NO Glamour, JUST Gardening! | Spend the first three days with me in my Giverny inspired garden!
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2023
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As an old lady and from a large lady family of gardener labors. none of us have stopped. Actually gardening helped me during cancer recovery. my mother will be 88 in June. she stills gardens. All my sisters still garden. Grounding and Gardening is the best gift from Mother Earth.
Thankyou for your encouraging words, I’m 65 and hoping I can garden another 20 years. I’ve learned to pace myself and stop for breaks so I have outdoor chairs around the yard where others can enjoy them as well.
I love your comment!
As a woman of 68 with fibromyalgia, I understand the sentiment of How will I ever manage in my Old Age…
Still trying to figure that one out!
I saved your comment to my photos and printed a copy for on my fridge!
Blessings upon you and your Family of Gardeners!
I am a recent widow. Gardening has been therapeutic for me. God is in the garden.
Angela, your post meant so much to me. As a nearly 70 year old gardener whose gardening tasks are many times overwhelming, I find myself contemplating the very same thoughts that you expressed. So much work! So many projects! Will I ever catch up! But in the quiet of the morning , as I walk through my garden I am filled with happiness. It is my garden that brings me joy and keeps me vibrant. In years to come it will undoubtedly become more and more difficult but until then I will enjoy time spent working in my garden. Your garden is exquisite and you are an inspiration. Thank you for your honesty and openness. Knowing that others to share these feeling gave me strength and brought me peace.
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Gardening keeps me alive ! Being over 70 years young , I struggle. But I love being in my gardens, dirty, sweaty, it keeps me happy and limber. I want to age well, and all of the digging, moving, and just grounding myself is the best part of me finding true happiness!
Bravo
Same. 71. regards from the Netherlands!
My mother is soon to turn 93! She never stops, doing all the things to live her life her way ! Stay active , and keep yourself doing things that give you happiness!
When you're 68, like me, you will do everything much more slowly. What now takes you 3 days, will later take a week. You will still love the beauty it never stops bringing Joy
I really loved this video. Those impromptu videos remind me of your early days. I just love them. I understand the children don’t want their pictures taken but I miss seeing them. Can you please just give an update of what they’re up to. I just can’t believe how much jr has grown. I remember that video of you walking your road at the farm when your labor started. Time just passes too fast.
Love this format-less staged, just the real you and your family ❤
Love it Angela....beautiful! Courage mon amie ♥ My sister is 84, a widow and lives in Southern Ontario, your Canadian neighbour. She has a 3 acre garden....seriously....3 acres...No help! She has another 3 acres of barns and sheds, but the 3 acres is a full on garden bulging with every flower imaginable and of course her love for roses, and 1/2 an acre of vegetables. She is up early, feeds her cats and off and running. Once a week, she takes time out for herself, goes shopping and treats herself to her favourite Mexican restaurant and then stops to buy her wine, a wheel of brie, baguette and other essentials and then back home gardening from sunrise to sunset! Her son told me, "She tires me out just watching her" lol She has two ponds with turtles and frogs full of vegetation and if you saw her you would think she was in her 60s...She is amazing ♥I am a gardener as well but not 3 acres...Never underestimate what you are capable of doing!
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Love seeing another S. Ontario person enjoying these videos. I'm in Niagara
Thats amazing!
So nice to hear about her garden, I’m imagining how beautiful it must be.
Gardening keeps you young. It is the most natural way of living.Being outside, fresh air, silence, birds singing. It is natural meditation. All senses wide open.
Angela, Rather than giving suggestions (which I am sure you already considered), let me commend you on your hard work, vision, realness, and goals in working in your garden. Things always seem overwhelming in the early spring where there is so much to do. I love all of your videos and they inspire me. In reading the comments, I was so happy to hear from those who are older and their gardens remain important to them. Thank you for showing us the many facets of your life…you are amazing!
I have been watching for over a year, maybe 2. I don't usually comment, but listening to you about getting older and the large area to work, just think of the amazing memories and legacy for your children and their children. I've always wanted something like that, but I didn't grow up with it, or had the opportunity to have that type of property. I'm almost 70. Still believing to someday soon have a small property that I can grow some edibles and beautiful flowers. Perhaps one day I might be able to join you on one of your Paris trips. It's always been in my heart to go to France.
PS... I'm up here in the Niagara Region of Canada.
@@brandiwatne9178 I believe they will. Thank you.
When you mentioned the sustainability, re 20 years from now being able to maintain your creation, you rang a huge bell for me. I'm at that point now at 68 years of age, I'm struggling each season to maintain the garden to the standard I have set for myself. Realising the inevitable situation that the physical effort now is costly to my quality of life, I'm slowly transitioning the garden, overplanting and creating a dry, tolerant, low-maintenance jumbled paradise. I have the structure of many trees and bushes which come with the task of cutting back, which I now outsource.
As you get older you learn to get it done just at a slower pace...I broke my collarbone last year and I really had to slow down. Still recovering but I do alittle...stop to rest and go back. You will be able to maintain it....just dont ever give up
Everything looks great 👍
Angela I really like this more natural types of videos, is real is life!!!! less glamorous life in the country!!! So pretty!Thank you! 🇫🇷 🇺🇸 ❤
I am 78 and still do a big flower garden, my churches four planter boxes and another gal and I do the plantings in our city park. I belong to our local V.F.W. Auxiliary and we get credit for any community work. We also created a little flower garden on each side of the beginning of our town walking trail. Gardening is constant work but I will keep enjoying it until I just can’t do it anymore. I love the beauty and peacefulness it brings. Remember, life began in a garden. How is your cottage going that you were going to rent out , I believe. Morel mushrooms, delicious.
Iam 55 and my children have started to fly the coop to make nests of their own , this has given me more time in my garden and home , not so much cooking and washing , my garden has helped me through illness , and now though this time although I,m happy my children are making their own families there is still a little sadness to change , but the garden and her seasons stay the same , and although it changes a little every year , just like life we adjust and carry on with the tasks that come , my little garden here in the UK is nowhere as big as yours , but she has whispered in my ear she will always need me to tend to her and we will mature together ❤️
I really liked your earlier videos too. This reminds me of them. I think your garden is beautiful. I live on the coast in California and it is pretty much an all year thing. Constantly battling gophers, voles, snails, sweet alyssum and weeds is the norm. Also watering all year because it doesn't usually rain. Its all worth it, flowers and being in nature is amazing.
I'm 70 and still gardening on an acre; I struggle every year but since retirement at least I can pace myself and get it done!
The "nothing fancy" are my favorite videos ❤
This video is where your fan base is and this is much more what your fan base is looking for. It's real and your followers are real everyday people. Garden is very pretty.
AMEN!!!!!!!!
Angela this is the type of video I enjoy the most.
Do what feels comfortable for you. Looking forward to the future is not only a reasonable thing for you but also for your loved ones.
I love this type of video. I am glad it’s just you without the glamour.
As a long time viewer just let me say I LOVED this type of video ❤ Not sure if it’s better for you with ALL you have going but I’d watch Every Single video like this ❤ Also as my Master is in horticulture studies from MSU . Please take half of those mushrooms an crumble them about were you picked them to Seed them for your future. I have made it my Envelope investment each year for past 10 years to pay my spring clean up in my gardens. I work with them the day they are here as to guide them but WORTH Every Penny ❤ Thank you once again for your sharing for all to enjoy 💜 Warm hugs from Michigan.
I had gravel paths in my garden and I found it almost as difficult to keep them weeded as it was when they were grass. I gave up, went back to grass and it seems easier to just mow it and weed eater around the beds. I noticed you weeding your gravel in the back garden. 😊
Your gardens are absolutely beautiful Angela! Thank you for taking us along! Those tulips are stunning, the colours really made me smile. 🌷
It will be absolutely beautiful when summer finally comes💓. You are such a hard worker!
I think your garden is absolutely beautiful! We all struggle with the tedious stuff, but I absolutely envy your glorious garden. Awesome job, Angela.
My paternal grandmother had a garden, more than an acre. I only got to see her a few times a year because they lived out in the country and we were in the city. But I remember fondly playing on her land, and of course everything she canned, especially the tart cherries on vanilla ice cream. But I think it was books like Beatrice Potter that planted a true love of the garden in me. I will be 63 this summer, and and still working an office job and most of my off time is spent mowing that lawn. So it seems to take me forever to get anything accomplished. I long for retirement when I will have more time to be out in the yard.
Absolutely beautiful!
Beautiful home
Beautiful gardens
Beautiful Angela!
You have done such a great job with your garden on top on homeschooling, cooking, reno, magazine, pod casts, businesses, etc etc etc !!!! You’ll know as u age what you need to do abt everything and anything I pray you stay healthy and happy ♥️🙏🏼 Such a beautiful garden💚💚💚💜💙♥️💖💛🧡💘
I'm 72 and I wrestle with not being able to keep up with all I used to in my Winneconne, WI garden but I do the best I can and just take it one task at a time and try to enjoy every minute of it. A garden is a work in progress, ever evolving, and never perfect. Most otherpeople who visit our gardens only see the beauty! Stressing about it takes away the joy of it. If a task is too overwhelming, take it a bit at a time. You are blessed with children, when they ask you what you want ( or just tell them if they don't ask, for Mother's Day, tell them their time to help you accomplish your biggest or worst jobs. Make it a fun day with music to work by and special food they like but don't get often. End the day with a bonfire and smores ( burn up some of that brush they cleared) and lots of accolades to let them know how much you appreciated their help!
Love your red lipstick. Looks great on you.
Wonderful! Love seeing you gardening in your beautiful garden! Chapeau!
You guys have done SO MUCH!! I cant even imagine...its so beautiful.
The place is beautiful, you and Joel should be so proud and you’re very blessed. This type of video is why I started watching your channel, you ,Joel , and the children working together. Did I miss your new bedroom makeover video ? 🌸💝
Yes, a lot of work. Beautiful flowers already. Blessings.
Great job, Angela!
Angela, ou have so much energy!!! God Bless and wow love he sound of the wind. Cheers
Beautiful gardens!
I was just saying the same thing yesterday. We did a large rock area in our yard about 15 years ago with weed barriers and have been battling weeds in the rocks for the last few years. LOTS of weeds like you can barely see the rocks anymore. Gardens with sod/grass or rock are just a ton of work.
Angela, you are blessed! Your garden is beautiful !❤
Beautiful lady you are amazing. So much energy and talent. Your garden is fabulous and I enjoyed watching you work to bring it to what it is. You work so hard Angela ....blessings to you and your family 🌿🌿🌿🌷🌷🌷🌷
Wow what a great find ,morels . The garden is lovely well worth the hard work, mine is my escape.
Gorgeous place to be in the summer,beautiful hardwork and great job 🥹🤗🥰🌸👏
Gorgeous! It’s always interesting to me what grows well or is the problem point in gardens in different areas of the country. Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden ❤
15:43 LOVE these chairs!! Beautiful!
HAPPY MONDAY Angela, family, and fur babies. YOUR GARDEN IS BEAUTIFUL, I know it is a lot of work. Thanks for sharing. SHARED TO THE BURGH(Pittsburgh PA) STTB. Enjoy your day
What a wonderful present the morels were!!
Beautiful!!! It is alot of work, but always worth it!
Lovely gardens
The video you took of your garden after you had completed your work was stunning. Absolutely beautiful. I can't imagine it with gravel. The green is so pretty. Thank you for sharing the fruits of your labor.
Great video Angela😊
Gardening has truly given me joy since retiring just 6 months ago. What I didn't have time for before, I have time now. Things really look nice when you give it all a little TLC. Enjoy, because your garden looks beautiful.
One of my favorite videos! Just let me pretend to garden with a good friend and heaven!! Thank you for sharing
Versailles. Beautiful!!
Love your garden
Beautiful ❤
I love the Not Fancy!
I think your garden is organically beautiful 😍 it’s so much work and takes a lot of time & dedication…good luck & God Bless 🙏🏻💕🙂🌾🍄🌷🌸🌺🌹🪻🌻
Being a gardener inmy senior years, I have always appreciated these videos. And I hear you! Whew, it is tough, couldn't do it without my habby's help. Your gardens are a dream. We had Morels last year, but none this. Seems like conditions vary with the weather.
Angela, do you know where to buy those tepees for the garden?
I have been watching for years....thanks for sharing 💕
Hmmm, you look pretty glamorous to me!! 😂 Your garden space is no joke. Definitely a lot to care for. It will look so beautiful once it’s all filled in!
Beautiful
Angela,your garden is just beautiful! I'm 72 and just weeding and planting one big bed made me tired and I can't imagine doing that with all of yours! You have done a wonderful job!!! You're a "Wonder Woman " for sure!!
My favorite, no glamour just gardening ❤
Love your marinier shirts, Angela!
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Loved my first video with you.
Votre jardin est magnifique Angela! Bravo pour tout ce travail accompli et quelle chance que vous ayez des morilles dans votre jardin! Love from France. Amandine
To keep my edging in check, I use a weed trimmer every other mowing. I haven’t edged with a shovel in years. Thanks for sharing your gardening with us. I’ve been missing it.
I get that ! About all the work and keeping up as you age . It’s a reality. I recently put screened creek gravel that’s in our area a beautiful shades of brown . It does still grow weeds but they are easy to pull . You might consider putting a good quality weed cloth under the gravel if you go that route . I love walking on gravel . The crunch ❤Your space is my dream .
I'm 56, and we just this year relented to landscape fabric in our homestead market style garden, simply because I can't keep up with the weeding and my Bakery too. I don't know how you do all you do. I'm praying I can recycle the fabric for many more years...
Btw, I liked the places you sat me down- casual filming is delightful!! Big hugs!❤
Love ❤️❤️❤️ your gardens. Mine's big too, measured in acres rather than square feet. Product package sizes and plants are priced for tiny suburban lots where the house covers the majority of space.
I remember when you started that garden from nothing, how hard you worked, how difficult it was for you to find time to create your vision. You've come a long way baby! Well done.
The pressures of motherhood will lessen and you'll have more time on your hands.
The grass paths are lovely. Mine were planted in creeping red fescue which didn't creep at all, but it threw seeds if I didn't mow twice a week. It required too much water in the summer months in this arid climate. If I can find a source for native pea gravel I'm trying it next. I've transplanted starts of my favorite plants and have redesigned my garden with raised beds 16 to 20 inches tall. Not sure how I'll like switching from free-form bed shapes to rectangles and squares but the sound of crunchy gravel underfoot draws me to give it a go.
I'm new to your channel and I think that your garden is just beautiful. I love it.
Amen sister !! Love my zoysia grass but it loves my flower beds more then me 😢keep up the good work . Your garden is beautiful
As much stone as you have on your place, you could definitely create garden structure with stone pillars, obelisks or even a grotto, if you get really motivated. The upside is that they wouldn't die back and those rascal deer couldn't eat them! AND, the wind won't blow them away! If nothing else, perhaps a pizza oven. Love the gardening videos!
Morels! Yum!
As your garden matures, the work changes, yes it can be arduous, but it keeps you fit and eases your mind as you work with the weeds, and reap the rewards of surprising finds like mushrooms, and lovely flowers.
I understand what you mean ,I’m nearly 74 years old ,I have been seriously working on our garden inbetween my work and housework ,I’ve been digging ,splitting plants ,transplanting ,barrowing horse manure here and there,I’ve put down crazy pave paths with broken pavers we had ,I had a long list of things to do so most are ticked off now ,The thing for you is try to make things easier for yourself ,My aim is to fill the garden up with perennials and plants that take our Florida sun and the cold snaps ,I’ve lost a lot of plants to this ,I want to get the garden more or less to look after itself with me just pottering about,I think I’m getting there ,
Hi Angela, This opportunity to watch you garden in real life is fabulous! That tree in your front yard on the corner of your house is huge!! Does it cause damage to your house?
I’m spending the next 5 years adding as many perennial fruits, veggies and low maintenance flowers to our yard.
So cool to find the Morel mushrooms!! Have you eaten them yet?
Thanks for the inspiration, Julie 🌷
I think your garden is beautiful even without the structures.
Your garden looks fabulous for how long you’ve had it. Trees would shade the beds and stunt the plants, your structures looks great! Just do you!
So I enjoyed this video so much! You were so natural and just like the rest of us with issues and such. Sometimes you seem a little too fancy with your decor and such. Anyway I really enjoyed this.
If Tasha Tudor could do it, I believe you could.
Прекрасный волшебный цветущий сад и Анжела там Фея!🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍
Where did you get those teepee structure things? They're just too cool for words. Many blessings everyone.
Green Giants are great, fast growing, and deer resistant. So are cryptomerias. I bought mine from seedling sizes and after 5 years they are over 10 feet tall now. Golden Sekkai are more dense and have yellow tips in Spring. Nellie Stevens (hollies) are good, too.
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I’m learning a lot about life on planet earth through my garden. I will prep and plant these beautiful flowers and veggies and ya know what? Before I can turn around a weed that looks Soooooo Muchhhhh like the plant I babied and prayed over has shot up in so little time that I can hardly recognize the difference between the two. How does this happen? This “ Angel of light”?
I see it now in every corner of my world. I’ve become a hyper vigilant gardener of my mind, my grandchildren’s friends, my prayer life. Everything is translating.
Your garden is gorgeous. I have a problem with deer as well, they don't bother my hemlock evergreens.
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Angela, your gardens are lovely. I'm 71 and still garden; albeit, in very tall raised beds. My mother gardened until she passed away at 89. Thank you so much for your time and effort making videos. I also appreciate your podcast with Shaye, you two lighten my week.
Please send us more videos of your rain and storms!
Absolutely ADORE the bamboo "tipi " for supporting plants. Did you made them yourself or can you buy them (where??) ?
I'm at the point now that you mentioned "when I get older". Guess what? I'm still adding. I just can't stop. I think I will hire someone next spring to just clean up and get it to the point where I can maintain it. See problem solved.
Have you thought about a combination of gravel and grass. Example of grass around the center circle and gravel paths from there. Still get some of the green you like but less work
I can't believe how big Junior is! Don't you ever have squirrels oe gophers or anything after your stuff? I do and it's a pain. I'm an old lady now and I tell you it is so hard to do it with this body now. I barely keep up and I have gardeners. A lot of us in SoCal can't get seeds to come up so we are buying plants. In England, people still take the mushrooms they find to pharmacists to make sure they are safe. Thank you for the lovely tour!!!!!
I’m in my 70’s and find it gets harder every year. I have downsized my beds and put in a couple hours a day tops. Spring cleanup is the most physical. I don’t have many weeds because I plant close together as in the English cottage style..
Here is an idea that i think of, one day all your children will be grown so that leaves time,alot of time lol,the housework ,laundry ,meals will be less time consuming. I think gravel is a great idea!! It does get soo old digging weeds,i just want to spray kill all weed killer but my hubby says no. And as always God will make a way.
PS Your tulips are stunning! Did you retrieve all the stone from your property? They are fabulous. Julie 🌷
PSS This ending is Nancy Meyers movie worthy. 😊