Garden Answer is my favorite gardening channel. Laura has a wealth of knowledge that she shares on her channel. You've really made great progress on your garden. You have the ability to visualize a space and know how to make that vision come to fruition.
Hello Linda. I have been quietly watching your beautiful videos. In this chaotic world and times we’re living thru, I love to get lost in your videos for a bit. It reminds me of when I was young how much I loved interior design. I worked graveyard shift and my lunch and break I spent my time going over magazines, (mind you, this was before internet) just slowly taking every page slowly and reading everything on the pages. I have forgotten a lot of the style of furniture and I even knew architecture terms. Your channel is perfect for me because I too love gardening, all my life I have worked with ornamentals just a few years ago I started to learn about edibles. I have always gardened organically so I’m good to go and no worries there. Anyways I just wanted to thank you for all you share even after your surgery. I am so glad everything went well and that you are recovering nicely.🙏🏽 I have started to get so interested in design again, especially after my house flooded with the Texas freeze of 2021. The inside had to be gutted, now thank God I don’t have a beautiful historical property like you, but it is a clean slate. The only downside is that I have a very, tiny budget, but for sure a new rekindled interest of my once love of interior design. Thank you Linda, much appreciated.😉💗
I also watch Laura daily and I've learned so much from her. I too had a lilac bush that was taken over by another bush growing up the middle of it. We hitched it to the tractor and pulled it out of the ground. No more lilacs for me. We put a crepe myrtle in it's place. After about 3 years...I don't have anything good to say about the crepe myrtle either. Can't wait to see how beautiful your yard is going to be. Your videos are very relaxing for me. 🥰
Love your place. You have a lot of grounds to take care of let alone your beautiful home. Very much admire you and your husband sharing your beautiful home and gardens.
Garden Answer!! Yes. So happy to hear you mention this program. I watch it all the time and always gain some insight into my own plant choice or garden decisions. I don’t have a garden to reclaim, but it is now 18 years old and I have learned over time what works, and works together. And, I have also learned to try to invest well at the beginning. You have beautiful space and it will be a wonderful palette for all your choices. We also cut down foundation plants when they were about 10 years old to half at least and they have all returned to their original vigor. Keeping them low every year works better.
Linda, you and Ben are so blessed to have such a beautiful property and such interesting surroundings and walled areas in your garden..I can't wait to see what you do with it to improve the spaces around your lovely home.. natural beauty shines through.. praise God and give Him the glory!.
You've heard the saying "nothing good happens fast". In time it will all come together and be more beautiful than ever. I like where you're taking things!
Lot's going on and the gardens are waking up and yes you need your peony's. I really like your thrift day shopping sofa purchase. That room looks so nice like that rug too. 🌷❤
Hi Linda, I don't know if you will ever read this comment, but I very recently discovered your channel. I am addicted to all of your videos. I love New England and your style Also, I was watching a video from 2020,, I think, and thanks for referring to your bedroom as the master and not the primary. Looking forward to hours and hours of living vicariously through you. Linda Robson
Hi Linda! thank you for following along! On a side note, I read each and every post! I'm not always able to respond to them all, but I try to answer questions as much as possible.
Things are coming along nicely, probably not fast enough for you, i’am sure! But all good things take time. Looks like you found some cool things on the property. Can’t wait to see how things progress.🌷
Oh my, oh my, Linda, you are a stalwart soul to tackle so much of Sugar Wood's landscape refresh yourself! Talk about a labor of love! It will be spectacular. I'm especially taken with the rock wall. Such fun for you to see what all comes up this growing season. Thank you for sharing your vision with us.🤗
Looks like the previous owner's hadn't kept up with the garden work, but it will gives you the opportunity to make it your own vision. Gardens take years to develop into what you see in magazine's and landscaping books, my Scottish Grandmother said, planting a tree and having the patience to watch it grow is a virtue. Greetings from Southern Ontario 😊🍁
From what I see and know, she tried and did what she could! There are a lot of gardens for one person to take care of. Wish me luck, I'm going to need it LOL .
@@newenglandfineliving yes it's a lot of work, cleaning out the gardens in the early spring, planting and pruning and watering in the summer and all the leaves in the fall and preparing the beds for the winter. If you and your husband can't do it all yourselves hire help, especially for the heavy labour . Good luck!!🙂🍁
Love the new property. My advice is pay for as much HELP (labor) as you can! Get all major garden cleanup finished as soon as possible. Been in my house For 11 yrs.I have worked in my yard almost daily, some months, the entire day and still can’t get it to look as I want. Now at age 67, I’m getting tired☹️Don’t get me wrong, I’m a plant addict. Plants make me happy, but in this SC hot summers, I always ask, when I get a little older, who’s going to help me keep all this up? My husband helps some now but he does not enjoy at all😂 he does grass, I do plants. Good luck🍀I’ll be watching
I just can hardly wait for the gardening season. We have extreme winds here today so the waiting continues. I am enjoying your Sugarwood transformation. Thank you...
Hi Linda you got your work cut out but it’s going to look beautiful. I love the garden answers don’t throw away the bricks it’ll come in handy one day. Good night and love watching your videos please keep it coming I cannot wait to see the outcome of your kitchen and the rest of your house and backyard God bless you and family.
It's fun to see your lovely property come to life. You have great plans and it will be stunning when it's complete. You and Ben are very ambitious to take on both the outside and inside renovations and remodeling
So much work to be done! I'm glad that your taking out the brick walk. Definitely save the bricks and make an outdoor pizza oven, firepit or bbq with them. Happy Easter to you, Ben, Willow and family!
I wish I could grow peonies here in Florida, it’s way to hot here. I love to here your plans for your outdoors. I just can’t wait to see what you do This summer. TOODLES
Beautiful just beautiful Linda, and when the flowers are in full bloom it will be even more beautiful, some of those boulders are huge, an overhead view from a drone would give some amazing footage, there’s always something to do in a garden no matter what time of the year it is, l love peonies, lilies and lilac, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
I so look forward to your video’s. In this hectic world we find ourselves currently living in, your choice of music and your voice bring such a calming peace. I throughly enjoy the serenity & content you bring to your vlogs. Thank you! Happy Easter to you & yours.
Tansy can be so invasive, almost like a mint. I love the black eyed susan, but it can crowd out things as well. Lots of interesting flowers in your garden!
You infrastructure is fabulous!! Beautiful green fence, boulders, rock borders, etc. It might be nice to take out (move or cut back) a few plants to see all that beautiful structure. Beautiful yard!! ♥️
Love seeing the progress. Admire you for reaching out to a professional to "add" to your knowledge base. Living in Texas we have some narly vines and have great success with Bonide Stump and Vine killer. Be kind to that shoulder too. Oh and whoever thought of weed barrier needs to come to our homes and remove it from flower beds ASAP!!
Just stumbled across your video and WOW! You have a lot of work to do. I subscribed because I love before and after videos. I'm looking forward to seeing all the changes!
I think it should be the Corner Garden henceforth. I have giant daisys that I think I’ll pull up too. They are just too big. Willow is listening intently to the plans!
Simply delightful 😊. I was looking forward to hearing about all the new suggestions. They sound wonderful!!! I believe you are on point with the boxwood hedges. Think about planting a French Pussy Willow if you do not already have one. I just planted 3 with one more to plant. They were only $29.00. Taller than me in the pot. Fast growing and perfect for privacy where needed! It seems your feeling better ! Awesome 👌
Hello…..hope your day is going well…I wonder if you might cover some of the difference of gardens, flowers etc since you have gone further north in Our Wonderful New England……my visits with you are just wonderful and helpful… thank you so much M,
This year 'Sugarwood Gardens' will be a 'work in progress' for us to enjoy and learn from. Thanks for the tip on tansy as we were trying to duplicate the herbal gardens at the Dr. Williams Robinson Plantation. I think that we shall take tansy off of the list and just use a picture!
Can't wait to see what you do with the long, currently brick, walkway. That brick looks like a tripping hazard. What a fun spring and summer you have in store in your new (old) home!
Hi Linda I live in Connecticut borderline Massachusetts and I love your porch and I have one similar to yours with dark dark wood shiplap ceiling and walls and I’m dying to see what you do with your porch to lighten and brighten it how soon do you think you’ll be doing that,,, Just love your videos😍
Linda, in your last video when you were pruning the bushes you were using pruners that were automatic . Could you share a link to those ? I have a friend with psoriatic arthritis who loves to garden and those would be fabulous for her! Thank you! I so o joy your channel!
Thank you for asking. I forgot to link them via my amazon affiliate link. Here is what I used and how I purchased them myself. Scotts battery operated pruner amzn.to/3EIDGST
I just got a new little cottage and you have given me so many ideas! I’m having surgery on my shoulder in June and I’m trying not to get frustrated. Your video makes me calm down and keep in mind, gardening is a series of steps. This year will be my baby steps.
Where did you get the battery cutters for trimming branches? When I seen you use them I said to my husband oh…I need one of those. So please tell me where I can buy it. I never seen one of those clippers.😀 love your videos, been binge watching . New to your channel.💕🌸
Thank you for asking. I forgot to link them via my amazon affiliate link. Here is what I used and how I purchased them myself. Scotts battery operated pruner amzn.to/3EIDGST
Garden season in New England is highly anticipated after a long winter. You have so many areas it’ll be fun to see how it evolves! Check out Garden Rooms- by P Allen Smith .
The red brick path in front could be relaid over the correct foundation in a herringbone pattern and reuse the brick already there. The brick path was not put in correctly but just needs redesign.
Hi Deb, I would love to reuse them, but unfortunately these bricks are not good for exposed walkway use. They are fragile and breaking. They are very old chimney bricks, but I do hope use them in some borders or maybe to divide by herb gardens. .
Hello, thank you for sharing. I always love your content. Can you please share where your beautiful door knocker is from? I would also be interested in a video showing how you installed it. Thanks!
Do you have the Picture This app on your phone? It lets you take a photo of a plant and then identifies it. Great for discerning weeds from plants, especially in the spring.
I totally agree they were beautiful, just overgrown, and I look forward to brining them back to their tamed beauty and personalizing them now that they are ours.
Linda- I'm not sure where else to ask this....we are going to be out in the Vermont, Connecticut , Massachusetts area in the fall and would love to get some info on antique shops, tours, garden tours or anything. Can you give me an idea where I could contact? thanks in advance
Hi Kimberly, At quick glance they can look alike, but if you look close, one of the differences is Tansy has button-like flowers yarrow is more of a flower.
Garden Answer is my favorite gardening channel. Laura has a wealth of knowledge that she shares on her channel. You've really made great progress on your garden. You have the ability to visualize a space and know how to make that vision come to fruition.
Other good RUclips channels: The Impatient Gardener (zone 5b/6a WI)... also Y Garden (zone 6a/b NJ. Yulia has a great series on garden design too).
Absolutely love Laura and her family at Garden Answer!!! First thing in the morning, I watch their new video and relax with a smile.
Hello Linda. I have been quietly watching your beautiful videos.
In this chaotic world and times we’re living thru, I love to get lost in your videos for a bit.
It reminds me of when I was young how much I loved interior design.
I worked graveyard shift and my lunch and break I spent my time going over magazines, (mind you, this was before internet) just slowly taking every page slowly and reading everything on the pages.
I have forgotten a lot of the style of furniture and I even knew architecture terms.
Your channel is perfect for me because I too love gardening, all my life I have worked with ornamentals just a few years ago I started to learn about edibles. I have always gardened organically so I’m good to go and no worries there.
Anyways I just wanted to thank you for all you share even after your surgery. I am so glad everything went well and that you are recovering nicely.🙏🏽
I have started to get so interested in design again, especially after my house flooded with the Texas freeze of 2021. The inside had to be gutted, now thank God I don’t have a beautiful historical property like you, but it is a clean slate. The only downside is that I have a very, tiny budget, but for sure a new rekindled interest of my once love of interior design.
Thank you Linda, much appreciated.😉💗
I also watch Laura daily and I've learned so much from her.
I too had a lilac bush that was taken over by another bush growing up the middle of it. We hitched it to the tractor and pulled it out of the ground. No more lilacs for me. We put a crepe myrtle in it's place. After about 3 years...I don't have anything good to say about the crepe myrtle either.
Can't wait to see how beautiful your yard is going to be.
Your videos are very relaxing for me. 🥰
Love your place. You have a lot of grounds to take care of let alone your beautiful home. Very much admire you and your husband sharing your beautiful home and gardens.
Garden Answer!! Yes. So happy to hear you mention this program. I watch it all the time and always gain some insight into my own plant choice or garden decisions. I don’t have a garden to reclaim, but it is now 18 years old and I have learned over time what works, and works together. And, I have also learned to try to invest well at the beginning. You have beautiful space and it will be a wonderful palette for all your choices. We also cut down foundation plants when they were about 10 years old to half at least and they have all returned to their original vigor. Keeping them low every year works better.
Hi Maureen thank you for your information!
Linda, you and Ben are so blessed to have such a beautiful property and such interesting surroundings and walled areas in your garden..I can't wait to see what you do with it to improve the spaces around your lovely home.. natural beauty shines through.. praise God and give Him the glory!.
This is exciting. How nice that you have so many plants and flowers to start with.
It’s nice that this garden will be well cared for by you…..
I hope you have beautiful days ahead with needed rain sprinkled in so your gardens flourish and give you happiness. 🥰
Thank you!
You've heard the saying "nothing good happens fast". In time it will all come together and be more beautiful than ever. I like where you're taking things!
Your home is going to be STUNNING once you complete your projects! You have so many wonderful ideas and great taste in blending old with new.
What a grand legacy you have in this garden from previous gardeners... so many varieties of perennials... what a gift .
Nice to see how much you love your home! It's very heartwarming!
Thank you. It's a special place.
I so enjoy watching Sugarwood becoming your vision.
I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE IF WHEN IT'S FINISHED....GOING TO BE BEAUTIFUL....LOVE YOUR VIDEOS....HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND AND GOD BLESS....IMOGENE
Monty Don is your go to for inspiration.
Thank you!
I’m so excited to see the transformation in the garden!!
There is one thing l love in NH gardens … the little, tiny toads that hop around 🥰
I couldn't believe how many there were here compared to our Groton house!
Your front house view particularly breathtaking with mountain range and another old cape. Looking forward to seeing your vision unfold.
Enjoy the changes your making to your home
Lot's going on and the gardens are waking up and yes you need your peony's. I really like your thrift day shopping sofa purchase. That room looks so nice like that rug too. 🌷❤
Hi Linda,
I don't know if you will ever read this comment, but I very recently discovered your channel. I am addicted to all of your videos. I love New England and your style
Also, I was watching a video from 2020,, I think, and thanks for referring to your bedroom as the master and not the primary. Looking forward to hours and hours of living vicariously through you.
Linda Robson
Hi Linda! thank you for following along! On a side note, I read each and every post! I'm not always able to respond to them all, but I try to answer questions as much as possible.
Your garden is beautiful. Great space to relax in.
Things are coming along nicely, probably not fast enough for you, i’am sure! But all good things take time. Looks like you found some cool things on the property. Can’t wait to see how things progress.🌷
Thank you for sharing your plans for your property. Gives me a few ideas for my garden too🙂
Oh my, oh my, Linda, you are a stalwart soul to tackle so much of Sugar Wood's landscape refresh yourself! Talk about a labor of love! It will be spectacular. I'm especially taken with the rock wall. Such fun for you to see what all comes up this growing season. Thank you for sharing your vision with us.🤗
I love your Annabell Hydrangeas! gorgeous!
So many projects underway... If there is anyone who can bring them to fruition, it's you, Linda. So much progress is already noted.👏🌷🌿
Linda, you and Ben will make it look beautiful.
So glad you follow Laura from Garden Answer. :) Me too! Excited to see everything on your new property bloom!
My goodness, watching this I can’t believe how much you have done ALREADY!
That porch is awesome, can’t wait to see that lightened up. And all that rock! Love the stone walls.
Looks like the previous owner's hadn't kept up with the garden work, but it will gives you the opportunity to make it your own vision.
Gardens take years to develop into what you see in magazine's and landscaping books, my Scottish Grandmother said, planting a tree and having the patience to watch it grow is a virtue.
Greetings from Southern Ontario 😊🍁
From what I see and know, she tried and did what she could! There are a lot of gardens for one person to take care of. Wish me luck, I'm going to need it LOL .
@@newenglandfineliving yes it's a lot of work, cleaning out the gardens in the early spring, planting and pruning and watering in the summer and all the leaves in the fall and preparing the beds for the winter. If you and your husband can't do it all yourselves hire help, especially for the heavy labour .
Good luck!!🙂🍁
The house is so pretty. The garden is lovely and so peaceful . A lot of cleaning and editing but it will be beautiful!
Lots of love in this yard I can tell. Sending hugs prayers and kindness.💗🙏🏼👍🏼
Love the new property. My advice is pay for as much HELP (labor) as you can! Get all major garden cleanup finished as soon as possible. Been in my house For 11 yrs.I have worked in my yard almost daily, some months, the entire day and still can’t get it to look as I want. Now at age 67, I’m getting tired☹️Don’t get me wrong, I’m a plant addict. Plants make me happy, but in this SC hot summers, I always ask, when I get a little older, who’s going to help me keep all this up? My husband helps some now but he does not enjoy at all😂 he does grass, I do plants. Good luck🍀I’ll be watching
I hear you! I was thinking I was going to go to less gardens and here we are with almost double. I do plan on having some help here and there.
Stunning!
Very pretty lot. Looks so different in bloom.💕
It does! I'm looking forward to seeing the two seasons I have not experienced yet.
Cannot wait for the transformation. Love your channel (and Willow!)
Woww, Linda, Tansey is gorgeous! That plant is new to me. Your home will look amazing when all your plans come to fruition. Love your videos🤗
I really enjoy hearing about all your wonderful plans!!! Thank you so much for sharing!
It's going to be beautiful. Thanks for the tour.
Lovely share
I just can hardly wait for the gardening season. We have extreme winds here today so the waiting continues. I am enjoying your Sugarwood transformation. Thank you...
Hi Linda you got your work cut out but it’s going to look beautiful. I love the garden answers don’t throw away the bricks it’ll come in handy one day. Good night and love watching your videos please keep it coming I cannot wait to see the outcome of your kitchen and the rest of your house and backyard God bless you and family.
Solid work...so worth it..
Very excited to see it all happen...enjoy yourselfes
Every inch of the way...
Soon
More than beautiful ..
❤
Thank you Marcia!
The dry stack stone wall is beautiful, as is the garden.
Things are coming along can’t wait to see what happens next
It's fun to see your lovely property come to life. You have great plans and it will be stunning when it's complete. You and Ben are very ambitious to take on both the outside and inside renovations and remodeling
Thanks so much! 😊
Looking forward to it all Linda. Hope all is well. 😊👍🏻
Thanks so much!
I love Garden Answer too! Linda your garden will become so very pretty. Looking forward to seeing all your changes you make. Happy Easter!
I am anxious to see your vision come to life.
So much work to be done! I'm glad that your taking out the brick walk. Definitely save the bricks and make an outdoor pizza oven, firepit or bbq with them. Happy Easter to you, Ben, Willow and family!
I wish I could grow peonies here in Florida, it’s way to hot here. I love to here your plans for your outdoors. I just can’t wait to see what you do
This summer. TOODLES
I love the varying heights of a true herbaceous border. Lovely juxtaposed with the stone wall. A floral aspect from each side.
Beautiful just beautiful Linda, and when the flowers are in full bloom it will be even more beautiful, some of those boulders are huge, an overhead view from a drone would give some amazing footage, there’s always something to do in a garden no matter what time of the year it is, l love peonies, lilies and lilac, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
I have a drone! I have not used it here yet. Silly me
I will admit I thought you were crazy to move, but now that I see what you see, I will follow you anywhere!
I so look forward to your video’s. In this hectic world we find ourselves currently living in, your choice of music and your voice bring such a calming peace. I throughly enjoy the serenity & content you bring to your vlogs. Thank you! Happy Easter to you & yours.
Thank you Sherri
Loved your video Linda
Renovating is exciting but also frustrating until it all pulls together. Mess before perfection.
❤️ love Garden Answer- that girl has so much knowledge!
She sure does!
Linda this is a very interesting video👍
Glad you think so!
Tansy can be so invasive, almost like a mint. I love the black eyed susan, but it can crowd out things as well. Lots of interesting flowers in your garden!
Not if you maintain it
You infrastructure is fabulous!! Beautiful green fence, boulders, rock borders, etc. It might be nice to take out (move or cut back) a few plants to see all that beautiful structure. Beautiful yard!! ♥️
I totally agree!
Hi Linda, if you don't want to use chemicals, try hot water, your property is going to look great
Love seeing the progress. Admire you for reaching out to a professional to "add" to your knowledge base. Living in Texas we have some narly vines and have great success with Bonide Stump and Vine killer. Be kind to that shoulder too. Oh and whoever thought of weed barrier needs to come to our homes and remove it from flower beds ASAP!!
I love that you have hardy, established New England gardens. I'm in Mass. Lots of great tweaking to do and additions to add. Have fun!
Just stumbled across your video and WOW! You have a lot of work to do. I subscribed because I love before and after videos. I'm looking forward to seeing all the changes!
I think it should be the Corner Garden henceforth. I have giant daisys that I think I’ll pull up too. They are just too big. Willow is listening intently to the plans!
It’s going to be beautiful, be gentle to your shoulder.
It's a Good Mess Linda! I look forward to seeing your gardens grow
Simply delightful 😊. I was looking forward to hearing about all the new suggestions. They sound wonderful!!! I believe you are on point with the boxwood hedges. Think about planting a French Pussy Willow if you do not already have one. I just planted 3 with one more to plant. They were only $29.00. Taller than me in the pot. Fast growing and perfect for privacy where needed! It seems your feeling better ! Awesome 👌
Thank you! I will look into the French Pussy Willow!
It will look beautiful after work done!👍 Can't wait to see next video !!❤🙏🌹⚡
Gorgeous videos gorgeous !!
Hello…..hope your day is going well…I wonder if you might cover some of the difference of gardens, flowers etc since you have gone further north in Our Wonderful New England……my visits with you are just wonderful and helpful… thank you so much M,
Hi Mary. We only. went 50 minutes north, so the plants are the same, but we are about two weeks behind, blooming wise than our past garden.
I have tanzy in my yard. You can cut it back multiple times during the summer. It doesn't hurt the plant at all
Will it flower if kept short? Ours were about 4’ tall when I got to them
@@newenglandfineliving yes, it will grow a little after cutting and then flower
VERY NICE......
This year 'Sugarwood Gardens' will be a 'work in progress' for us to enjoy and learn from. Thanks for the tip on tansy as we were trying to duplicate the herbal gardens at the Dr. Williams Robinson Plantation. I think that we shall take tansy off of the list and just use a picture!
Excited to see what you come up with 😘~ Janet 💕
Beautiful. Is all that land owned by one family?
It. is absolutely beautiful!!
I love the rock walls.
Does this yard,self irrigate?
Can't wait to see what you do with the long, currently brick, walkway. That brick looks like a tripping hazard.
What a fun spring and summer you have in store in your new (old) home!
Hi Linda I live in Connecticut borderline Massachusetts and I love your porch and I have one similar to yours with dark dark wood shiplap ceiling and walls and I’m dying to see what you do with your porch to lighten and brighten it how soon do you think you’ll be doing that,,, Just love your videos😍
That garden looks like a whole lot-o-work! I think I would prefer shorter plants in many of these beds..
Linda, in your last video when you were pruning the bushes you were using pruners that were automatic . Could you share a link to those ? I have a friend with psoriatic arthritis who loves to garden and those would be fabulous for her! Thank you! I so o joy your channel!
Thank you for asking. I forgot to link them via my amazon affiliate link. Here is what I used and how I purchased them myself. Scotts battery operated pruner
amzn.to/3EIDGST
I just got a new little cottage and you have given me so many ideas! I’m having surgery on my shoulder in June and I’m trying not to get frustrated. Your video makes me calm down and keep in mind, gardening is a series of steps. This year will be my baby steps.
Where did you get the battery cutters for trimming branches? When I seen you use them I said to my husband oh…I need one of those. So please tell me where I can buy it. I never seen one of those clippers.😀 love your videos, been binge watching . New to your channel.💕🌸
Thank you for asking. I forgot to link them via my amazon affiliate link. Here is what I used and how I purchased them myself. Scotts battery operated pruner
amzn.to/3EIDGST
Garden season in New England is highly anticipated after a long winter. You have so many areas it’ll be fun to see how it evolves!
Check out Garden Rooms- by P Allen Smith .
The red brick path in front could be relaid over the correct foundation in a herringbone pattern and reuse the brick already there. The brick path was not put in correctly but just needs redesign.
Hi Deb, I would love to reuse them, but unfortunately these bricks are not good for exposed walkway use. They are fragile and breaking. They are very old chimney bricks, but I do hope use them in some borders or maybe to divide by herb gardens. .
Hello, thank you for sharing. I always love your content. Can you please share where your beautiful door knocker is from? I would also be interested in a video showing how you installed it. Thanks!
I wish I could answer, but it came with the house
Do you have the Picture This app on your phone? It lets you take a photo of a plant and then identifies it. Great for discerning weeds from plants, especially in the spring.
Yes I do! On some items it is confused like me, so I guess the app and me will find out soon enough
Binge on Claus Dalby.
The gardens are beautiful when you bought the house. I wouldn’t have changed anything except get rid of weeds.
I totally agree they were beautiful, just overgrown, and I look forward to brining them back to their tamed beauty and personalizing them now that they are ours.
What kind of mini electric sheers are you using for pruning ? Thanks
Here you go. I forgot to link them via my amazon affiliate link. Scotts battery operated pruner
amzn.to/3EIDGST
You have your work cut out for you. But it’s a forever home, so you have time.
We wanted a place to keep us busy when we retired. I think we got our wish LOL
Linda, where did you get your diecut Sugarwood sigh that hangs out front?
It was here when we bought the house from a couple of owners ago.
Linda- I'm not sure where else to ask this....we are going to be out in the Vermont, Connecticut , Massachusetts area in the fall and would love to get some info on antique shops, tours, garden tours or anything. Can you give me an idea where I could contact? thanks in advance
@@larrywakeman4371 thanks !
I never knew those were called Tansy’s...I thought it was a yellow yarrow all this time...🤭
Hi Kimberly, At quick glance they can look alike, but if you look close, one of the differences is Tansy has button-like flowers yarrow is more of a flower.
I made the mistake of planting tansy once. Took over, fought to remove it, nasty stuff. It does not play with others.
There seems to be a lot of naughty plants here LOL
💕💕💕
Lovely but quite alot of work.
Yes, I would be bored if there wasn’t 😆