Refreshing COTTAGE PLANTERS with PERENNIALS at the Meadow House - Ep. 259

Sander's parents are staying down in the Meadow House for a couple weeks and one of the projects we hadn't finished before they arrived were the planters. We'll get to some of those now-even though we haven't gotten through all of them. But this time they'll be getting some cool new perennials.
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[@marky3131]

Why was this video so calming to me? No idea but it was. As always I appreciate you putting the scientific names on the screen.

[@hamodsq272]

I always found her voice so soothing and calming

[@sandragoerlich7134]

What a beautiful view of the pond and gardens, would love to see those planters when they’re full and blooming, thanks sharing!!!

[@lexamehrtens2113]

Love your passion for this Beautiful plants, the place that you have is such a wonderful place to be, as you making the world more pretty and happy, life is so Precious 🌱✨

[@eliseleu4717]

In Greece they use the leaves of the pelargonium in a sweet. They boil pieces of the quince with sugar so it becomes sweet and then put into the sweet quince with two pelargonium leaves in a glass jar to give a nice smell to the sweet.

[@francineh.7825]

The pots from the UK are so beautiful!!

[@dkulikowski]

*****I know that at this time of the year for you and Saunder it is hard to find time to reply to our comments. Let it be said that most of us gardeners know that your time is stretched very, very thin. Indoor and outdoor chores are priorities. Take care, be healthy and BREATHE.

[@sokhachen4556]

Love what you are doing with this land

[@sunitashastry5270]

I loved your choice of plants - they are very interesting ones indeed. I hope you will show us how they grow as they magure

[@rickyt3961]

thanks Summer! looks great 🪴

[@Tminus89]

Will you put the Delphinium in a spot where it will be surrounded with other plants to keep it upright? I've got 2 species in my garden, they basically grow more and more horizontal as time goes by because of wind. It will take a couple of years before some evergreens will be big enough to shield the garden more from wind. With what I saw here, I'd think it would be most happy in a field completely surrounded by other plants of similar height so they all keep each other from being blown over too much (they don't have that here). I was curious about your experience with them

[@maryjenkins6848]

Thank you. Really enjoyed the information.

[@lkhfun6575]

Your guys' channel is my happy place. 🙂

[@FireflyOnTheMoon]

Looking forward to seeing your composting systems. You won't need to buy potting mix any more.

[@LittleSpaceCase]

Ohh I cant wait for you to have a greenhouse

[@titanlurch]

How are these pots overwintered?

[@JoyoftheGardenandHome]

11:02

[@whitejade1000]

Lovely video. May I ask where you purchased the pretty copper wind catcher?

[@allisongorham7389]

No fertilizer for the pots?

[@stillwhitelight]

Nice ad in the thumbnail 😅