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That looks like it is going to be such a pretty tree to honor your dad. What a great idea. I should plant a tree to honor my dad too. I love that idea.

I bought the square tomatoe cages. It does help but they still outgrow them by the end of the season. They get wild! I am still looking for a better but pretty solution.

Claudia l am so proud of you for honoring your Dad in such a beautiful way. He gifted you your green thumb and love for gardening. Loosing a parent is extremely difficult experience but l love that you are allowing your love for your Dad to continue to bloom in your yard.

Great memorial for your dad. My dad and I watched birds in the yard a lot. When he died, I bought a birdbath with money friends gave me. I also got all his bird feeders, too.

What a beautiful way to honour your dad, and what a lovely tree! Also well done for sharing that story and having such composure and grace, I know that is not easy to share. Welcome back and Take care, excited to see what your dad has to say in spring ❤x

Oh my heart! Blessings to you. I can tell you this was a tremendous idea and you will treasure those dogwoods, which are going to be stunning. When my father passed, some co-workers gave me a tree to plant at the new home my husband I had just bought, and I treasure that tree 30+ years later. My father too had his flaws, but he had already proven with my nephew that he would have been an exceptional grandfather and I missed him often as our children grew. That tree was a reminder of how to do some things in life better. PS Love the hat. It is very flattering on you!

What a wonderful way to remember a loved one. Also, I was intrigued when you said you will remove the tree, as it looked pretty established. I didn't know you can cut so much of the root system. I will be trying this with my mulberry tree that I was scared to replant due to its size. Thank you for sharing! And I love the dogwood you puchsed, so unique.

My condolences on the loss of your dad. What a sweet way to remember him.

Such a beautiful remembrance. So admire your “ get it done” spirit!🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾

I am converting half of my front lawn to a pollinator and perennial garden in honor of my late wife. I had a half dead maple cut down to chest high and the stump hollowed out to 6 inches deep to use as a planter, and I kept sections to of the upper trunk to use as plant stands. I stopped watering my lawn and using Chem Lawn. I take out whole sections of the thinning and dying lawn, rebuild the soil (I live in Zone 5b and have clay soil) and plant. My hope is to have there sanctuary completed within the next 2 -3 years.

So sorry for your loss. I know how you feel. I lost my dad in 2022. It is hard. What a great way to honor him & feel close to him!❤🙏🏻

My sincere condolences again, Mrs Claudia. What a beautiful way to honor your father❤

Welcome back Claudia! What a beautiful tribute to your dad. I very much enjoyed hearing your story and memories you shared. Perfect time to move that cherry tree too, while its dormant. You are doing great by yourself. Great work! I enjoyed your video.

What a beautiful way to honor your dad's legacy.

Wow I did not know that I think I have one on my property I'm not sure. But I love arugula.

Thank you for the tip! I guess I’m going shopping today!

🥹🙌❤️ wow the deeper I look into your channel the more blessed I am in so many ways. I've learned you two are a spiritual power couple as well as good gardening team. Your husband brings a level of perseverance and gratitude to the garden then I had not slowed down to look for in my own. I will continue in prayer and I too believe the report of the Lord for you 🙏. Thank you for the wisdom and kindness you two share with us.

Love your selections! I vote for the cherry tree next to the greenhouse😊 QUESTION.... I may have missed it if you said but I was wondering are all your trees full size or are they semi or dwarf?

Consider raw arugula, especially with small yellow flowers, and plain nonfat Greek yogurt without the vitamin D, I'll link a reason but it might be a bit lengthy to explain pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6913170/ On top of trying as many raw things as possible, orange peels and radishes go overlooked concerning the bone matrix + raw whole food ingredients without added sugar might be the healthiest combo, mixing things is definitely worth the work though You notice who funded the study right? The people who get paid to do diabetes research over the course of many decades

Thank you for your detailed explanations! I'm going to watch this a few times. Happy Gardening 😊

I have an herb garden right outside our back slider, right near our wind chimes, and I like the idea of making this more purposefully even to be a sensory garden and not just an herb garden, since it is somewhere we can spend outside time.

I love my low pitched wind chimes - I have one right outside my bedroom and one outside the front living area. Such good suggestions for calming sensory things to incorporate into gardens. I love all your sitting places - I feel like I need to add more of those to my garden areas.

I am so glad that you recommended to me planting a Coral Bark Japanese Maple too because they really are so pretty in every season!

I have never heard of service berries! I learned something new watching your video. Your choices in trees to add sound like great varieties.

Service berry is my vote 😊 thank you for the information looking forward to seeing your orchard in bloom!

❤Can’t wait to watch them grow into a bountiful harvest!

Where did you find the Winesap Apple?

I love the selections of trees that you have chosen. I cannot wait to see the outcome of the blossoms and fruits good luck.

Thank you as always for the great information Mrs. Claudia! Happy Holidays!

I had no idea that all stone fruit can be fine without a partner to pollinate them. ❤️

Great selection of trees, and I'm happy to hear that your husband is able to get out and you two plant together looking forward to seeing your journey 😊

I sure have learned the same thing, instead of just planting pretty flowers, I am now very appreciative of evergreen options that I planted and their leaf shapes. Thankfully we get a good amount of snow here and the sparkling white ground cover sure is beautiful!

My garden is mostly evergreens of various sizes, shapes and colors with a few perennials, vines and lots of trees - This makes my garden look almost the same year around......

Great video, Claudia. Very informative. I love the intentional additions to your seasonal gardens.

I agree with you. I always went for a "natural" garden look, meaning I didn't want a formal look. Then, I had a light bulb moment where I now understand how a round, or square formed shrub thrown in here and there, enhances my natural garden, so I am seeking out some of those shapes. It's so much more interesting and everything stands out because you're eye is drawn everywhere.

Thank for the information loved it! It helped me think about structure in the garden as well s color 😊

Great video. What do you use to mulch your garden?

Love your gardening videos!! I'm in Michigan (I believe you said you used to live here??). Personally, even my mistakes are a joyful learning experience. 😊 Oh, I don't think I've ever seen a weeping Cedar! Your garden is beautiful. Thank you for sharing! (And I think your husband is in touch with the beautiful energy God's creation gives us). Best wishes from Michigan!

Those boxwoods and spiral topiaries look AMAZING! Wow!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I wish you would post more videos.. I started watching your video doing spring season. At that time, I didn't know what a cottage garden was. You inspired me to create my own very small butterfly cottage garden. Thanks for sharing your content.

Thanks for your video. Your tree doesn't have thorns like mine, so I'm wondering if you know the type of tree you have?

What a great idea yes, all the things that we should do but reminding us that we should do it because we forget. Thank you! HAPPY PLANTING

You are the cutest! Love the content and your personality. ❤️

Great tour Claudia. I use many of those plants mentioned. They bring so much insect activity to the garden. Luckily I have only dealt with deer once and I literally chased them out of the garden. I must have made such a crazy fuss that they have since not returned. I do however get plenty vole and other burrowing creatures.

Quick and to the point! Great info!

Claudia this garden is stunning, and you are so right about these plants. The frangrance and texture tip I find to be the most effective with plants in my own garden with ton of deer. And this year, lots of bunnies too 😞 I added Joe Pye Weed last year and quickly fell in love with it! 💚

The rabbits were awful in my garden this year. However, I’ve noticed the population has decreased significantly. I think the owls and hawks have been busy. This was a great tour with the focus on decreasing rabbit and deer pressure. Thank you.