Third Layer of the Potager and Needlefelted Bears
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- UPDATE: Craftshow tickets are all taken now.
The third layer of the Potager is ready to grow. At some point in your gardening, you can switch gears, sit back and relax. In my case, I am needle-felting bears for an upcoming show, as I watch the chamomile, cantaloupe and cucumbers gradually take over the garden.
Such a display of God's gifts love the magic of all you do. ..Thank you for sharing 💞
You're a therapist for people who are depressed and don't know what to do with their time and space Thanks and God bless you
That's good, take joy!
You live a charmed life, and I love your style. You bring magic to everything you touch!
Thanks Susan, I have a lot of inspiration around here.
Your art is simply exquisite!! The Lord really blessed you with great talent. 🥰 Thank you for sharing it!
Thank you so much!
I love the beautiful names you have given your creatures! I love bears and bunnies, cats and kittens! You really have a precious gift, treasure it, wonderful video, thank you x
Thank you for all these wonderful videos!
I just found you on here and I am in love with your home and garden. I am binge watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your little piece of heaven.
Thanks so much for watching!
Hello Jeri! I love the Potager garden tour and your flowers and veggies are looking delightful! You are so creative and best wishes at your craft Fair show! :) Peaches
Thanks Peaches, The Veges have a long way to go to catch up with yours... wish I had your talent for growing the greens.
Love going through your gardens! So beautiful! This is the first time I heard of needlefelting! Your creatures are charming! Thank you for sharing your many talents!💐🤗
I love your shows; it feels like going home again.
I love the furry little bears you are creating. It's a joy visiting your potager garden every time!
Willow, those bears are making me laugh....
What a great studio space you have, nothing beats a big front porch to inspire the creative juices going.
J.B.The porch is my favorite "studio"
Your pet family are so lovely and cute. 💚❤🧡
I just found your channel and was so delighted by your enchanting gardens! What a lovely storybook come to life! New sub!
Hello Jan, Storybook gardens are what I strive to create, so thank you!
I know!!! I love it too!
Ohhh wow!!! Your vidoes just get better & better. I love the fact you recycle EVERY household item imaginable, from crockery to utensils to newel posts to iron bedsteads and incorporate them in your incredible garden!! It's more fascinating than any Enid Blyton book I read as a child.
Where I live in Wales, UK the town is surrounded by five castles. Three of which grow their own produce for Market Gardens. Two of which have peacocks, peahens, chickens, geese & sheep wondering freely in the grounds. I thought I'd seen it all but your garden has got the lot & more to see & offer!
On top of that you create the most beautiful illustrations, paint, felting bears & cats....... you're such a gifted & talented lady. I wish I lived in the US so I could visit your gardens. Simply amazing.
Jaylyn, Your location sounds like the most wonderful place I could imagine, surrounded by castles no less!
It's true that nothing goes to waste around here; if it's an interesting item, I put it to work>
All of our critters just make the place come alive, although it can get pretty noisy around here at times.
If you ever get to the states, you are certainly welcome to come and visit.... but we aren't surrounded by castles ( I wish!) only old barns and the hills of Tennessee.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Aww thank you soo much Jeri. I would love to visit Tennesee and the icing on the cake would be seeing your gardens. Maybe one day. Hopefully. I do love all things American and the people are so warm and friendly. I'd love to hear more about you British heritage. Is it on one of your videos?? 😊
Castles are magnificent places but when you've been brought up around them, the novelty doesn't last. All but one of the castles we have are ruins but the outer walls, towers, turrets & drawbridge of Kidwelly Castle are still standing, tho the moat has dried. Stradey Castle is the only one still completely standing but does look more like a smaller sort of Downton Abbey and was inhabited by Lord & Lady Mansel Lewis. Lady Mansel Lewis was second or third cousin to our current Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen has visited her a few times over the decades, though I've only seen her once in the town but that was an official visit back in 1977 for her Silver Jubilee. We didn't tend to hear that she'd visited until after she'd already left to go back to London or one of her other estates. It was kept very secretive due to her safety/security. Stradey Castle also has the market gardens and beautiful grounds, animals, geese, swans, kinda like the book The Secret Garden. I've found ponds and a small lake on the grounds a few yrs ago that I never knew existed and I had walked the dogs there for years!! Since the deaths of Lord & Lady Mansel Lewis their daughter Claire has now opened Stradey Castle to the public and also rents it out as an events or wedding venue. More inland is Dinefwr Castle which has a market garden & has the peacocks & peahens roaming free along with farm animals & deer. There's a Post Office nearby in the tiniest village called Bethlehem and people from all over the world order Christmas Cards from there to be sent to loved ones on the customers behalf, just so the card and the postmark shows they are from Bethlehem. It really is quite a magical place to live around here. We have our problems tho like everywhere in the world but it is beautiful and right next to the beach is also great in the summer, if it's not raining that is!! ☔😂 😂
P. S. Sorry Jeri, but after moving back to my home town after living away for some years, I've had to edit the above text as my mum told me that Stradey Castle is now, no longer inhabited but is instead an events venue, which has taken me by surprise. 😲
@@jaylyn7285, I'm sure that living around castles and ruins your whole life would take away the thrill.
I do love my country's natural wonders, it is quite beautiful where I live.
My brother-in -law was a genealogist and did a thorough search on our family. On the British side he went back to William the Conqueror and beyond..... (maybe that's more Norman) There were countless kings, dukes and the like. It was pretty fascinating, but I'm sure millions of other ppl have the same connections to this past. I've just always had an affinity to Britain and loved it's history, way before I knew of my ancestors. We in America do tend to love our British cousins!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Oh wow!!! William the Conqueror!! Good gosh!! That's quite an impressive ancestry. You have blue blood running through your veins! That really is so fascinating. Seriously, you should write to the Queen. She has a huge passion for history and indeed her own heritage, plus you also have the genealogical evidence to back it up. It has been said in many documentaries I've seen, that the Queen takes a keen interest in all her daily correspondence so her Private Secretaries endeavour to make sure she sees as many as possible. Give it a try Jeri, at the very least she would have her secretary draft a letter back to you. That in itself would be a wonderful keepsake. 😊
I however, am definitely not from Royal descent! My family are predominantly Welsh, though we did have Welsh Kings & Queens centuries ago, hence all the castles!! 😂 No, I come from a long line of shop owners and other small businesses. My maternal grandmother was irish, from a long line of irish farmers, (I think that's where my love of gardening comes from, although she was far, far better at it than me and could turn the most arid, unsightly patch into an ornamental garden). I have met Prince Charles and I spoke very briefly to Prince Edward when I lived in London 30 yrs ago but that's it for me, unfortunately. 😒 🥀
@@jaylyn7285 There were a whole lot of bad guys in my lineage, especially in the Plantagenet line.. but what makes it so fun, is the ability to find so much information on these ppl because of their fame...or infamy.
The shop owners, craftsmen, and farmers, those were the ppl doing all the real work. Now THAT IS something to be proud of.
The other side of our family is very Dutch and settled in America in the 1600's.
What amazing , beautiful flowers and garden you have ! I love ur bears ur working on ! What a talented lady u are !
Those Peacock's are the most georgeous birds in God's Garden of Eden ! And the sound of them, Chickens & birds seems like you live in Heaven ! I'm spellbound ! I'm like you & my family thinks I'm eccentric ! But it's me & a lifestyle that I Love ! I have to be me !
The peacocks are real stunners, but their voices leave a lot to be desired.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow I'm wishing to have tea with you ! Good job, Jeri !
Love the way you live... close to earth. Please introduce us to your cats and dogs. I iove animals and see yours in your photos... love the gardening but love the animals even more. Your decorating is fantastic and I adore tea as well. Feel like you’re a kindred spirit in that I love tea as you do and we’re both from upstate New York. I grew up in the Adirondacks on Lake Champlain. Stay well & be safe. I’ve just discovered your channel and I’ve been binge watching ever since.
Thanks for joining us! I do have a video called "ALL Creatures great and small" where I introduce the animals by name.
Great job on presentation.
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Love everything ....especially the white fence & flower pots on posts ............🍀
You are very talented, beautiful bears.
Soooo beautiful!!!! 🌸💖🌸Suzanne from Sweet Tea & Whimsy
Good Morning Jeri, I'm binge watching your videos, I'm a new sub😁 love seeing the BEES🐝 I am a gardener myself and somewhat a artist. Nothing of your Caliber but it makes me so happy as you always decribe😊
Hope you and yours are doing well in this trying time🙏
So good to have you here!
Love your sweet little garden!
The basket of kitty cat heads was charmingly bizarre. Love your channel!
Yes, it was a bit bizarre!
New sub who is loving your videos. Your needlefelting is lovely.
Wow! You amaze me with all that you do. You are so talented. Wish I lived near the show, so that I could attend. I enjoy your posts every time. God bless. 😊
Peregrina, what a pretty name. WE travel to many different states, so maybe one day we'll appear at a closer show.
Just beautiful Jeri...thank you for sharing.
Always enjoy visiting Hopalong Hollow 😍 its always a beautiful relaxing place.
I also watch p.allen smith and garden answers. Their gardens are beautiful too. You should see some of the beautiful flowers. God definitely has given you a wonderful talent. Your animals are beautiful, and your stories are treasures. 💞
Thank you for sharing 🙏💖
Hi Penny, I am a fan of P Allen's channel, He has such a fantastic place and talent for creating gardens of magnificence. Garden Answers is a great channel as well. My gardening is a good deal more simplified, but it's what I am able to do on my own.
Awe darn, I am going to be in NYS during that time :/
I am sure you will enjoy your time in NC. ❤️💜💖💕💗👍☺️ Take care and God Bless, Chris-Raleigh NC
Chris, I bet you'll be having a good time up north!
I just found your channel and wow...what a treat!! I love everything about your place. You make it fun , beautiful and interesting!! THANK YOU for sharing!!
Thank you so much!
I enjoyed this video! Always love your garden and I was fascinated to see your furry creations. Wow. Such work and talent goes into each one.
Thanks Beth, I love making these funny critters, some of them become quite dear to me and I have a difficult time parting with them,
Beautiful so whimsy. Love it, lots of hard work. TFS
The garden looks wonderful. Loved seeing your cat lazing in the garden. Beautiful bears in needle felting. Look forward to seeing your next video. Take care - Marcie
Thanks Marcie, I think the next video will be about seed collecting.
The garden really looks different. I love how it changes through each season. I get so many great ideas for my gardens from your videos - thanks for sharing and inspiring! Your bears are precious - wish I lived closer I'd so enjoy that Craft Show!
Cynthia, I imagine your gardens are looking really charming and full by now!
Hello Jeri, I'm happy for you that you've come to a good break in your garden. ;) The flower arrangement is Beautiful! I love your arrangements and flower history and their stories. I so appreciate you sharing your many talents with us. I've seen the illustrations in your books that you have showed us in your channel and the inspiration for your gardens, or maybe it's the other way around. 😉 But I believe my grandkids if I had any would love and with supervision spend a long time looking at all the details in every page. The bears are amazing, but what caught my eye was the basket of cat heads. I had just returned to my starter small home, and there was or is an orange tabby I called 'Tang' (not very original I know). She is wild and skittish, first winter she broke my heart when I notice she was trying to drink water out of a frozen birdbath. I went in my pjs to flip the huge chunk of ice and refill. I started giving her a little food when I would see her out. She hasn't been around in a while. Once, I believe was more her wanting a little Love. She got close and as I was putting food out she rubbed by hand and allowed me to pet her. So long story long, ☺️ the orange one really called out to me. Love ❤️your work, Thank You!!
Lucky, almost made me cry with that kitty story... we had a sad little boy cat that hung around our barn for weeks, but would never let me touch him. I left him food every day. One day, I found him inside our mud room inside a cupboard. I was able to pet him softly but not too much, he stayed there for about a week and then he just died! I was glad he had a little bit of human contact in his last days. Breaks my heart.
Bravissima! I tuoi personaggi da fiaba sono meravigliosi e la tua fantasia sembra infinita!!! ;-)
Grazie, sarebbe divertente dare vita all'immaginazione!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow sembra che per qualcuno sia già possibile 🤗
Jeri love your gardens, books, and felted animals! Wish I lived nearer. Would love to go to the fair to see all your creative artwork. Or would love to see your little store, gardens and animals. We live in Canada so it would have to be a planned trip. Maybe some day. Enjoy your videos alot! 😊
Janet , You never can tell when you may need to take a trip to the USA!
I love what you create, produce, inspire, live , and love. I live in a track home in Southern California and I love to garden. Your videos enthrall me. I can’t have geese or goats, so I just purchased metal hens ( Lucy and Ethel) . And, now when I Garden I find myself making up stories about these hens. I chuckled all day today..... thank you
LOL! Now you are making me giggle too. We are sending our best regards with a cluck,cluck,cluck to Lucy and Ethel!
Love your garden, it looks and feels very relaxing. Your Bears are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
After seeing your video on making a cloche, my grandson and I, with some help from my husband, made one using honeysuckle vines and privet. I let it dry for couple days before removing from plywood circle. Then I put it in a large clay pot and put cut taller privet canes to form a tepee around it as planted 3 moon vine plants inside the cloche part. I wove honeysuckle around middle and at top of teepee stakes. Looking forward to see the vines growing up around it!
Marvelous! I can just imagine the vines weaving their way up to the top. Great that your grandson took part in the project!
OMG those cat heads in the basket made me laugh as soon as I saw them when you pand the camera 😂🤣😂 they are so darn cute. I wish I knew you then. As I would love to have been able to attend a show to meet you Jeri. Of course I would have to get everything signed and take lots of pictures 😉
We used to exhibit in at least a dozen shows a year, but after doing that for 25 years we got too tired.
Why do I want to call you Josephine? You are incredibly blessed to live where you do!
I agree!
What a wonderful treat to pick up the beautiful peacock feathers from your own birds.
Love your potager. You are such an inspiration to me dear Jeri. Your bouquet is beautiful.
As always your creations are amazing and beautiful!
Hello Lorraine, I have so many peacock feathers I don't know what to do with them!
I have a few that my dear husband picked up somewhere and have them in a pitcher made of oak with copper banding and handle. They are beautiful feathers.
We love you Jeri 🦋🦋🦋
Well thank you!
What a beautiful home and land you have you are Blessed🌻🌹 Everything is looking lovely how is your little Sweet Pea grandson....Yes to sit back and observe hard work pays off. 💐
ANNA, Sweet Pea is doing great, His mama sends me photos everyday. It is so nice to relax for a minute or two.
Loving your garden. My garden is doing so good. No bugs have attacked anything. I’m really surprised about that. Oh my goodness!! Your books are amazing and beautiful.
Linda, THose worms really ruined my gorgeous cabbages, SO disappointing!
So enjoy all of your Videos, I would like 2 tickets, I live close to the Ashville NC area. Thanks , RA Herlocker
Very good R.A> Just send your shipping address to me at; jeri@jerilanders.com
Lovely video, your book looks amazing. I do a small bit of needle felting and love it, I get so lost in it, hours pass by very quickly. By the way you garden is just beautiful.
I love the soft working of the wool, it is very comforting and peaceful.
I haven't needle felted in so long, your video makes me want to make some pieces. But at the moment I am doing other projects for my Craft sale in November. Of course the garden always sneaks in there too,
Love your work...
Dale from Whatever the weather may be...
Dale, I love felting, you need to get your needles out again after your sale.
another great one for the catalog!👍🏽
Aric, OKAY!
I enjoy spending time just listening to you and following along through your spectacular garden, I would love to buy one of your books, are they currently available?
Indeed, you can buy my books anytime here: www.jerilanders.com
I LOVE your art work!!!, AND your gardens. It is inspiring to me. I wish that I could attend the show in Asheville, but need to be in Wisconsin for the birth of a grand baby.
Kathleen, A new baby is WAY better!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow I AM excited! This is my 38 yr. old daughter's first baby. A long wait! God bless you and yours.
@@kathleengrubb515 I just had my first grandson, my 38yr old SON'S 1st baby!
Jeri Landers the Storybook Gardener I saw that new grandson on your blog. Beautiful! My soon-to-be-born grandson is also from a duel citizenship marriage i.e. Dad is from Spain. I can't wait to see who he favors! My daughter is green eyed and fair. My SIL has very black curly hair and dark brown eyes. BTW, I, too, live in TN (Dickson). I am currently working on my first potager and country garden and raising ducks and chickens. It fills my empty nest....
@@kathleengrubb515 II'm pretty sure your little one will look like daddy! You can always fill an empty nest with all those birds, they keep me very busy as well as the garden chores.
beautiful!!!
I love your basket of kitty heads...please share a picture of them when they get their bodies...I just love spending this time with you in your garden...now I need to get back to my own...mine is never done...my own fault!
Susan, Will do Mine is never really done either, but sometimes I just want a break!
Hi Jeri, I had to subscribe on my husbands account because I'm having computer problems! We are in Sapphire and I would love to meet you and see your work at the craft show with my daughter. So enjoy all of your work! Cheryl McNeely
Cheryl, Indeed I will send the tickets your way, Just send your shipping address to my email at: jeri@jerilanders.com
i just love your potager garden. it looks so beautiful. Thanks for sharing the "layout" from upstairs. That's my favorite. oh and the green pastures - wow. So pretty. You inspire me!!!! I am learning so much from you. I'm growing more and more flowers in my garden as well. I have a long ways to go, but thanks to you, I'm doing it and adding more and more to my garden. I love your talent. Amazing! God Bless you, Bertha in TEXAS
Thank you Bertha, My husband has SO MUCH MOWING to do in those pastures! I do the gardens, He does the fields... I think my job is a lot more fun. So glad you are adding flowers to your wonderful vegetable beds, it adds an entirely new dimension to your gardening when you combine them.
Your work is wonderful. I would love to be able to get to a show.
Those babies did grow fast. Was there black marks always there? Your garden is beautiful. Also love the Peacocks. Love there voice along with the crow of the rooster and the sound of the ducks. My husband has his tomatoes planted for the second time this year. It got to cold here in California. The peppermint tulips beautiful. I am working in our backyard today. A lot of people have been working on their yards here since we are staying home. Be safe! God Bless all.
The geese had the markings as babies. This is a very good time to get our gardens in order!
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Hi Jeri. Have you thought of hops vine and plumbago? Plumbago is a beautiful deep blue perrenial. I gro it in Southeast Colorado Plains. Chris
Donald, I've not heard of it before, will look it up; love blue flowers.
I live in Asheville Area and would love a ticket to see your crafts.
I'm sorry Jackie, someone got the last set of tickets within minutes before you. I wish I had more...I may see if I can get one more ticket.
Do you have a list of easy to grow herbs and flowers you can suggest ? Your videos are delightful.
Here's the short list: Basil, Oregano, Parsley, chives.... Zinnia, SHirley Poppies, Larkspur and Cosmos... all from seed.
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Hi. I just found you tonight and I’m in love with everything you make and play with. Your garden is to die for❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗. I would be interested in your little book. Where can I purchase one? Thank you 🙏🏻
Hi Karel, My books and art are available on my website: www.jerilanders.com
Hi! Good afternoon. In living in Western area in Puerto Rico and I want to know where you buy yours seeds and bulbs. I'm in love with your garden. I have always wanted to have a beautiful garden and for different situations I have never been able to do it. I have made the firm intention to start creating it. Several of yours plants grow here, so I want to start creating it and using it as therapy.
I have harvested pigeon peas, pumpkin, orégano, peppers, sweet peppers, and tomatos!
Carmen, Seems like you are off to a great start! Here is a video on Bulbs and where I buy them:ruclips.net/video/qyACm82BzPc/видео.html
My favorite seed companies are online: Everwilde FARMS AND EDEN BROTHERS
Thanks so much Jeri Landers...
Jeri, do you have just 1 craft show or year or more? And where are they for 2020? I'm really entranced by your work. Just found you yesterday!
Hi Donna, Check out my show schedule on my website under EVENTS. www,jerilanders.com
Our first 2 events of the year have been cancelled.
Hi jerry, how are you... Here now in indonesia 19.54 pm... Start watching ur videos.
Doing well, glad you are watching!
Thank you for the tour of the potager in it's transition phase, love seeing your different layouts & the overhead shot was so enjoyable! Question on the claypots on the posts ~ are they attached and if so, what do you use? I would love to do that on a few of my fence posts.
Nancy, all you need is a washer larger than the pots draining hole and a screw with a smaller washer attached. Drill your screw directly into the post thru the drainage hole.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Thank you Jeri, appreciate the info.
Jeri, do you have any shows coming up? I would dearly love to be so fortunate as to attend one.🤗
In July we will be In Berea, KY...
Thank you❣️Will you be doing any in Tennessee this Spring, Summer or Fall? I live about 3 hours south of you.
@@dianetucker2711 The Foothills Guild does a November show at the Exhibtion Center in Knoxville, I'll have it listed on my website as the time grows closer.
would you do a video on peafowl, duck and goose husbandry?
I can do that...
I would love to attend the show and see your bears in person. Will you let me have 2 tickets? Thanks so much!
Lambini, You got the last set of tickets, congrats! Just send your shipping address to my email at: jeri@jerilanders.com
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow I am so excited. I can't wait!
How do you keep from your chives spreading like crazy
If they spread, I move the stragglers to another garden.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow ty Jeri🌼
Where can your books be purchased? Your property is so pretty. The Bears are so cute.
Elaine, My website is www.jerilanders.com
Where are you going to be for the shows?
Pam, In the near future.. Berea, KY, Shaker Village, Ky,. Madison, IN, Asheville, NC. John C Campbell Folk School in NC> Nashville, TN.
Jeri Landers the Storybook Gardener enjoy your videos and you’ve inspired me to work more in my gardens :) I live close to Cincinnati,when will you be in Kentucky and Indiana shows? I may try to get one penciled in my schedule...
@@brendageisler2588 2nd weekend in July for Berea,Ky, 1st Weekend in August for SHaker Village, Ky and End of September in Madison In
When will you be in Nashville?
I’m probably past the first 5 people wanting tickets but here goes nothing!
Sorry Juleanna, those tickets went fast!
Can I please have 2 tickets? 🌿Rodelin
YES, They are going fast! I only need your shipping address. send me an email: jeri@jerilanders.com
Do you know Justin Rhodes?
I've heard of him, a big channel. I don't know him, does he live in Tenn?
Jeri Landers the Storybook Gardener no. I think N. Carolina. 😊