dalias come from Mexico and South America.. the time to plant them is in the srping for summer bloom.. where there is snow they need to be dug up or they will rot from being frozen .. they have too much water in them to stay in the ground... you will need to remove them by the first frost
Thank you Valeria! We’ve been having cold weather so we took them out of the ground yesterday. Storing them in a few different places to make sure they don’t rot! 😊
Love the history and the pictures of the owners who came before as you use something they once used. I also love the texture of the vignette of Midsummer in between and the wide shot of you on the couch at the end. It's giving me lots of inspiration as a film student. Glad I stumbled on your channel.
🙏❤️ Sometimes I wish I could go back to the time I was in music school. Those years were significant to what I am today as a human being. Had so much fun. I’m glad you feel inspired!
Just found your channel, what a beautiful and charming house you have! And what a nice surprise discovering the old flower bed and how odd it's actually in the same place as you thought to build one too! It looks very pretty after you guys cleared it up and plant the new flowers :)
I leave you guys a heart to say, “ XOjennyinseattle the Bookworm was here and thanks for the content. I know each video is a lot of work. And I enjoyed it. “ Usually I don’t have anything interesting to say, but I want you to know I am following your adventure. I marathoned all your videos over the weekend! And the algorithm counts every comment, even just a heart. It’s very romantic to find the traces of the people who loved your house in history. I enjoy hearing about it.
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dalias come from Mexico and South America.. the time to plant them is in the srping for summer bloom.. where there is snow they need to be dug up or they will rot from being frozen .. they have too much water in them to stay in the ground... you will need to remove them by the first frost
Thank you Valeria! We’ve been having cold weather so we took them out of the ground yesterday. Storing them in a few different places to make sure they don’t rot! 😊
Love the history and the pictures of the owners who came before as you use something they once used. I also love the texture of the vignette of Midsummer in between and the wide shot of you on the couch at the end. It's giving me lots of inspiration as a film student. Glad I stumbled on your channel.
🙏❤️
Sometimes I wish I could go back to the time I was in music school. Those years were significant to what I am today as a human being. Had so much fun. I’m glad you feel inspired!
Fin film! :)
Just found your channel, what a beautiful and charming house you have! And what a nice surprise discovering the old flower bed and how odd it's actually in the same place as you thought to build one too! It looks very pretty after you guys cleared it up and plant the new flowers :)
Thank you so much. These surprises are the best kind of surprises. Looking forward to uncovering the second half at some point!
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I leave you guys a heart to say, “ XOjennyinseattle the Bookworm was here and thanks for the content. I know each video is a lot of work. And I enjoyed it. “
Usually I don’t have anything interesting to say, but I want you to know I am following your adventure. I marathoned all your videos over the weekend! And the algorithm counts every comment, even just a heart.
It’s very romantic to find the traces of the people who loved your house in history. I enjoy hearing about it.
@@drummerlovesbookworm9738I really appreciate the support. Making these videos are a lot of fun but it also takes a lot of time. It makes me really happy to know that someone’s watching. And that you enjoy watching them! 😍 now I’m excited to finish the next two videos!
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