creating a walkway, we had to mover several roses in the high heat of summer. Every one of them lost every leaf, and looked dried up. 2-3 weeks later they started putting on new growth, and now they are full of beautiful foliage AND new blossoms too!! I’m hoping yours makes it too! ❤
I totally agree about the yellow Rudbeckia. I thought I wanted to get rid of it all because of the color, but now I really do appreciate what it brings to the late summer garden. A great bridge to welcome fall.
Congratulations on reaching your goal of 100k subscribers! I’ve been watching for several years and get a lot of inspiration from you and your garden. Thank you for allowing us along on your journey 😊
Hi the gardens looking lovely and really taking shape, it’s real shame about the rose but when you have to move something it’s always a gamble! I moved a standard smoke bush expecting it to die and it’s still alive three weeks later 💪🏻 if your looking for plant ideas I cannot recommend brunnera Jack Frost as it can take more sun than other brunnera sand is great for pollinators as well as seasonal interest. Astrantias work well in a shady spot and you can get some nice colour varieties of those if your looking for a bit of flow in a sunny border then you cannot go wrong with Dierama or Gaura (now called Oenothera) they’ll catch the wind and flow about nicely. Also regarding the Cotinus tree they do respond well to pruning so maybe give that a thought if it gets to big in the future. Finally those ducks are beautiful and I have to say I may well be getting some one day as they look full of character! Thanks for doing the videos it’s always nice to see other peoples gardens evolve.
Congrats on your milestone achievement of over 100K subscribers. I very much enjoy your monthly garden tours. I look forward to seeing more of your growing Indian runner ducks. Gorgeous architectural features on their new home! Fits in so magically into your garden grounds and house.
Your garden is so beautiful 🌸🌱🌼🌝👍
I just love EVERYTHING about your beautiful place! Thank you for sharing. Sending you blessings from "across the pond" in South Carolina, southeastern USA!
It all looks lovely! I love seeing the ducks in your videos and the new duck house is fab! 😊
Incredibly glad to hear you Coco is doing better. Keeping my fingers crossed for her❤
The two new ducks look very cute. I hope they'll maybe grow out of eating your plants
Beautiful home 🏡 stead, love this video ❤, super fantastic 🎉🎉🎉
You are living in real life “hay day” (the game)♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Excellent video 👍you have made such a beautiful garden 🪴 congratulations on getting over 100k subscribers 👏
Bulbs planting time is comiiiinggg 🎉❤
I think you’d like pink as well as purple toadflax in your garden. It’s pretty reliable. 😊
I stumbled upon your instagram page a couple of weeks ago, such an inspiration! Now i found out that you have a yt channel, thanks for the beautiful videos!
the most beautiful garden,
I'm so happy to see you have more ducks, they are all so cute 😊 the garden is looking lovely, and I'm thrilled to hear that the polinators are back in business and your veggies are on track. Can't wait for the next update, take care. Greetings from Spain ❤
Congratulations on reaching 100k! I love your attitude about the caterpillars, I feel the same.
Congratulations on reaching 100k + subscribers. Pleased that you are noticing more pollinators now. Still seem a bit low in numbers on my plot in Manchester. Your garden as ever looks wonderful.
I love watching your channel
Unfortunately, i dont have that big garden to do homestead, but still doing what i can do. Just started my garden in my new house in Oxfordshire 3 months ago and uploading my experience.
Thanks for such a nice video🎉
Love your ducks...if you like chives, you could grow them in your gaps 😊
Always such a lovely garden throughout the months! Congrats on 100k :D
Thank you so much ☺️❤️
Flower Garden beautiful.. 😘😁👍🥰😅😭🥀💐🌺🌹🌷
congrats on hitting 110K subscribers, i love watching your garden tour, gave me a couple of inspirations for my own cottage one
Happy birthday dear Mona🎉
I just love your garden tours, everything is so beautiful! Congratulations on reaching 100k and belated birthday wishes. 🍰How wonderful that Coco is doing well, fingers crossed for her. It's lovely seeing the new ducks settling in. I'm really hoping for some consistent sunny weather here in Dorset, August has been a real mix of seasons. Take care 🦆🌷xx
Happy Birthday dear Mona, and congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers! Lovely tour. I think you might get away with it re your standard Olivia Rose Austin - from the brief shot I can see that some of the stems are still green. I've transplanted roses that have looked a lot worse, and they have lived. Rose mojo!
Beautiful gardens ... Thank you for being so encouraging. Well done!
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Wow beautiful tour thanks for showing up! I'm already excited for fall and bulb planting season 💕
Beautiful tour
Your garden and layout is beautiful 😍
0:16 Yay! Your ducks have new friends!💚💚 1:15 Happy birthday, and many more! My 30 brussells sprouts plants loved our wet weather, my cantaloupes one by one, all 30 of them slowly expired from their roots suffocating in wet , heavy soil, giving me perhaps 25 melons instead of 50+. Diverisity is good, that way SOMETHING, maybe not everything shall do well. 3:23 With a large enough rootball anything can be moved anytime,but, alas, that may require heavy earthmoving equiptment for reasonably large plants .
7:12 Frost on fern leaves is one of the few beautiful winter scenes, a sad sort of beauty though since we love long days, bright sun, everything blooming, happy birds singing of summer. Holly bushes are also nice wintertime. Thank you for showing us your lovely, idyllic garden!
3.23 actually not
If you enjoy broad leafed plants, I recommend filling in a space where you want some small shade with any alocasia. Some can grow to be quite large, and I love them as house plants but they thrive in humid environments so anywhere within your greenhouse or sheltered areas they’d love.
Love your dog and ducks!!!!!
Hold out hope for the roses that appear dead. I've moved roses several times during the summer and they tend to be really stressed but always come back well. Mine always lose all of their leaves and look terrible for a few weeks and then suddenly regrow like nothing ever happened.
Fabulous garden walk.
Congratulations on your 100k subscribers, I love your videos and the ducks are so cute the gardens looking great x
Beautiful
Love your garden so much! 🥰 Congrats on 100k subscribers! ❤❤❤
Beautiful video 🌎🌤️☀️🌙
😴 Peace And Inner Peace Is Your Right.😴💦
I plan to get Indian runner ducks sometime in the future and one of the reasons is because they aren't as destructive as chickens.
So I was really surprised to hear your new ducks are a lot more destructive than the original 3. I wonder why that is? Slight differences in breed? Personality?
Please try out "Knautia arvensis" for your sunny border, it's really a gorgeous wild flower, that blooms the hole summer long! And buttterflies and wild bees do love them!
Congratulations on the many subs🎉🎉
Where can I find that mini greenhouse 7 seconds in? So charming. I am stuck on the first half minute of your video, just wanting to watch it over and over. So beautiful.
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Cxxxx 💚💐🌹
Love your gardens. I know you're zone 5a but where do you live?
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Ur garden is beautiful.. but I wish u wud show ureself talking less and instead focus d camera on d plants. Will make d video more aesthetically pleasing.. no offence intended!!
we love that she explains what is happening throughout her garden...