She's done a great job using available space, thanks for sharing. It's good to have a reminder to go up!

luv it all

Hi, is there any chance you could add plant lists to your videos?

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Great videos on this channel. Thankyou 😊

I realised half way through the video that I’ve visited that garden. It really is gorgeous.

Obscured fencing is great as is the ground cover. Lots to love here. Thanks for the video.

Hi there! I have 0 knowledge in gardening but brought 2 beautiful blueberry bushes today. I need to up-pot them, but not sure which soil should I use. Can you help me a bit? Is it enough to mix potting soil and acidic soil mix in a pot, then mulching them?

A really wonderful use of foliage colour and texture that will persist throughout the year in the lower shrubs and bushes, even when the upper canopy is gone. So many shades of green must make the whole garden feel cool and inviting in the summer too, before the autumn colours come out. I always think including plants with interesting little flowers you have to look for in secret places adds to the magical, otherworldly feel of a garden and inspires imagination and curiosity in young kids and not-so-young kids alike. A really beautiful garden!

Brilliant video! Thank you! Will be checking out your other vids!

Thanks again for another great garden tour and the lovely lady letting you share her beautiful garden 🍃

Thanks Chloe. I'd really like some suggestions for taller plants to screen the fence than succulents and that will cope with competition from a huge oak over the back fence (for a corner which gets hit with late afternoon western sun in summer - until a crepe myrtle grows enough to shade it)? And a creeper maybe?

I’m definitely planting my garden with autumn as a feature!

What a gorgeous garden. I love it! Thanks for sharing 😊

Thank you for showing us this garden. So beautiful.

We visited this garden last year. Loved it. 💚

My favourite, a loved garden.

All great advice for planting in dry shade! I can't compete with the elm sucker roots in my dry-shade area, so I keep everything in pots and hanging baskets, except some wormwood which forms an evergreen windbreak and seems to be able to survive within the elm's domain.

Love every episode you share. Thank you to the BTDT team and all the beautiful gardens and their owners for inspiring us to get out in our own gardens to dream and imagine future pjects ❤

And I have every single one of these shade types in my garden, as well as full sun. They can all be tricky, but hoards of hungry possums compound the problem every time! Looking forward to helpful tips!

Can't wait!!!!

Love it!

The dahlias look amazing

I feel I've watched a thousand garden tours and I can honestly say this garden has thrilled and inspired me like no other. This is the cottage garden twist I've been searching for as I create my own woodland cottage garden. Absolutely breathtaking!! Thank you for this inspirational tour.

Absolutely beautiful, just don't see cottage garden anymore

I love grey foliage plants and all the purple flowers. I spotted an Artemisia there too.

Another beautiful garden thanks for the tour Chloe

You are welcome

And pollinators can't get to it !

I love everything about this garden... The different textures are stunning and the sunken garden.. Tim is my absolute favourite landscaper...

Absolutely beautiful 😍

Another great BTGG Chloe. Well done.

Excellent 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

So many plants there I haven't seen in years. The Winter roses, lamb's ears, oakleaf hydrangea and seaside daisies all took me back to my Mum's garden when we were kids, though that garden was under a copse of ancient pear trees with some silver birch scattered through and a huge, old tortured olive in the middle. So nice to see them being used in a contemporary garden so beautifully.

Saw your segment on GA a while ago, and randomly found your channel last weekend when searching for Native Australian Family gardens ..... keep doing what you're doing!!! 🤟💌

Was so excited to see this. Great to see in my lunch break

So many elements to like about this garden. I love the front yard with the different levels and private sitting areas. I hadn’t seen the backyard before. It may not be formally landscaped but it looks great with those raised beds and crunchy side path leading up to it.

Another brilliant tour Chloe! I love seeing gardens at the in-between stages - like with seed heads still attached! We don't get to see enough of these.

Thank you!…quite a bit of our garden is like this!…l am always stuck to know what to plant at the southern end of our (quite high-but single story) house on MNC of NSW in a sub tropical climate….and l hadn’t thought of either of these!…🤗

Wow, someone has spent a lot of time there with the hedge trimmer - I give my couple of Correa and Westringa the same treatment! ,Great garden!

Such joyful colour. Delightful. My fav was the unnamed dahlia ❤

I wish the writing didn't cover so much of the screen I would have loved to see it all

Really nice design - contemporary but not sterile. The rammed earth wall looks a lot like stoney concrete to me 😊

I like it when people make something out of such small spaces. I would look forward at how itwill look a few years into the future, when plants have grown and everything doesn't look new anymore. It seems like the 3D software can show - an important feature for such a program, show maturing and aging. This is far better than people cramming indoor stuff, kitchen, pool, sofa or even TV outside into their garden.

Love watching your tours. Would have loved to have seen some night shots to show the lighting.

So many good ideas and looks great - love watching your tours

Fabulous landscape design and execution 👍💚