I needed this little stroll through your garden today. What a successful planting you and John have done. It comes to mind the saying, “A society grows great when old men (or women) plant trees, under whose shade they know they may never sit.” You are such a gem, dear Kate! ❤🌳❤️
I heard a quick comment about planting for the future generation. How lovely to develop your land, not only for your own pleasure in mind, but also that of your family members. I've been noticing that here in Canada that families whose culture tends to keep families together are happier. You seem to have created a family that understands and accepts their responsibility to help you. At the same time, you're an easy, happy person to be around!! I loved the tour.
My nephew planted a pine tree in my mom’s yard, and decades later she wouldn’t trim it even when it was blocking everything-it represented her love for her 30+ yo first grandchild. I can so understand that steady love, embodied in John’s oak.
Lovely! When I'm out riding, it is so special to go through an archway of trees. You are a good steward of your land. I try to do the same here, getting trees from the Dept. of Environmental Conservation. When I walk among my white pines, they are 29 years old now, grown up and providing me with pine needle mulch, a wind break, and beauty, I remember planting them when a bundle of 25 tiny saplings fit in my hands. I'm making some pine sap cough drops in a few days, so they are also providing me with a natural medicine.
What a great garden! All these trees will hopefully be around for the future. You are a good custodian of the nature around you Kate. Thank you for sharing
Hello Kate. Thank you for sharing your sewing and garden of trees and your wisdom to appreciate their fruits and nuts, and oxygenation that supports our lives. Absolutely AWESOME !!! Bravo to you !!! Keep living so blessed with the Nature God provides us with with a little bit of work and caring on our part. ❤
Aren't you the same lovely older lady who had the pond & tiny cabin built on her land? That was a incredibly inspirational video 👏 ❤. And if not then you have a beautiful land to do so 🙏 🤲 ❤
I am a bit like you, Kate, in that I love a wild, bushy kind of garden, in that it attracts all kinds of wildlife and little creatures. What a variety of trees you have planted. I never realized that your garden was so large. Your life is full of 'bits and bobs' Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
Kate I love your home and garden. I would love a cabin you have for my sewing and other crafts. But my family I don’t think I would have to have someone walk with me. I have had a lot of falls ,but I think it would make me much better. So I get joy from your home. Thank you so much. Have a safe and blessed day.
Thank you Kate and Anna, your trees are looking beautiful. You live in a lovely part of the country and it’s a joy to see your enthusiasm for the wilder bits.
Lovely to see the planted trees doing so well. In Scotland in the rural area of the Highlands most homes had a Rowan in the garden. Superstition - they are supposed to keep witches away.
Yay, a new video! 😊 Always love seeing what you're up to & enjoying! What a great tour of your lovely property. TREES! Ahh, love trees! What a great example for us all - Plant Trees!!! Please take us along when you & Ant get to pruning your hedgerows, willow & trees. I love pruning & you two are always fun to watch. I'll bet you will have some great projects with your willow. Great chop & drop or composting material for your soil. Greetings from Virginia Beach, Virginia, from across the pond on the east coast of the USA. 😊
Ilene wasn't too keen on having folks around her pond. She made me smile. Lovely trees 😊. I remember when you would bend the willow branches around each other along the willow walkway. Thank you for the tree tour😊❤!
❤I would love to be following you around your garden 😊🇺🇸I am from the swampy south. Louisiana. This makes me happy to know someone else has a love of trees 🌳
❤ My house in California was part of a property developed as a farm in the 1840’s, owned by a woman named Isabella. My house is from 1940. It’s along the river. I have elder, oak, lemon, orange, almond, black walnut, olive, loquat, the plum died during the last drought, and mulberry. It all just does its thing. …the grape too it’s so old it’s more like trees than vines. 🌈🌈🦋🦋
So lovely..your my kinda people, you remind me so much of my family. We lived in country just north of Seattle. Farm, horses goats,fruit trees and gardens❤
I love how Eileen believes you built that pond just for her! And I believe you may have. Great look at your vision with the wilder treed parts of your property, I hope yuor vision passes through many generations to come, such a legacy. Thank you Kate.
Awww, this was lovely! I loved the bit at the end where we got to see how the green/living roof is doing on the cottage! One thing I was thinking Kate - you're so lucky to have all this knowledge about plants and trees and I'm sure it's something you don't think twice about. I didn't grow up with a garden, it was just my mum and I, so we lived in small flats or with my Granny, so I never learned those skills - which I realise now, just how much I wish I had that head-full of knowledge that you do! So, thank you for sharing, it means a lot to me. xx
Kate, hello from Georgia in the US. I remember when you and Jon planted those; I can't believe that was 1 1/2 yrs ago. I absolutely love trees; they fascinate me with all the different colors and shapes. I look forward to seeing their progress. Thank you for sharing all your adventures with us on the lime green sofa. Take care.
Oh Kate. I love the walk through your garden. What a fun place to visit and I’m sure a great place for children to run play hide & seek. Those apple trees are looking good. I see apple pies, apple crisp, apple jelly and maybe some apple butter too in the future. Your house will smell heavenly on the crispy days. You and your son put a lot of work and love into the planting. 🌳🍎🍏🥧
It is so lovely to see Eileen the goose. I wondered if she would like a mate, as she seems so alone, but very happy to have her beautiful pond of course. xxx
What a happy surprise to find you here at mid week. The garden is so wild and wonderful that I can imagine the birds and the other wildlife making themselves at home there. I can see that Eileen is quite happy guarding the cabin. Have a wonderful rest of the week and I'll look forward to seeing you on Sunday, God Bless
Absolutely lovely to sit and watch all your beautiful trees and how well your new saplings have come along, which makes all your efforts so worthwhile. xx
Your garden and trees are beautiful, Kate! You not only have a talented needle, but a green thumb, as well! I so enjoy your ventures! Love from Pennsylvania, USA 💕🌷🐻
Your garden and cabin are lovely and thank you for sharing. The goose is not Eileen and it spoke to you in both videos but you did not acknowledge the poor thing. There is a delightful you tube channel Cog Hill Farm I think you would enjoy of an Alabama family homestead. There are all sorts of animals, fowl and gardening featured
When my daughter Hazel was born( a winter baby) my father planted a Witch Hazel tree in his yard. She is now off to college and the tree is quite lovely.
Enjoying the tree tour🥰🥰. I think Iolene is not happy😋. She owns that pond territory!!!’ Thank you for sharing. Love you and Anna We’ve had a lovely cool spell for abt 10 days but to get hot and humid again. Fortunately we have had rains here in mid-Tennessee 😊😊😊
What a lovely tour of your garden! I enjoyed hearing about and seeing all of your marvelous plantings. You and John did a great job planting all of those trees. You continue to inspire me!🐸🦎🐛🦋
Hello Kate! So great to see you. My husband and I planted around 100 trees and shrubs around 20 years ago. We are very much enjoying the birds that have nested in and the rabbits and deer hiding among the shrubs.
Eileen always watching through the window, or splashing about the pond, the plethora of trees and climbers, the tiny cottage and happy place for you, love the structure you are bringing!
You are a wonderful custodian of your land my dear. You have such a wonderful place. I love hearing about all of it LOL Will you show us how you cut back some of the hedge overgrowth? I would love to see it. Hope this finds you happy and healthy. See you next time!
Kate I love your gardens . It’s always so beautiful and the breeze is always blowing. I know you always do your research before all your projects and you probably already know this about honeysuckle. It is very prevalent here in the south in the USA. Grows wild and in abundance. It is VERY evasive and over time left unattended will choke out any living greenery it can wrap around. It does smell lovely, and as children we all would pick the blooms and suck the nectar out. Very sweet! But like I said extremely evasive. 😊 Ty for sharing your life with us.
That is because honeysuckle was imported from Asia. Our native honeysuckle is not invasive. (I am trying to remove all of the invasives off our place, so I researched and England has a native honeysuckle. It also stated that only the shrub ones tend to be a problem there, not the vining ones.) I am so glad you mentioned this issue so people tempted to run out and plant some are aware of the invasive issues.
This is so beautiful! I can’t wait for my 5 year old granddaughter, Rowan, to watch this video with me. She has never seen a Rowan tree and this is going to make her day! 🥰
Hi Kate, how lucky that you are able to keep the apples on the trees. The cockatoos strip my apple and pear trees before the fruit is ripe. They just say “thanks for lunch”! Cheers from Melbourne.
Well Kate, when i started to watch this video i was at 117 likes, and now at the end of it you have gone up to 213 liikes, that is super fast take up of people. You have a big, big garden and it is just as well you like gardening because the size it is, it would be a wasted opportunity to help the life out that helps you, field mice in all. I don't think my 2 sticks would get me around it , but having had a mum who was dedicated to a real gardena, wildlife and all, i can see the why you do it. Thank you for exploration around the wildes of the top of England. Crafty hugs from Norah, over the border up in Central Scotland
What a wonderful trip around your landscape. So beautiful and peaceful. Thank you. Have a wonderful day and please share more videos, you made my day ❤
The baby trees are doing quite well. I'm so happy for you. I guess that's what happens when water falls from the sky, eh? LOL - it's a real struggle to get things to grow here in the desert and even native plants are a challenge, but I'm trying. Thank you for the tour. I love what you've done there. All those years in one place and a real love of nature shows in the wonderful results.
TREETASTIC...looking wonderful... and ANT is going to be busy... looking forward to seeing his work on the trees and bushes xx Greetings from Amsterdam xx
Love the Honeysuckle, its classed as a problem plant here which is a shame as I grew up smelling their beautiful scent. Love your Trees and what an awesome planting for your next generation. Huge Hugs from NZ xx
Thank you for sharing your trees! I ❤ trees! Grew up helping my dad plant trees and have planted some in my adult years. Are the red berries edible? They look so tempting and there is nothing like fresh from the tree! Oh how I miss those days. Elderberry can be used to make juices for cold prevention. I see you planted one of my favorites, that being dogwood! Beautiful blooms in yhe Spring and awesomely beautiful colorful leaves in the Fall. Deer are terrible here too. Took out 2 of our service berries and had to replace them. Ended up putting a fence around the new ones. Now they have attacked our new blue spruces and some have actually survived. Some have not. Here in most US states deer can be hunted on your own paper, but have to fill out paperwork. Don't want to kill the babies, just the bucks as they are the tree destroyers. Thank you for sharing your beautiful new trees! I truly enjoy seeing them growing and thriving!
dear Kate......good morning ....I sit with my early coffee(5 am) and watch your video................what a beautiful project with all the trees...........Blessings and Greetings from Daggy,Kiel,Germany..........and your gouse is fantastic(forgot her name,sorry)☘☘☘
Thank you for sharing with us your lovely, peaceful place and your delightful projects. It fills my heart with wonder and joy... helps me look for the ways I want to build wonder where I am. I live in Texas, and it's hard to grow things here, but I join you for quilting projects. And maybe I will take on the weeds between the flagstones in my own yard when the weather cools off.
Oh Kate I can't believe you have a russet apple tree & don't like them😮. They are one of my favourites. I am also very fond of a Discovery, the smell of them is amazing. We are lucky to have so many fantastic varieties of apples in the UK❤
Oh what a pleasure...I just love trees...I hate it when ever i see a developer chopping down beautiful trees t o build yet another housing development...we don't need more houses - (there are plenty that are standing empty)...we need trees!!
Thank you Kate! We are about to move to our new home on 4.1 acres of mostly natural wild land. Your video is very inspiring, as we want to plant trees out from the house, where currently it is an empty field of grass. 💖🤗
Hello Kate and Anna, thank you so much for the tour of all the trees that you and John planted. I agree, more successes than not. Lovely video today. Take care. ❤
I love the different levels of green the Aussie in me wants to whipper snip not only because of snakes but fire danger is always at the front of my mind. Lucky its not a problem there
Thank you Kate for the tour of your garden. The trees are wonderful, I adore trees and bought an Alder Tree from my local parks dept to have planted in the public area. Take care. 🌳🍅
Always lovely to go on walks with you and the goose thought you had come for a visit I bet …that’s what every one should be doing planting apple seeds or acorns the world need more trees since house building removes then all because it’s easier ,,so sad to have a yard and no trees thanks so much for taking us along
Love looking around your garden and seeing the trees. I'd forgotten you had bees aswell. My favorite apples is the russet , when I was young at Christmas in our stocking we would always have a russet,, a tangerine and a little chocolate bar. Great memmouries xx
What a joy this afternoon to watch your lovely video. Your garden is beautiful and certainly reflects years of love and hard work. Kuddos to you and your "helpers". Thank you🥰
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The story of John planting the acorn was delightful. To see trees grow to a good size from seed is a once in a lifetime privilege .🌳🌲🌿🍂🍁
Thank you, Kate and filmographer. What a pleasure to watch you ambling round your lovely garden and to see your special trees. 💜💙💚
A lovely walk around! "More success than failure" ... yes!
I needed this little stroll through your garden today. What a successful planting you and John have done. It comes to mind the saying, “A society grows great when old men (or women) plant trees, under whose shade they know they may never sit.” You are such a gem, dear Kate! ❤🌳❤️
I love that we plant trees for our grandchildren.
I heard a quick comment about planting for the future generation. How lovely to develop your land, not only for your own pleasure in mind, but also that of your family members. I've been noticing that here in Canada that families whose culture tends to keep families together are happier. You seem to have created a family that understands and accepts their responsibility to help you. At the same time, you're an easy, happy person to be around!! I loved the tour.
Thank you Kate and Anna, for showing us so much of your garden! A very large property. Is beautiful.
My nephew planted a pine tree in my mom’s yard, and decades later she wouldn’t trim it even when it was blocking everything-it represented her love for her 30+ yo first grandchild. I can so understand that steady love, embodied in John’s oak.
Lovely! When I'm out riding, it is so special to go through an archway of trees. You are a good steward of your land. I try to do the same here, getting trees from the Dept. of Environmental Conservation. When I walk among my white pines, they are 29 years old now, grown up and providing me with pine needle mulch, a wind break, and beauty, I remember planting them when a bundle of 25 tiny saplings fit in my hands. I'm making some pine sap cough drops in a few days, so they are also providing me with a natural medicine.
I loved strolling through the garden as you proudly introduce your green babies!
What a great garden! All these trees will hopefully be around for the future. You are a good custodian of the nature around you Kate. Thank you for sharing
Hello Kate. Thank you for sharing your sewing and garden of trees and your wisdom to appreciate their fruits and nuts, and oxygenation that supports our lives. Absolutely AWESOME !!! Bravo to you !!! Keep living so blessed with the Nature God provides us with with a little bit of work and caring on our part. ❤
Thank you Kate and Anna for a wonderful peaceful video!
Aren't you the same lovely older lady who had the pond & tiny cabin built on her land? That was a incredibly inspirational video 👏 ❤. And if not then you have a beautiful land to do so 🙏 🤲 ❤
I am a bit like you, Kate, in that I love a wild, bushy kind of garden, in that it attracts all kinds of wildlife and little creatures. What a variety of trees you have planted. I never realized that your garden was so large. Your life is full of 'bits and bobs' Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
Trees are a legacy for those to come. A wonderful tree project.❤
I am passionate about trees and love seeing someone else that is filled with joy talking about their trees.
Kate I love your home and garden. I would love a cabin you have for my sewing and other crafts. But my family I don’t think I would have to have someone walk with me. I have had a lot of falls ,but I think it would make me much better. So I get joy from your home. Thank you so much. Have a safe and blessed day.
Thank you Kate and Anna, your trees are looking beautiful. You live in a lovely part of the country and it’s a joy to see your enthusiasm for the wilder bits.
Lovely. I think Ilene is living her best life yet. 👍
It's always fun to see the growth of the trees over time.
Lovely to see the planted trees doing so well. In Scotland in the rural area of the Highlands most homes had a Rowan in the garden. Superstition - they are supposed to keep witches away.
Yay, a new video! 😊 Always love seeing what you're up to & enjoying! What a great tour of your lovely property.
TREES! Ahh, love trees! What a great example for us all - Plant Trees!!!
Please take us along when you & Ant get to pruning your hedgerows, willow & trees. I love pruning & you two are always fun to watch. I'll bet you will have some great projects with your willow. Great chop & drop or composting material for your soil.
Greetings from Virginia Beach, Virginia, from across the pond on the east coast of the USA. 😊
Thank you Kate. It was lovely to take a break from a busy day, and sit with a cup of tea while joining you on a walk about your garden.
Ilene wasn't too keen on having folks around her pond. She made me smile. Lovely trees 😊. I remember when you would bend the willow branches around each other along the willow walkway.
Thank you for the tree tour😊❤!
The faeries clearly like what you've done with your garden .
thank you for this posting of 'Past, Present, Future. Surprises, bit of "oh well", JOY, & MOST FUN planning with Ant.
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Reminds me of growing up in the country when I was younger. Thank you!
😂 Love the way you said the “Willow arch is a bit like a car wash” if you go through when it’s wet. Too funny! 🤭
❤I would love to be following you around your garden 😊🇺🇸I am from the swampy south. Louisiana. This makes me happy to know someone else has a love of trees 🌳
Thank you Kate for such a calming video. It was very much needed right now.
❤ My house in California was part of a property developed as a farm in the 1840’s, owned by a woman named Isabella. My house is from 1940. It’s along the river. I have elder, oak, lemon, orange, almond, black walnut, olive, loquat, the plum died during the last drought, and mulberry. It all just does its thing. …the grape too it’s so old it’s more like trees than vines. 🌈🌈🦋🦋
So lovely..your my kinda people, you remind me so much of my family. We lived in country just north of Seattle. Farm, horses goats,fruit trees and gardens❤
I live in such a different climate and landscape in rural Texas. 100 degrees expected today. This was such a treat with this morning's bacon and eggs.
I love how Eileen believes you built that pond just for her! And I believe you may have.
Great look at your vision with the wilder treed parts of your property, I hope yuor vision passes through many generations to come, such a legacy. Thank you Kate.
I love the story about Johns tree!Its a beautiful tree and I didn't know they grew that fast (30 something years).Great video!Hi Eileen!
Simple love all your trees. Lots of work. But very much worth it. 😊
Awww, this was lovely! I loved the bit at the end where we got to see how the green/living roof is doing on the cottage! One thing I was thinking Kate - you're so lucky to have all this knowledge about plants and trees and I'm sure it's something you don't think twice about. I didn't grow up with a garden, it was just my mum and I, so we lived in small flats or with my Granny, so I never learned those skills - which I realise now, just how much I wish I had that head-full of knowledge that you do! So, thank you for sharing, it means a lot to me. xx
Kate, hello from Georgia in the US. I remember when you and Jon planted those; I can't believe that was 1 1/2 yrs ago. I absolutely love trees; they fascinate me with all the different colors and shapes. I look forward to seeing their progress. Thank you for sharing all your adventures with us on the lime green sofa. Take care.
Thank you Kate and Anna....what a beautiful legacy to leave.....
Oh Kate. I love the walk through your garden. What a fun place to visit and I’m sure a great place for children to run play hide & seek. Those apple trees are looking good. I see apple pies, apple crisp, apple jelly and maybe some apple butter too in the future. Your house will smell heavenly on the crispy days. You and your son put a lot of work and love into the planting. 🌳🍎🍏🥧
Thank you for this vlog giving update on the trees
Of course tree planting is for future generations & that makes this super special to watch 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Eileen's honking is so funny. She's always the center of attention 😂
Ant, I hope you're taking notes. Kate has more projects!
Kate I have been fastinated by trees since I was a kid. Thank you very much for the lovely walk through your trees.
It is so lovely to see Eileen the goose. I wondered if she would like a mate, as she seems so alone, but very happy to have her beautiful pond of course. xxx
What a happy surprise to find you here at mid week. The garden is so wild and wonderful that I can imagine the birds and the other wildlife making themselves at home there. I can see that Eileen is quite happy guarding the cabin. Have a wonderful rest of the week and I'll look forward to seeing you on Sunday, God Bless
Absolutely lovely to sit and watch all your beautiful trees and how well your new saplings have come along, which makes all your efforts so worthwhile. xx
What an amazing garden you have! Trees are so beautiful and your legacy will be there forever!
Your garden and trees are beautiful, Kate! You not only have a talented needle, but a green thumb, as well! I so enjoy your ventures! Love from Pennsylvania, USA 💕🌷🐻
Your garden and cabin are lovely and thank you for sharing. The goose is not Eileen and it spoke to you in both videos but you did not acknowledge the poor thing. There is a delightful you tube channel Cog Hill Farm I think you would enjoy of an Alabama family homestead. There are all sorts of animals, fowl and gardening featured
When my daughter Hazel was born( a winter baby) my father planted a Witch Hazel tree in his yard. She is now off to college and the tree is quite lovely.
Well done, Kate. You have an abundance of eco-friendly environment in your garden. The trees you planted are doing excellent. ❤
Enjoying the tree tour🥰🥰. I think Iolene is not happy😋. She owns that pond territory!!!’ Thank you for sharing. Love you and Anna We’ve had a lovely cool spell for abt 10 days but to get hot and humid again. Fortunately we have had rains here in mid-Tennessee 😊😊😊
With all those berries, the birds must love your garden .
What a lovely tour of your garden! I enjoyed hearing about and seeing all of your marvelous plantings. You and John did a great job planting all of those trees. You continue to inspire me!🐸🦎🐛🦋
Hello Kate! So great to see you. My husband and I planted around 100 trees and shrubs around 20 years ago. We are very much enjoying the birds that have nested in and the rabbits and deer hiding among the shrubs.
Kate thank you so much for sharing your garden with me. What a beautiful, natural place. Stay well and thank you again
Thank you for the tour. What an amazing place, you are blessed to have John and others that helped. I know it’s a lot of work.
From little acorns ❤. Lovely tour, Kate. The garden is looking really wild and lovely.
Eileen always watching through the window, or splashing about the pond, the plethora of trees and climbers, the tiny cottage and happy place for you, love the structure you are bringing!
You are a wonderful custodian of your land my dear. You have such a wonderful place. I love hearing about all of it LOL Will you show us how you cut back some of the hedge overgrowth? I would love to see it. Hope this finds you happy and healthy. See you next time!
I love planting trees. ITT amazing how fast they grow. We got a lot in common. God bless you
Thank you Kate. Enjoyed following you around your garden. 🌳🙂💕
Kate I love your gardens . It’s always so beautiful and the breeze is always blowing. I know you always do your research before all your projects and you probably already know this about honeysuckle. It is very prevalent here in the south in the USA. Grows wild and in abundance. It is VERY evasive and over time left unattended will choke out any living greenery it can wrap around. It does smell lovely, and as children we all would pick the blooms and suck the nectar out. Very sweet! But like I said extremely evasive. 😊 Ty for sharing your life with us.
That is because honeysuckle was imported from Asia. Our native honeysuckle is not invasive. (I am trying to remove all of the invasives off our place, so I researched and England has a native honeysuckle. It also stated that only the shrub ones tend to be a problem there, not the vining ones.) I am so glad you mentioned this issue so people tempted to run out and plant some are aware of the invasive issues.
English honeysuckle is native to the UK. We are careful not to plant invasive species here. x x x
Absolutely gorgeous. Again heaven on earth for sure. Thank you so much for sharing this ❤
So nice to have that space to roam around in! 😊
What a beautiful garden. Your videos are so relaxing to listen to and watch. Thank you for sharing your little piece of paradise.
This is so beautiful! I can’t wait for my 5 year old granddaughter, Rowan, to watch this video with me. She has never seen a Rowan tree and this is going to make her day! 🥰
Wonderful!
Thank you for a visit around you garden, it was very pleasant. Take care. 🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️
Hi Kate, how lucky that you are able to keep the apples on the trees. The cockatoos strip my apple and pear trees before the fruit is ripe. They just say “thanks for lunch”! Cheers from Melbourne.
Well Kate, when i started to watch this video i was at 117 likes, and now at the end of it you have gone up to 213 liikes, that is super fast take up of people. You have a big, big garden and it is just as well you like gardening because the size it is, it would be a wasted opportunity to help the life out that helps you, field mice in all. I don't think my 2 sticks would get me around it , but having had a mum who was dedicated to a real gardena, wildlife and all, i can see the why you do it. Thank you for exploration around the wildes of the top of England. Crafty hugs from Norah, over the border up in Central Scotland
What a wonderful trip around your landscape. So beautiful and peaceful. Thank you. Have a wonderful day and please share more videos, you made my day ❤
I love the story of the acorn tree. So special. You have a lovely property, Kate.
Thank you. Such greenery is balm for the soul.🍃🍃🍃
You my dear Kate, is just what I needed today. Thank you
PERFECTLY LOVELY walk with You….the Honeysuckles will be delicious…..what a great legacy gift to the future….ringing up ANT soon I hope…..
The baby trees are doing quite well. I'm so happy for you. I guess that's what happens when water falls from the sky, eh? LOL - it's a real struggle to get things to grow here in the desert and even native plants are a challenge, but I'm trying. Thank you for the tour. I love what you've done there. All those years in one place and a real love of nature shows in the wonderful results.
This is really interesting. Thank you, Kate. Silver birch and Cortlands are my favorites. ❤
So pretty! Thanks for planting trees for our planet.
TREETASTIC...looking wonderful... and ANT is going to be busy... looking forward to seeing his work on the trees and bushes xx Greetings from Amsterdam xx
Thank you Kate❤❤❤❤ It’s beautiful 🤩 🌳🍀🌾🌺
Love the Honeysuckle, its classed as a problem plant here which is a shame as I grew up smelling their beautiful scent. Love your Trees and what an awesome planting for your next generation.
Huge Hugs from NZ xx
Thank you for sharing your trees! I ❤ trees! Grew up helping my dad plant trees and have planted some in my adult years. Are the red berries edible? They look so tempting and there is nothing like fresh from the tree! Oh how I miss those days. Elderberry can be used to make juices for cold prevention. I see you planted one of my favorites, that being dogwood! Beautiful blooms in yhe Spring and awesomely beautiful colorful leaves in the Fall. Deer are terrible here too. Took out 2 of our service berries and had to replace them. Ended up putting a fence around the new ones. Now they have attacked our new blue spruces and some have actually survived. Some have not. Here in most US states deer can be hunted on your own paper, but have to fill out paperwork. Don't want to kill the babies, just the bucks as they are the tree destroyers. Thank you for sharing your beautiful new trees! I truly enjoy seeing them growing and thriving!
Wonderful to see you outside, reminds me of the early vids you made. Fun to see Eileen informing you of where you're allowed to walk.
❤❤enjoyed the tour,,🎉🎉
ELAINE 🏠💗
Our rowan trees are so gorgeous right now,,, 💗
dear Kate......good morning ....I sit with my early coffee(5 am) and watch your video................what a beautiful project with all the trees...........Blessings and Greetings from Daggy,Kiel,Germany..........and your gouse is fantastic(forgot her name,sorry)☘☘☘
Thank you for sharing with us your lovely, peaceful place and your delightful projects. It fills my heart with wonder and joy... helps me look for the ways I want to build wonder where I am. I live in Texas, and it's hard to grow things here, but I join you for quilting projects. And maybe I will take on the weeds between the flagstones in my own yard when the weather cools off.
What a great “ trek” through your garden. Felt like I was right there 🩷
Oh Kate I can't believe you have a russet apple tree & don't like them😮. They are one of my favourites. I am also very fond of a Discovery, the smell of them is amazing. We are lucky to have so many fantastic varieties of apples in the UK❤
Oh what a pleasure...I just love trees...I hate it when ever i see a developer chopping down beautiful trees t o build yet another housing development...we don't need more houses - (there are plenty that are standing empty)...we need trees!!
I loved looking round your garden Kate. What a lovely property you have. Thank you for the tour. Take Care.
Thank you Kate! We are about to move to our new home on 4.1 acres of mostly natural wild land. Your video is very inspiring, as we want to plant trees out from the house, where currently it is an empty field of grass. 💖🤗
Hello Kate and Anna, thank you so much for the tour of all the trees that you and John planted. I agree, more successes than not. Lovely video today. Take care. ❤
A lovely stroll with you through your garden was a pleasure.
I love the different levels of green the Aussie in me wants to whipper snip not only because of snakes but fire danger is always at the front of my mind. Lucky its not a problem there
Thank you Kate for the tour of your garden. The trees are wonderful, I adore trees and bought an Alder Tree from my local parks dept to have planted in the public area. Take care. 🌳🍅
Thank you x
When I lived in England I used to make Rowan Berry Jelly. Apart from eating with traditional venison dishes, it's quite delicious with cheese.
Always lovely to go on walks with you and the goose thought you had come for a visit I bet …that’s what every one should be doing planting apple seeds or acorns the world need more trees since house building removes then all because it’s easier ,,so sad to have a yard and no trees thanks so much for taking us along
Love looking around your garden and seeing the trees. I'd forgotten you had bees aswell. My favorite apples is the russet , when I was young at Christmas in our stocking we would always have a russet,, a tangerine and a little chocolate bar. Great memmouries xx
I've never heard of the russet variety of apples. We have russet potatoes in the U.S.
Beautiful walk around. I love being amongst the trees.
What a joy this afternoon to watch your lovely video. Your garden is beautiful and certainly reflects years of love and hard work. Kuddos to you and your "helpers". Thank you🥰