Tour of my garden creative nook in the house (perfect for winter!)
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Winter is a quiet time in the garden. Many gardening activities are moving towards the house plants and dreams about future blooms. I just finished painting my brand new garden nook in the house, where I can do garden crafts in winter.
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You've got yourself a She Shed, Olga! Enjoy and Merry Christmas! 🌲
Hello Olga, thank you for the video. I love your natural Christmas decor! For the wooden table you could put tung oil on it, I have wood countertops in my kitchen and I use tung oil to protect them. It's nice because you can still see that it's wood.
Your videos are a joy to watch. Thankyou
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I love you. You are so much fun. I will make some sage bundles and pop them into my wood stove! I love the idea of it!!! Thank you ❤for your cheerful and happy garden videos.
Awesome idea!!!! Love watching our videos
You are amazing creative gardener, Artist❤ The way you tell story or explain, It is like a poem.❤ Love love your channel ❤ Hope on day your channel reach 100.000 more❤
Awww, thank you! Yes, 100.000 subs wouldn't be bad right?
You made me feel Christmassy!!!! 😊
It's very beautiful the space you made!!It wiil expire you for a lot of projects!!
It's wonderful to have a worktable the perfect height for you. Last year i bought myself an adjustable-height worktable so i can sit or stand and have it perfectly situated. I hope you have a wonderful holiday season. Thank you for sharing.
as a telephonic nurse I have used the sit stand desk as well
Your garden looks great. I am so happy you have my jug. It looks so nice. We wish you a Merry merry Christmas to you and your whole family. Gods BLESSINGS
You have inspired me to do something similar with my garage space. Great inspiration. Merry Christmas to you
Loved this !!! Your excitment is intoxicating !!!! What a wonderful space for creativity !!!
i am in CT but a long drive for you to get holly berries lol. I have a long list of people who come and take cuttings. the bush is HUGE! This year I discovered I have red twig dogwood and winterberry growing in our wetlands. I have no idea how I have missed it for past 25 years.
BTW I got accepted into the Tolland MG program!
What a lovely arrangement (in an AWESOME basket, btw)! Could you cover the table with a clear plastic cloth or tarp, that way you can still see the beautiful wood color, but it would be protected? Thank you for sharing your gardening nook!
Clear plastic sounds good, thank you for your suggestion.
Please don’t paint that beautiful table Olga! Choose a very durable polyurethane to clear coat table.
Wonderful workshop! I can’t wait to see further projects in your shop!
Merry Christmas!
Hi dear olga, hoping your doing well. 😊I just need to clarify few questions..I'm gonna buy some David Austin roses so please kindly advise me
(01) should I go for bare root roses or potted roses .potted roses it doesn't have any leaves or flowers only the root ball and few stems planted in a pot .which is the best ?
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(02) the plant I bought last month ,its a potted roses but only with the root ball and few stems planted in a pot and no leaves or flowers ..they sell it's as potted roses cos it came in a pot. Unfortunately it got infected with die back deseas. I tried my best to protect it ,but stems are getting darker day by day I cut down the stems but it seems to be no help .I still keep it in the pot hoping it will survive one day😢.please kindly advise me how to cure this condition? Cutting down the stem doesn't help that much . Is there a chance that my plant will survive?
Sorry for the long txt , please kindly advice me ,
Greetings from srilanka. Happy gardening!
Thank you
Might you varnish the table or is it already varnished?
It is not. Is it going to be a wood varnish?