In my garden: the "WILD" GARDEN in the morning (word-free video)

[@GardenMoxie]

You have such a beautiful garden. I love seeing all the gorgeous Spring blooms. Thanks for sharing.

[@myhomeanddreamgarden]

I also love to go to my garden early in the morning as when everything is waiting up it look most beautiful. I love your albums-russian garlic flowers. I hope I will have for first time flowers this season as leafs growing in each pot. I am trying first time to grow them and this is why I have planted in pots. 🌞

[@gardensenglishanddance]

The ornamental garlic is definitely worth a try!

[@krzysztofpleskot4216]

Witam 🙋 U Pani jak zwykle pięknie 🤗 aż miło się ogląda 👍 Wszystkiego dobrego życzę i pozdrawiam serdecznie 🙋👍

[@gardensenglishanddance]

Dziękuję bardzo! Przepraszam, nie zaglądam ostatnio do Pana, bo jestem w wirze egzaminów wszelkiej maści, ledwo żyję ;-)

[@paultsworld]

Wow Jolanta! I just didn’t realise the scope of your garden and just what variety of plants you have. As it’s the ‘wild’ area, does this mean you don’t tend it, feed or water it? Well, the plants are thriving beautifully. On another note, you’ve filmed it really well - plenty of overall views followed by close ups - moving shots and still shots. 👍🌸

[@gardensenglishanddance]

Thank you, you're really kind. I'm slowly learning (from you too :-)) how to improve my filming technique. The garden is small but varied. What you see in the video is "fake wild" because I've planted most (?) of the perennial plants, I do weed the worst fragments occasionally, I prune the shrubs from time to time and I feed the roses. I never water it, though, so during a hot summer some plants suffer. I water only the plants in pots whose number I've recently decided to reduce to a minimum and I water the seedlings after I've transplanted them. I also use my own compost but I've got only two compost bins and use the most basic composting system which is rather slow as you're sure to know. Great to hear from you, Paul!

[@paultsworld]

@@gardensenglishanddance Yes, I know exactly what you mean by (fake) wild - looks really good. Just watched your video again and love the first few seconds where you orbit the weigela and film towards the sun so it 'flares' into the lens as it passes - nice professional trick ;-)

[@gardensenglishanddance]

@@paultsworld I thought it was my mistake :-) Thank you!