I am so thrilled your channel came up in my feed. I was into the video ten minutes and immediately subscribed. You have the perfect voice for narrating. Not to mention a stunning garden! I have been gardening for over 20 years in the same space and will adopt a couple of ideas from your garden in mine. I'm looking forward to more videos and viewing the existing videos in your archive. Thank you so much for sharing. Gardening in Zone 5, Ontario, Canada. 💚 💚💚💚💚
Thank you for watching - this is zone 7 - Denmark is as far to the north as Canada, but is heated by an ocean current, so we have a milder climate. Depending on how far you go back in the videos in the archive, the sound will go down in quality - I started using a small outdoor microphone last year and it improved a lot on the wind noise that was an issue previously. Thank you for subscribing and happy gardening to you in Canada :-)
Your garden is stunning. I particularly like your Geraniums and Alliums. I'm glad that I've kept my Physostegia in a pot as I was going to plant it in the ground but won't now. I had no idea that it spread like that.
I think today might be the day that I dig it up. It is going to be a lot of work removing it but luckily we have had some rain recently and the ground is a bit wet without being muddy so easier to work with then it was during the period of sunshine we just went through. Thank you for watching.
More videos depend on having the time required while the weather is acceptable plus having something new to show. I do agree though that more frequent updates would benefit the channel a lot. Thank you for your suggestion and thank you for watching.
@@MyGardenInDenmark I have relatives all over Denmark, but the ones I am closest to live in the Copenhagen area. I sent one of them a link to your RUclips show.
Greetings from Kentucky. I had to laugh when you talked about your Physostegia or the so-called Obedient plant. I call that plant the "Disobedient " plant. I had it years ago and became tired of removing its spreading growth. You could put it in a pot and set the pot in the border. That would keep it contained. We fortunately in Kentucky do have hummingbirds. I have a honeysuckle vine that really attracts them to my backyard. I also have seen Hummingbird hawk-moths in my garden. Your garden is looking very beautiful. Take care and happy gardening, James
I agree - "Disobedient" plant is a much better name for it - it is definitely misbehaving. I think you are right that one solution could be to containerize it as I have not seen a lot of seedlings around it. I will probably still end up removing it though. Having both Hummingbird hawk-moths and hummingbirds sounds amazing - I wish we had that here as well. Thank you for watching the video, and happy gardening to you too :)
Roses tend to not have many leaves close to the ground. The geraniums are there to hide the legs of the roses. Also, since the roses don't have many leases close to the ground I like to cover the ground with plants to prevent weeds. So the geraniums are there to hide the bare legs and weed prevention. Thank you for watching.
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Greetings from New Zealand,Thankyou for the tour of your garden,lovely mixture of colour and textures beautifully planted..thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching :)
I am so thrilled your channel came up in my feed. I was into the video ten minutes and immediately subscribed. You have the perfect voice for narrating. Not to mention a stunning garden! I have been gardening for over 20 years in the same space and will adopt a couple of ideas from your garden in mine.
I'm looking forward to more videos and viewing the existing videos in your archive. Thank you so much for sharing. Gardening in Zone 5, Ontario, Canada.
💚 💚💚💚💚
Thank you for watching - this is zone 7 - Denmark is as far to the north as Canada, but is heated by an ocean current, so we have a milder climate.
Depending on how far you go back in the videos in the archive, the sound will go down in quality - I started using a small outdoor microphone last year and it improved a lot on the wind noise that was an issue previously.
Thank you for subscribing and happy gardening to you in Canada :-)
Your garden reminds me of a painting it is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Love the grass path; so idyllic.
Thank you very much
Wonderful garden, greetings from Uk 😊
Thank you very much
Enjoyed your garden, liked :the curved path. And the alliums look lovely!
The alliums have been really great this year. They really carry the garden in late spring. Thank you for watching :)
Lovely garden! I throughly enjoyed the tour. Thank you for sharing ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for watching
awesome
Thank you
❤❤❤❤wow.what an incredible garden you have..looks amazing❤❤❤
Faye here in canada
Thank you
@@MyGardenInDenmark 😊❤
Your alliums are still looking beautiful!
Thank you - they are definitely the star of the garden when in full flower.
What a lovely Flowers
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My friend thank you for good sharing. Have a good relationship 😊
Thank you :)
Beautiful! I look forward to see what changes you make. My garden evolves as I do!
Thank you - I don't think that the garden is ever going to get done either - it will keep changing with new ideas and inspiration from other gardens.
Very Beautiful!!! Great garden
Thank you :)
Your garden is stunning. I particularly like your Geraniums and Alliums. I'm glad that I've kept my Physostegia in a pot as I was going to plant it in the ground but won't now. I had no idea that it spread like that.
I think today might be the day that I dig it up. It is going to be a lot of work removing it but luckily we have had some rain recently and the ground is a bit wet without being muddy so easier to work with then it was during the period of sunshine we just went through.
Thank you for watching.
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Thank you for your kind words and thank you for watching
Love ur garden. So beautiful. Lots of variety of plants and flowers. Could u make more videos to share with your viewers. Thanks.
More videos depend on having the time required while the weather is acceptable plus having something new to show. I do agree though that more frequent updates would benefit the channel a lot.
Thank you for your suggestion and thank you for watching.
❤❤❤ wow your gadern is a show stopper
Thank you very much
You are a very talented gardener!!!
Thank you very much
@@MyGardenInDenmark I have relatives all over Denmark, but the ones I am closest to live in the Copenhagen area. I sent one of them a link to your RUclips show.
Thanks for another great garden tour, my dear friend
Thank you very much
Greetings from Kentucky. I had to laugh when you talked about your Physostegia or the so-called Obedient plant. I call that plant the "Disobedient " plant. I had it years ago and became tired of removing its spreading growth. You could put it in a pot and set the pot in the border. That would keep it contained. We fortunately in Kentucky do have hummingbirds. I have a honeysuckle vine that really attracts them to my backyard. I also have seen Hummingbird hawk-moths in my garden. Your garden is looking very beautiful. Take care and happy gardening, James
I agree - "Disobedient" plant is a much better name for it - it is definitely misbehaving. I think you are right that one solution could be to containerize it as I have not seen a lot of seedlings around it. I will probably still end up removing it though. Having both Hummingbird hawk-moths and hummingbirds sounds amazing - I wish we had that here as well. Thank you for watching the video, and happy gardening to you too :)
Beautiful garden.
Thank you.
We get hummingbird hawk moths too (in UK)
The hummingbird hawk moth is a favorite here. It is not every year that I see one though.
@julieblackstock8650 Stella stellaris? We have them in Greece too.
Your alliums are like kings in your gorgeous garden.
We had 34C in Greece today.
Do you use geraniums to protect roses?
Roses tend to not have many leaves close to the ground. The geraniums are there to hide the legs of the roses. Also, since the roses don't have many leases close to the ground I like to cover the ground with plants to prevent weeds. So the geraniums are there to hide the bare legs and weed prevention.
Thank you for watching.