Such a lovely treat to have these gardens to visit and the info on Midsummer was enjoyable. The packets of seeds that you purchased are also grown here Down Under in Aotearoa/New Zealand and some colder parts of Australia. Grma 🌸🌟🌸

Thanks!!! Guess I'm waiting a year or 2 before I do this

Thank you - super useful!

Thank you 😊

Is it possible to save a lily that had the stem broken in half in June? It had flower buds on it 😔 I'm zone 6b. Thank you so much for such an informative video!

I have looked and viewed so many of these and yet they never show the type of hydrangea I have. It is a loge bush with long shoot branches that have white flowers going down the branch. Inside the cluster of flowers are small bead-like circles. It looks like a weeping willing with flowers. By summer the flowers are gone and the small circle has turned into a cluster of deep red beads. What do I own and how do I prune it?

Hejsan Rachel! Its cold and rough in the winter here but I can assure you that the brambles do just fine! Been tackeling them at the summer house...😅...Most perennial plants do well thanks to a proper snow cover during the coldest season. We'll have to see what the climate change will result in though..things are definitely changing and becoming more erratic. But of course we envy the amazing gardening climate of Ireland...when I had the pleasure to start a garden in co Clare I was amazed at the growing power in just one season...and very little need to water..... Slán, Constantina

Thanks for a delightful video and made us aware of different ways of enjoying nature 😊❤❤❤

A delightful treat . The dining table anecdote made me smile . Many thanks .

Hello Rachel, both of these gardens are lovely and hiw adorable. How adorable is that little red squirrel. That's the first time I have ever seen or heard of them. I do a summer solstice lunch and family garden show. Since my birthday is June 21st, I thought it was a great idea. Thank you again for sharing your travels with us ❤😊.

Just starting to plant my first grape vine in my polytunnel. I found your video extremely helpful. Thank you .

Very nice

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Also like fireweed, considered a weed in Scotland. They grow in cleared open areas. I love them & the bees love them as well. I would feel very welcome if I went to Scotland & found fireweed to welcome me on a stroll in the countryside. It is illegal to plant them my state, but I love the surprise of seeong the plant, walking in more wild country areas.

I first saw wild tiger lilies growing in wooded areas in the Pacific NW of USA. (Also bleeding hearts and more rarely, lady slippers, that have been illegal to pick or dig up to take home.

Please tell me what the heck to do with the branches that grow vertical to the ceiling! Thank you

I’m just seeing this video now. I’m so so sorry about your collection. I truly understand the way you felt. I lost a lot of orchids also I’m still in the process everything. Again so sorry 🙏🙏❤️❤️

Thank you for sharing this

Beutyful pot maam👌

Great vid. 👍

Greetings from the great Pacific Northwest, Lakewood, Washington! A wonderful step by step video, Ms Rachel! Awesome to watch you go through each step with so many wonderful tips. I have moved several over the decades and have had decent success, but wanted a refresher since it had been so long. I had forgotten that fall/winterish was the better time to move. Thank you for the video!! Blessings to you 💛🖤💛Stacy M

Thank you for such a straightforward information video. I’m a non-gardener who has moved into a new property with a lovely mature garden and I want to do it justice. The plant identifier Apps in combination with fantastic videos such as yours have been a godsend. I’m into my second year now, the first was daunting and a bit overwhelming, but I’ve learned so much in that time and beginning to really get results. Starting to feel I can do this! Thanks again, great info, very much appreciated.

Question. I'm growing dahlias for the first time and absolutley love them. When I was planting one of the tubers ( in a pot) I noticed it had leafy gall. Since I was curious and also planting in separate pots I decided to not dispose of it and watch it grow. It was the first one to bloom out of about 10 different tubers and the colors are my favorite so far. I'm cutting the massive growth nodules at the base with steril chippers. I know I shouldn't save the tuber for next year and I can't take cuttings but if I cover several blooms to keep the bees from cross pollinating them, will the seeds be capable of producing the same flower without the Gall?

Thank you, I been obsessed with blue poppies, but I failed to grow every time, I saw ur tutorial & bought seeds, now I am Going to follow your instructions. But could u kindly mentioned the name of substances that u are using? It will be great help again.

I have a teeny pelargonium collection. I am absolutely 💚 with envy. 😁

I have the yellow one with the long spurs - one of my 3 plants bloomed for the first time this year!

Do you know who makes these things?

Thank you for this, !

Help! I have one that is huge - can I divide it?

Thank you for this amazing video. With information and names. Your channel is brilliant. ❤

I live in South Wales, UK and have been growing my king protea outside in a pot right by my house back wall, which faces South. First flower this year and I haven't given it any protection. I've uploaded a picture of the plant on that plant identifier app, so that people know that can be grown here. Great video and we all appreciate your efforts!..❤👍

Those pots are so cute!

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Great haul! I love those pots, Rachel! ❤❤❤

They are all really pretty.

Temu suits me for garden supplies Canvas collapsible leaf collection bag All sizes . The peony supports are good for sprawling cranesbill .or lifting , training 5 young tsuga canadensis pendula conifers There’s dozens of useful items .for the garden Cheap saws , scoops for collecting clippings , leaves And , yes. - I must check out raincoats ! Off topic - To Kitchenware & my 100% favourite is a battery operated little egg beater . Very small , just wonderful .

Awesome haul. I also am a Temu addict and I have bought those plant supports and will order more as I have paid way more on Amazon a few years ago…bought some solar lights for the garden also and loved them, great quality…love all the pots they are adorable

I avoid anything made in China or companies.

the only thing I will warn you about with the obelisk is that it rusts and collapses easily. I bought one a few years ago and it lasted maybe a year.