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Visiting the CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW 2022 for CHATEAU GARDEN Inspiration!
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- I go to the Chelsea Flower Show with our great landscape architect, Davy, to get inspiration for the chateau gardens. We're invited into the show gardens for a deep dive into the thoughts of the designers...
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How wonderful that Andy spotted on you and was able to get you filming inside with the presenters and designers! This channel’s community absolutely coming through for one another! At my job we try to pull strings for one another and we’d call this a “surprise and delight” or “making some magic”
Monty Don Was nice to see also!
Both perfect quotes to describe The Chateau Diaries 🐝
What makes it more delightful is Andy is simply someone like myself whom enjoys watching and chatting like we not necessarily know the people on here but feel we could sit around the kitchen table and not think or be seen as a mad fan. It was lovely to see steph if I may call u that invite Andy to sit and join.
Highlighted reply...hmm does that mean stephanie reads these comments? If so assalamu alaykum Stephanie. Sending you best wishes. Allison x
Thanks to Andy for giving us a close up. Leave it to Stephanie to attract the best people who are so generous. Giving Stephanie the VIP tour makes us all feel like VIPs.
I'm shocked Davey doesn't like the sound of rain on a roof...Maybe it's a cultural difference, but here in Australia nothing sounds better than rain on a tin roof...Plus planting plants in the rain, you get much better survival rates. But then again it would be because of our Climate here in Australia. In saying that we have so far had a very, very wet year, with floods this year. But I still love the rain, because drought is very, very depressing also.
“The minute we know something we change our behavior completely.” Statements like this are why Stephanie’s interview subjects open to her and to us her audience so completely. Her genuine interest helps people share their passions with abandon and love, and we are the beneficiaries.
Love that quote too and agree. It is similar to "When I knew better, I did better" If only everyone changed with knowledge of a better way of doing things, all the people of the world would benefit from the changes.
Watching this took me back to the seventies when I worked at the Chelsea Hospital as an agency nurse. The army run hospital was very regimented and strict and the lovely old soldiers seemed to me to have a very grim, sterile and boring environment in which to end their days.Being young, non army and from NZ, I decided to take in morning tea and to play some old records on the ancient gramophone I had found at the back of a store cupboard. Everything was going well until my Battle of Somme boys started singing their dirty ditties from the war and dancing unsteadily with me. In short, I was sacked, the men staged a protest against my dismissal and the nursing Major lost control of the men. I worked my three days notice and left with sadness and a bottle of Chloé perfume as a gift from the soldiers who I still remember with great fondness. It was worth getting the sack to give them a morning of fun and joy. Thanks for jogging my memories!
Fabulous story .. well done you. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Bernice, You are a true nurse, it comes from the heart, what you gave those guys they would never have forgotten.God bless you.
What a darling you were - and probably still am. Thanks for caring this big.
Bernice, what a lovely story, joyously bringing some fun into their sterile lives as you say. They were young men once too. I almost cried and smiled too,
Goodness Stephanie you really are turning into Mummy😝😝🥰. I knew we’d make a Gardener of you eventually 💐💐😝
So true😂😂😂
Well done you! I have to say, we watched Gardener's World when they visited Chelsea and they show some gardens and a lot of it is just the presenters talking but you never feel like you've had a good look at what's there. Stephanie the way you and Davy have talked about what materials were used, talked to the designers and pointed out details that were lovely or inspiring, was so well done! I loved the gardens you chose too, and thank you to your wonderful friendly fan who helped you get in!! Yes a waterfall even a small one would be grand! Maybe tied into the lake as it would be a natural way to introduce oxygen into the water.
I agree with you about the focus on the presenters!
Stephanie you are such a class act 🎬 👏🏻 with such fluent, informative presentation skills I was enthralled.
To see two of my favourite worlds converge is a dream come true, thank you.
I will rematch on my TV to relive the fantastic gardens 🥀🌷🌳🌴🪴
Excellent interviewer, too.
She is good. and thinks fast on her feet and has some kind of gift.
I am team Waterfall, and hope you get a Orangey or Pavillion at Lalande also. I love spaces to retreat to in the rain or too hot sun, and have meals near the Lake. Love that Cat is there and is as spiky as usual. I love all of Davey's plans for Lalande. 😉❤🌺🌹🥂
I think I am joining team waterfall as well!!! Such a majestic garden feature!!
I'm definately team waterfall as well. Personally unless in a tropical zone, I prefer a softer waterfall broken up into levels, more along thr Japanese aesthetic and adjacent to woodland if possible. There's something so poetic about a waterfall with acers, rhododendron, azaleas and tufts of grasses and stones that I find so soothing and beautiful allnyear round. It's a pity David hates all pine. For me a forest just isn't really a forest at all without them and thr crunch of pineneedles undefoot and especially the glorious scent in the air, and they do so much in winter to keep landscapes green and inviting. I also really like the Japanese styles of pruning evergreens including pines for garden areas conjuring up woodland spirits in the shade.
The tall junipers like guardians, and all the glorious stone pines are absolutely essential to the beauty of the Italian countyside so dear to me, and together with the wild rosmary and herbs it what creates that incredible soothing perfume in the air. But I love various mosses too, unlike many gardeners. They are part of the magic and scent of the Nordic woodland lanscape.
Something else: if they plan on having fish for household needs at Lalandr again, designing dams beteen levels that act as waterfalls but designed specifically with fish in mind can create perfect conditions for them. The tastiest fish usually need a connecting area with a current.
It's amazing how sometimes things just happen. Imagine being in lockdown and watching this channel to then meet Stephanie and the gang to THEN possibly working at the chateau. Wow
Social media isn’t all bad I guess. 😂
I’m jealous! The Chelsea Flower Show is on my bucket list. And you saw Monty Don! My heart!!!
The British are sooo good at gardening!! Beautiful gardens all different but all beautiful. Thank you for taking us with you! 💚🌿🌸
Bloody hell my perfect Venn diagram of everything I love - Chateau Diaries/RHS Chelsea Flower Show /Gardens/Plants and a brief glimpse of Monty Don! Life complete ❤️xxx
Hi Stephine I have been watching you since lookdown and loved every minute of it ,I visited the flower show on Thursday love, love love,your views of the gardens Thank you God bless
I thought this was going to be another English garden thing. It is so much more. I have been glued to the TV since the show started!!
I will probably re-watch it several times. But I do wish Dan had been there too.
This was one of my very favorite Chateau Diaries vlogs! Private tours of the amazing gardens! How lucky are we to get to go along? There were all just fabulous!
I loved this video!
I have been a silent fan since video diary one… I am also a super fan of horticulture. This video combined two of my favourite things; it was so resplendent and lovely.
Big thanks to all of you for your continued radiance!☺️
I hope you all enjoyed Chelsea and your trip - I had to live vicariously through you this year!
Same here!
Ditto 🇨🇦
👋Hey there! Now that you’ve posted a comment you have to do more!
@@carolz5090 Hi Carol! I will be sure to.
I loved The Perennial Garden with Love, surprised it only got a Silver Medal, loved the Poetry.
'If I had a flower for every time I thought of you I would be walking in my garden for ever'.
I have noticed a few years some of the gardens i loved the best got silver. I am just glad they presented such wonderful gardens.
Have you seen Stephanie the Garden you and Davy loved so much the Perennial Garden by Richard Miers won the Peoples Choice their favourite show garden!it is really beautiful and my favourite too!
Oh my Stephanie, this is the best video! I've been watching Chelsea all week on BBC1 but your version is fabulous sweetie!!❤🎉🍾🍾
I agree Adam!! I look up to Stephanie so much and am trying to learn from her when doing my little videos!!!
I loved Paul's garden - it was fascinating to hear him describe his thought process and reasoning.
I don’t know what vlogs I like best Stephanie. Your field trips or your home vlogs of LaLanders. The quality is just superb. Well done once again!
How lovely were the people at Chelsea ... fantastic!!! 👍❤
I use to exhibit and erect large stands for Interflora at Chelsea, now retired but miss going and being involved. I aways use to go on press day, not so many people and wnen exhibiting you got to stay in an see the queen and many of the Royal family. I think after 50years as a florist I now enjoy watching it on telly.,also your interesting u tube videos.
Oh my I loved this. I live in the United States. I am from Florida but have been living in the state of Alabama in the northeastern part for the past 33 years. It is one of my dreams to go Chelsea. 😍 Oh my and Monty... He is like fine wine just gets better and better with time. I love hearing the stories behind the gardens. Wonderful video. God bless 😊
Thank you for this incredible vlog . You brought it alive and your enthusiasm is contagious,and we were all mesmerized by beautiful landscapes. you bring such joy to each of us following along . Davey and Kat too, such wonderful friends of LA LANDE sharing in the day at Chelsea Garden Show . Could listen and watch more from this event as those of us gardeners scattered a round the globe were slightly envious of you.Stephanie you bring joy and laughter and happiness with these vlogs ..
Wow wow wow! This was amazing! I love Gardners World and you saw Monty Don!! I call him the “ sexy Gardner!” Stephanie you are an amazing presenter and your interviews with the garden designers were superb! So great to see Cat! She’s always a ray of sunshine! Thank you for this amazing treat!
You are such a darling Stephanie, I can see why so many fall under your charms.
Greetings and Salutations from Western New York , USA.
I have enjoyed watching and liking about ten video's this week
and peeking in at Chateau de Lalande. xx
And now you have taken us to a flower show.
I love flower gardens but something I truly love is a secret garden.
Oh that was such a beautiful tour! Thank you so much for taking us! Can’t wait to see what surprises you have in stores for Lalande! 💚🦚🥰
How wonderful Stephanie! Thank so much to have brought us along. As an American I've always heard about The Chelsea Flower show; but had never saw any of the gardens. To be able to go with you, Kat (one of my favorites out of your friends), Davey; and Philip was sensational!
LOVE you guy's! ❤
We don’t see enough of Davy! I love seeing his ideas come to fruition at LeLande. 🥰
Cat has her head on straight, once again saving things from getting too too….xoxo
"Rose' " instead of Rose..lol..
Spruce Hemlock and pines are my favorites. I'm a mountain girl. Also Lilac! Love Lilac. Chelsea was absolutely lovely, but it didn't have LaLande in it! Ha Ha!
Stephanie i was thinking 'watership down' with the bunny sculptures.
Beautiful gardens and so many new ideas for Lalande. 😊❤
The gardens were absolutely beautiful. How wonderful to run into Andy and those who gave the tours, their hospitality was really amazing. The garden for lovers by Richard is stunning!!! The plantings were wonderful and inspiring.
Thank you for sharing. 🌷🦋🤗
This is a wonderful video showing the beauty of the Chelsea gardens in London as well as the scintillating personality and innate beauty of Stephanie-- the heartbeat personified of her glorious Chateau in France. Her kindness shines in all she does and, in spite of my old age and physical being, I am able to float all around with her and enjoy her amazing life.
I wanted to mention that Davy is a Josh Groban doppleganger and must also have the singer's amazing creative spirit.
Tell Davey, I live in the Pacific Northwest in the U.S. and we LOVE pines!!!!
Beautiful gardens! I love the William Morris garden. Tell Davy I call him a pine hater. You know there are some cultures that consider the pine tree sacred and believe the spirits of their deceased ancestors dwell in them.
Stephanie, you give us so much more than a DIY project, an historic reference, a contemporary experience. You give us a life style, a dream, real options to live our best lives!
Delightful! Loved your references to Alice in Wonderland! Really enjoyed your conversations with the designers and the insider's personal tours! 💐🌻🌺🌼
Oh Stephanie this vlog was superb! I can’t believe how much I learned about the gardens. You put the BBC coverage to shame! Thank you! I absolutely loved it x
Exactly my thoughts! It’s not an easy task to convey information and enthusiasm at this level ❤️
I can foresee you'll be presenting a program for a TV channel at next year's show!
Well this was so much more entertaining than any of the Chelsea Flower Show programmes that have been on TV! Stephanie you are a great presenter.🌟
I loved going around the Chelsea flower show with Stephanie and Davie x
Wow! I have always wanted to go to the Chelsea Flower Show, it is absolutely gorgeous! Lovely to see Cat, she is looking great! You are so lucky to have Davy planning the LaLande gardens. Thanks🙏🏻❤️
I agree! it looks just wonderful...I wish I could visit Chelsea for my channel!!!❤️❤️❤️
I love the back stories behind the gardens.
I recently received a post card from La Lande and it's magnificent! Not only the artwork but a scent was added which thoroughly transports me to the chateau! I love that addition immensely! Thank you so much Stephanie!
Fascinating! Great to hear the designers talk about their gardens so passionately .. so inspiring xx
The gardens were amazing. I loved the wall at the end with the waterfall. You must have a waterfall Stephanie.
This episode is absolutely brilliant, thank you Stephanie for such a fantastic, informative and exciting view of Chelsea Garden show. I was also very happy to see the ‘7th’ invite joining the la Lande group!😅 Your interviews surpass any broadcasters’ and how privileged we were being able to view the inside of the gardens because of your Chateau Diaries fame!! The flowers and garden designs were absolutely gorgeous and I’ll be watching this video many times after. ❤️🌹🌺🌷🌸🌻🌼🌿
Thank you so much for treating us to the Chelsea Flower Show! What absolutely incredible gardens and designs!
We have a big property that gets overgrown with weeds. Plus, due to the earthquakes 10 years ago here in Christchurch, the water tabel rose and the ground sank, so we have flooding several times a year which makes it kinda hard to make the back yard into what we would like: a permaculture garden that provides all our veges and lots of fruit. We make do, though, and our vege plots thrived this summer!
I was very inspired by this vlog, which I need to be, because I'm not a natural-born passionate gardener. Who knows what might happen!
Love Jacqueline from New Zealand xox
Thank you for taking us behind the scenes at the CFS. You always expand and enliven my life. Could Michael design a vine pattern that Amaury cuts a lattice wall out of, for that William Morris effect for you? I just want him to come to Lalande for a month and create lovely things. I love to watch him paint. 😇😘❤🌺🌹🥂
Stephanie your wonderful channel has its blessings coming through. Those who have been touched by your vlogs are now finding you and opening up great opportunities for content. I love this episode. Thank you for sharing with us.
The last garden was absolutely stunning, all the details were so carefully thought out, it was so beautiful. A waterfall and the sound it makes is absolutely a great addition to any garden! Thank you for sharing this awesome outing you had!
Perhaps the falls can be by the water mill once she gets to doing that later on.
@@jomeyer13 Great idea, another project that I cannot wait to see unfold :)
Another blisteringly brilliant film …. Oh my goodness I’m so grateful for Stephanie and Philip, Kat and Dan… thank you for taking us to the Chelsea Flower Show, a much more real experience than the tv coverage. Also thanks to your contributors and all those involved in the production of these beautiful gardens and sculptures 🍃
THE WILLIAM MORRIS garden is a definite Lalande look. OH SO EXCITING XX
I love pine trees but they are rather destructive in the garden. I had one that the previous owner planted too close to the house foundation (and the gutters). Constantly dealing with pine needles that killed all the plants and grass nearby. I loved to look out at it from the south kitchen window (icicles, snow, dewdrops and spider webs in the sun! heavenly!), enjoy the partial shade, and watch the birds. But it choked out everything around it and ruined the walk, roof, gutters and foundation. Grew like mad. Sadly it had to go. Now I have a huge lavender bed in its place - no shade but does smell divine. Glad you focused on the animal sculptures - one of my favorite artists.
Marvellous, the floral adventures of Chateau La Lande and the exceptionally talented friends within the Chelsea Show. A real garden 🪴 eye opener 🌺
Its going to make such a beautiful difference in how everything looks. I think I'd be planting everything everywhere if I lived there as theres nothing more exciting then seeing each and every plant bring life to a home.
Those gardens are just stunning, great ideas saw some flowers I have never heard of that are just beautiful. Great to see Kat again.
Another stunning and informative vlog. One day at Chelsea is not enough. Thank you Steph 🌳🍀🌾
The industrial garden was fascinating, the designer was soo thoughful and very nice!
Just loved this episode! Stephanie your enthusiasm is catching. You are so articulate and fabulous at interviewing as well.
Really gifted as a presenter!
Thank you for taking us on this tour Stephanie and Davy. As someone who lives in Asia, the only time I see a glimpse of this show is when the Queen and family visit it at the start. It really is quite fantastic.
I agree with Davy, I don't like pine trees. They are what are planted after a natural forest has been destroyed by lumber companies because they are cheap and fast growing. Plus if they are part of your lawn and not close to the forest, the pine needles are difficult to clean up. Even more, their seeds spread easily and thus grow easily. Plant hardwoods and decorative trees.
I agree with you.
Such a great video!! Thank you for taking us along, I would love to be able to go one day. The William Morris garden was beautiful! Everyone was so interesting to hear as well. Davy better not visit Canada if he doesn't like coniferous trees because in some parts that's all we have for miles and miles lol. Haha how can you not like them they are amazing 🌲
Oh! Oh! Oh! I've had to add th Chelsea Flower Show to my 'bucket' list! I do love a waterfall the sound and the ions they produce is soothing and invigorating. But I love the nettle garden. The idea of the reclaiming is a very hopeful thing.. Thank you for taking us along! And Stephanie, love your shoes!
Davy’s plans sound fabulous! So far, so wonderful!
Thanks for the guided tour, it was much more informative than the BBC coverage... so nice to hear from the people working in the gardens, they speak with much more insight than the TV presenters. Loved it.
I agree with you, this was a superb presentation and a visual feast, far better than Gardeners World. Thanks team Lalande for a fabulous treat.
Love the ideas that this generated for everyone viewing some were ok that i would tweak between the displays but all were hardwork of lovely ideas.
The hardwork at the chateau with Davies ideas will look smashing
I learned so much today. The work that goes into creating the gardens is mind blowing. All in a very short time. I loved the waterfall. Thank you for an inspiring vlog.
What a truly brilliant vlog! Getting detailed insights into the gardens is so fascinating. Yes you need a waterfall at Lalande!! Great to see you enjoying it all too - and possibly converting Kat to gardening!! Xx
Literally cannot articulate my thoughts on this truly wonderful vlog.
Steph, been with you from the start(diy) and always said you should have a tv job. 🌱💕🌿🦋🌾🐞
Thank you for taking us to the flower show!! It's wonderful! Love from Vermont
The Royal National and the William Morris gardens were just magical!!! Such a wonderful trip you had...I'm glad you brought us all along!!❤️❤️❤️
What a great day out guys.Such beautiful gardens at Chelsea flower show . Loved this video Stephanie thank you. Love to u all lisa xx ❤️😘
Being disabled, I can’t get around places easily, so when you do videos like this in gardens, chateaux, museums etc I really get to enjoy it like I wouldn’t otherwise. You ask all of the right questions and show things from far enough to see the full effect, to close enough to see every detail. Thank you for this video and ones like it!
Just loved this episode, Stephanie! Was able to visit the Chelsea Flower Show a few years ago and your behind the scenes tour was truly fabulous for this American gardener.
How amazing to see the courtyard as it is now as someone who watched you in portrait!!😂
A stunning Vlog. It was wonderful to go right into the three gardens that you were invited into. Also to hear in detail about each one. Thank you so much. ❤️🌱🌺🌿
Im with Davey, no pines. Plus no conifers. Dusty, pollen shedding .Nope.
There is an exception for a Japanese garden, but in control.
Im very excited about the yellow irises in the lake. There is much you can do with those.
White clematis winding up the forest trees would be a delight.
Fantastic video Stephanie. Kudos to you for embracing Davey’s vision. Your fingers will turn green before you know it. The Richard Miers garden is fabulous ( minus the pines, which I hate also!). Thrilled to be following your journey.
Hampton court flower show will be available for those wishing they’d got tickets for Chelsea. Bunny Guinness is also a great gardener to watch for those who like such things. Pine in the right setting is great (the height creates a cathedral). Rammed earth path great idea. So glad you had your blanket handy to keep warm. Really interested in the background info particularly the ‘no top soil’ garden.
Excellent Chelsea footage Steph! Secretly enjoying it more than the BBC😉. Really love the drama of the waterfall. Planting is stunning
I love pine trees! They make the landscape look whimsical and the forest look magical. Stephanie wins!
What a spectacular day the three of you had. Kat and Davy, in those gorgeous gardens..... for an entire day! Wow. Lucky girl...Okay, okay, so you were working more than playing. I can honestly say I certainly appreciate all of the hard work you put into your videos. It really shows. Your dedication and hard work really does come through in the quality of vlogs videos. Thank you. Seriously, thank you so much!
Kat... Davy..... It was a real treat to see your smiling faces, no matter how brief. 🧐
I'm going to guess that you purchased the garden loveseat.....or some form of garden seating. One can never have enough garden furniture. Each seating area provides a different and unique perspective of the foliage, grounds, topography, and the structures. I'm always moving garden furniture around to fully appreciate the gardens from spring through winter from different vantage points.
I would imagine Davy might let you add a few pom pom pine trees. Their structure draws you near to appreciate their undeniable beauty and playfulness. The French Blue Scotch Pine has to be my favorite for its color and needle density. Admittedly they do require some pruning to maintain their shape, less than Espalier though. You only need one per garden to make a statement. They're one of the few trees to be admire year round. They always look gorgeous no matter the weather or season. Coral bark maples (Sango-kaku) are another must have for year round beauty. The "Fairy Hair" mapl is another beautiful tree I haven't seen at La Lande. It's a delicate looking lace like feature tree. I was lucky enough to aquire a forty-eight year old Fairy Hair that had been saved from the gounds of a manor house being stripped to make way for a new housing estate. Ensuring it survived was stressful, but so worth it.
If you do decide to incorporate a waterfall magnify it's impact by adding a river rock lined meandering stream fed by the waterfall. The stream would be virtually maintenance free and will not require a second pump. The water flowing over the waterfall is gravity fed down the stream to a screen and rock covered small reservoir. A pump in the reservoir sends water back up to the waterfall. The biggest mistake most encountered is making their stream too shallow. Resulting in warm causing algae bloom, discoloration, and rapid evaporation. The other issue is rapid sedimentation due to decaying vegetation that's fallen into the water. You will always have some sedimentation. However with a shallow stream you'll end up having to pull all of the river rocks out, scoop up the sediment, and place the rocks back in every few years,as opposed to every decade or more. Although tempting, do not lay the pipe under the stream for two reasons: difficult to repair and more likely to freeze, requiring repairs. These principles apply to ponds as well. You do not want to rip up a pond just to fix a split pipe or fouled up pump in the middle. Situate the pump on the side and use flexible freeze resistant hose pipe to feed water to a fountain in the middle. Filters and filter maintenance is key to water quality and clarity, as well as minimizing algae growth on the stones and clogging up your fountain heads. Of course Davy will know all of the aforementioned. I felt compelled to inform anyone who reading this who are thinking of taking on such a project themselves.
Cheers!
You got the grand tour! Very informative!
I was in HEAVEN the entire time I viewed this episode. Anxious to see what's coming to LaLand
I quite enjoyed this video. I truly wish that I could actually live in your realm--- always a learning experience, surrounded by great friends with varied interests and abilities in the most exotic, historical and naturalistic settings... Davey episodes are never to be missed; there is always anticipation in the air for something exciting to follow... I always enjoy the feisty Cat with her great sense of humor... Can you imagine having your own waterfall at Lalande?!? You'll probably have to get permission from the powers that be to divert any water from your stream to feed the falls. Just make sure your plan returns the water back to the source.
Capability Brown and Chatsworth with its waterfalls coming down from the hill..
Thanks Davey for motivating Stephanie to organise this excursion. It was amazing, and really interesting to hear your comments. Love how you and Stephanie work together with your mutual respect.
Oh yess. That’s something like what I need to visit too. It’s funny that we do our Jardins simultaneously you at your Chateau me at my Maison. Merci for all the inspiration chère Stephanie 🫶🏻
This video is the best I've seen the Chelsea flower show presented.
And I've seen some good presentations. But its your total unbiased JOY in all of it ( people & plants) which is wonderfully captivating to watch.
I ll be watching this video again and again and lament that you weren't able to cover more. I know, give me and inch and I want a mile🤣😁😁😁
Also Thank you Andy for letting us all see these beautiful gardens!
Being a very experienced (cos I'm old!) and keen gardener, I really loved this great video of your trip to Chelsea 2022. I confess that I enjoyed it even more than the daily TV programmes ... but... ssshhhh... don't tell the BBC!
Stephanie - did you know that The Perennial Garden 'With Love' designed by Richard Miers which you enjoyed so much won the RHS People's Choice Award?
Thank you for sharing your lovely day with us - and thank you, Phillip, for some superb and sensitively observant camera work throughout. One of your best. 😘
This is a BRILLIANT episode,love it! Thank you! 🇦🇺
Wow this just gets better and better... thank you for a wonderful episode(?) Stephanie
What a wonderful treat to explore the show gardens, would love to go one day so glad it has filled u with inspiration for la lande x
You should invite all those gardeners to Lalande
Wow! Exquisite gardens designed by genius artists. And all the people who worked so hard to recreate in real life the detailed plans. And here I was proud of myself for putting thought in planning my new garden bed in front of our house after taking down trees.
Davy is just adorable and so knowledgeable
Cat needs the “Ultimate La Lander Crown 👸🏻 “
Great piece on Chelsea, thankyou! Knocks Gardeners world out of the box... xx