This is a great video, not very many rosarians know the signs of over fertilization

Lovely watching you Make your garden such a happy place. Just one thing..... Wattle is pronounced like bottle. Yes, I know it is not your first language and you do speak so well and I knew what you meant.

petite question : est-ce que cette protection de feuilles tondues conviendrait aussi pour les rosiers (en pot et en terre) ? Merci beaucoup Olga ! Quick question: would this protection of shorn leaves also be suitable for roses (in pots and in the ground)? Thank you very much Olga!

Great video - thanks! And such a beautiful garden!

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Wonderful video

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Your garden looks beautiful already for the fall. Enjoy your Thanksgiving.❤🌹🙏

I hope you're doing well! I just wanted to say how much I enjoy watching your garden videos-they're so relaxing and inspiring. I’m particularly curious about the tree branches you use to create your fence. Could you please share what type of branches or wood you use? I’d love to try something similar for my own garden. Thank you so much, and I appreciate your time!

Omg. That saw ❤ I want it. Amasing ! Hope they sell it in Norway.

Your garden is amazing!. Thank you for sharing , Olga!

do it in winter

🙏❤️ plants are gonna look beautiful in your new pot.

What is the content of the fertiliser you use?

What was the gorgeous peachy pink rose at 0:39??😍🌸😍🌸😍

Olga my husband has been mulching leaves on our property for years. I remove the fallen leaves from my planting beds and replace them with mulched leaves. They stay in place and create a warm blanket for plants and soil.

Love this video and your new watering can I’m gonna try to plant bulbs here in Florida maybe add some new dirt because it’s not too healthy the dirt it’s like sand and shells but I will try. Thank you for the video.🙏🦋❤️

I am in zone 6b (Chicago). I have put my potted hybrid tea roses either in wooden half whiskey barrel containers (37 gal) or large plastic/resin 22 gallon containers. I plan to cut down my roses to 12-18 inch hight above the bud union, and cover the rose bush and their pots with breatheable frost cloths. They are all clustered close to my house in a sunny spot, on my concrete driveway. Do you think my potted roses (hybrid tea) will survive the winter in zone 6b, with this treatment? I have no room in the garage for 50-60 such pots.

Olga, What is your climate zone in CT?

This time of year when they fall I rake them up before the lawn service comes to put pre emergent weed control for winter annual weeds. I used to put them in the border to break down in the sand to add some organic matter along with the compost but they are hard, don't absorb water and blow away. You've given a great idea, I'll give it a try!

Mown leaves do not blow like unmown leaves do. Looks great!

Olga, do we water roses in winter? Some people say not to, while others suggest watering if the soil gets dry. What’s your recommendation? Apologies for going off-topic from this video😁

I love tulips and am always happy when they bloom 😊. I bought the queen of Sweden rose and I was going to plant it beside the Lady of shallot one about 2/3 ft apart. Do you think that would be okay?

I vacuum them up with my combination leaf blower/mulcher and using to expand my no dig garden.

We just mowed our seemingly never-ending fall leaves into our grass and it looks fine and is great for the plants! Thanks Olga!

Thanks for sharing.

Muscari, not muscadine. Autocorrect, am I right?

Yes. I mow and them use them as mulch. Works a treat. I’m in Southbury, CT. Super dry here. I also have squill. Love it. I have super heavy deer pressure, so I gave up on tulips and focus on daffodils, alliums, muscadine, English bluebells, camassia,, chianodoxa, and crocus. This year I’m adding some Pickwick crocus.

Here in the Ohio river valley we are having heavy rain that has pushed the stems of my 8 foot tall butterfly bushes almost to the ground. I will have to prun them next spring I think.

You just inspired me much.

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I've been wanting to make some of these for ages but didn't feel confident about how to do it. But now I do---can't wait to see Part II: The Hypertufa Strikes Back!

Hi Olga, how do you know when an unruly shoot is going to produce a flower or not.

Смотрю на нее и не могу понять: нужна она мне или нет. Места мало, у меня уже около 20 роз Остина, а места нет ;) У вас очень красивый сад!

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Where is the video on transforming the plastic to stone looking pots? Are they hypertufa?

Wonderful video. I'm going to give it a try

Olga, please don’t worry. Ukraine will still receive US support. Putin should not underestimate Trumps support of Ukraine.!

It looks very nice! I like it, great job! Thank you for the tutorial.

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Great job. I've always wanted to do hypotofa. Would you please tell us what kind of acid did you use and how you used it? Maybe a follower video. Thank you very much

At around 5:00 when you’re taking about not blocking the bottom I really like how you fluff the tree. I wanna fluff that fluffy tree so much! It’s so fluffy

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I had no idea how harmful artificial fertilizers are. Wow. Thank u ☺️

I'm glad I found you. I want to get a Burnet rose and plant beside an arch but I have a feeling it will just sucker across my whole garden 😆 it'll have to go in a corner and spread left and right I think!

This is a good video. It made me rethink where I want to plant it!

Very nice. Maybe it could be improved by using lime mortar or a white cement, mixed with less uniform sand, meaning river sand, sand with tiny bits of stone, of different sizes, textures and colours, mixed in. The smooth grey look of cement is not ideal and kills the natural beaty of stone. The colour of the sand can also be experimented with, you can get yellow sand, grey sand, red sand etc

What does it mean if they browning in the middle?

Good job helped me🙏🏽

Could you please describe why you have a tent? Id love to try this gardening. What is a good temp? Is it important to use griw lights? Ps i love strawberries