April Cottage Garden Tour - Spring Meadow, Daffodils, Edible Garden & New Yew Border

Welcome back to our cottage garden. We just managed to squeeze in an April tour before the end of the month - come and see the beautiful blooms on our clematis and weigela plants, the start of our new yew hedging and our edible garden as it wakes up for the growing season.
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[@onepartwild]

Your garden is the most beautiful of any other garden channel I subscribe to. So happy your duck has recovered.

[@monalogue]

That’s so kind, thank you 🌷

[@Thetudorcottagediaries]

Second to mine lol

[@nicholasryan5401]

Greetings from Ireland, Beautiful Garden, Its the bees knees.

[@sallydavies8267]

Very beautiful as ever, especially your amazing polytunnel food forest!

[@MonaBarden-yx6js]

The red pink bush on the right is. Weigela. I had them in a cold climate and loved them. The deer don’t eat them so that is a plus. Love your presentation.

[@shauneilscott]

Your garden is interesting. IG and KZbin have different platforms and you do both well. This explanatory page helps to understand how you think. It is interesting to hear how people think about gardening and the process of choosing based on outcomes. Your garden is gorgeous. Keep it up.

[@patriciacinea3097]

Your hard work has been productive. Lovely. Serene. I'm learning, too!

[@YorkshireSerenity]

Oh my goodness, this is my absolute dream garden ♡

[@monalogue]

Thank you 💚🌷🌷

[@charlesbale8376]

Lovely moments in your garden, thanks so much for sharing.

[@monalogue]

Thank you so much 😊

[@billysgarden]

Your garden looks so lovely

[@kalidonnelly684]

Such a lovely garden tour as always! I love the Yew trees turning into a hedge! Such a good idea! Can’t wait to see your garden flourish through out the year!!👩🏻‍🌾

[@octoale]

Your garden is so beautiful, thank you for sharing it with us. Also thank you for the clips of your ducks, they are very cute - I love them.

[@Laura-rx9mp]

lovely and good to hear the duck's recovery. cheers

[@chompers11]

Youre crushing these videos and framing shots! Such a pretty space. Thanks for em

[@kerrysmith5057]

Hi I'm new here from East sussex I've just found you on youtube you have a beautiful garden,I've been watching your older videos and saw your clip on gardeners world. I'm looking forward to many more videos. Your ducks are so cute ❤ x

[@myhealing1004]

Very beautiful .

[@cerridwencottagediary9194]

Your garden is looking stunning. So glad to hear your duck has recovered. The asparagus in my cottage garden has been decimated by pheasants and rats this year

[@selinab8532]

loving the tours, Hosta! wish i could grow them here, but much too hot for them, such lovely plants, maybe one day when i have a shade house i might be able to grow a few your bulbs are looking so much better in a crowd, can't wait til mine get growing, am still finding places to plant them lol so happy your duck is on the mend can't wait to see what grown in the next episode thanx for sharing

[@hausofg600]

Your garden is stunning and soooo beautiful! Would love a behind the scenes on shooting and editing these videos. ❤❤

[@rolfandreas9810]

Would love to see videos more often from you!☺️☺️

[@claudinevandamme4809]

Your garden is very beautiful..a pleasure to watch your video..thank you for sharing..love the pond and ducks...

[@judyderieux8484]

Thank-you so,so much for sharing. You always make me want to get outside and plant.....✨

[@netrakulkarni5253]

Most beautiful garden you created it is so natural! Like the once we read about in poetry etc.

[@jedionboard1233]

Been waiting ages for this video,, finally here. To brighten up a very gloomy bank holiday weekend. Thank you Ramona. DX. 😍

[@b-ridge1589]

So lovely to watch the garden changing ☺️

[@donnaokane502]

Love seeing your ducks in the pond!

[@lisag.6599]

This is always so dreamy, Mona.

[@lanabridges4193]

Always so beautiful.

[@monalogue]

Thank you 🌷💚

[@CraigShortland]

I love your garden. I love the way it looks. It’s really cosy.❤️👍🌿

[@NatureHerbsandTea.]

Very nice and beautiful ❤️ 😍 🤩 👌 Thank you ❤️

[@irenemarlow9144]

I'm so pleased to hear your duck has recovered. 😊I love Forget me nots. Your weigela looks fab! Hedges Direct is a more affordable way to buy hedging plants.

[@itsmewende]

It looks beautiful. the pond is so nice now, the ducks sure are happy in it, glad to hear the boy is doing well. Danielle over at Northlawn flower farm just had a video up about 3 tulip diseases.

[@chompers11]

Prune your wisteria in the end of summer down to like 7 ish nodes and then winter something like 3 to make it flower.

[@simeonbennettphotography9111]

Excellent video 👏big fan of your channel👍you’re a brilliant gardener.

[@jeanniecollier6763]

I love your videos!!! I watch your videos over and over!

[@monalogue]

Aw that’s so kind, thank you 💚

[@cerbie70]

💚ing the way your garden is developing. The bulbs are giving a good show. Most of mine were eaten by slugs. It would be good to have some ducks if the foxes would not eat the ducks which eat the slugs. The yew is the new box and a good choice unless the hedge is near farmland which you are not growing it there. It's a good opportunity now you've found a new planting environment by removing some bushes/trees.

[@monalogue]

Thank you so much 😊 sorry to hear you lost lots of your blubs to slugs this year, that sounds frustrating

[@irenemarlow9144]

Snails love Hostas!

[@rareandwonderfull]

0:08 Hmmm, those purple tulips are fascinating, whatever could be their name?? 5:22 Yes, our half mile long road goes through a tunnel of very tall trees, the thin, spring green leaves actually give the air a hazy green glow, as the leves thicken for summer and become mor opaque, dense, deep shade replaces the idyllic spring green haze. 7:11 One of the few beautiful winter sights shall be your yew hedge ornamented with lumps of snow. Add red cardinal birds and it is even better, a bit of joy in what I regard as a joyless time of year. 10:52 Yes, I plant very few tulips, what I do plants I choose for color coordination and especially I desire OLD tulips, like 189os to early 1900s. Later, the emphasis with tulips was for garish strong colors, I plant early , midseason and late in case ice storms beat up one time frame the other time frames miss foul weather, the very latest tulips are very apt to go over quickly if unseasonal warm weather sets in. 11:29 O.K., Black Hero, got it, thank you! Fortunatly they are not black, but they are deep amethyst, VERY nice color, I think that a proper shade of pink would coordinate well with them. 11:48 My parrot tulips, new this year looked stunted, twisted, quite poorly. I suspect that the European politicians with their mandates to reduce fertilizer production by 30% is going to have a bad effect on bulb qulaity. Very nice, thank you for sharing.

[@jordanyeager9220]

12:01 snapdragons (white) would be amazing

[@user-id9zt6wx5f]

So beautiful! Where do you find the wattle edging? Or did you make it?

[@Thetudorcottagediaries]

Have you raised more ducklings again or is it old footage ?

[@melyngoch]

At 11:22 did anyone else notice the bucket moving?

[@user-yl3uo8xm1u]

bless you 😇

[@monalogue]

And you too 😊❤

[@user-fv8rn4gi3x]

Hi wisteria can take five years to settle and want to flower after planting the fact you said it’s semi shade will have maybe factored as well but you’ve got flowers coming 😊 also when you have box caterpillar moth it’s best to cut your losses.

[@monalogue]

Thank you for the advice 😊that’s reassuring to know

[@okcanazhukova7006]

Обожнюю Ваших качечок ❤ Не думали завести потомство )?

[@francineh.7825]

Garden looks beautiful! Oh I didn't know you had an orchard how big is your garden by the way?

[@heidiwilks5316]

Your garden is looking amazing! Curious about the mice getting into your greenhouse, are they burrowing from underground or are they squeezing through gaps? I’ve found that putting a few drops of concentrated peppermint oil into cottonballs and tossing them into corners gives good results - the only caveat being you need to reapply fresh drops of oil every couple of days.

[@Claire-qk7jf]

I removed about 20 caterpillars with wood sticks it drove me crazy to see them inside the bush 😢 mine is looking same than yours. Hopefully it will help.our Hostas were nicely eaten by the snails so I hope yours will survive better !! My peonies look amazing I think it's really a Peony year.

[@Thetudorcottagediaries]

I’d love ducks but I have hens one is sitting on unknown eggs, I lost one of my cockerel to the pesky fox 🦊

[@sarahjones-jf4pr]

Came out for a break after All of the rain to find my box sculpted hedge completely brown and brittle....tears help.. pull up and put in bin disenfect spade. Not having box again all our work gone.

[@monalogue]

Aw that’s so upsetting, so sorry to hear 😞

[@sarahjones-jf4pr]

@@monalogue Thank-you for replying, having had my pride and joy decimated to see a wall of totally tangerine geums thriving in the rain was a delight such is gardening I suppose. Your garden is lovely Best Wishes.

[@sweetsweetable56]

Zu viel Filter. Ich möchte die echten Farben des Gartens und der Pflanzen sehen.