Oh boy, what a fantastic discovery this was for me! I am now follwing Alexandra Campbell and bought her guide on privacy, the book i was looking for as a new house will be built next door. Your questions are so interesting, Tanya, and allowed her to answer in a riveting way. What a wonderful moment this video was! To celebrate, I treated myself to your book too. I am not a maker of beautiful things, but I feel I could under your gentle guidance!
I ordered all my friends A Woman’s Garden for our little garden club and I’m so excited to give them out !! It’s an incredible work of art I love it so much
Thank you Tanya. This topic gets the mind on beautiful plantings as we are planting out summer crops here Illinois in the USA. We are frost free this weekend!
Just for your information, I received my copy of your book on Thursday, May 6th in Atlanta USA! It was so worth the wait! Am devouring every single page!!
The topic of a beautiful edible garden is one I have been looking into for years. It is so wonderful to be finding more and more information on this topic over the last couple years! Thank you so much, Tanya and Alexandra for this interesting and informative video! (It is so good, I took notes!!!)
Two of my favorite garden channels! There is so much good information here. I've been working on several garden areas and can definitely refer back to this video! Thank Tanya, I did not know Alexandra was an author. Fun, more books to look up :)
i finally received my book, 'A Women's Garden' and am so happy with the beautiful pictures and multiple projects...this video was fabulous and alexandra is so informative...much like yourself...(the greenhouse is so crystal clean)
I received my copy of your book. I’m looking forward to reading it this weekend. Thanks for all the great information and the information on Alexandra. I didn’t realize she has books out too! Lovely interview.
Both of you inspired me to do new tries for my small garden with a small space issue. Thank you so much. Fortunately, Amazon says your book can be delivered to my place, South Korea. It's supposed to be here on the 20th, May. I can't wait. :)
Lovely video. Important to know that the edible lupins are different species from the ornamental (shown in the video) lupins that are toxic. Also choosing non-invasive lupins for garden is a good idea.
That was really interesting. I'm staring at my barren grass lawn feeling exceptionally inadequate! I love the idea of replacing fences with hedges, unfortunately I've got a very thin fence, with little room for planting something that would grow to a similar height (say 80cm) whilst taking up a narrow footprint. I'll keep searching.
I've never seen a pear hedge before @9:09 it'd be great to know how to achieve that. I've just had a quick google and I can only see advice on wild pear trees.
@@trevorwills3356 we have an established hazel in our garden and I've never managed to taste any hazelnuts...the squirrels get them before I can blink!
Hello from Spain. great vídeo for those of us begining. Sorry, i didn't understand the name of the fruit tree Alexandra recomends, that keeps fruits until february And the pictures didn't help me because i don't recogbise it. what's the name?
Let nature take it back Tan, let the bugs and the bees take their place. Keep feeding it but let it rest for 5 years and grow its own humus. Then after the five years are up make it a dedicate space. The plants are not important, the biodiversity of the area is. Learn your birds, insects, sun positioning, wind strength and treat accordingly. You know what i mean. x.
Hi Lovely Green garden Why don't you ask Phillip Payne the Horticulturist that on the Island. He's k Owston so much.Adk the trained professional put your 2 heads together
Lovely to feel like we're all sat together chattering over a cup of tea. I'm dividing and designing a strip of my back garden.
Oh boy, what a fantastic discovery this was for me! I am now follwing Alexandra Campbell and bought her guide on privacy, the book i was looking for as a new house will be built next door. Your questions are so interesting, Tanya, and allowed her to answer in a riveting way. What a wonderful moment this video was! To celebrate, I treated myself to your book too. I am not a maker of beautiful things, but I feel I could under your gentle guidance!
Two of my favourite garden RUclipsrs collaborating. What could be better on a gloomy wet Saturday morning. Feeling very inspired. Thanks ladies. 🌺🥰🌸🌷
You're very welcome ☺
I ordered all my friends A Woman’s Garden for our little garden club and I’m so excited to give them out !! It’s an incredible work of art I love it so much
That is such a lovely and thoughtful gift 💚😊 I hope that everyone enjoys it and the ideas!
Great ideas for both new and experienced gardeners. Thanks!
Great collaboration☀️🌸 two of my favorite from across the pond
This is so inspiring! I’ll be referring back to this I’m sure. Thank you both for such a great collab!
Thank you Tanya. This topic gets the mind on beautiful plantings as we are planting out summer crops here Illinois in the USA. We are frost free this weekend!
Woo hoo for that! Warm weather is right around the corner :)
Thanks. I've designed my 3rd half plot as an edible forest-style garden beginning of March 2020. It's coming along nicely
Love seeing you both. Great information!💗💚🌻
Just for your information, I received my copy of your book on Thursday, May 6th in Atlanta USA! It was so worth the wait! Am devouring every single page!!
Fabulous news! Thank you Kathy and I'm so pleased that you're enjoying A Woman's Garden :)
The topic of a beautiful edible garden is one I have been looking into for years. It is so wonderful to be finding more and more information on this topic over the last couple years! Thank you so much, Tanya and Alexandra for this interesting and informative video! (It is so good, I took notes!!!)
You're so welcome!
I really enjoyed this video and picked up some really useful tips from Alexandra. I can't wait to see what you do with your garden.
Edible flower frittata...what! I must do this. Unity harmony and balance I have never thought about a design plan = thank you~
Two of my favorite garden channels! There is so much good information here. I've been working on several garden areas and can definitely refer back to this video! Thank Tanya, I did not know Alexandra was an author. Fun, more books to look up :)
She also writes novels! So accomplished
Fantastic video and interview, thank you for sharing 👩🏼🌾
i finally received my book, 'A Women's Garden' and am so happy with the beautiful pictures and multiple projects...this video was fabulous and alexandra is so informative...much like yourself...(the greenhouse is so crystal clean)
Thank you Barb, and I'm so pleased to hear it :) And yes, I scrubbed that glass CLEAN the other day!
I received my copy of your book. I’m looking forward to reading it this weekend. Thanks for all the great information and the information on Alexandra. I didn’t realize she has books out too! Lovely interview.
Thank you so much Dawn and I hope that you enjoy the book! 😊💚
Awesome video! Thanks to both of you. Lots of useful information and inspiration. From a dry, high altitude, crazy gardener in Colorado USA
so interesting and informative - thank you so much - two of my favourite gardeners together.xxx
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Here in Cyprus, my Nasturtiums are ready! Bring on the frattata!
Fantastic! The recipe uses both the flowers and leaves so get picking :)
Hello Tanya. Just a quick note to let you know I have received your book. It's wonderful. So many things to try. From Ontario, Canada.
Thank you so much for letting me know, Ann 💚😊 So happy that you're happy with it!
This video is so useful and informative, thank you so much 😊
You're very welcome 😊
Beautiful examples
Enjoying you book soooo much. Thank you.
Such a lovely thing to hear 😊💚 Thank you Jeanne
Both of you inspired me to do new tries for my small garden with a small space issue. Thank you so much. Fortunately, Amazon says your book can be delivered to my place, South Korea. It's supposed to be here on the 20th, May. I can't wait. :)
Amazing and GREAT to know :) Thank you for ordering A Woman's Garden and I very much hope that you enjoy it!
Great video Tanya
really enjoyable tanya
Thank you! Great information!
Alexandra has given us some great ideas to mull over, for sure!
This is perfect for a FOOD FOREST!!!
wow cool ideas now thinking to get some edible bush more for my garden
Lovely video. Important to know that the edible lupins are different species from the ornamental (shown in the video) lupins that are toxic. Also choosing non-invasive lupins for garden is a good idea.
thx for good information 👍
So inspiring me
Good
I would love to have the greenhouse , your garden looks so beautiful 👍
I feel very lucky to have it! And privileged to be able to share it with you :)
Very informative - edible hedge - love that idea - gonna speak to the neighbour right now. ;-)
Hi ya!. Thanks 🙏
Knows so much and is a professional etc
Great video and gardening design tips Tanya.
That was really interesting. I'm staring at my barren grass lawn feeling exceptionally inadequate! I love the idea of replacing fences with hedges, unfortunately I've got a very thin fence, with little room for planting something that would grow to a similar height (say 80cm) whilst taking up a narrow footprint. I'll keep searching.
Annual climbers might be an idea. Sweet peas, beans, or peas spring to mind.
@@Lovelygreens great idea! Work with the fence rather than against it! Very logical.
There are so many interesting ideas given by Alexandra, I really enjoyed watching this. 🌻
One question, what are the flowers shown at 6'38"?
I think that they are the same single dahlias that I also grow in the allotment. The variety is called Bishop of Oxford
Thank you!
Very useful video! Also, I love your blouse! Where is it from, if you don’t mind me asking?
It's from the Oxford Shirt Company :)
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Do you mind me asking if you have help with your gardening and landscaping? Thank you.
I've never seen a pear hedge before @9:09 it'd be great to know how to achieve that. I've just had a quick google and I can only see advice on wild pear trees.
You can also grow a hedge which produces edible nuts .
@@trevorwills3356 we have an established hazel in our garden and I've never managed to taste any hazelnuts...the squirrels get them before I can blink!
Hello from Spain. great vídeo for those of us begining. Sorry, i didn't understand the name of the fruit tree Alexandra recomends, that keeps fruits until february And the pictures didn't help me because i don't recogbise it. what's the name?
Crabapple.
More important than anything is planting for pollinators.
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Hi There is nothing wrong with your guests information supplied as many people have valuable information and you can from every one
Let nature take it back Tan, let the bugs and the bees take their place. Keep feeding it but let it rest for 5 years and grow its own humus. Then after the five years are up make it a dedicate space. The plants are not important, the biodiversity of the area is. Learn your birds, insects, sun positioning, wind strength and treat accordingly. You know what i mean. x.
Hi Lovely Green garden Why don't you ask Phillip Payne the Horticulturist that on the Island.
He's k Owston so much.Adk the trained professional put your 2 heads together
Did you not enjoy Alexandra's tips?