September Garden Tour! 🌻💗☀️ :: Come See Everything We've Accomplished So Far!

Welcome Gardeners! Join me today for a September garden tour of our new property! It feels like we just moved in, but we’ve been here a month! Looking back, we’ve gotten a lot accomplished! 🌻 Enjoy!
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[@toddlankford1101]

Great work! Love house colors. I would consider going ahead and put the greenhouse behind office. Then you can plant around it and have access to your office and garage for supplies. Seems much better than back at fence. That also saves your view. :)

[@pattiohare4280]

I was thinking the same thing. Save the view. That is what you love so much about the backyard.

[@hopeclarke6066]

I was thinking the same. Placing greenhouse behind the office would save the view she loves.

[@RenefromOntario]

I agree. Put the greenhouse in its permanent spot. You can put the office access door in at a later date

[@PM-ue1jh]

Oh yes, love the idea of putting greenhouse behind your office. Also if you could take the back fence down, how beautiful it would be opened up. Perhaps a split rail fence for example! That view is priceless!!

[@Amber0220]

I would also put the greenhouse behind office now instead of moving in the future when you are able to put the pool in.

[@cindyfulk8853]

Janey, you inspire me! I have been a gardener all my life. My favorite thing to do. I am 62 and have Lupus. Due to deteriorating health, we moves from Ohio to Central Florida zone 9B, 5 years ago. The last year I have been bedridden most of the time. First year of not having a garden of any kind. Watching you make such continual progress, day by day, and seeing how much has gotten done by doing that, I have new motivation to try to “get out in my garden today.” most days I don’t make it, but this month I generally do about 3 or 4 days a week. (Up a day, down a day) maybe only 20 minutes or so each time. BUT… that has allowed me to seed 5 watermelon hills, 4 yellow squash hills, a patch of corn, and green beans, also some flowers and herb plants (Proven Winners, of course)😉 All this by only a plant or Two at a time, or a couple seeds at a time. THANK YOU for the inspiration, my friend! 💕🌸

[@SMElder-iy6fl]

Good for you! Keep going as much as you can and appreciate what you are accomplishing!

[@cindyfulk8853]

@@SMElder-iy6fl Thank you.🙂

[@angelasevier6520]

Love your new property. Why don't you put the Greenhouse behind your office when you get it. So you don't have to move it later and you still get to enjoy your lovely view of the barn.

[@Terry-pf4dr]

I actually love that this project is not super duper endless budget done.. as a normal not rich person I always find KZbinrs that start off small that I can relate to and then they get KZbin popular and then it changes the feel of the video.. having a team of 50 people putting in a 100k pond is great.. I love to see the beauty.. but I just relate more to having a 10 year plan and having my poor hubby do the construction as we can budget it in. I can’t really relate as well to a person with 1000$ worth of plants in a four wheeler to pop in.. it’s instant beauty but many of us can’t do that so we have to start seeds and slowly trudge through.

[@ghoulgoil5029]

I’m with you. Plus everything they get for free, but use my code to buy buy buy yourself 🤢

[@reneel2502]

Putting the greenhouse behind the office now would save that gorgeous view. It seems like all the trees are really loving the improved irrigation. Everything is amazing and I can't believe how far you have come already!

[@kfetter9046]

That's what I was thinking! The Barn view will be saved, and it will be a great way to test drive having the greenouse that is being reserved for it.

[@susanparker-heitel702]

Why wouldn’t you just put the greenhouse in back of your office from the beginning? I think it would look better and you already have that potting area so it would flow and you wouldn’t be blocking the view of the barn. It would also help block that big round thing.

[@barbarasidel9012]

Janie, I think the zigzag planter will become your new swoop now that you’ve got it painted and planted. I think it’s gonna be beautiful in the future.

[@marialicemorgan19]

I had the same thought. New swoop. Looks great painted black

[@karenschrantz2307]

Agree! Do you need something to break up all the asphalt.

[@RenefromOntario]

Lovely. As a pathway from the house to the office, you could paint the cement rounds from the front in your dark slate and place them as a temporary pathway

[@lindasomerville4450]

This is a great idea! Repurpose them, just like the corrugated metal.

[@marysetliff2441]

What a blessing y'all have received with this place. I know it will be beautiful. I agree with everyone's suggestion to go ahead and put the greenhouse behind your office. Even if you don't have a back door on your office for a while. Also some bright green sweet potato vines would look really good in your zip zag planter and would soften it up quick. Great work so far !!

[@iBelieve1970]

For the septic tank, put up a lamp post with a solar light, that way you will see it at night too!

[@elderberryjamz3654]

I agree with the lamp post idea or hanging baskets. In her previous video she decided to go with bird feeders but I question whether they’d be used much since there aren’t any trees close by. Usually birds don’t like to feed where they can’t take cover for safety.

[@dawnmitchell11]

The infrastructure isn't the fun stuff that looks amazing, but when you do get to where you can start putting in the pretty stuff it will look even more amazing because of the infrastructure! You can definitely tell A LOT has been accomplished!!

[@kdshockley2016]

Good morning 😃. You have accomplished so much in 1 month, it seems like dramatic changes happening with each video. I look forward to each new post and and I’m loving watching you turn this neglected piece of land into a forever home for you and your family.❤

[@laurieg5308]

You’re moving right along! I myself like the white trim around the windows and the green door 😊 less black…that pergola will be a lot of black as is

[@aspiringviolinist5732]

❤You are doing a great job! Everything looks amazing! Progress may seem slow, but you guys have done so much in such a short time! I love seeing the girls riding their bikes. Remember to enjoy the process! Love the office and the raised beds!

[@deborahshaw2212]

You guys have done so much! I was imagining French doors in place of your sliding doors. I think your idea of staining the fence the dark color sounds amazing. We might do that in our back yard. Just will be classy!

[@lindaga820]

OH yes, French doors would look really nice ! I think they would look so cozy !! Really make the front look so inviting.

[@joannetullini6814]

I do think trimming out the front with stained wood will add tremendous character to the house. I look forward to your videos every day. Thanks much for taking us along.

[@ThePieceFullGarden]

You guys have done so much! Such a difference already. Crazy that it’s already been a month. I deal with whiteflies especially on my veggies. I rinse them with water then weekly I made a spray with water a tablespoon of castile soap and peppermint essential oil. Helps keep them away and won’t hurt the pollinators or us when we eat the veggies. 🥰

[@LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica]

Goodmorning everyone from Canada

[@Cynthia-zz1vi]

You have accomplished a lot in a month yourselves and all the hired folks. I agree I’d put up the greenhouse where you are wanting it on a more permanent bases, maybe you have reasons though to not put there yet, can’t wait to see your next video, hoping the deck and overhead was painted by then😊

[@carolynclark8312]

Love your progress! Be aware that when you move the gas tank the gas line will have to be run from tank to your house. I am sure this can be expensive plus know that you will have to work very carefully where the line goes through your yard. Sorry, just one of my concerns as I watch. Have a good day!

[@Terry-pf4dr]

Yeah anything that looks odd like that at an old house usually happened because it’s gonna be huge expensive pain in the arse to deal with.. When she first showed it I wondered if it was even possible to move it. Gladly with enough $ you can make pretty much anything happen

[@bettenotap4791]

I would look at relocating it to the left or behind the two bay outbuilding.

[@BCBRENDA]

WOW! Look at you! I live in the country too with a large canvas to buld up. It's going to be fun watching things transform. I look forward every morning to start my day with you. You have taught me so much about the garden. It's an honor to call you my garden teacher!❤

[@helenjackson2971]

A second gable over your front door would be wonderful. Build out the walls to the same base line as the existing gable, that will give you a foyer and balance the facade. Then add double front doors. You could make the new gable a bit wider and taller than the existing one to emphasize the main entry. This would do wonders for the house and add a bit of a landing space inside the front door.

[@iancampbell168]

That corrugated metal could be repurposed as an awning over your office door. Cut it in half and install two pieces side by side over the door with the lines facing vertically…..just a thought. Love how everything is coming together, just in the first month! Can’t wait to see what the big plan is for everything ❤🙂🌱

[@cindyfulk8853]

That would tie in the metal building, too!

[@belindapatterson9311]

You could always paint the stepping stones the color of your zig zag planter and use them, that would look good 🥰 Love all the changes and development going on ❤️

[@theteamhawkins]

Came to say this. They would look pretty coo painted.

[@danareynolds4069]

So proud of you! This is so motivating and inspiring. Today I’m having a simple 36” (wheelchair compliant as I get older, this is my retirement home) tamped down decomposed granite (DG) pathway put in my backyard. It will define my long term plan so I don’t have to move plants later, as you’ve said. Maybe that could be a less expensive starter path from the back deck to the office. You can always add flagstone later but no mud or weeds in the meantime with defined borders. I think the landscape architect even mentioned decomposed granite pathways in the idea video.

[@helenpecoraro9096]

Janie I love watching your videos. Aside from being a beautiful young woman, I am impressed with your gardening skills. I have been gardening here at our little farm (23 acres) here in NJ for almost forty years and can so identify with your excitement and plans and projects for your property. Since I am a whole lot older and my energy level not what it used to be I still love my gardens as they are my pride and joy💖 Thank you for sharing

[@CristalMermaid]

You can plant brassicas like broccoli, cauliflower, kale and cabbage in your garden beds there are even ornamental varieties that look gorgeous. You can also plant onions and garlic (need to pre-chill like tulips) there are a lot of veggies that you can grow over winter in zone 9B. You are doing a great job and I am so excited to see the progress. Keep on growing!

[@patriciaschafer3199]

I think a farm style windmill would look fabulous back by where your greenhouse will be. ..🌿

[@carolinapalomares9649]

The concrete slabs would be nice painted and used to create height with planters!

[@kimberges8169]

I would put the tutor over your septic cover. It would be tall enough so people would see it when driving out.

[@rachelshepherd8099]

The soft white/black exterior is so pretty! Also love that you are planning things while working with a budget...like most of us!

[@tanyasasso4201]

Definitely the right choice in removing those stepping stones. Since you’ve already got landscape fabric down and it is a walkway maybe a couple bags of pea gravel would work for now.

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

Morning Everyone 🥰🥰

[@leahjunkins988]

Janey - you guys have accomplished so MUCH in a month. Congratulations! Just wanted to mention the white fly infestation. I suffer with those in zone 9a coastal Alabama. I don’t have a great solution but I can tell you they will make your plants pretty sick. They have literally taken out 3 6ft viburnum bushes in my yard. They secrete “honeydew” and make a complete mess of your plants. You mentioned beneficial which I wanted to try this year but our temps were outrageously hot (triple digits) and they have to be in temps in the 80’s to survive. I am sure i will learn a trick or two from you on how to eradicate them but just wanted to encourage you not to let them go on too long. Again congratulations on your first month in the new house.

[@yasminclarke6765]

I absolutely love the door color! It’s so unfortunate about the ornamental plum trees because I love that color foliage and I think your garden needed something to mix with all the green.

[@dawndawn6946]

Janey, maybe you can narrow down the driveway, and make the gazebo island more circular to include the septic access? That way the driveway doesn’t go right up to it. You would only need to narrow down that section for now-just jackhammer the edge out to round it out. Hope that makes sense. You have accomplished so much already! And only in one month. Great work, but don’t forget to rest and drink your water.💗

[@toniastownhousegarden7878]

I TRULY LOVE AND ANTICIPATE YOUR VIDEOS. I HOPE YOU NEVER STOP SHOOTING AND SHARING YOUR LIFE. I FEEL SO INVESTED AND THAT FEELS A LITTLE SILLY TO SAY AS A 54 YR OLD WOMAN IN MICHIGAN. I DESIRE COUNTRY LIVING NOT IN MICHIGAN. I CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN FOR MYSELF. SO, I JUST ENJOY THE VIEW INTO YOUR LIFE THAT YOU SHARE WITH US. I LOVE YOU FOR AS WELL AS I KNOW YOU JANEY😍😘💓💯🙏

[@jacqinthegarden]

Why not put the greenhouse behind the office now, you can always do the connecting door later. Then you dont need to build it twice. And you keep your view! Hi from Melbourne Australia ❤❤

[@connietangeman]

Use palet boards to make a plank walkway temporarily.

[@kfaulknerstudio]

Yay an opening kitty shot! 🐈

[@patgalliart4716]

Janey, I am so glad that you made this video to see how much you have accomplished in a month. It truly is amazing. Also, give yourself credit for producing content as you make these changes and had limited Wi-Fi. Thank you for persevering. 🌸😀

[@melaniedundes]

I so look forward to seeing each of your videos! I’m disappointed when I don’t get to see you every day! Thanks for making my life happier. 🤗

[@athomewithelisa]

Infrastructure is so important and what a great time to get everything set and put in hard work in prep for next spring! Can't wait to see you 'Spring into Spring' Janey, and I can smell that gardenia from here 😊

[@MamaDisney123]

Janey, you and Jason have accomplished soooo much! Congratulations. Take time to breathe and enjoy the journey. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@marialicemorgan19]

Great video. You have done so much in one month. Watching the infrastructure go in has been very informative. It is just as important as the plants. 😊

[@ncflowergirl1446]

You should have the girls painting those stepping stones to look like flowers 😍 maybe a pergola over the office door with climbing roses 😍 How awesome for you the options are endless.

[@thesoutherndaisyllc]

I'm just so happy for you all! Love that you are smiling so big and loving the country life. The best life I am convinced 🙂

[@barbb.9489]

Janie, it’s fun and important to get things right and to go step by step! ❤

[@margaretabril2481]

Good morning Janie, I had whiteflies in my garden last year. They were all over my tomatoes, roses and killed my flowering maple bush. I read that earthworm castings help repel them. Since I didn't want to spray my tomatoes, I decided to try it. I got several bags at Costco. I'm not sure if it was actually the castings but I noticed that the amount of white flies was reduced. This spring I grabbed several bags and added it to my garden. I have not seen one whitefly this season. I can't believe it. I really don't know if it was the castings but I am going to do it again next spring. Your planter is looking happy with the fall colors. I think you won't even see the zigzag when it is full and overflowing with beautiful things.

[@diannmurphy5325]

I grew Heliotrope from seed and had great germination! I think I have about 15 plants, smell amazing and butterflies love them.

[@jeriwebb700]

I am interested in this plant. I am in zone 10b Southern Ca. and it looks like I can grow it. I would love butterflies in my yard!! Thanks for posting!!

[@helenjackson2971]

White flowered one is even more fragrant.

[@FASTBACKKAT]

you could cut that fence down with the barn behind it, not take it all the way out, just cut it down some, maybe 1/2 ..

[@PM-ue1jh]

That’s a great idea to make the fence shorter in the back!

[@janethinds3429]

What about a windmill in the center of the no till garden? It would look great with the barn in the background 😊

[@serenadextermonroe152]

This is awesome! I have a suggestion on the cement pavers. Paint the pavers the same color as your zig zag planter and use it temporary until your ready to change it. It will save some money until your ready to change! Love all the work you have done! That was smart to add the irrigation! Can't wait to see next month!

[@gracieshomeandgardens5089]

❤a nice bistro set would be nice in thee middle of your partier bed So u can sit and rest whenever your working in there or u can have a nice dinner with your family sorrunded with your beautiful flowers.❤

[@InTheDeepBlueSea]

I suddenly had two ideas that popped into my head. You spoke about your office door not being centered. Why not put a 12 inch wide pretty trellis on the far right side and plant some type of climber? It would draw the eyes away from the door a bit. And in regards to the "barn". 🐎 Being a lifelong farm and rodeo girl where we buy property because of the barn size and the house didn't matter. On the fence right next to the barn, (ask neighbors first) you could put up a small cute weather proof picture frame and cut a hole the size of the frame. It would take about one day for the horses to figure out that you have fresh carrots! You would have your very own treat window. To me horse breath is as enticing as puppy breath. At Christmas maybe you could hang a wreath around the picture frame? Your place is starting to look ~AMAZING~♡~ Wishing you the very best blessings always. Laura in Washington

[@kimgurley472]

You have made thoughtful, careful choices in order to work through the process of learning about your home & garden. None of these cosmetic changes are wasted!!!!! I've learned so much about my current home (after 8+ years) and I have no regrets about going slow. My patience has been rewarded many times over. I'm planning for a big project for my garden next year, and I'm so glad things have evolved over time. The end result will be worth it!! I'm loving how you're sharing every step of your journey!! Thanks to Jason & the girls, too!! They're all lovely!!

[@leeannoneal4847]

You all have done an incredible amount of work, and it shows! The house and office look so fresh. I can’t wait to see the little seedlings in the no till beds sprout up. You have a great vision for this space. Kudos to you!

[@BirdieSeven]

What about doing your pathway from deck to office in a straight line BEHIND where the sofa sits? Consider maybe pushing sofa area forward three or four feet and making a straight shot from deck to office, so you don’t have to worry about walking across your rug. Also, it would give you a more grid-like feel which to me, would make pathways easy to fit in to a partie(so?) feeling to connect to. Love being invited to share in your life’s adventures!

[@krisleonard1428]

You should be proud of how far you have come! It is looking amazing step by step! Great job! I so enjoy watching the transformation!

[@JAYNEmM1962]

I had white fly this year bad in my vegy garden. We used castile soap and neem oil. Plus put yellow sticky traps they will diminish if you keep changing the traps out. On flowers u could use captain jacks too. I get so sick to my stomach worrying when I find a massive infestation.but in a couple weeks they will get better if you keep after it. Good luck.

[@galakrupa469]

Yes Janey. I read Neem oil or mix 1 tablespoon Castile soap with 1 quart of water and spray the underside of the leaves. If you use the soap recipe it coats the eggs, larvae, and adults and suffocates and kills them. Spray either one of these in the morning or evenings when it is cooler. Good Luck! Your new house and property are coming together really nicely. Great color choice.

[@jenniferstewart2277]

I think that you have accomplished a lot since moving in. It's fun to put your special stamp on things. My suggestion would be to put your 2 pots with your tree roses on each side of the door to your office. The pots are special and it would give some height to the front of the building. I would then put a window box on the side window. It would just snug it up.

[@janmikus185]

What about another sweet smelling evergreen espalier to the right of the office door???

[@susanadeoliveira976]

The zig zag is very good now , looks beautiful

[@lovelyautumn8226]

As some of the commentators suggested, a sweet potato vine would look beautiful in the zig zag planter. Also, have you thought about maybe adding a cedar window box on your office window facing the no-till planters?

[@user-pc3fs8nd7i]

I love seeing your progress Maybe you should use some of those stepping stones in your shade garden. Maybe paint then a dark brown/black to blend in with the top dressing. The plants would pop against the dark stepping stones. A cheap way to recycle and keep your feet dry! Wouldn’t it be fun to let the girls paint them for their fairy garden?

[@mkowal1112]

You are really doing a great job so far. I enjoy having my morning coffee with you every morning, lol. A little suggestion, I think a pretty window box would look great on your office window.

[@swami1]

I love watching progress videos like this one. Your place is turning out great! You’re also giving my girlfriend and I ideas for plants, etc. for our place on Cape Cod.

[@vickiehaines3688]

There are so many wonderful changes in a short time. Working the land brings it alive with the creation of your "home." ❤❤❤

[@kathymclaughlin5176]

I’ve so enjoyed following your new start at your new place! Make friends with the horse owner behind you. There may be some rotted horse manure to enrich your soil. If it were me, I’d replace your wood fence between you and the barn, with a barbed wire one. Then you can see the barn and pat horse! Seriously, thanks for sharing your adventure with us. You’ve already made such a difference!

[@interesante80]

Have you considered putting the green house on the concrete pad beside your office? The pad and drainage is already there. Plus, you don't really need more raised beds there, you already have like eight. Also, you may want to think about if you really want a door through the office to the greenhouse. The office isn't that big and it will take one of your walls. Just some thoughts - making some good progress!

[@jimwalker76]

A metal, black fence would be beautiful, instead og the wood. Having a view of the barn and horses would be perfect. ❤❤❤

[@helenjackson2971]

Pea gravel for your temporary front walkway. Cheap and pretty.

[@aleagonzales]

I’m falling in love with the zig zag planter, it’s so different and unique!

[@jann6082]

Country girl, watching town girl, get settled in country. Funnnnn😀

[@LindyMac]

Sorry if I missed this in any of your videos, but as a homeowner with a septic system I have to ask: 1) Have you had the septic tanked pumped out, yet? If not (and if the previous homeowner didn't have it done before the sale) I would strongly recommend you do that now, so you know the system won't be backing up any time soon and you'll buy yourself several years of peace of mind. 2) Have you had the leach field inspected? If it will need to be replaced it's far better to do so sooner rather than later (when you risk the system backing up) and before you plant up the area. 3) Remember: shallow roots ONLY over a leach field. NO TREES! It's intimidating, but EXCITING to have a whole new property to plan and plant and watch everything grow. Don't allow yourself to become overwhelmed, but take it one step at a time: every step you take is leading you in the right direction. Progress is the perfect path to travel (it may have twists and turns but it's always an adventure)! :)

[@chafrajayfra32]

You’ve done so much in a month. It looks beautiful already and I can see the vision.

[@yvonnealexander3241]

You could take those stepping stones that you removed from the front and side and paint them slate and use those for the time being to make a temporary path way from the back deck to your office. That would be cost efficient and look ok for the time being

[@yvonnealexander3241]

Just a thought Janie

[@Brittanybavery]

I think if you layer a bunch more pots by the the three white pots by the zigzag planter, it’ll realllly disguise the zigzag vibe

[@deannachurch1103]

Is having the propane tank that close to road where trucks and tractors travel safe, in case of vehicle hitting tank accident?

[@rhondafisher72]

You bet we're all so excited. Everything takes time.

[@jeriwebb700]

I am just as excited as if it was my own garden! Love this channel.

[@sgildeasg]

I love the zig zag planter. I hope you keep it. It is perfect for garlands.

[@friedahickman3164]

On Jim Putnam you tube he suggested putting out some marigold seeds to planting Mums. Another place to look for large cardboard is places that sell fridges, large TV's, fridges, freezers, washing machines and dryers. The local place here always gets rid of his boxes. Use to get them out of his dumpster with his permission but now he just leaves them on sidewalk as I was not the only one who wanted them. The large TV boxes were always my favorite. Just an idea. We live on 90 acres but rent out the pasture. Here you can leave stuff out by and people street and the public here know they are free to pick up.

[@annwoleben5439]

Wow! You and Jason have accomplised so much in a month's time. It is amazing. I enjoy watching as your plans come together day by day.

[@user-ui7ib6wg9k]

Amen on using local garden centers! Big box growers are not growing plants in our zones and they are not invested in making the plants thrive.

[@denisecoviello5619]

So much work! So much progress! You all definitely need a Pajama Day! My suggestion for the slightly off center office door is to add more pots, 3 to 5 on on side, 5 to 7 on the other. Your eye will be drawn to the variety of plants in the cluster of pots.

[@PM-ue1jh]

I never noticed the off center door until Janie pointed it out! Ha

[@dianeshaw2433]

You and Jason have done a fantastic job!! I look forward to your video every morning. I live in Southern California zone 10b and it's great to have garden videos that reflect my growing zone. I also battle white fly, especially on my gardenias. I've found the best deterrent is worm castings. In the spring I put down a layer all around the gardenias and add a cup or two each month during the summer. It works really well for me. I also spray the underside of the leaves with water to keep the eggs washed off. Hope that works for you like it has for me.

[@Lifeandlisa]

Maybe you can use the old planter box metal to cover your gas tank 😮😊

[@colleenanderson2485]

The torn down raised bed in the front matches the raised beds in the back. You can add a higher/ deeper raised bed to the veggie garden.

[@bettypisiakowski2148]

Your home looks beautiful.. Do you have any plans to remove some of the driveway in front of the zigzag planter.. I think it would look less harsh without the pavement.. I know whatever you do is going to look beautiful

[@pamd1861]

All for the greenhouse behind your office...fewer structures visually obstructing your beautiful views... whatever you do will be great

[@ritaromine9856]

You have accomplished a lot in a month.

[@dianeasberry7928]

I agree, the planter looks great! Painting and planting made all the difference. The white planters top it off.

[@anitabrock6858]

The house looks SO MUCH BETTER painted

[@Ouroneacregarden]

HI Janie, Love watching your progress! I would do as others have suggested and put the greenhouse where you plan for it to go long term. Just plant some grass seed where the future pool will go. Then you will be moving forward with your overall plan. Nothing obstructing your view of that gorgeous barn!

[@ralphchapman565]

Girl, you need a Dram watering wand so you can get under that foliage!

[@annkingsley9677]

I am really starting to like the zigzag planter. Especially now that it’s planted. I think once the deck and pergola are painted the same color it will blend right in.

[@KandiHolliday]

Hey Janie! My name is Kandi. First… I want to say, I love your videos! And your new home is amazing! Your last home was pretty spectacular as well😊. I live in Mississippi, in the country and I love planting and flowers. I just love a pretty yard and landscape. I pretty much have always planted the same things over and over…because it’s what I know. But you have inspired me to step out of my box and learn new things and experiment with lots of new varieties. I’m so excited for next spring planting. I now have so many new ideas. I appreciate you sharing your love and knowledge with us all. And I’m so excited to see the progress at your new home! ♥️

[@imeldamayer-taylor2783]

Hello from Austria. You did soo much in a short period of time.👏👏😍 . A great property and the house looks beautiful , paint does make a huge difference.😊

[@judymckerrow6720]

Maybe put a corrugated round water feature in the center of your raised bed gardens. You could float flowers in or put fish in it, like Erin from the impatient gardener. Just a thought. 🌺💚🙃

[@tammym110]

You’ve done a lot in one month. It’s looking great. If it were me I would put your greenhouse where I wanted it in the first place. Ana White has a website with free plans to build things. She has greenhouse design you can build your self and save money. Some people add different finishes and some make their greenhouses longer. People who made this greenhouse post photos of how they finished theirs. Actually, this design would fit your your property in the country and the design of your garden. It has a gabled roof and it would play off the barn view and you could use corrugated metal along the bottom to play off your planting beds. I would not want to block the view of that gorgeous barn either. Why not just put your greenhouse where you want it in the first place? I put things in places “just for now” and just for now ends up being permanent because of budget.

[@juliafiore120]

Good morning, Janey☕️ I think the zig zag either needs one more white pot to the left or, remove them all together. It’s not balanced and throws off the look, imo.