Оля, я люблю ваши ролики, потому что всё в вашем саду выглядит так естественно, как будто растет само. Конечно я понимаю что это большой труд, уход за садом. Но когда я вижу ваш сад мне кажется это просто фантастическим, как будто природа сама создала такую красоту и гармонию. У вас отличный вкус и вы настоящий мастер ❤❤❤
Oh I wish we were neighbors! Gardening is my main hobby but I also keep chickens and bees and do upholstery (though I haven’t tackled a sofa yet!) I would love to trade some honey for delicious Ukrainian food ☺️
Hi Olga I came across your channel when you interviewed Nancy Grant at her Fairfield property and was surprised to know that you are in Stratford as I am too! I very much enjoyed your garden, especially your roses. I have some knockout roses in my garden, but would love to grow other types of roses, but just have no idea where to start. I hope we can chat someday I would love to hear more of your garden tips.
Hello Daniela, hi neighbor! Yes, growing roses is quite exciting. Give me some questions and I will try to create a video for you on where to start for the beginner rosarian. I am starting to volunteer at Booth Memorial park, at the rose garden. Just had a lovely chat with Mr. Frank who runs those 400 roses there.You can see me there, they meet on Tue. and Fri. , 9-12 most of the year. Meanwhile, please send me a message through my email with your questions (gardeningwitholga@gmail.com)
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you Olga for responding to me. Funny you mentioned Boothe Park since that is where my husband and I got married 8 years ago this past week. We visit Boothe from time to time because we love visiting those beautiful roses. I definitely hope to see you there on some Friday in the near future!
Z5b, Michigan. I have ‘White Dawn’, whose parent is ‘New Dawn’. I have had the same problem with very slow growth, & a very few basal breaks, most height has come from it creating a new leader off an existing cane. I tried growing it in zone 6b & zone 5b. This year, I finally gave up on it & gave it to my daughter in Z7a. It seems to be much happier there with the heat & humidity. I found out, she was not Michigan material!
Well, I read somewhere that New Dawn is propagated for so many years since it was introduced, and propagation was often done on weak stems , that the genes of this rose is weakened. I might agree with this statement.
Thank you for the insightful response… makes sense. I’ve replaced her with ‘The Pilgrim’, & it seems to be more prolific, with nice, long first shoots for a 1st season rose. Waiting for climbers to reach mature height can be a bit of a ‘waiting/patience’ game, especially at my latitude (47°N), but I know it will pay off. Melissa, ARS consulting Rosarian, MSU Ext. Master Gardener Trainee
Olga you have such a beautiful garden! I can see how much you enjoy your space and I love your what can you do attitude about it all when things struggle a bit. What is the tree behind your head here @7:24?
Beautiful! Is that agastache in front of Olivia Austen? Here in NC, it was so dry and hot for weeks that I could barely keep up watering. A lot of my summer blooms have faded out, so my July garden isn't as colorful as I wish. Not even the yarrow could keep it's color like I'm used to. Things are bouncing back now that the rains have come, but everything (including me lol) looks a little stressed
Yes, that agastache is a bit too happy near Olivia rose. I love all the pollinators there! We woke up to another cool morning here in Connecticut, I hope the cool breezes are here to stay! Well, have a stress free day!
Thank you, Olga, for sharing the strengths & weaknesses of your plants. That is most helpful. Even though I enjoy seeing beautiful gardens, it's real life information that is truly helpful to me.
Доброго дня Ольго, сад чудовий, такий насищений колiр зеленi, чого не скажиш про нашi сади в Украiнi пiсля аномальноi спеки. Я ваша нова пiдписниця яка почала вивчати англiйську мову за що вам дуже вдячна.
Оля, я люблю ваши ролики, потому что всё в вашем саду выглядит так естественно, как будто растет само. Конечно я понимаю что это большой труд, уход за садом. Но когда я вижу ваш сад мне кажется это просто фантастическим, как будто природа сама создала такую красоту и гармонию. У вас отличный вкус и вы настоящий мастер ❤❤❤
Awww, thank you so much for a wonderful message!
I love you Olga..... you are what is so wonderful about our world. you are a beautiful soul....
Awww, thank you!
Omg. Your video appeared in my feed so My wife and I started watching and we actually are neighbors here in Stratford. You have a beautiful garden
Hey there! Welcome to my channel! Yes, I am in Stratford and have been growing my garden for 14 years already.
I always learn something while enjoying your beautiful garden.
Love your tour of the garden. But I really love all the pots on the porch makes it so comfortable looking beautiful. Enjoy.🥰
Thanks Olga, I always love watching your garden videos, and at the same time learning as well.
HI Olga! Beautiful garden as usual. I officially own 4 roses now and I find I'm becoming addicted to them. I have you to thank for that
Rose addiction! Beware! Well, it is all good, and a great hobby to have! Enjoy.
Oh I wish we were neighbors! Gardening is my main hobby but I also keep chickens and bees and do upholstery (though I haven’t tackled a sofa yet!) I would love to trade some honey for delicious Ukrainian food ☺️
I wish we were neighbors! I would invite you for a good Ukrainian borsch!
@@OlgaCarmodyyum!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Good morning Olga from Kansas City. Your garden is so beautiful, I always look forward to your video's. would love to have you as my neighbor. 😀
Aww, thank you! Have a lovely day in Kansas City!
Hi Olga
I came across your channel when you interviewed Nancy Grant at her Fairfield property and was surprised to know that you are in Stratford as I am too! I very much enjoyed your garden, especially your roses. I have some knockout roses in my garden, but would love to grow other types of roses, but just have no idea where to start. I hope we can chat someday I would love to hear more of your garden tips.
Hello Daniela, hi neighbor! Yes, growing roses is quite exciting. Give me some questions and I will try to create a video for you on where to start for the beginner rosarian. I am starting to volunteer at Booth Memorial park, at the rose garden. Just had a lovely chat with Mr. Frank who runs those 400 roses there.You can see me there, they meet on Tue. and Fri. , 9-12 most of the year. Meanwhile, please send me a message through my email with your questions (gardeningwitholga@gmail.com)
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you Olga for responding to me. Funny you mentioned Boothe Park since that is where my husband and I got married 8 years ago this past week. We visit Boothe from time to time because we love visiting those beautiful roses. I definitely hope to see you there on some Friday in the near future!
Even though you were away, your Garden still looks lovely.
Z5b, Michigan.
I have ‘White Dawn’, whose parent is ‘New Dawn’. I have had the same problem with very slow growth, & a very few basal breaks, most height has come from it creating a new leader off an existing cane. I tried growing it in zone 6b & zone 5b. This year, I finally gave up on it & gave it to my daughter in Z7a. It seems to be much happier there with the heat & humidity. I found out, she was not Michigan material!
Well, I read somewhere that New Dawn is propagated for so many years since it was introduced, and propagation was often done on weak stems , that the genes of this rose is weakened. I might agree with this statement.
Thank you for the insightful response… makes sense. I’ve replaced her with ‘The Pilgrim’, & it seems to be more prolific, with nice, long first shoots for a 1st season rose. Waiting for climbers to reach mature height can be a bit of a ‘waiting/patience’ game, especially at my latitude (47°N), but I know it will pay off.
Melissa, ARS consulting Rosarian, MSU Ext. Master Gardener Trainee
Olga you have such a beautiful garden! I can see how much you enjoy your space and I love your what can you do attitude about it all when things struggle a bit. What is the tree behind your head here @7:24?
Beautiful! Is that agastache in front of Olivia Austen?
Here in NC, it was so dry and hot for weeks that I could barely keep up watering. A lot of my summer blooms have faded out, so my July garden isn't as colorful as I wish. Not even the yarrow could keep it's color like I'm used to. Things are bouncing back now that the rains have come, but everything (including me lol) looks a little stressed
Yes, that agastache is a bit too happy near Olivia rose. I love all the pollinators there! We woke up to another cool morning here in Connecticut, I hope the cool breezes are here to stay! Well, have a stress free day!
Скажите а у вас в небе есть следы химии? Белые разводы, как разлитое молоко в небе? Очень много растений погибло от этих распыления. 😢
Thank you, Olga, for sharing the strengths & weaknesses of your plants. That is most helpful. Even though I enjoy seeing beautiful gardens, it's real life information that is truly helpful to me.
Доброго дня Ольго, сад чудовий, такий насищений колiр зеленi, чого не скажиш про нашi сади в Украiнi пiсля аномальноi спеки. Я ваша нова пiдписниця яка почала вивчати англiйську мову за що вам дуже вдячна.
You are so welcome! Happy gardening and have a great time learning English with me!