Garden Journal January 2024 | Pollinator Garden | GardenTalk

[@jacquiedavis4918]

I love your channel!

[@brenana77]

Beautiful garden! I cant believe how much it has grown and changed in the short time that you have lived in your new place.

[@charmingkitchengarden]

This year will bring more changes to the back yard. I’ll share more next weekend. 😘

[@sarabrunsvold2461]

Absolutely gorgeous!!! Loved the peaceful sound of the water!!

[@charmingkitchengarden]

Thank you Sara. Spring will be here soon enough!

[@debraspringers2098]

Gardening is very healthy for the soul!

[@charmingkitchengarden]

It always feels goos to get back in the garden.

[@nancylyles323]

I can’t wait to get out into the garden! In the meantime I will enjoy your lovely garden. 💕🌷

[@charmingkitchengarden]

Spring will be here soon enough. 😊

[@milliescozycottagelife]

Patty, I love that you're doing two types of videos! I think your passion shines through in both. So thank you for accommodating those of us who aren't really gardeners, by giving us your homemaking videos. I treasure them :)

[@charmingkitchengarden]

You inspired me to share the homemaking ones and my gardening friends asked where was the gardening so doing both seemed sensible and I get to share both parts of home keeping that I love. 💕

[@LindasFlowersandVegetablesGard]

Nice to see a flowering garden in January！

[@charmingkitchengarden]

I moved from zone 10 a couple of years ago and this seems slow to green up for me now that I’m in zone 9. 😂

[@LindasFlowersandVegetablesGard]

I'm gardening in zone 5, now till winter time, I really enjoy to see your beautiful flowering garden, thank you for sharing!

[@Lifeinthewyldewest]

I had a feeling you were also a California gal! Thank you for the reminder to cut back my roses. I should do it today before the big rains arrive.

[@charmingkitchengarden]

Yes, Riverside county.

[@cindys8493]

Hi Patty! Greetings from Santa Clarita. What a wonderful video! I started to cut back my Salvia. Then we had that 75 degree weather and they started to bloom again. Should I cut them back again before we go into the 30s this week. Also, I accidentally planted a large variety Salvia where they may end up being too big for the pots. When is the best time to transplant them into the ground? I haven't seen so many warnings as we are having with this upcoming storm. May the Lord protect you and your family!

[@charmingkitchengarden]

I would still cut back the salvia by 2/3 and after the cold storm passes is so the same to salvia you want to move. It should be fine. You stay safe as well.