Full Garden Tour + Preserving The Harvest | August 2022 Zone 6b
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Cam for the plants, stayed for the plants, AND THE BUNNIES!! So cute! And so fun!
Thank you!! I just love those little fluff balls!
Loved the bunny action!!
I cut some out to not be annoying too lol
Wow Pam! Look at what you created. So thrilled for you! What can we do to get you with an acreage of your own? You deserve a forever garden. Thank you for all your inspiration & encouragement
Thank you Charlene! That’s the dream, wish it didn’t feel so impossible!
😍😍😍 how beautiful pam!! Those cherry tomatoes are amazing! Sooo pretty to look at thanks for taking us along and showing ur beautiful garden and flower garden! Have an amazing week💙💙🌱🌱
Thank you friend!! I’m very happy with my cherry choices this year it’s gonna be hard to try other ones!
Those bunnies are killing me 😅 Beautiful garden!
This video and bunny situation is so 👌🏽💯😍
This is totally thrilling!! What an incredible diversity.
Have never seen those lilac zinnias… oooh la la. I usually have tons of zinnia + snaps this time of year but my neighbors have groundhogs living under their porch so alas, they make shitty neighbors.
I need to plant those « butterfly » snaps next year! And asters, how cool!! Also licorice mint… mmmm.
Thanks for walking us through! Awesome gardens.
Also, HI BUNNY!
My poor mom is always battling with the neighbor yard’s groundhogs! I dread the day some find me 😅
All the Madame butterfly snap varieties are stunning! And they all grew so healthy. You’ll love them!
I looove your videos Pam ❤️ I'm so happy that I've found your channel ❤️
Thanks Meli! Welcome!
Loved seeing everything in your garden- I need some of that amaranth next year! And oh my heart! Tiny baby bunny! Hope you’re feeling back to yourself soon 💚
Thank you friend! I'm getting there!
Everything looks beautiful buddy!
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(I also love the wine rack idea to hang herbs from, super smart!)
After the third wineglass broke it was time for a new use for it 😅
@@PamsPrettyPlants 🤣💚
tiny bunny is adorable 😍 I take a perilla seed supplement that comes from the shiso plant. It’s good for respiratory issues (like allergies and asthma) and for gut health. Great plant, shiso. Also very good in a muddled drink with fruit and rum. 😋
oooo great tips, thank you!!
My plants are so dry! I feel you! Edit: overall great looking garden! 🪴 I’m looking for those cosmos now🌸
I’m about 95% sure that’s what they are but never did find the empty packet 😅
Standing by. 😍❤️
So appreciate you! 🙌
You have such a beautiful garden! Your veggies look delicious! Thanks for sharing! >Sue
Thanks Sue!
Beautiful‼️ Loved all the 🐰🐰 footage 😍
I could have laid down and died with that little one hopping right up to me 😍
Love the colours of your tamotoes! didnt knew these colour varieties even exist. definietly will have kind of these in my garden one day
Do your orange butterfly weeds get covered in aphids around September? I always have that problem.
Yes! Except for me it's midsummer, and it seems like they're less aggressive in September but they're still there. So much so I'm thinking about pulling it out. It looks disgusting most of the time! This summer I chopped it back in the midsummer because it was covered, and it grew back and flowered without too many aphids but IDK I feel like I'd be better off putting an edible perennial there.
@@PamsPrettyPlants I totally agree.