Hanging out with You in my Garden and recycle the cut apple tree.

[@rosemarybushea3447]

Love this use of the apple tree branches! Looks great!

[@debraisola9037]

Everything looks so green and beautiful!! Agree with you.. if something doesn't suit you in your garden remove it. Plant something you love 🙂💚🌿🙌🌿 God's peace

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you!

[@SalimaHummatova]

turned out beautifully, thanks for the advice🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

[@jacquelinelauri848]

I think it looks great. I love your porch so much. Enjoy.❤

[@katiedc8239]

What a great way to recycle the apple tree. It looks great!

[@ginawillis9539]

I love it! Im going to try this project.

[@carlac-p8990]

Hello Olga, I admire your skill with creating wattle fencing. I created a very large twig wreath from Virginia Creeper vines and slipped it over a plant in a similar fashion that you used the wattle fence in this video. For those of us who are not as patient or skilled as you are with creating these fences, the big wreath is easier to make 😉. Also, I love the way your slightly shorter hair and cute hat look on you! Thanks for the lovely and helpful videos. Cee

[@gardeningbyheart4912]

I just took out a cedar and a mulberry. Both were planted too close to the house, most likely they started as volunteers before I purchased my home. I have agonized over taking them out for ten years. I finally did it and I have no regrets. Wish I had done it sooner.

[@colleenlile7345]

Like it is sitting in a basket so pleasing to the eye 😊

[@blossomcottagetoday]

Great to meet you at the Bartlett! Thanks for the advice and all your inspiring ideas and videos.

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you! It was nice meeting you as well!

[@JuneCleaver56]

The plant looks even better with its apple bough “pot!” ❤❤❤

[@janetmorgan8413]

Love this so much! Thank you, Olga, I’m going to try this.

[@timmienorrie]

That is a beautiful way to "tidy" a lax plant. I'm inspired to do something similar next year with my sweet peas. I will also try it with one of my peonies as a trial.

[@marilynhudson7182]

Olga, no matter what you show us you are pure delight! The fact that you immediately knew the answer about Botrytis Blight I think being a Master Gardener has great benefits :)

[@n1west]

Greetings from Bend, OR! What a great idea for Orchard pruning branches!

[@OlgaCarmody]

Yes, a great way to recycle those long branches, right? Greetings from Connecticut!

[@maryrose7842]

What a great idea for repurposing the apple branches. I removed two apple trees last year that were not good but I didn’t think of making a structure with them.

[@OlgaCarmody]

Yes, good idea to keep in mind for next tree falling or trimming job. Happy gardening.

[@cindiblazer8621]

Yes, job well done.

[@SomeSpaceToGrow]

Olga you're just so resourceful and I get so inspired. Your garden has such charm because you create so many things with your hands. Thanks for the inspiration as I have a peach tree I have to remove this year, and I'm thinking a waddle fence is in my future :)

[@OlgaCarmody]

Good luck with that project, it is a lot of fun to do stuff with your own hands in the garden!

[@dianam3435]

Great video Olga! I love the narrated tours of your garden! I have a question about roses for you. This summer, my rosebush was full of buds but none of them opened. The eventually withered and dried up. I have never seen this happen. Would you know why this may happen? TIA!

[@OlgaCarmody]

Hm, did you research botrytis blight? Here is a useful info to read… - extension.okstate.edu/programs/digital-diagnostics/plant-diseases/botrytis-blight-of-rose.html

[@dianam3435]

@@OlgaCarmody thank you! will take a look.

[@miso144]

thank you for making these tutorials, i have sad news an Irish rose breeding business is going to close and the owner retire, it being the oldest running rose breeder in UK, can i ask in honer of this soo to be closed business to review the rose A Fond Farewell, it is uttery beauiful and scented.....many thanks

[@SalimaHummatova]

Приветик ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉