Turning a square piece of grass into my dream cottage garden 🌱

[@debwatts2035]

Your ‘cheat’ for the brick floor inside your greenhouse is genius. 😊

[@DaintyDiaries]

AW, glad you liked it x

[@SarahTaylor]

I just said the same thing out loud to myself! I am so stealing that!

[@Marteesa63]

Can you explain how you created that? I just love it!

[@Mina-12128]

I'm wondering of it's waterproof. It looks stunning.

[@gardenvillage8732]

😍😍😍

[@MsArtistwannabe]

People are always asking me when my garden is going to be done. Never. Some projects will be completed but there is no actual done with the garden. You’re doing a lovely job with your garden. I added a special patio for yoga and meditation. Will feel completely walled by greenery in a few more years.

[@DaintyDiaries]

I love the sound of your yoga/meditation area in your garden, such a good idea.

[@julieeaston7097]

That sounds amazing and I totally agree!! I said to my 14 yr old “wait till you see the garden this year” She said you say that every year & I told her that’s because it’s never done 😂

[@AChickandaDuck]

That’s my favorite thing about gardening. It’s constantly growing and shifting and changing. ❤

[@beaglebutter]

I recently heard someone say that if you don’t have bugs in your garden, then it’s not part of the ecosystem 🐛

[@imonka100]

What a fairytale garden.

[@leslieW5177]

It’s amazing how much you have accomplished in truly a short time. I’ve been working on my garden for over 20 years…still learning, still moving plants around. As our friend Monty Don would say, a garden is not a place, it’s a journey. Just gotta love him 😁. Blessings in the New Year!

[@DaintyDiaries]

Yes I LOVE that saying, so so true x

[@wrongwayconway]

Two to three years? Only?? Wow!! You have created a beautiful garden paradise in such a short time! 💚

[@DaintyDiaries]

Thank you! Iv been here 10 years, but most of the work in the back was from 2020 x

[@audreyyoshimura46]

i absolutely love this video it feels like a breath of fresh air from the side of the internet i’m coming from. i just started germinating my seeds for the summer! you have a beautiful garden and even more beautiful energy 🫶🏽🌷🌱

[@DaintyDiaries]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it xxx

[@lucypeace6132]

I grew up in the west of Ireland. I've lived in England 36 years now and I still remember the rain and grey clouds. 😆

[@MarilynC.Cooley]

Transforming a square piece of grass into a dream cottage garden is a labor of love that evolves over time.

[@clairemullen2096]

This is beautiful. Dorset girl here. Sounds like we have the same climate... a mild dusting of snow in the winter! Like you, I feel down in the winter so I love your forward planning. So much hard work. Looks so lovely. You reap what you sow!

[@kithill6817]

This year I am focusing on a healing garden with herbs, plants, and statues that represent positive healing. I am thinking of lights entwined with lavender, rosemary and peace flags. 💗

[@DaintyDiaries]

Adore this idea 👏🏻🙏🏼

[@jodijarvis1018]

Thank you for this video. I’m sitting here in Ohio, USA, watching it snow. I’m sooo ready for Spring and this video was a breath of fresh air. It boosted my mood.

[@Simplycharlotte-s]

You’ve worked so hard and your garden is giving back in abundance. Wishing you a Happy New Year Catherine 🥳

[@DaintyDiaries]

Happy new year sweetheart! X

[@bevjensen2278]

Wow! After watching your videos since just before COVID, you've made an amazing transformation in your garden Catherine! Especially this past year, it seems, because everything you had started in previous years seemed to come into it's own, and then the raised beds added so much more definition and interest. Your flowers are gorgeous, the way you've embellished your cement walls with the mirrors and faux brickwork....it's all a visual feast for the eyes. You've given us hours of happiness watching you garden in your lush, green garden in Ireland while we're still bogged down in snow here in Canada most winters. I'm so happy I found your channel! Best wishes for the coming gardening year.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw thank you so so much for the lovely comment! Im so happy with how it has come along, and excited for the. new year x

[@Toinette2883]

This past year I have learned how much working in the garden feeds my soul. There is something about it that I can’t quite but into words but I do know that it is something I need to do. It just brings me such joy! Thanks for sharing your journey it’s always so much fun watching how your garden has evolved over time.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Yes, it is like medicine for the soul! Happy new year sweetheart x

[@citygirlingraham]

Your garden is really beautiful and it is just so enchanting...

[@carleenb9426]

I love the sponged on bricks, beautiful garden

[@kerrynorth67]

We moved house last July and now have a pretty large garden for which I have lots of plans - first time greenhouse owner and it's full to capacity already. Thanks for the inspiration - cottage garden is exactly what I'm looking for.

[@carolecole4295]

I’m back cause I missed your sweetness and your gardening !🙏🌷❤️

[@DaintyDiaries]

🤗

[@landomilknhoney]

You are very blessed there. I hope you never give up. I very much like this style. ❤

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

Hello again. I God a new phone quite a while back and lost touch with my old data. So happy Ai found your channel again. I hope youvall are safe and well. God bless you all.from Bakersfield California USA

[@anaferguson5135]

Wow! It is so pretty! Your hard work pays off. Flowers and your garden look beautiful!

[@lindahovgaard9786]

Just stumbled on your blog. I really enjoyed watching your garden journey. We all start somewhere. I too did a lot of things backwards...lol. Thanks for sharing how you turned your blank canvas yard into a beautiful charming cottage garden!

[@DaintyDiaries]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you enjoyed the garden journey-it’s all about learning as we go, isn’t it? Doing things "backwards" just adds to the story and charm of it all! 😊 I hope my little adventures inspire you with your own garden. Wishing you lots of joy as you create your own special space! 🌸✨

[@jessicaself6918]

The last two nights I’ve fallen asleep thinking about what all I want to plant and where. For some reason your videos haven’t been popping up like they used to, but as soon as I saw this one today I immediately clicked to watch. I always love your content, especially the garden ones. I can’t wait to see what all you plant this year!

[@tamarynnewton6720]

Thanks for sharing! I feel quite inspired after watching ☺

[@Rkk153]

Lots of ideas , lot of hard work You’re doing a lovely job with your garden. t’s amazing how much you have accomplished in a short span. Thank you for sharing .Happy gardening.

[@DebNYCurl]

I love this video! Thank you, that's a lot of work to make from beginning to end so much appreciated! Your garden is beautiful!! I love it all! The shed, the greenhouse, your accent! LOL LOVE IT!

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw you are so kind x

[@clairetomes617]

My garden win was pulling out tons of Jimson weed which was taking over (from previous owner), reviving the lawn, which had been destroyed by dogs, and starting a garden, a dream of mine since childhood. I hope to just keep adding more and more because there’s still lots of blank space. I’m mainly aiming for edible perennials and native plants. 💕

[@cherylmacedo5521]

You are hands down my FAVORITE gardener. 🤍🤍🤍. I bet your Dad is smiling down on you and your beautiful yard. You’ve come a long way Dainty 🤍🤍🤍

[@naomicampbellll]

Ive never been so intrigued in someones journey as i have yours, ive never planted anything before but im going to give it a go for this summer as have moved into a new home and would like to make it more homey and pretty for my family, this video helped ALOT xo

[@DaintyDiaries]

Congratulations on the new home x

[@lala6177]

So glad I found your channel! This is exactly the kind of garden I've been looking for to create in my yard. How cute! ❤

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw glad you found me too x

[@gavendb]

i live in Texas and we have a wonderful season for wildflowers. I strive for an english style garden but with a western flair. Lots of bluebonnets, paint brushes, mexican hats, and indian blankets to name a few annuals. Lots of salvias/sages, turks caps, etc for perennials. We do well with roses too here.

[@Petro-wp8xt]

My garden lesson is about the importance of improving your soil quality by working in compost, coconut peat, vermiculite and then mulching regularly afterwards. I am planning on building a garden pathway with gravel surrounding broken pieces of concrete that are meant to act as stepping stones.

[@valdiego-san]

Simply SPECTACULAR 💚 PS: I'm with you ~ I only wanted perennial flowers, flowers and flowers in our front & backyard garden 💐

[@virginiajones549]

I love The sneezeweed which you might call her a Hellenium

[@notafraidtogarden4806]

Hello my dear. I have watched your garden grow for some time now. I love your greenhouse and all the colors you have in the garden. Just like you, I started my indoor plants during the pandemic. I started the garden many years ago. I love the projects you create since I love projects in the garden also. I enjoy watching. Keep up the great work. 👍👍👍👍

[@thecolorpurple4488]

Soon the brave snowdrops will appear, peeping through the cold brown earth. So much more than a small, white bell. Courage, purity and hope in such a delicate flower. Happy New Year to you and planet earth 🌳 and indeed to gardeners everywhere. 🌱🍃☘️

[@DaintyDiaries]

I am so so happy at the thought of the snow drops appearing x

[@visitswithc]

Hi I've been watching your channel for months from the USA NC. You and your content gives me great joy!! And Just now I was watching when my signed book arrived. Love This!! Have a Beautiful Week. Just wanted to say hello and Thanks for all you do on your channel.

[@DaintyDiaries]

I am so so happy it arrived, all the way to NC x

[@rosiescozylife]

My garden lesson for this year was to give myself grace throughout this new process, as I just started a flower garden for the first time this past year. I am going to make mistakes, and that’s perfectly fine and part of it!

[@DaintyDiaries]

Yes, grace, I love this word. Gardening humbles us, Mother Nature is the best teacher x

[@Welivebythesea]

Oh I'm here for this. I have so much enjoyed watching your garden develop. My favourite episodes were tackling the spider shed, what a transformation! And the greenhouse and raised beds. You have created an oasis that I am so envious of 😁

[@DaintyDiaries]

Haha, remember the spider shed!

[@sharonh667]

So nice to see your garden genesis. I moved to the country in central Alberta, Canada 21/2 years ago and started from scratch. I now have some fruit trees, a rock garden, a few veggie beds and a place to add a flower garden. It’s been a lot of work, but is so satisfying. BTW, I’m the one with the 3 orphan kittens about the same age as yours. They’re getting so big now. A real joy.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Your garden sounds amazing!

[@wenchygigaram1854]

What you said about microclimates is so true. I live in a zone 12 but I can only grow really drought-resistant grasses and flowers in the summer months in the back garden. It's such a sun trap, everything bakes.

[@gabbysweekend]

So beautiful! I dream of a garden like this!

[@debfaro]

First time visiting this site. Your voice is so soothing and real to listen to while you give us a tour of your garden. Beautiful.

[@trishc8311]

My big win in the garden last year was that, when I needed to relocate my tomato plant plot, I decided not to dig up more grass but simply to create a no-dig bed. It was so easy to do and I felt I was feeding the soil with the decomposing sod instead of ripping it out and losing a lot of soil - and had very few weeds! My hope this year is that the tulip bulbs my daughter brought back from a stop over in Schiphol Airport on her way back to the US come up 🙂

[@Catherine-ew1ww]

Hi! I’ve just pulled up your video again to watch how you did your fake tiling in your greenhouse. AWSOME! Thanks to you, am thinking of doing something similar out on our patio soon as the rain really really goes away! Thanks a million. You’re a very inspiring young lady, best wishes to you. 🙏🏻🇮🇪💐🌻☘️🪷🙋🏼‍♀️

[@DaintyDiaries]

Glad it was helpful!, I need to get out and clean mine x

[@donnamullins2089]

Catherine your beautiful garden has established it's style. Eyes immediately travel to the tall greenhouse surrounded by pots of plants and trees. Raised beds full of colorful flowers waiting to be cut. Beds full of bulbs and tall sunflowers. Fresh mowed grass and big lawn chairs to relax with a cup of tea when your work is done. Where you marvel at the birds and butterflies and turn you face to the warm sun. Light up the greenhouse and have a Blessed and Happy New Year 2024.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Awww this is such a sweet comment! Thank you Donna, Happy new year x

[@carla2012app]

this is a wonder podcast. I love her garden. It is beautiful!

[@lizaprideaux]

This was so inspiring, we have a large garden and I try each year to bring more to it but I have no idea what I’m doing, your garden is stunning. Love all of the colour x

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw thanks sweetheart! Iv often thought of getting a garden designer off Fiverr or one of those sites to see if they could give ideas, but layering on each year seems to help x

[@cinder8290]

I put in a small perennial flower garden at the back of my house near my patio. Next year I want to attempt a garden like you have done on the left side of your house. Here's hoping!

[@DaintyDiaries]

You can do it! X Enjoy the process. Happy new year x

[@deborahbovee9468]

Oh this was so wonderful. I can’t wait for February. That is when I get serious about my garden plans.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Yes, me too. I ordered some seeds when I was bored over Christmas x

[@cynthiafisher9907]

It hard to believe your garden has only been growing 2 or 3 years! You’ve done a brilliant job with it! Thanks for sharing your tips.

[@DaintyDiaries]

So nice of you, thank you! Happy new year x

[@hoahappyhome]

I am really impressed with your garden full of flowers, they are very diverse and beautiful. 🌷

[@terri.schenk]

I just now discovered your channel. The word cottage drew me but then I saw Ireland! I’m half Irish but have never been there. Everything about this video was a delight, including your lovely accent! You have created such a sweet garden.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Welcome!! so happy you found my channel x

[@debarghyaroy9948]

What a fine green thumb you got! And what a paradise you have made!

[@OfTHESnakeholeLounge]

Lol! I’m from the Midwest in the US, and we always say you can experience all the seasons in the same day/week

[@Flanuora]

A lesson that I’m going to keep in mind is to do my tomato starts in bigger pots and raise the shelf light faster! Last year they out grew their pots and shelves so fast before I could plant them out.

[@LuongTien168]

Oh your flower garden is so wonderful 💓💓💓👍

[@lizaa-lizaa]

OMG, how cozy and how dreamy....

[@gills3685]

Hi Catherine. I started watching your videos when you and Mr C were building the cat castles and I’m completely hooked. Love your topics, especially the garden videos and nature shots and find them really relaxing and useful. I have always gardened and, as long as I’m able always will. The little bulbs starting to poke their heads through the soil as they are now is so welcome after a long dark winter. If you have a minute please tell me what the robin was eating out of the dish on the arm of your chair. I have one visiting and I’d love him to nest.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Oh thank you. He was eating a tiny bit of cheese, but you can’t give too much because of the fat content of cheese x

[@janetwalker1383]

Gosh. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your garden adventure and your interesting and motivating words. Thank you. What I'll do different in 2024 is installing hoops with nets over some of my raised beds ... the rabbits and deer had a grand graze and I hope to enjoy some of the produce this coming year. Thank you again.

[@isabelrafael2866]

Isn't it WONDERFUL to watch the video (almost in fast forward) because you show a LONG road with the garden in the short video. You've done well - it looks so lovely - a real happy place.

[@debraisola9037]

Love your beautiful garden you have created! I live in Northern California Humboldt county by the sea. I love Shasta daisy's, any daisy's, grasses, nandina and succulents. Love playing in the soil. Gods peace 🙂

[@nela3934]

It's amazing how much work you've put into your dream garden. You are so resourceful and skillful! I love the result 🙂

[@DaintyDiaries]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@fayee8986]

Love love your garden Herring United States we drink more coffee than tea. I would love to sit and enjoy the birds and flowers with a cup of coffee and your beautiful garden. Thank you for the tour. We need more LOL

[@sandrawoodall6545]

I’ve been gardening for over 40 years and I’m always changing it,I love the garden in spring and autumn. Our garden is very free draining so in the summer it can look quite tired.❤ your garden is beautiful.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Love it, I feel like we have to change to keep up with the changes in the climate. Would some herbs like the free draining areas in your garden?

[@debbyrickett3195]

Hi Catherine! I have been glued to your channel since mid-2019. It never grows old to me. I love it more and more. You have taught me so much and inspired me all along the way! I am absolutely my truest self in the garden. I have been working in my garden since I bought my home in 2019. I have been focusing on flowerbed borders and trees, and this year, a new redwood fence. I can not be happier with the way things are coming along. I'm really looking forward to seeing what the new season brings. Today, i purchased two beautiful yellow climbing roses for an arch entering a shade garden / work space. Thank you for sharing, teaching, and inspiring us!

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw your so kind, thank you for the lovely kind words! Congratulations on your garden, may it grow year to year abundantly x

[@CookieZ3353]

Very quaint. I have come to love shrubs and small trees, so I look for them on sale. You're zone and weather sound a lot like southern middle TN. We are getting a once in a blue moon snow right now (more than 1 inch!) and I'm in heaven!

[@Swedishviking2]

This garden is stunning! This would be my goals if I ever got my own house :)

[@DaintyDiaries]

That is so kind of you x

[@user-ui1zv8bd4y]

I bought lady bugs every year. They are wonderful. Also original irish soap is what I use to wash almost everything down in the yard. And you will find bars of those even around my home. They are awesome as a insect deterrent

[@jannawgarden]

At 13:05 you are adding some kind of mulch to your pots with sage. It kind of looks like pebbles, but I couldn’t tell for sure. What is that? I LOVE your garden and I LOVE Ireland!

[@bay-m4j]

I liked seeing your guiness crate. Happy days! You know you've made it as a gardener when the birds visit. Like you i relax when i'm out in the garden, which gets more care than my cottage!

[@mycraftyhomegarden]

I LOVE seeing your garden evolving over the years. I’m currently working on a cottage style garden in the front of my house.

[@Truthseeker8791]

I've been here since the bare patch of grass...slowly building your own magical space has been so inspiring to watch!

[@barbaraw7141]

Thank you, Catherine. I really appreciate you making these videos for us. I find them so calming and they help me to relax (working two jobs and consulting for a third). It's the mental escape that I need.

[@jacquelynroe9036]

I’m so happy KZbin recommended this video to me! Your garden is lovely and I enjoyed the video style - felt like chatting with a girlfriend over coffee ☺️ I’m an amateur gardener in zone 6 in the States, but I’m addicted. I love it so much and agree that a garden is never fully “done” (and surprisingly that doesn’t bother me one bit haha!) Keep up the great work 💛

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw I am so glad you found me x

[@Disneybuff1]

Beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your garden. Your right a Garden is never done. still working after 25 years.

[@amandajackson6714]

Hi Catherine, the first time I watched your video you had a bar in your garden 😂. Love all of your video's

[@euphoricnaturalsapothecary8121]

I loved your video. You're just adorable and I love your narration as well. I wonder if you have the space for a small witch hazel which blooms very early in the year like January February or maybe a Daphne that blooms twice a year and they smell amazing and are good in bouquets. Or maybe a white Julia which is a great cut shrub and smells awesome with beautiful little white flowers? I loved the frame shot of dusky part of the video with your greenhouse and the lights on in the flowers in front of it. That was so beautiful. Your whole garden is beautiful. I'm sure your dad would be proud of what you have accomplished. And I love your laid back nature will take care of it or has the answer approach. Awesome job!

[@katieMarie2022]

Catherine, you are so talented and creative with your beautiful home and garden. You've accomplished so much. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a great New Year and all the best for 2024!!

[@DaintyDiaries]

You are so kind, thank you for your lovely words, Happy new year x x

[@karenleemallonee684]

I absolutely loved this video! I really wish I had a yard I could work in to see God's beauty appear! I enjoy your videos so much!!!

[@MrsTitina]

Oh! You have to be so proud of yourself, it’s a lovely journey, a life project.

[@sorciere...]

I am excited today is april 7th and this weekend ill be able to plant my sunflowers, 1st time ever. And i thinkntwp more flowers can go in at the ens of april . Most will have to wait till mid may. But i cold seeded for my veggie garden this year, so i hope to have 2 maybe 3 for some veggies Your flowers are absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing

[@michaeljonesdougherty.209]

Wonderful job 👍 Gardens are never done I've been creating 14years how it's changed year to year .my country cottage garden at the beach. Zone 8b from the zone change it was 7b☘️

[@emerybob1]

Your garden looks so lovely, flowers do bring joy. I am leaning a little more into potted flowers since watching you garden over the year. My biggest joy this year is learning that I can leave my carrots in the soil, covered by large bags of leaves, under the snow and still pull out the most delicious crunchy snack ever. I garden in zone 5b, New Brunswick, Canada. Laurie

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw I love that you can shop from the garden! Its the best feeling ever

[@rebeccaasher9124]

Delightful!!!!! I found you several years ago. Your home is enchanting from the inside out. You have learned so much!

[@DaintyDiaries]

Thank you! 😊

[@jodyzeman4793]

I lived this video so much. Cannot wait for Spring to get busy again.

[@mM-gl1rp]

Hello, dear Catherine 👋😊 THANK YOU very much for your videos and creations. for your channel, for the inspirations... THANK YOU for being you. I wish you all the best, especially love, health, happiness. With Love Maťa from Slovakia 👋😊🥂🍾❤️🌼☘️✨

[@davidtullock123]

what a beautiful garden you have created for yourself, I like you love cottage gardens and until a couple of years ago I was lucky to live in a beautiful cottage in cambridgeshire that had a gorgeous cottage garden which was about 6 times the size of yours sadly I cannot claim to it being miy creation as the majority of it was there when I moved in although I did develop it with my own ideas and was thoroughly bitten by the gardening bug, sadly after a divorce f I now find myself in a small modern house with nothing other than a small courtyard gardenwhich although I have tried to recreate a somewhat nice cottage garden using pots and a raised bed I have I must admitlost to some extent my interest in gardening, my garden now is very small 10 foot by about five foot and is enclosed by brick walls on all sides and gets very little sun, but your video , has inspired me, your comment of every plant in its right place has made me realise to some extent where I have gone wrong, I have been buying and growing perennial plants I grew before which thrived in full sun and I have expected them to flourish in the shade, so you have made me look at reviewing my expectations on what I should plant, I do not grow veg in this 'garden' although in cambridgeshire I had a section which was a thriving vegatable plot, but here I am growing a number of herbs quite successfully, I love your brick paint effects on your greenhouse floor, indeed I love yor greenhose and wall and I must admit I had a little chuckle when you said about throwing garden pests over your wall as my garden in cambridge had a drainage ditch running on one side over a hedge, which ended up as a home for numerous snails collected on nightime sorties, I am sorry if this is a long comment but would add that I intend to watch all of your videos as I love your garden and your obvious love of it too, be proud of your garden it is beautiful

[@maryruud9566]

This was what I needed after a solid week of dreary gray days. I'm going to go through my seed stash and take stock of what I already have before the seed catalogs start pouring in after the 1st of the year. My big win for 2023 is that all 48 of my Apricot Beauty foxglove seeds germinated, and produced beautiful, lush green plants. They're tucked into areas of the garden with dappled shade. Can't wait to see them bloom in 2024!

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw I LOVE when all of your seeds germinate! Happy new year x

[@jodyfrancis5091]

Can’t wait to see what you doing this next year🤩

[@hydronicrocker]

My learn this year was less is more.. i overplanted and as a result under harvested. I had issues with lots of pests and it was unavoidable due to the close planting and lack of breathing room. I have a relatively small space to garden in and I was trying to make the most of the available space, but in the end it cost me a proper harvest. I also learned that it doesnt get cold enough to grow brussel sprouts where I live. And going forward I want to build up the structure more as you say, plant the shrubs and trees and get a path carved out so there is a rhythm in the garden. Right now its very boxy and scattered.

[@DaintyDiaries]

Those are great learnings, I too have made the mistake of planting too close! x

[@CharlotteUnser]

Oh how lovely! I so enjoyed watching you design and plant your wonderful gardens. I agree, we are NEVER done....as we continue to learn, change and grow! I look forward to more of your beautiful videos!

[@ms.iloveteaching7304]

Amazing!! I have been viewing your garden videos since the beginning. You have created such a beautiful space and your love for gardening truly shows. Thank you for being an inspiration!

[@rosemownow]

So beautiful !!! You are inspiring 🩷💜💖💚🍃

[@carolcuming2152]

What an amazing achievement you have made over the past couple of years. I'm not a gardener myself but I love watching you and the progress of nature you are so tune

[@DaintyDiaries]

Aw thank you, Happy new year Carol x x

[@snail6queen6hammy]

I’ve only just discovered your channel. This is the dream. It’s spurring me on to do more. Thank you and please keep sharing. Your ideas are beautiful.

[@libbypatton3199]

I've just discovered it today! And I feel the same as you!

[@anitabrock6858]

Oh my goodness, how beautiful your flower garden is!

[@kylathomas68]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden. My garden brings me a lot of joy too ❤❤ My garden wins were my spring bulbs especially the tulips and my roses. I also had three peonies flower for the first time. I had success growing snapdragons and cosmos from seed. My fails were sweet peas and zinnias from seed and my dahlias were not as great this year.

[@monicalanci7240]

Ciao buona anno nuovo 2024 🎄