The Victorian Flower Garden Episode 3

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

Комментарии • 19

  • @ceceechisolm1079
    @ceceechisolm1079 10 месяцев назад +1

    I truly enjoyed this video.....❤

  • @partlycloudyoptimist809
    @partlycloudyoptimist809 3 года назад +22

    These are so soothing. I’ve been having a really bad time lately with GAD and panic attacks. These help me so much.
    God bless you Mr Dobson and all who worked so hard on them. Big thank you to the person who posted them also. You’ve given me a grand gift of comfort on very long and bad nights.

  • @bellesparks4374
    @bellesparks4374 4 года назад +8

    My mother carried her Bible with orange blossoms on top for her June wedding to my father:). She always spoke of the smell filling the room with their sweet scent. I can only imagine:)! I did wear her beautiful gown and train made of poi de soie and her gorgeous veil edged in the loveliest lace:). Orange blossoms would have been perfect, but I was a March bride and settled on a tear drop bouquet of white roses, lovely.

  • @bellesparks4374
    @bellesparks4374 4 года назад +9

    I would love to see more of these sort:)! I collect old roses along road sides. They smell so good! Cabbage roses, are gorgeous, bouquet roses (7 sisters), climbers, the old huge bush roses, long stem, tea roses-lol. I love them all!!!!

  • @galanie
    @galanie 4 года назад +3

    Sounds funny to hear him say those old roses are susceptible to disease. Where I live, in Texas, the thing I love most about them is that they are not susceptible. Probably because most that we have here in my state today came from old graveyards, etc. where they grew for like 100 years unattended. They were otherwise extinct and only the dedication of rosarians digging through antique catalogs etc. were able to identify them. I guess the delicate ones didn't survive.
    Hat's off to the Texas Rose Rustlers that made that happen in the 1970's till today.

  • @agastas3770
    @agastas3770 3 года назад +1

    Someone stole my rose bushes from the front garden tonight/ this morning... They were just about to bloom... and now I’ve got only those sad empty holes that’re left...
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    I’m watching this and I’m crying 😢

    • @svamandolin3546
      @svamandolin3546 3 года назад +1

      who does that. May each thorn find its way into their skin!

  • @andihajar3412
    @andihajar3412 Год назад +1

    I love the background music. The voice of the flute is relaxing...

  • @nazariatorres8698
    @nazariatorres8698 3 года назад

    Que mãos de Artista 👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @mrswinkyuk
    @mrswinkyuk 4 года назад +6

    All the crappy channels available today, most showing the same rubbish. Why has no one re-broadcast these?

  • @VictoriaN72
    @VictoriaN72 5 лет назад +4

    ❤️

  • @tkarichey3
    @tkarichey3 6 лет назад +5

    these are great programs..when were they made?

    • @NCC-so2bz
      @NCC-so2bz 6 лет назад +2

      MCMXCI = 1991

    • @JenRocketStudio
      @JenRocketStudio 6 лет назад +1

      I agree, great programs! I was thinking early 90s based on the clothing the guys wore!

    • @gmaureen
      @gmaureen 6 лет назад +12

      According to wiki the first series (The Victorian Kitchen Garden) aired in 1987. Then came:
      The Victorian Kitchen (with Ruth Mott), 1989
      The Victorian Flower Garden, 1991
      The Wartime Kitchen and Garden, 1993

    • @pastelitasdelflan
      @pastelitasdelflan 6 лет назад +5

      There were also two specials associated with the series:
      Harry's Big Adventure, 1994 (Harry is a guest of the British Columbia Flower and Garden Festival)
      Ruth Mott's Country Christmas, 1995

    • @Liofa73
      @Liofa73 5 лет назад +1

      WalkOn Bye --- You have a massive repository of information at your fingertips and you still choose to guess at an answer, give a wrong answer, instead of just looking it up on the internet... Sigh.

  • @kevinjamesparr552
    @kevinjamesparr552 15 дней назад

    Both dead now .Harry and Peter God rest them