YesYes the total old fashioned experience! Makes your show & history complete. You have the perfect time span, allotted at the end of your show. I am entranced..
Hi Jeri, although it has been a long time since I've commented I just want you to know that I never miss a video and am always inspired by you to plant, create, cook and enjoy each day as the wonderful gift that it is. I finally bought a new computer, got a new account and am back in business! You knew me as Cheryl McNeely (my daughter and I came to your show in Asheville last year, love the little book!) I still don't know what to request for new videos... you do such a great job as it is! As the world gets a little stranger each day your channel remains a place of peace and beauty. Many thanks! Love and hugs! Cheryl
I had that lunch box too! I am 69 and carried it to school in the 2nd grade , so around 1957 or 58. It was my second lunchbox and had the metal thermos with the glass inside. Sometime they would break if you were rough on your lunchbox or dropped it. I was always very careful . They started making the thermos out of plastic for that reason I think. My first lunchbox was white with pink butterflies, probably kindergarten. We went all day and took a nap on these little cots. It’s funny the things you remember. Now if I could just remember where I set my garden tools down.
After watching a few more of your magical videos I just had to subscribe! The musical pieces you play are so soothing! Jeri you have won me over, I absolutely am swept away with each video! Thank you!
Each time I see one of your new videos in my feed I make note to schedule a little “me time” so I can enjoy it to the fullest. 😊 Each video is a little present to unwrap & treasure💗 Thank-you for sharing your lovely life with us!
What wonderful world !.What wonderful Channel ! I learned a lot with you about all the beautiful. Things you teaching to us . I love all and thank you for.making a old lady so so HAPPY
Again, another wonderful video featuring old fashion cottage flowers and loving the pasties and antique utensils. I got a kick out of your plaid lunch box and thermas since I too had one just like that and carried it to school for years. Wonderful you found one to use again. Hope your little duckling with the funny leg will be alright.They are a joy to see.
My little wonky legged duck may be a bit slow, but I think she'll be okay. I was so happy when I found that lunch box, funny, since I grew to hate it as a kid!
I just love your garden, and the new plants Nicking and soaking does help promote viability. I have tried the nicking and soaking on canna seeds and they all germinated.
I will follow you in your adventure of growing sweet peas. I also have been unsuccessful in growing these. You have motivated me to try again. Blessings, A retired Teacher from London, Ky.
I'm trying to grow sweet peas for the first time in years. I've never had any success, but my husband loves them so I try to grow them. Take care my friend- Marcie
Boy did I have a flashback when I saw your lunchbox...it looks just like the one I took to school! 😊 Good luck with the sweet peas. I know they will grow for you. They would be crazy not to want to grow in such a beautiful garden! ❣️👩🌾
Eee the chickens hiding :) I love to hear all the sounds- birds and buzzing bees, the seeds in the envelope... aww the lunchbox like mine. I could just about smell those roses and peony flowers Thank you so much, such a delight!
Been anticipating this video. I picked up a packet of Canterbury bells but put them back thinking it was to late. Now i will go back and get them started to get in the ground in the fall for next year. Thank you.
I love your attitude that you won't give up on growing a flower just move it around.you have such big gardens which I love. I am going to start growing vegetables and flowers and hopefully i can experiment with flowers lime you do, we will see
Good morning Jeri I look forward to your shows and your interesting presentations. Your recommendations on teas and your baking skills are encouraging. Please put my name in any future drawings for your art work. I admire your gifts and it would be an honor to have any of your work in my home. Thank you and continue on with your insightful acknowledge, I emensely enjoy it.
Such a joy to watch the ducklings enjoying their nice clean pool. I know it doesn’t stay that way very long with ducks. Growing Canterbury Bells for the first time this Spring.🤗
Thank you very much for another excellent video Jeri. Brings back memories of a sweet simple world in which I grew up. Now of course, everything has turned topsy turvy. Walk in your garden and taking out a pastie from an old fashioned lunch box brings solace to the heart. Maybe one day things will go back to normal. Enjoyed your video very much.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Here in my country it has been very difficult 55 days since lockdown. What do you when you become a prisoner in your own house in your own country. Its been very traumatic.
@@jyotichugani2996 It is terribly frustrating to know that some are literally stuck in their homes> Here where I live, we are open for business and I am so glad. I sincerely hope your country will open soon. What is your country?
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow India. Many people have gone into depression, many people lost their jobs, the list goes on and on. I can't write more.....
Acabei de encontrar o seu canal, você produz vídeos lindos, cheios de detalhes e riqueza! Senti uma paz, muita luz pra você e parabéns! São Paulo Brasil.
I had a snoopy lunch box and i think flowera and Scooby Doo. I think i must have been very hard on them and I no I lost on, i think it was snoopy which was my favorite and I cried. I did see one like you showed in the stores in the early seventies in California where we moved to. I love this video also and am binge watching right now as I recover from surgery and being the driver for my son and daughter in law to help them move
Wow, just found your channel, I am in love with your lifestyle, wishing for one day have a beautiful garden like yours with chickens and ducks and all the animals I want.
Very delicious lunch for sure. I love the lunch box! It takes me back to my younger years of having a “Holly Hobbie” tin lunch box. Love all the flowers. Beautiful. Blessings. Bertha in Texas.
I love your darling ducklings in their swimming pool ! It is lovely ! Thank you Jeri, your vidéos are happiness, sometimes I watch them two or three times, I love them so much. No tea this time, but but a very appetizing recipe. See you next time, stay safe and healthy.
Hello there! Yes, those duckies are growing so fast that I'm no longer worried about the threat of our garden snake... who lurks beneath the garlic stalks looking for a meal. He has to eat slugs and lizards, ducklings are not on the menu.
You are right about the wild roses I think they smell better than any other, oh the ducklings are so precious, I also had a Pitty Pat, don’t know what is going on here in Alabama, our grass isn’t doing good, we have planted out garden two times so many skips, my flower seeds didn’t come up very well, I think we keep having cool days is the problem, your flowers and especially the Poppies are just beautiful, trying to give away an over abundance of Iris’s, can’t find any takers, I remember my grandmother telling me that was about the only way you got flowers years ago, was from family, friends and neighbors, guess people have more money now a days! lol..looking at the chicken wire, was pulling on some that was stuck with leaves and dirt took a bad fall now having to visit the chiropractor for my shoulder so be careful, am loving watching the yummy things you have been cooking up, what tea would you suggest for sleep!🥰
Check into "spraddle leg" for your baby ducklings. That might be what that little one has. It's pretty easy to treat, if you catch it in time. Love your gardens :)
Thanks for the name of the malady. She is quite grown now, and it seems to have corrected itself, though she is still a bit more bow legged than the other ducks.
I so enjoy your videos- my English garden won't look like this until the end of June here in NW Montana but getting a little "flower fix" is just what I needed on this rainy afternoon- also, love the ducklings 🐥
What a lovely soothing video. Always enjoy each video and all the information you provide in each video. All the flowers are gorgeous but the peonies were stunning. I have had pasties on both trips to England. Very enjoyable for a quick lunch. The even have little carts or kiosks in many of the train stations and near some of the tourist area that sell several flavors. The company I remember was Cornwall Pastie Company.
Enjoyable and educational as usual. I have the same Tasha Tudor book. Look at all those poppy seed pods behind her! Probably my all time favorite seed pod. I’ve taken a dried one, drilled a hole in the side, part of a tooth pick for a perch, painted the pod, and there you have a miniature poppy bird house.
Another wonderful time at Hopalong Hollow! Jeri I have those deep magenta poppies and mine were labeled 'Lauren's Grape'. I also have a peony that looks like yours and it is Sarah Bernhardt. It's my favorite. 💗
Jeri, Facebook recommended your channel and what a delight ! Beautifully presented for the romantic heart of all things simple. I have a large yard, in which, one half is veggies and my intent is to flower the other half. I have always loved english gardens but really never took the time to research where to start ! Thank you for your insightful experience. I'm hooked ! Will be binging on your vids for a while.
Another wonderful video! Your flowers and gardens look so beautiful! I loved seeing the baby ducks, and they are getting big! Your pasties looked wonderful! I have never eaten one before, but have made something similar. I thought your crust looked great being thicker. I have to say, I have the same lunchbox...and I also bought mine at an antique store. When I was a kid we had those Disney School Bus lunchboxes, which if I had kept it in pristine condition, go for a pretty penny these days. BUT, at some point I was too embarassed to take it to school so my mom painted over it all and I stuck horse decals on it haha. BUT I always wanted the plaid lunchbox so many years later as an adult I found one and bought it. I did not have a matching thermos in mine though. Thank you again for sharing your world with us! I saved your video to watch it special today!
When I grow sweet peas, I scar the outer shell of the seed and soak them for 24 hours. This not only speeds germination but assures a greater percentage of germination. Some people just wrap the scarred seed in wet paper towel before sowing in order to soften the seed. Good luck -- sweet peas are heaven sent!
Luv your videos watch them while in my garden craft room, thought I could mention that the thick crusty edge of the pastie was so the miners could hold the edge to eat and not get the grime and coal dust on the pastie itself, tfs.
I live in Australia’s little Cornwall . Cornish pasties are a part of life here . Settled by Cornish miners we have many of the customs still . The crust at the top of the pasty was made to be thrown away . It was used as a kind of handle to protect from the arsenic on hands used in the mining process . Also the iconic Aussie Aussie oy oy oy , comes from the mines where the miners would be called for crib ( meals ) with Oggy Oggy ( pasty) they’d answer oy oy oy to signify they’d heard
Hi Jeri. Wow, there are many variations on pasties. They look tasty. I make empanadas for my Cuban husband and I love the Jamacian patties. All a bit different but all good.
Hi Jeri I am new to your channel and I love it. I watch your videos everyday, I love how you direct your videos you’re so creative and talented. Very inspirational videos, thank you for your time and effort. Your fan from Abu Dhabi.
Jeri Landers of Hopalong Hollow I do, may be we are world apart but I share with you the love of Beatrix Potter, Charles Dickens, English heritage, flowers, crafts, animals, I can go forever. You should know how much happiness and peace you give through your videos. Looking forward of more of Jeri’s Hopalong Hollow💐
Sweet lady... I discovered you a while ago and never commented. Now is a good moment; the end of daylight here in the woods is beautiful and peaceful. I haven't watched your video yet and will do it tomorrow morning but I know, already, how delightful it will be. You always are my little «Tasha Tudor» kind of moment. Thank you... Blessings... xx
Hi Jeri, I love this video. Our taste in flowers are the same. I had to think of you this morning, I have unpasteurized cream in the crockpot...making clotted cream. Can’t wait to taste it on my scones. Blessings.💕
Good luck with the sweet peas! I had some purple ones from my grandmother's garden for years they came up year after year with little fuss from me till one year they were gone. The pastie looks de-lish! I made something similar, dessert pies recently for my Dad's birthday, apple filled baked without the egg wash, brushed with a bit of butter and oil.
New viewer here and I am staying. Not sure why or how I had not found your channel and will have to catch up on all your past videos, cannot wait to see what else I have missed and am looking forward to many more.
I was hoping you'd bring up your nursery trough. I am happy to see it's still working for you. I'm going to nurse some seeds also and I do like those little pods too. Thank you for your blog and your inspiration!
I just love it♥This so BeaUtiful Thank you for sharing,so happy you popped back up Omg your channel is soooooooo amazing,be safe & beautiful enchanting blessings & cottage beauty always 💙🕊 Ohh i have red poppies hehe,just so happy i got back here!!🤗🕊🌺💗🌺i have some of these flowers too, aweee,i love your lil ducks🦆i enjoyed this so much dear🌱🌱🌱🌞
Oh my goodness the ducks are so sweet! Such pretty flowers! I am going to make a picnic lunch the next time I have to do a lot of work in the yard! Such a good idea! Thank you!
Gorgeous opening as always. I LOVE this series with the history of antique flowers! I'm in Atlanta and my sweet peas died. I didn't know they had more heat tolerant varieties, maybe I'll try those. Looking forward to the next video!!
Jeri, the poppies are beautiful & I can’t wait to see your sweet peas in bloom... one of my favorite flowers ( of so many😂) I have to tell you... I had the exact same plaid LUNCH BOX in grammar school! Also, like you, I saw one ( Goodwill outlet store) and snatched it up! My mother usually put beef barley soup in my thermos. I remember the clinking shattering of glass from dropping my lunchbox on the sidewalk.. no more soup for me! 😩 lol! Feels like we are kindred spirits even more now😍
My mother, bless her heart, was not very creative in the lunch packing department. Always a sandwich, a piece of fruit and a dessert. I can't even remember what she put in the thermos, probably OJ.
Isn't it wonderful to have fragrant bouquets again? I also love your daisies and beautiful blue cornflowers. Blue flowers have a special place in my heart, partly because they they are rare. I love this video. Good luck with your seedlings and sweet peas. Thank you so much for another wonderful video.
Hi jeri, I love your videos, and I am revisiting them at the moment it helps to get away with you these days! I read somewhere that the miners would have meat and potatoes one end and jam the other end, isn’t that wonderful? You have inspired me to sort getting seeds and planning for next year, and being more creative again. I also saw you had found Donna davies who lives in cape cod, loves the chateau diaries, I thought it was nice to see you commenting, best wishes from Kent, uk.
I've learned so much about the Pasties since making this video, it's been fun. I have an abundance of pears and will have to make some fruit Pasties soon. I enjoy Donna's channel, she is very calm, humble and talented. I watch the Chateau Diaries "spin-off "Doing it Ourselves"
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow me too! I find you both calming, I love your animals and birds, the way they screech and you carry on as if nothing is disturbing you. I am very grateful for the knowledge and the beauty of your channel.
Hi jeri, lovely video! I live in zone 5 and a few years ago found a perennial sweet pea for this zone, however.. it has no smell but covers my white picket fence all summer with so many blooms people stop and look at it. I give babies away each spring and seeds in the fall.
I used to read articles on Tasha Tudor in various magazines such as Victoria. I liked her life style. In Northern Minnesota we have the mines in the mountains. If there are mines there are Cornish people. Pasties are big in Minnesota and North Dakota. A really good meal. There are shops up north that the only thing they sell is pasties! And my Grandfather raised sweet peas. Heavenly aroma! Thank you for helping me remember these things. Be blessed!
You can't beat a May garden! Fresh petals and greenery smell/feel full of life. Thanks for sharing all that grows at your home and those step-by-step recipes:) Pat those duckling backs for me. D.
Another wonderful video Jeri. Your pasties sure did look good. So far from watching a number of your videos I have sown some alcea (hollyhock) seeds I asked my friend to send me from my parents in-laws old garden (dad's were always beautiful each year and an array of colours), zinnias, cosmos and I will yet sow lunaria. I've also sown some artichokes for the flowers and some veggies. I have many old seeds and I've a feeling that since we moved from Hampshire, UK up to Shropshire many of my seeds didn't like it. I just hope the sweetpea seeds are still good because I'd like to sow some if I get the time. Some of my favourites are 'Prince Edward of York', 'Matucana' 'Beaujolais' 'Lord Nelson' and 'Windsor'. All very highly scented. 🥰
I really enjoy you when you have food at the end.
My brother David had a box like that . I had a vinyl Barbie lunch box ( don’t hate me ) !
I had a Robin Hood lunchbox! Loved it! Yes, mid to late 50s. I love your channel! Thank you!💖
YesYes the total old fashioned experience! Makes your show & history complete. You have the perfect time span, allotted at the end of your show. I am entranced..
I’ve really enjoyed this series. Your gardens inspire me to keep adding more and more old fashioned flowers to my gardens. Thanks
Wonderful!
Thank you, Jeri.” Another video full of so much, loveliness.” 🌞🌱🌷🌻🐓🦚🐇🥰
I love your videos. They are so peaceful and soothing. They helped me when I was recuperating from emergency surgery. Thank you!
Wow, that is so nice to hear!
Hi Jeri, although it has been a long time since I've commented I just want you to know that I never miss a video and am always inspired by you to plant, create, cook and enjoy each day as the wonderful gift that it is. I finally bought a new computer, got a new account and am back in business! You knew me as Cheryl McNeely (my daughter and I came to your show in Asheville last year, love the little book!) I still don't know what to request for new videos... you do such a great job as it is! As the world gets a little stranger each day your channel remains a place of peace and beauty. Many thanks! Love and hugs! Cheryl
Ah yes, I remember you and your daughter, glad you are "back in business" !
Absolutely love 💘. A simple life with lots of benefits from flowers, garden's, and animals.
I love your vlogs so old fashioned I can almost imagine being with my grandma. Thank you for the nostalgia xxx
Almost too beautiful for words.
Beautiful
I had that lunch box too! I am 69 and carried it to school in the 2nd grade , so around 1957 or 58. It was my second lunchbox and had the metal thermos with the glass inside. Sometime they would break if you were rough on your lunchbox or dropped it. I was always very careful . They started making the thermos out of plastic for that reason I think. My first lunchbox was white with pink butterflies, probably kindergarten. We went all day and took a nap on these little cots. It’s funny the things you remember. Now if I could just remember where I set my garden tools down.
LOL! Make a Pastie and forget about your garden tools for an hour or so.
I love the tea parties and the sweet teacups and teapots !
After watching a few more of your magical videos I just had to subscribe! The musical pieces you play are so soothing! Jeri you have won me over, I absolutely am swept away with each video! Thank you!
Thank you so much, I am delighted to have you here!
Each time I see one of your new videos in my feed I make note to schedule a little “me time” so I can enjoy it to the fullest. 😊 Each video is a little present to unwrap & treasure💗 Thank-you for sharing your lovely life with us!
Thank you so much my friend!
I just love the music in the intro and it goes so well with the flowers. You're a wonderful videographer Jeri!
I need to work on the shaky video, but I thank you!
What wonderful world !.What wonderful Channel ! I learned a lot with you about all the beautiful. Things you teaching to us . I love all and thank you for.making a old lady so so HAPPY
Wonderful!
Your farm is so beautiful ! You are so nice and kind! It's a visual treat !Your farm.
Loved the video. Thank you . 😍👌🏻🌷🌹🌞🌱❤️
Again, another wonderful video featuring old fashion cottage flowers and loving the pasties and antique utensils. I got a kick out of your plaid lunch box and thermas since I too had one just like that and carried it to school for years. Wonderful you found one to use again. Hope your little duckling with the funny leg will be alright.They are a joy to see.
My little wonky legged duck may be a bit slow, but I think she'll be okay. I was so happy when I found that lunch box, funny, since I grew to hate it as a kid!
I just love your garden, and the new plants Nicking and soaking does help promote viability. I have tried the nicking and soaking on canna seeds and they all germinated.
Hello 👋 Jeri ,I really enjoyed and loved your channel,makes my day fantastic.thank you so much again 🦋🦋🦋💕💕💕☕️
I will follow you in your adventure of growing sweet peas.
I also have been unsuccessful in growing these.
You have motivated me to try again.
Blessings,
A retired Teacher from London, Ky.
so far so good!
I love the old kitchen measuring cups and utensils you used it was wonderfil to see
Jeri, Another gorgeous video with excellent ideas, thank you ☺️
You are so welcome!
I'm trying to grow sweet peas for the first time in years. I've never had any success, but my husband loves them so I try to grow them. Take care my friend- Marcie
Success to both of us!
👍🏻@595
Mixture of delights .........gorgeous garden & good ole fashion home cooking 🍀
Thanks for coming along!
Your videos just make me smile. Thank you so much
Boy did I have a flashback when I saw your lunchbox...it looks just like the one I took to school! 😊 Good luck with the sweet peas. I know they will grow for you. They would be crazy not to want to grow in such a beautiful garden! ❣️👩🌾
They must have had a big sale on those lunchboxes at the time, I'm finding that many of us had one!
I love you! The content of your videos make my heart sing.
Tea: steeping.
Shortbreads: cooling on the rack.
Let’s do this thing. _[presses play]_
LOL, very good!
Eee the chickens hiding :) I love to hear all the sounds- birds and buzzing bees, the seeds in the envelope... aww the lunchbox like mine. I could just about smell those roses and peony flowers Thank you so much, such a delight!
Seems a lot of us had that lunchbox!
Beautiful peonies…some of my favorites too💖
Been anticipating this video. I picked up a packet of Canterbury bells but put them back thinking it was to late. Now i will go back and get them started to get in the ground in the fall for next year. Thank you.
I've got the seedling coming up nicely in the pots now, but I will still sow seed in the garden in fall, It's best to try everything.
I love your attitude that you won't give up on growing a flower just move it around.you have such big gardens which I love. I am going to start growing vegetables and flowers and hopefully i can experiment with flowers lime you do, we will see
Good morning Jeri
I look forward to your shows and your interesting presentations. Your recommendations on teas and your baking skills are encouraging.
Please put my name in any future drawings for your art work. I admire your gifts and it would be an honor to have any of your work in my home.
Thank you and continue on with your insightful acknowledge, I emensely enjoy it.
Such a joy to watch the ducklings enjoying their nice clean pool. I know it doesn’t stay that way very long with ducks. Growing Canterbury Bells for the first time this Spring.🤗
Thank you very much for another excellent video Jeri. Brings back memories of a sweet simple world in which I grew up. Now of course, everything has turned topsy turvy. Walk in your garden and taking out a pastie from an old fashioned lunch box brings solace to the heart. Maybe one day things will go back to normal. Enjoyed your video very much.
I certainly do hope to see a normal world once again
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Here in my country it has been very difficult 55 days since lockdown. What do you when you become a prisoner in your own house in your own country. Its been very traumatic.
@@jyotichugani2996 It is terribly frustrating to know that some are literally stuck in their homes> Here where I live, we are open for business and I am so glad. I sincerely hope your country will open soon. What is your country?
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow India. Many people have gone into depression, many people lost their jobs, the list goes on and on. I can't write more.....
Jeri, thank you for videos. I find them so informative and such a pleasure to watch❤️
I really enjoy your videos. I am always looking for the next one to come.
Hi Jeri Beatiful video thank you 🌸🌼🌷🌼🌸💐
Acabei de encontrar o seu canal, você produz vídeos lindos, cheios de detalhes e riqueza! Senti uma paz, muita luz pra você e parabéns!
São Paulo Brasil.
Obrigado por se juntar a mim do Brasil!
Também adoro o canal, rico em detalhes e beleza nas flores do Jardim.
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I enjoy your videos so much!! Thank you!
I had a snoopy lunch box and i think flowera and Scooby Doo. I think i must have been very hard on them and I no I lost on, i think it was snoopy which was my favorite and I cried. I did see one like you showed in the stores in the early seventies in California where we moved to.
I love this video also and am binge watching right now as I recover from surgery and being the driver for my son and daughter in law to help them move
I carried the lunch box in the early 1960's, but my sister had it before me.
Thank you...your video was joy to watch.
Wow, just found your channel, I am in love with your lifestyle, wishing for one day have a beautiful garden like yours with chickens and ducks and all the animals I want.
You will have a beautiful garden!
Very delicious lunch for sure. I love the lunch box! It takes me back to my younger years of having a “Holly Hobbie” tin lunch box. Love all the flowers. Beautiful. Blessings. Bertha in Texas.
I would have preferred a Holly HObbie, but she came along many years later.
Good afternoon jerri, nice video, Tach Tudor became known for the cultivation of camellias!!!
Good to know!
I love your darling ducklings in their swimming pool ! It is lovely ! Thank you Jeri, your vidéos are happiness, sometimes I watch them two or three times, I love them so much. No tea this time, but but a very appetizing recipe. See you next time, stay safe and healthy.
Hello there! Yes, those duckies are growing so fast that I'm no longer worried about the threat of our garden snake... who lurks beneath the garlic stalks looking for a meal. He has to eat slugs and lizards, ducklings are not on the menu.
You are right about the wild roses I think they smell better than any other, oh the ducklings are so precious, I also had a Pitty Pat, don’t know what is going on here in Alabama, our grass isn’t doing good, we have planted out garden two times so many skips, my flower seeds didn’t come up very well, I think we keep having cool days is the problem, your flowers and especially the Poppies are just beautiful, trying to give away an over abundance of Iris’s, can’t find any takers, I remember my grandmother telling me that was about the only way you got flowers years ago, was from family, friends and neighbors, guess people have more money now a days! lol..looking at the chicken wire, was pulling on some that was stuck with leaves and dirt took a bad fall now having to visit the chiropractor for my shoulder so be careful, am loving watching the yummy things you have been cooking up, what tea would you suggest for sleep!🥰
Chamomile tea for sleep. I can't understand why no one wants your Iris... maybe they just don't want the work of planting them?
Check into "spraddle leg" for your baby ducklings. That might be what that little one has. It's pretty easy to treat, if you catch it in time. Love your gardens :)
Thanks for the name of the malady. She is quite grown now, and it seems to have corrected itself, though she is still a bit more bow legged than the other ducks.
You have a wonderful place love your podcast.❤️😘🇨🇦🐣
I so enjoy your videos- my English garden won't look like this until the end of June here in NW Montana but getting a little "flower fix" is just what I needed on this rainy afternoon- also, love the ducklings 🐥
An English garden in Montana sounds lovely..
What a lovely soothing video. Always enjoy each video and all the information you provide in each video. All the flowers are gorgeous but the peonies were stunning. I have had pasties on both trips to England. Very enjoyable for a quick lunch. The even have little carts or kiosks in many of the train stations and near some of the tourist area that sell several flavors. The company I remember was Cornwall Pastie Company.
I wish we had Pasties Kiosks here, i just love these tasty meat pies.
Enjoyable and educational as usual. I have the same Tasha Tudor book. Look at all those poppy seed pods behind her! Probably my all time favorite seed pod. I’ve taken a dried one, drilled a hole in the side, part of a tooth pick for a perch, painted the pod, and there you have a miniature poppy bird house.
I strive for a tasha tudor garden...
Jeri Landers of Hopalong Hollow I think you have it! Magical!
I am growing sweet peas for the first time. So far, so good. 🤞🍀🏵💗
Another wonderful time at Hopalong Hollow! Jeri I have those deep magenta poppies and mine were labeled 'Lauren's Grape'. I also have a peony that looks like yours and it is Sarah Bernhardt. It's my favorite. 💗
Sarah Bernhardt, that's right!
Jeri, Facebook recommended your channel and what a delight ! Beautifully presented for the romantic heart of all things simple. I have a large yard, in which, one half is veggies and my intent is to flower the other half. I have always loved english gardens but really never took the time to research where to start ! Thank you for your insightful experience. I'm hooked ! Will be binging on your vids for a while.
You will fill your yard with joy, I am sure!
Thanks for another wonderful video! 🌹🍃🥐
Another wonderful video! Your flowers and gardens look so beautiful! I loved seeing the baby ducks, and they are getting big! Your pasties looked wonderful! I have never eaten one before, but have made something similar. I thought your crust looked great being thicker. I have to say, I have the same lunchbox...and I also bought mine at an antique store. When I was a kid we had those Disney School Bus lunchboxes, which if I had kept it in pristine condition, go for a pretty penny these days. BUT, at some point I was too embarassed to take it to school so my mom painted over it all and I stuck horse decals on it haha. BUT I always wanted the plaid lunchbox so many years later as an adult I found one and bought it. I did not have a matching thermos in mine though. Thank you again for sharing your world with us! I saved your video to watch it special today!
I think the plaid lunchbox must have been popular at the time. I was horse-crazy as well, at about age 10.
When I grow sweet peas, I scar the outer shell of the seed and soak them for 24 hours. This not only speeds germination but assures a greater percentage of germination. Some people just wrap the scarred seed in wet paper towel before sowing in order to soften the seed. Good luck -- sweet peas are heaven sent!
Thanks for the good information!
Luv your videos watch them while in my garden craft room, thought I could mention that the thick crusty edge of the pastie was so the miners could hold the edge to eat and not get the grime and coal dust on the pastie itself, tfs.
Good luck to all your little seeds Jeri! The pastie looks delicious! Hugs!
Patience is all I need...
I live in Australia’s little Cornwall . Cornish pasties are a part of life here . Settled by Cornish miners we have many of the customs still . The crust at the top of the pasty was made to be thrown away . It was used as a kind of handle to protect from the arsenic on hands used in the mining process . Also the iconic Aussie Aussie oy oy oy , comes from the mines where the miners would be called for crib ( meals ) with Oggy Oggy ( pasty) they’d answer oy oy oy to signify they’d heard
Great bit of information! I knew about the thick crust to hold onto the pastie and tossing it away, but the OY OY OY is priceless!
Hi Jeri. Wow, there are many variations on pasties. They look tasty. I make empanadas for my Cuban husband and I love the Jamacian patties. All a bit different but all good.
That sounds too good... Jamaican patties...
I so enjoy your gardens. !
Hi Jeri I am new to your channel and I love it. I watch your videos everyday, I love how you direct your videos you’re so creative and talented. Very inspirational videos, thank you for your time and effort. Your fan from Abu Dhabi.
How very nice to hear! I am just delighted that you enjoy the videos that much, thank you!
Jeri Landers of Hopalong Hollow I do, may be we are world apart but I share with you the love of Beatrix Potter, Charles Dickens, English heritage, flowers, crafts, animals, I can go forever. You should know how much happiness and peace you give through your videos. Looking forward of more of Jeri’s Hopalong Hollow💐
Absolutely delightful! Thank you for sharing!
Love Tasha Tudors! Gracias amiga!
Oh yummy being in the UP of Michigan our yooper pasties are famous...
I've heard that, would love to taste one sometime.
Sweet lady... I discovered you a while ago and never commented. Now is a good moment; the end of daylight here in the woods is beautiful and peaceful. I haven't watched your video yet and will do it tomorrow morning but I know, already, how delightful it will be. You always are my little «Tasha Tudor» kind of moment. Thank you... Blessings... xx
You are very kind, I thank you for that... do hope you enjoy it.
Inspiring garden tour, love the poppies. Blessings, thank you for sharing.
I love growing sweet peas. Putting them a vase sweet peas look so beautiful on the table.
Hi Jeri, I love this video. Our taste in flowers are the same. I had to think of you this morning, I have unpasteurized cream in the crockpot...making clotted cream. Can’t wait to taste it on my scones. Blessings.💕
I need to make some more...
Love...
Good luck with the sweet peas! I had some purple ones from my grandmother's garden for years they came up year after year with little fuss from me till one year they were gone. The pastie looks de-lish! I made something similar, dessert pies recently for my Dad's birthday, apple filled baked without the egg wash, brushed with a bit of butter and oil.
Thoroughly enjoyable! Making a pastie for the first time will be fun.
Wonderful!☺♥♥♥♥
New viewer here and I am staying. Not sure why or how I had not found your channel and will have to catch up on all your past videos, cannot wait to see what else I have missed and am looking forward to many more.
Welcome to Hopalong Hollow!
I was hoping you'd bring up your nursery trough. I am happy to see it's still working for you. I'm going to nurse some seeds also and I do like those little pods too. Thank you for your blog and your inspiration!
It has really come in handy for new plants, love it.
Так приятно,что вспомнили Эркюля Пуаро и инспектора😁
Инспектор Джапп всегда что-то ел ...
Love your seed box. I live in Rochester NY.
Yes, it's a pretty nice old seed box.
I just found your channel and LOVE IT
Thank you Jeri! Love your videos. Love your little lunch box picnic too, so charming.
I love this series..Thank you! I thought Sweet Peas were perennial. I have seen wild ones in a field before. Loved Tasha Tudor.
I wish they were perennial... package said ANnual.
Love Agatha Christie’s books and characters! Thanks 😊
I just love it♥This so BeaUtiful Thank you for sharing,so happy you popped back up Omg your channel is soooooooo amazing,be safe & beautiful enchanting blessings & cottage beauty always 💙🕊 Ohh i have red poppies hehe,just so happy i got back here!!🤗🕊🌺💗🌺i have some of these flowers too, aweee,i love your lil ducks🦆i enjoyed this so much dear🌱🌱🌱🌞
The Poppies are breathtaking. So love your videos. They are so beautiful.
Glad you like them!
Glad your video popped into my feed. Discussion on the garden, Tasha Tudor & Poirot all in one video. Can't ask for more!
Oh my goodness the ducks are so sweet! Such pretty flowers! I am going to make a picnic lunch the next time I have to do a lot of work in the yard! Such a good idea! Thank you!
Gorgeous opening as always. I LOVE this series with the history of antique flowers! I'm in Atlanta and my sweet peas died. I didn't know they had more heat tolerant varieties, maybe I'll try those. Looking forward to the next video!!
Your temps are just like ours, so I'll keep you posted on the sweet pea heat test.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow exactly!
Jeri, your videos are MAGICAL! Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful place.
Jeri, the poppies are beautiful & I can’t wait to see your sweet peas in bloom... one of my favorite flowers ( of so many😂) I have to tell you... I had the exact same plaid LUNCH BOX in grammar school! Also, like you, I saw one ( Goodwill outlet store) and snatched it up! My mother usually put beef barley soup in my thermos. I remember the clinking shattering of glass from dropping my lunchbox on the sidewalk.. no more soup for me! 😩 lol! Feels like we are kindred spirits even more now😍
My mother, bless her heart, was not very creative in the lunch packing department. Always a sandwich, a piece of fruit and a dessert. I can't even remember what she put in the thermos, probably OJ.
Jeri, I love your serene garden! I love to see what food you prepare, I enjoy your videos so much! Thank you!
Loved looking at the chickens and ducks! They are sooo cute!! ❤️❤️❤️
Isn't it wonderful to have fragrant bouquets again? I also love your daisies and beautiful blue cornflowers. Blue flowers have a special place in my heart, partly because they they are rare. I love this video. Good luck with your seedlings and sweet peas. Thank you so much for another wonderful video.
Hi jeri, I love your videos, and I am revisiting them at the moment it helps to get away with you these days!
I read somewhere that the miners would have meat and potatoes one end and jam the other end, isn’t that wonderful? You have inspired me to sort getting seeds and planning for next year, and being more creative again.
I also saw you had found Donna davies who lives in cape cod, loves the chateau diaries, I thought it was nice to see you commenting, best wishes from Kent, uk.
I've learned so much about the Pasties since making this video, it's been fun. I have an abundance of pears and will have to make some fruit Pasties soon. I enjoy Donna's channel, she is very calm, humble and talented.
I watch the Chateau Diaries "spin-off "Doing it Ourselves"
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow me too! I find you both calming, I love your animals and birds, the way they screech and you carry on as if nothing is disturbing you. I am very grateful for the knowledge and the beauty of your channel.
Hi jeri, lovely video! I live in zone 5 and a few years ago found a perennial sweet pea for this zone, however.. it has no smell but covers my white picket fence all summer with so many blooms people stop and look at it. I give babies away each spring and seeds in the fall.
Sounds great!
I used to read articles on Tasha Tudor in various magazines such as Victoria. I liked her life style. In Northern Minnesota we have the mines in the mountains. If there are mines there are Cornish people. Pasties are big in Minnesota and North Dakota. A really good meal. There are shops up north that the only thing they sell is pasties! And my Grandfather raised sweet peas. Heavenly aroma! Thank you for helping me remember these things. Be blessed!
I'm determined to become a pastie making expert, as I love pot pies of all sorts.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Actually that sounds rather nice for dinner tonight. I shall give that some serious thought. Thank you!
Thanks to you I ordered for the first time seeds from Everwilde. Just received the packets yesterday. Thanks, Mrs.Landers. :-)
They've been good seeds for me, hope you like them.
You can't beat a May garden! Fresh petals and greenery smell/feel full of life. Thanks for sharing all that grows at your home and those step-by-step recipes:) Pat those duckling backs for me. D.
I agree, a May and a June garden are tops!
Another wonderful video Jeri.
Your pasties sure did look good.
So far from watching a number of your videos I have sown some alcea (hollyhock) seeds I asked my friend to send me from my parents in-laws old garden (dad's were always beautiful each year and an array of colours), zinnias, cosmos and I will yet sow lunaria. I've also sown some artichokes for the flowers and some veggies. I have many old seeds and I've a feeling that since we moved from Hampshire, UK up to Shropshire many of my seeds didn't like it. I just hope the sweetpea seeds are still good because I'd like to sow some if I get the time. Some of my favourites are 'Prince Edward of York', 'Matucana' 'Beaujolais' 'Lord Nelson' and 'Windsor'. All very highly scented. 🥰
Hollyhocks and Sweetpeas, what could be better?