Your mother-in-law's property is absolutely stunning! So is yours! Love the wreath faded, but especially when it was freshly put together. The soft muted colors are so romantic. Maybe you could pick up some spray paint in soft muted colors with some cream, silver, or gold & top it up? Or perhaps go for it with all gold or silver? Great video about the drying results & tips! Thanks from Florida!
I loved your wreath especially when in nice color. I hope you would consider showing how you put it together with names. First time to your channel, yours and your mil gardens are beautiful.
I appreciate the pictures of them in flower, dried, then yr later. That must’ve been a lot of time filming and editing. Can you tell me if the pot with your olive tree just has drainage holes or is the whole bottom of the pot cut out? I bought a tree with thin trunk that forks into 2quite low. The whole tree is lanky. Tried to airlayer one of them but failed so that branch is cut off. I really want to save it and wonder if you have any tips. I am in z7. Should I cut the remaining long branch and bring it inside? I do not have a greenhouse.
Hi there! I’m sorry I just saw your message. The thin trunk olives are less hardy than my old one, I think I would cut it back and bring it into the coolest but lightest part of your home, if you get a lot of hard frosts. Keep watering though. In the spring I would give it a good feed and maybe repot it too. My old olive has the whole bottom of the pot removed. Hope that helps Katy x
Interesting video thank you for sharing xx I love the structure and organisation of your garden but it was enjoyable seeing your MIL’s xx
Thank you ☺️
Everyone’s garden is different, I can’t have a cottage garden style because as you say, I’m an organised type 💚☺️
Thank you for sharing. It was a delight to see your Mother in Law's garden.
Thank you ☺️
Absolutely beautiful, so much to inspire in this video, thank you Katy 💐
I’m so pleased ☺️💚
Thank you Katy, you are an inspiration very much looking forward to your next instalment!
Thank you so much ☺️
Your mother-in-law's property is absolutely stunning! So is yours! Love the wreath faded, but especially when it was freshly put together. The soft muted colors are so romantic. Maybe you could pick up some spray paint in soft muted colors with some cream, silver, or gold & top it up? Or perhaps go for it with all gold or silver? Great video about the drying results & tips! Thanks from Florida!
Great ideas, thank you!
Beautiful gardens! Had to slow down the playback speed to take it all in!
Thank you ☺️ I will do a full tour soon
I loved your wreath especially when in nice color. I hope you would consider showing how you put it together with names. First time to your channel, yours and your mil gardens are beautiful.
Hi there, yes I will be doing some wreath making videos. There are some how to blogs on my website too x
I just subscribed, but I have to say your garden is stunning 😍 I hope my garden looks half that nice one day.
Thank you so much ☺️💚
I appreciate the pictures of them in flower, dried, then yr later. That must’ve been a lot of time filming and editing. Can you tell me if the pot with your olive tree just has drainage holes or is the whole bottom of the pot cut out? I bought a tree with thin trunk that forks into 2quite low. The whole tree is lanky. Tried to airlayer one of them but failed so that branch is cut off. I really want to save it and wonder if you have any tips. I am in z7. Should I cut the remaining long branch and bring it inside? I do not have a greenhouse.
Hi there! I’m sorry I just saw your message. The thin trunk olives are less hardy than my old one, I think I would cut it back and bring it into the coolest but lightest part of your home, if you get a lot of hard frosts. Keep watering though. In the spring I would give it a good feed and maybe repot it too.
My old olive has the whole bottom of the pot removed.
Hope that helps
Katy x
What are the large gold shrubs in the veg garden? Thanks for sharing.
I think that is golden privet hedge ✨
@@katyatthemanor2747 thank you, it's so bright I thought it might be chartreuse.