Life in a Cottage Garden with Carol Klein 2022🍀Series 1 - Winter
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- In this new series, plantswoman Carol Klein shares with us a year in her garden at Glebe Cottage in north Devon. Carol has looked after her garden for over 30 years, and each year brings with it its own rewards and delights, as well as problems and challenges. Follow Carol as her garden grows, flourishes, dies and is reborn.
The first episode covers January and February. The frosts have not yet released their grip on the garden, and the devastation of a hard winter is scattered all around. There is much to do - cutting back, preparing the soil and garlic planting. The first green shoots of the year begin to appear, as drifts of snowdrops carpet the woodland floor and hellebores reveal their ravishing colours. A local woodsman joins Carol to lay a native hedge. Slowly the first signs of spring appear.
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You are a glorious woman. I can’t get enough of watching and learning.
You are unbelievable working in winter where in the Northeast of US our soil is frozen until March usually. I love all your shows giving me ideas to improve mine. Thank you and keep going. Your greatest Britain gardens I can't get enough of.
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Thank you Carol. We learned so many practical things from you. Thank you too for posting this. You’re helping many people to love the Mother Earth who’s so good to all of us.
Oh Carol! You are a kindred spirit. We working the same jobs at the same time thousands of miles apart but together. When I put on my headphones and watch each new video---especialy this one I feel like you are talking just to me and inspiring me on every step. But I don't mind sharing you with the rest of our green world. You are my Sister of the Soil.
I wish I could tell you how much you feed my soul when I watch you in your cottage garden. Thank you Caro Klein.
Mary G.S.
Carol, I love your beautiful voice, laughter and you. And your wonderful garden. Thank you for sharing with us. You're the best.
We stand with you ❤. In the city of Vancouver, Canada.
The winter was so very cold that gardens all over are half dead. As all gardeners...we March on!!!
( we can now experiment with the utmost abandon)...love nature, and the grounds we create upon them.
Quite a few Garden programmes to watch but each one individually is amazing. Your enthusiasm is never ending Carol. Watching you gardening is like opening a Lucky Packet you never know what surprise is waiting on you. Great to divide the garden into different rooms, I also love the Woodland garden, there is magic happening in there. It was a great video. Thank you for all the hints.
I watched all episodes of 'Life in a cottage garden' so often and each time I feel like discovering something differnt. Carol Klein is an endless source of inspiration. Also for my own garden and RUclips account.
Brave, Beautiful Woman! tip of the hat.Congratulation Neil. :-)
Sweet Carol Klein ♥️
Beautiful!!’ And educational, thanks for sharing!!!
Looking forward to your series, thank you so much!
Snow Drop propagation fascinating thank you. Love your videos.
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Absolutely wonderful. Thank you so much!
Oh what a treat love Carol,looking forward to this series. Thank you.
I started with the early spring video, and have watched the whole year. Carol has such energy, and an understanding of nature, gathered from years of experience. I'm also a world away in Southern California, where citrus trees and bougainvillea bloom in February. But the same philosophies apply, and I still do pruning and clean up. It's often warm by the time the rain starts for the year, so it's necessary to strip off all the leaves to prevent fungus when pruning roses. Lavender and rosemary need partial shade to survive late summer temps that can fry a plant in an hour. While specifics may be different, we gardeners belong the same tribe. The living fence/hedge is amazing, and I love those woven willow panels. I'm sure I can make something very like from soft wood shrubs I have here. Sending this inspiration on to my friends. Thanks for sharing it. :)
Thank you ,Carol ,I have learnt a lot from you !
Hi i like your beautiful garden
Awesome episode! Always so inspiring ❤️
wonderful music and photography. love this series. this is helping me get through our long winter and also motivating me to get out and get the garden ready for spring.
Thank you R.A.Javier
Wonderful new serie!
Beautiful surroundings and fun work to create wonder🌿
You need some real cold hardy plants now with the weather changes. Tea sounds good.
An amazing lady!!!
I love Carol Klein- she was born in 1945- like me (I´m two months older). We are both full steam ahead.After all, who´s counting?
👍💯😉!!!
Эта дама просто чудо какое-то! 💥Сколько очарования, энтузиазма, страсти к растюшкам! Какая харизма! Обожаю! 👍🔥
I love watching you garden ! But, today I was wondering what type of little terriers you have. They are so cute !
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Carol I just have to ask! How much can you Bench Press you strong woman? LOL
It is way too cold and miserable out there for me kudos to you because I’m not going out in my garden this time of year to cold miserable and wet🌨
😍😍😍😍😍
great
Zone 8a milton, Florida. Had a 14-degree night, hosta & amaryllis foliage have melted. Hostas will recover, but the amaryllis? (All in-ground) should I cut their foliage to the ground too?
lovely series from you as always! What kind o dog is that little brown sweetie?Eva from Sweden
quel boulot mais le jardin sera très beau pour les mois prochains l
Not good- winter without snow... I think- near 70- 80 year ago here was snow winter...
У меня те же работы в саду