i am visiting from Denmark, I find such a thrill to look over your videos. it helps me to see women overcome massive work. as i myself of the age of 61 has a huge garden and my husband over the past few years is handicapped., you give me joy and the will to continue according with a weigtloss plan
☺️ thank you ❤ your comment helps me continue with the dream of turning this property into a garden. Comments like yours help me when I start to get discouraged. This property isn't easy to deal with considering the fact that someone once used it as a dumping ground... not sure if you saw the video where I removed an old rusted out truck bed, I still have a pile of about 30 tires to remove as well😔 not to mention all the invasive plants on the property... but seeing this comment makes me happy and I will continue with the dream❤💕❤💕
I can't believe you're out there with no gloves on 😮 you are braver than me! Love your videos and seeing the progress. It must be a dream having a whole acre to do with whatever you like 😂 im living vicariously thru you. Thank you for sharing 😊
@@leanderlawrence8312 I usually start off with gloves then end up with them off LOL but I mostly just try to use gloves when I'm pulling weeds with all the poison ivy in Virginia creeper out there. Probably should use them more often with all the glass out there in the ground that I come across. Having this acre to do whatever I please is a dream. Plus hubby doesn't stop me from doing what I want either. Thanks for watching! 💕
Wow, such a great spot! How about putting wire across the T-poles and planting a vine or clematis as a wishing well roof? You works so hard and get beautiful results.
Now that's an idea! 🤔 I had a thought to use some chicken wire to create the structure of the roof. Still working out the Kinks not sure yet what I will be doing.
Great job. Whitney, went outside yesterday & found a black snake suntanning on the back cement porch. Grabbed the snake tong & put it in the storm drain down the street. Heart attack.
Yeah I saw a snake last week near my front porch it was a garter snake. Scared me a bit but they are harmless. I don't have any snake tongs though LOL probably would be too scared to use it anyways
I miss working like that. I can't do the physical lifting and bending anymore 😢 but I'm new sub today. You an inspiration and teaching me about using cardboard for pavers. Maybe someday one of my grandchildren can come help me make something in their future garden. ❤
Thank you for watching 💕 and subscribing. I do hope that your grandchildren will come and help you in your garden. I would have loved to help my grandmother in hers❤ I do occasionally help my parents in their garden though.
Keep us posted! I hope you can keep weeds out. I used cardboard to kill a garden 30' x6', over winter. In spring i used a sharp pick and potatoe fork by hand. i had great Gourdseed Corn that year, but lost control of the weeds the second year. It does better with clover around the corn, than just weeding.
I try to keep up on the weeds, the cardboard does help tremendously. The weeds that seed above the cardboard are easy to pull I just have to get out there and do it LOL
Honestly I don't believe it had a tag on it when I bought it...but I love it for its height and blue color. I'll try to make the next video longer for you Stacy LOL
@@KarenSnyder-dc8bp thank you! 💕It will take awhile but I would like to show what one or two people can achieve on a small budget. I aim to inspire and create. Thank you for watching☺️❤️
Yes, i have heard of chip drop! The problem with that would be the lot we live on. The house is pretty much on a hill with a small driveway...wooded on three sides and no where to drop a load like that. More than likely it would block entry into the driveway.
First videos of yours that I've watched, you are a work horse! Those vines/roots would have had me done for. I'm new to outdoor gardening and am just starting on a cardboard/mulch area. Is there a reason why you don't put cardboard down in the areas that you also plant, to suppress the weeds?
I usually plant an area first then apply the cardboard around the plants, unless I dont have all the plants for that area, then I'll apply the cardboard over the whole flower bed. With the wet mulch being on top it softens the cardboard and it's easy to cut away the cardboard for later planting. Thank you for watching😊
@@MsScoobysnak I normally do, but when it comes to filming I have to put gloves on, take gloves off. It's difficult sometimes to work the camera with them on ,so sometimes I forget to put them back on when the filming starts 🤦🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Instead of wasting your viewers time figuring out your cardboard layout, plan ahead of time. Use old garden hoses and/or landscape paint. When you've achieved what appeals to you, start filming.
@@cheflorenzo4491 if me filming a few minutes of how I lay out a path is wasting your time then maybe you should watch a channel where they hire landscapers to do it for them 🤷🏾♀️. This is about showing the process from start to finish of how I create a garden. From the very start of the path I said I wanted it in a curve which is how I laid it... old garden hose or landscape paint ( which I have used before) may have or may not have made the process faster. Could have just shown the pathway complete but people would have questions of the process.
i am visiting from Denmark, I find such a thrill to look over your videos. it helps me to see women overcome massive work. as i myself of the age of 61 has a huge garden and my husband over the past few years is handicapped., you give me joy and the will to continue according with a weigtloss plan
☺️ thank you ❤ your comment helps me continue with the dream of turning this property into a garden. Comments like yours help me when I start to get discouraged. This property isn't easy to deal with considering the fact that someone once used it as a dumping ground... not sure if you saw the video where I removed an old rusted out truck bed, I still have a pile of about 30 tires to remove as well😔 not to mention all the invasive plants on the property... but seeing this comment makes me happy and I will continue with the dream❤💕❤💕
I can't believe you're out there with no gloves on 😮 you are braver than me! Love your videos and seeing the progress. It must be a dream having a whole acre to do with whatever you like 😂 im living vicariously thru you. Thank you for sharing 😊
@@leanderlawrence8312 I usually start off with gloves then end up with them off LOL but I mostly just try to use gloves when I'm pulling weeds with all the poison ivy in Virginia creeper out there. Probably should use them more often with all the glass out there in the ground that I come across. Having this acre to do whatever I please is a dream. Plus hubby doesn't stop me from doing what I want either. Thanks for watching! 💕
The pathway looks great. Love the bench and the hosta set it off perfect.
Thank you! 💕 it looks like it's coming together nicely can't wait to get all the other perennials in and finish the well ☺️
Great pathway! That hosta is gorgeous and the whole area is gonna be great❤
@@cassandrasmith5517 thank you! ❤️
Love your Channel, A fresh breath of inspiration ❤
@@whytewolf5660 thank you! 💕 I try ☺️
Wow, such a great spot!
How about putting wire across the T-poles and planting a vine or clematis as a wishing well roof?
You works so hard and get beautiful results.
Now that's an idea! 🤔 I had a thought to use some chicken wire to create the structure of the roof. Still working out the Kinks not sure yet what I will be doing.
Great job. Whitney, went outside yesterday & found a black snake suntanning on the back cement porch. Grabbed the snake tong & put it in the storm drain down the street. Heart attack.
Yeah I saw a snake last week near my front porch it was a garter snake. Scared me a bit but they are harmless. I don't have any snake tongs though LOL probably would be too scared to use it anyways
I've never seen a hosta so big! 😍
@@theurbanthirdhomestead she is lovely ☺️ but they come even bigger than that LOL
❤YOU HAVE INSPIRED ME SUPER SOIL SISTA 🎉KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK ‼️
@@aletashort7563 thank you! 💕☺️
I miss working like that. I can't do the physical lifting and bending anymore 😢 but I'm new sub today. You an inspiration and teaching me about using cardboard for pavers. Maybe someday one of my grandchildren can come help me make something in their future garden. ❤
Thank you for watching 💕 and subscribing. I do hope that your grandchildren will come and help you in your garden. I would have loved to help my grandmother in hers❤ I do occasionally help my parents in their garden though.
Love this path ❤. Thanks for sharing.
@@denesestanley7011 thank you!💕
Your gardens are coming together beautifully. I enjoy your videos.
Thank you❤ and thanks for watching❤
Keep us posted! I hope you can keep weeds out. I used cardboard to kill a garden 30' x6', over winter. In spring i used a sharp pick and potatoe fork by hand. i had great Gourdseed Corn that year, but lost control of the weeds the second year. It does better with clover around the corn, than just weeding.
I try to keep up on the weeds, the cardboard does help tremendously. The weeds that seed above the cardboard are easy to pull I just have to get out there and do it LOL
Looking really good. I love hostas and ajuga.
@@cindywelles2723 thank you! And me too ☺️
Love this path!
Well done! Looking forward to watching your garden grow...while I take breaks in mine 😍
@@shineisland7447 thank you!❤️
New subscriber, I see your terrain is the same to mind. So I love your ideas.
@@LGGGlove thank you! ☺️ thanks for watching💕
Great job!
@@user-kh7sr8qg3p thank you! Thanks for watching 💕
Good job!
@@donnaguyton153 thank you!
You could split the hosta as big as it is.
Yes, I agree. I'd split it and put some on each side of your beautiful bench. Js😊
@@user-nl7tr8hp1z yes I agree but we've been having 100° weather here and there and I didn't want to stress it out too much.
@@debbyrennock8435 that was a thought but what's the weather we've been having I didn't want to stress it
Looks so nice . Thanks for sharing !
@@levans3447 thank you for watching! 💕
Loving this Whitney , I have a 600 year old well in my garden only un over 6 weeks ago x.
600 years old 😮 wow!
Oh it's looking lovely 🌹🙏🏼
@@kristenhasleftthebuilding1380 thank you! ❤️
Great work Whitney! That
Hosta is beautiful. What kind is it? Thank you for sharing with us! Looking forward to the next one! 😊♥️
Honestly I don't believe it had a tag on it when I bought it...but I love it for its height and blue color. I'll try to make the next video longer for you Stacy LOL
Kossa Regal?
Loooookinn Gooood!!
@@MatchezTube thank you 💕
So happy I found your channel! Starting from the beginning, this might take awhile, lol. Your property looks amazing and great inspiration ❤
@@KarenSnyder-dc8bp thank you! 💕It will take awhile but I would like to show what one or two people can achieve on a small budget. I aim to inspire and create. Thank you for watching☺️❤️
Good job...❤🎉
@@JulianaLima-gb6nc thank you❤️
@@creatingyourgarden .. You're welcome(:
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what is the vine w the heart shaped leaf back in the original spot where you dug up the hosta? I think I have some here in Texas. looking good!
I'm guessing you're referring to the wild Grapevine
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I wonder if you’ve heard of Chip Drop? 15-20 yds of chips - Free! I’m waiting on my delivery now.
Yes, i have heard of chip drop! The problem with that would be the lot we live on. The house is pretty much on a hill with a small driveway...wooded on three sides and no where to drop a load like that. More than likely it would block entry into the driveway.
First videos of yours that I've watched, you are a work horse! Those vines/roots would have had me done for. I'm new to outdoor gardening and am just starting on a cardboard/mulch area. Is there a reason why you don't put cardboard down in the areas that you also plant, to suppress the weeds?
I usually plant an area first then apply the cardboard around the plants, unless I dont have all the plants for that area, then I'll apply the cardboard over the whole flower bed. With the wet mulch being on top it softens the cardboard and it's easy to cut away the cardboard for later planting. Thank you for watching😊
Wear gloves!😊
@@MsScoobysnak I normally do, but when it comes to filming I have to put gloves on, take gloves off. It's difficult sometimes to work the camera with them on ,so sometimes I forget to put them back on when the filming starts 🤦🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
Instead of wasting your viewers time figuring out your cardboard layout, plan ahead of time. Use old garden hoses and/or landscape paint. When you've achieved what appeals to you, start filming.
@@cheflorenzo4491 if me filming a few minutes of how I lay out a path is wasting your time then maybe you should watch a channel where they hire landscapers to do it for them 🤷🏾♀️. This is about showing the process from start to finish of how I create a garden. From the very start of the path I said I wanted it in a curve which is how I laid it... old garden hose or landscape paint ( which I have used before) may have or may not have made the process faster. Could have just shown the pathway complete but people would have questions of the process.
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