The ✨BEFORE✨ Garden Tour :: My New Garden :: Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat

[@RockinGFarm]

looks amazing, I would love to take out some of the driveway. 1. more planting space. 2. it will significantly decrease the temperate around your house. The asphalt will heat up during the day and continuously radiate heat into your yard and home. So, excited to see what you create.

[@smiley2477]

Same thing I was thinking…what to do with asphalt without blowing budget…

[@kmsch986]

Taking out the deck and just having a nice paver patio with a modern style arbor painted in the slate would look better with ranch style and less critters. I’d demo all when taking out zigzag. Rent a bull dozer or skid steer and dumpster do it yourself and will only cost a few hundred that’s what we did and was done in a day.

[@dellablair5854]

My first thing take out all palm trees!

[@heidijones1516]

I agree completely, the asphalt will probably heat up the entire property. The previous owners ¨Paved paradise¨.

[@annahargrave8309]

Definitely! I’d be inclined to take out the whole loop part of the driveway and redesign it entirely. Asphalt is so ugly.

[@natasha1369]

Willow tree roots will search for water might want to put in front garden if eventually you want a pool. Ask your garden designing friend on Wednesday to be sure. This house looks like it will be a lot of fun. Looking forward to watching you put your magic touch on it.😊

[@jenniferchoo9413]

Was going to say the same thing. Between the well and possibilty of a pool in the future might be better to put it in the front yard. Also keep it far away from the septic...don't ask me how I know what tree roots will do to a septic system 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️💲💲💲

[@MichelleLieven-nr2ik]

Yes willow and birch search for water

[@dawnmitchell11]

Maybe the willow can be the center piece of the garden in the front middle area. But only if it is far away from the septic!

[@derondadozier1938]

No trees near ur field lines I had to have new ones put down because of tree roots...expensive

[@marlene0212]

21:29 I really hope you do incorporate California Native plants. They are so beautiful and attract so many pollinators + birdies.

[@atlantapage1153]

Big pots in the inner corners of the zig zag would straighten it out but make it look really cool.

[@kerry4261]

So Exciting! If there is any way you can get the bones/structure right at the beginning it would be so worth it! Things like your driveway, porches, and front entrance will make an incredible difference over the life of your garden. I know it is so tempting to start planting but if the structure is right you will love your gardens for years to come. There are so many things I wish we had done at the beginning (30 years ago) that I am now still working around. Of course, easier said than done. Happy Gardening!

[@derondadozier1938]

I agree u definitely need to get rid of some of that asphalt it makes it look so so hot which it is an if u are ever planning on putting a pool in dont plant trees back there...getting the bones right is the first step that u need to do if u dont even plant one thing this year...which I know u can't wait to dig in the dirt but take some time to think things through !

[@toniawilliams961]

I actually kind of like the zigzag I think it makes it interesting I think when you add all your plants maybe we're the zigzags like angle you can put a pot and then with all the other flowers inside flowing over I think it'll look really pretty and I do think painting it to slate would look nice sometimes you'll be surprised the things that you hate end up being the thing that you actually like I've been there

[@meganc731]

Don’t discount your zig zag bed so fast. The thing I hated most about my ugly duckling of a house is now one of its most important features. Try to imagine the zig zag as many different ways as you can and see if anything strikes a cord. My gut reaction would be large round planters between the zags or some outdoor art. Think color, pattern, texture and keep trying combos. But if you must have a straight line, fastest fix would be triangular planters. Get it girl ;)

[@christak1144]

Omgosh, what a property, blank slate, well almost. I know you want to start in on gardens, but I think I would attack that front deck/zig zag, demo that move propane, then stand back after home painted then dream. I would hate for you to invest money, plants, time sweat to front only to demo in a year. Excited to see your process.

[@twilde3754]

Wow, Janie! What a property! Love it!!! You are going to have a blast! The transformation will be epic and glorious, not to mention, very interesting to watch. So happy you are bringing us along. Obviously, we all have our own visions, I think I would redesign the entire entrance way and have only the one, long driveway to the back and take out all the asphalt. I know: a lot of work. I am not an asphalt person. Then you would have the entire area to design with pathways and create zones. Think: contemporary hacienda 🙂. Can't wait; can't wait!!! (I'm with you: palm trees out!)

[@jamiepeterson4466]

I agree....that is a LOT of asphalt. But the possibilities are endless.

[@Crazycat980]

Your voice is ful of excitement! Now you have me excited, I can imagine the beautiful blooms that will be grown there, ps, your husband has made an excellent decision! 😜 😅😊

[@JacquiQ]

Agreed. i think so too re the asphalt and one long driveway.. SO much work to do on this property, house and garden. I would be a little overwhelmed - ummm make that a lot overwhelmed 😂

[@eileenchang2173]

Hi Janey, I love how you continuously reach for the stars! And to top it all off to have Michael Glassman come by at the beginning of your new journey is so perfect. Have fun! 🌸❤️🇨🇦

[@tcfricks]

Honestly, the zig zag planter is the absolute best part of your front yard. Do not remove it!!! It is your signature planting area. People will love your unique zigzag!!!!!!! Don’t remove it!!! Ahh!!!!!! Imagine it filled with bubblegum and it turns into an amazing pink wave in front of your new home.

[@jessiekidwell670]

Oh how right you were! Wow😳🤯💜🩷💙

[@katherinelara1801]

Don’t worry about the bunnies. I live in Arizona zone 9B. One of my favorite nurseries in Scottsdale has bunnies. And they say “yes the bunnies eat some of the plants but we have so many that we let them nibble on what they want”. It’s totally up to you, but sometimes approaching nature like this is a helpful mindset. Beautiful things can grow amongst cute little bunnies. I’m So excited for what you are going to create in your new home.

[@TheMarisela1986]

I am currently in Scottsdale right now. What is the name of the nursery. I’ll try and make it before our trip is over.

[@katherinelara1801]

@@TheMarisela1986 Berridge

[@johndoherty8958]

Congratulations 🎉it is perfect for you a blank canvas to be able to wave your magic wand over the garden. I am so excited for you. So so happy for you and your family.🥰 Can’t wait to share this journey with you all. Till next time. Happy gardening Fiona and John. 🦘🙏🪴

[@clairebucknell8666]

You could put plant pots in the recesses that will make it look fuller imagine it with all your flowers cascading over the edge! Painted a dark colour would also trick the eye. You might learn to love, the z quirkiness! Instead of moving the propane tank build a removable box around it. You new home has so much potential with what’s there - - it would be fantastic to see you save money and find solutions to work with what you have!

[@kisstine815]

How exciting a total blank slate. I think your fruit trees have been really neglected and after some proper pruning, feeding and care they will bounce back. Bunnies...yeah they are going to eat a lot, kinda like deer do. Lots of gardeners battle bunnies in the garden. Love the idea for the island. Big pots in front of the zig zag planter will totally help camouflage, same if you did big pots on the deck in those indents of the zig zag and slate paint it will disappear even more. So excited for you!!!!!

[@kawerkamp]

I love how you embrace the beauty, the potential, the imperfections, and the work you have ahead of you! You will be such a fabulous steward of this piece of earth.

[@karlathiessen]

OMGOODNESS girl, you have your work cut out for you. It will be a lot of work, but I’m excited to watch you turn this place into a magical place. My yard is 13.5 acres and I started from scratch too about 35 years ago. So trust me, I know work.

[@gardeninggrandma5247]

My word, Janie! What a big property! I see lots of opportunities. Don't burn yourself out trying to get it all done at once!! I think I would replace the asphalt and the grey stones in the back with pea gravel. I would also suggest removing the deck in the front and creating a patio with pea gravel after removing whatever is underneath it (concrete maybe?). This would eliminate the critters and eliminate all of the work with painting or staining decking. If you decide to change it out later, pea gravel is very forgiving and not super expensive. I'm sure you will get a ton of other ideas from viewers as well, in addition to Michael's advice. I can't wait to see the changes progress!!

[@bmoist87]

It would be so interesting if you could film a little of Michael’s thought process and ideas too!

[@ashrustedorbustedtx]

Janie, you're going to ignore my comment...but, I love ❤️ the zig zag garden bed! Come on! Embrace the mid-century modern! I'm so excited for your family on this new adventure. So fun!

[@marlaschaefer9245]

I agree totally. It actually makes the front interesting, although I would tear out that deck if possible.

[@mindyd952]

Janie, Congratulations on the new home! You can have the propane tank buried underground, with a little access door at the top, so less intrusive. Love your ideas-especially the parre terre garden! Talk to the arborist about the placement of your willow-they love to get inside the water tank and pipes-you may want to place it in the front away from the well equipment. Their roots can run 200 feet.

[@allenslater9234]

Wow Janey! What an awesome property! Please embrace the ranch style house! That zig zag has so many possibilities! I foresee years of videos in this garden. So looking forward to them.💖

[@sherrygiambalvo2288]

I agree, so many possibilities with the zig zag planter. I think removing the deck would make the planter so much more appealing and in keeping with the ranch style of her home. Painting it the slate color will make it receed a bit and not be so in your face. I actually love it! 😃 I also think removing the deck will make the area much more cohesive or extend it to the front door area.

[@tracybellmar3357]

In SoCal (SD county) we call Palm Trees Roman candles because they go up in flames in a fire. I think you need a drone now 😊 I’m excited to watch your gardens come to life. ❤

[@thedirtygardener]

I had a thought about the crazy zig-zag planter… you could totally soften those harsh edges with some Supertunia Vista Bubblegum and Sweet Potato vines. That will tide you over for a bit until you figure out what you want to do long-term. Either way, you’ll put your stamp on it for sure and we are here for it! ❤

[@rhondafisher72]

Wow ! Its blank slate. So excited for you and the family. Can't wait for what Michael has to say and help you design. It's going to be wonderful. Just know it will take a lot of time but it will be worth it. You know we all will be here to see it all. Congratulations

[@donnasmalley3713]

You are going to have so much fun designing the new garden and we are excited to come along

[@rebeccaz789]

I'm very surprised that you chose this. You have your work cut out for you.. I hope it becomes everything you dream It can be! You can do it!

[@TaraSwiger1]

Congrats! 🎉 I can totally see supertunias spilling out of the zigzag, softening the corners, with the superbena between! It’s gonna be gorgeous!

[@jamie3593]

WOW! Congratulations to you and your family Janie. What a blessing! I also live in the Sacramento Valley on 1/2 an acre that is undergoing renovation for the past 4 years. I am so very excited to continue following your journey and get some much needed tips and tricks on gardening in such a large space. Thank you for being such an inspiration to all gardening enthusiasts but especially to those west coast gardeners who struggle with the California climate.

[@CynthiaBryantify]

Your initial plans for the garden sound amazing and your painting plan spot on! It will be beautiful! The zigzag planter may look amazing spilling over with your annuals, like your swoops! It will soften the line and you may love it until it makes the top of your project plans! I’m so happy for you and your family! Your neighbors are going to love you! ❤️ from Florida!

[@CynthiaBryantify]

I just had an idea….how about adding cap stones to the zigzag planter rounding over the sharp corners for lots of swoops, curved in and out!

[@jenniecrawley4343]

Hi Janie. I just wanted you to know how genuinely happy I am for you! So exciting. Like you, I too really got into gardening as soon as the pandemic started. I’m so proud of you for getting into the MG program and it was so nice to see how beautiful your last property was. I feel like we are kindred spirits. I’m your neighbor south of you, Bakersfield, with insanely hot weather as well. Anyway congratulations to you and your family and your new journey awaits! ✨. (Btw, all that property is giving Laura and Aaron vibes. No doubt it will be just as pretty)

[@reddirtgreenthumb3553]

I’m so excited to see this transformation over the next few years! Everything looks so mis-matched and disconnected, I think it’s going to look so fabulous once you get the house painted and all of those fences painted one color- that will make a huge difference instantly!

[@jillbruce3624]

Oh my, it is fantastic. As for the palms, I live in Southeast Florida, and I dislike palms very much. I am not saying that they aren't beautiful, but to have a cottagey garden, I think they ruin it. They are also soooo messy. Always dropping fronds. There were some beautiful palms in our yard when we moved in (many years ago). Last year they succumbed to a disease and we are currently palm tree free. Now I have the pleasure of planting some gorgeous flowering shrubs. I am so happy for you and your family; you have worked so hard and are very deserving. Looking forward to Michael coming over and of course, Robbie.

[@SunshineShellz]

I was just thinking Michael would have some amazing ideas for this property! Not to take away from your beautiful creativity but what a collaboration you two make❤️😊

[@tammyrice1529]

Before you start digging and planning the front find out from a septic company if your field lines are out there. If you have an aerobic system you have to be careful where your sprayer spray. The water has chemicals in it and can burn the foliage on your plants. You have to be careful what you plant if they are there. Also there are tanks that can be buried for your gas, and it may not be as expensive as moving it. I am so excited to see all your improvements.

[@vintagemotorcyclerepair4052]

The front door is buried back in there. Difficult to access. Perhaps a consultation with an architect who can propose a remodel of the front of the house and merge the home entry with the new landscape.

[@debralondon7636]

Congratulations on your new home. This place has sooo much potential, I cant wait to accompany you on this journey. All the best.

[@matthewheeke4377]

Your excitement is infectious. I am so happy watching you dream. I did the same when me and my husband moved into our 2 acre forever home. Those bunnies will be so happy to share your garden. The bunnies I have bite off the foliage from my plants and leave it. It would be one thing if they were hungry and ate my plants. But they bit into my plant, destroy it and spit it all back out. 😂 I hate bunnies now.

[@yvonnealexander3241]

Congratulations on your new home. It needs so much work but it has good bones and so much garden space. I just know your going to make it so beautiful. And the nice part is you can make everything the way you want it. So happy for you

[@maureenb1109]

I never clicked on a video so fast lol, this is so so exciting I cannot wait to see how you are going to make this space your own oh my goodness so much space huge congratulations to all of you enjoy your champagne 🥂🍾😊❤️🌻🌸🌺💐🏡

[@dianepeterson9033]

You will, no doubt, transform this property into the garden of your dreams. Can't wait to see the changes you will make. You are such a positive down to earth person and love that you share all that you have learned about gardening, failures, successess and what you have learned from your master gardening program. Love that you spend so much time researching so many topics connected with gardening..and then share that information with us. Have enjoyed the videos you have done with other gardeners and their beautiful gardens. You are such an inspiration. Please continue to share...it is most appreciated!!!!

[@victoriasummers5920]

Once you paint the zig zag in a slate color and plant it you'll forget all about the shape. Plus you can fill it with things bunnies eat because it's too high for them to reach. Adding some evergreen trees (deodar cedars, for instance) will give you winter beauty. And the size of the property can handle some large trees. Have fun and thank you for taking us on your journey!

[@jnerlee962]

Well you have your work cut out. Maybe replace the asphalt with pea gravel. I don't think you need anymore planting room or maybe you want more. You and Jason will do wonders with your new home. You will make it beautiful. ❤

[@melissaturner7236]

Wow! How exciting for you and your family. I think you’re being very wise to take your time and slowly make changes. Consulting Michael will be so helpful. His work is incredible and I’m sure he’ll be able to suggest some great changes. I’d love to hear his ideas for the large amount of driveway and asphalt….ways this could be changed on a budget or in stages over time as budget allows. Your new home and garden has so much potential…lots of fun projects for years to come!

[@kathyv3909]

Yay for you, how awesome! I kept getting vibes of happy childhood memories and summertime vacations at out of the way roadhouse motels or motor hotels, like along Route 66. All that safe space for kids to run and play. I can't wait to enjoy your transformations.

[@JJ-ov7ly]

The long driveway entrance would look beautiful with small ornamental trees spaced out evenly, maybe an okame, Kwanzan or yoshino cherry perhaps. I feel the flower border along the driveway would take too much work and money because it is enormous. Also any of the man made brick used in the flowerbeds would look beautiful if replaced with natural stone walls. The property is beautiful with lots of potential. God bless.

[@lustraveller717]

Yay, so exciting. My first thought was cut down those palm trees. They just are out of place there as well as the zig zag. And when you showed the north garden I immediately thought "secret shade garden". I love Chinese pistache trees, so beautiful in the fall. I can't wait to see what Michael comes up with. He's so amazing. You definitely have a blank slate and so many opportunities and now that you know so much more about gardening it's going to be wonderful to watch. Happy gardening!

[@barbaracole4314]

It's almost like starting over again and doing it your way, lots of potential and a work in progress, you'll totally enjoy it

[@cherriledbetter1120]

I like the zig zag, tile it and put beautiful trees

[@sarahjines7791]

Your optimism and enthusiasm is contagious! I can see your vision and can't wait to see it come to fruition. ❤ I envy your fig tree!!

[@GrandmaSandy]

Hi my dear friend, I always enjoy a good garden tour from a great garden channel. Thank you so much for sharing my sweet friend.

[@julvwildcat190]

I'm not sure if you mentioned this already but make sure you research what can be planted by the septic tank and drain field. There are some limitations on what you plant there. The pomegranate looks good to me. What about made you think it wasn't doing well? Hopefully you have a ladder to keep your fruit trees pruned. I can't wait to see what you do with your new garden.

[@barefootreba]

This house needs you dearly

[@juliannetaylor9989]

YAY!!!! So exciting! Looking forward to following all your gardening adventures! And what Michael has to say. Curious, too, to see if you'll order a chip drop delivery just to start out (like Jim Putnam's yard)! It'll look so different with just black staining the fence, starting a few of your espalier-ing adventures, and chip dropping paths and composting beds. Can't wait to see what your magical brain does with this space! 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 Congratulations, Janey and family 😄

[@shirleydixon7319]

Paint the propane tank into a watermelon I saw someone do it and it was beautiful and the little thing on top they made it a lady bug sitting on the watermelon.

[@heidijones1516]

Fantastic, the possibilities are endless. With that amount of space you will never run out of projects and new ideas. I like the zig zag because its unique, who else will have that?? You will make it look beautiful and the pots and trailing plants will soften it. I was wondering if painting it a dark color with the sun hitting it will make it too hot for the plants in the summer. Country living . . . septic, well, critters and the great solitude of outdoors! Love the new office and the BLUE as Iḿ a blue/green fan. Congratulations, so exciting!

[@carlyspencer441]

I was wondering if I was the only one who likes the zig zag😅

[@carolynsalmons1882]

Keep the willow away from your sepiic system it will go straight for the water and can really give you problems in your septic lines. Its going to be beautiful im sure cant wait tto see your adventurers.

[@leeannoneal4847]

Yes, the bunnies will eat your garden-but, you’ve got a lot of land there, they won’t take it all out! I love the fig tree. There’s nothing like biting into a juicy fig right off the tree 😊

[@jjjoy7887]

Yes, those bunnies will change your plans! I have bunnies and deer - they are definitely a challenge…. But, they are so wonderful to wake up to with your morning coffee…

[@alicelarez4311]

Wow what a fresh pallet you get to work on,it's vast. What fun is in store for you .I can't wait and am almost as excited as you to watch you plan and design your new home yards.i am not good at that so to watch you as you do is soo much fun for me.Thank you so much for taking us along on this step to create the yards that will be the place where you will make such good memories with your family.Love to you all.

[@angie_texas7986]

Congratulations Janey and family, the joy in your voice says it all; can't wait to see the transformation.

[@Peoniesandpinks]

There is so much potential! A hydrangea hedge would be gorgeous

[@debbiethebeau1650]

Janey, how exciting is this?! You are going to make this space just gorgeous and I’m excited to watch. Congrats on your new adventure!!

[@lroe6408]

Janey!! That propane tank is a perfect opportunity to camouflage landscape it!!!! I'm sure you're not the only one with that issue. Good opportunity to teach others how to do the same.

[@GrandmaSandy]

And I’m so glad you’re showing that before you even get started and I hope you save this video for the future as you were going to make this place look fabulous. It has a beautiful driveway and it looks like a beautiful home. Can’t wait for the home tour.

[@jenniferhooks2454]

I think I might take out the asphalt and go with crushed stone. The driveway gives some delineation to the garden spaces. I bet Michael will have some great ideas.

[@amandasides5033]

You should put a pergola over that patio by your office!

[@karenplante3801]

I can see an amazing garden mosaic on that zigzag bed!!! You are going to make everything look amazing!! Congratulations

[@JoyfulJerseyGardening]

Congratulations on your new home!! Everywhere you look I’m sure you’re seeing not just the work, but sooooo much opportunity!!! Enjoy the excitement and anticipation as you plan this new garden.

[@marthabaratti2418]

You make me laugh, enjoy, congratulations to you and family!

[@rosemarythyme6351]

I agree your new place has unlimited potential! I think you're going to enjoy the challenge of making the features of the property your own, even if temporary. You're so creative, you'll make it happen! As soon as I saw the tiny BLUE house that is slated to be your office, I envisioned it pea green with your YT channel logo as a sign over the door or adjacent to the door. A window box would be charming, too! Very happy for you and your family. Please dont feel rushed to complete garden or home renovations for your subs and viewers. It's okay to take your time and work at your pace and as money allows. For example: Hubby and I have been renovating a 100+ yr home over the last decade without breaking the bank. It's doable with a plan. We took out a 401k loan to do the roof, siding, and windows. When that was paid off, the monthly loan payments went into savings to use for future home/garden projects. 💗Blessings to you and yours! 💗

[@rosariopaiz6158]

Congratulations on your new home may God bless you and your family with peace, health.

[@sarah4958]

Thanks for showing us around. May God bless your family and new home, can’t wait for the beautiful transformation 🏡❤

[@janetgould6612]

Congratulations on your new home! There is so much potential to this property and am so excited to watch you develop this home into a beautiful work of art.

[@lynlalalala]

Great property with so many possibilities! I would remove/reconfigure the driveway in the front yard. 💕

[@stefmcclure9386]

Love the new place! I personally think the zig zag wall has so much potential and fits the home beautifully. I am so excited to watch you transform this amazing space! Congratulations!

[@yvonneadrian734]

I was also that city girl that moved to the country. You can totally move that propane tank, we did a few times. Just make sure it's easy access for the propane truck. On to critters, yep you will experience all new gardening issues from deer, skunks, possums, gophers, moles, voles, foxes, coyotes and cute little bunny rabbits. FYI Wrigley's spearmint gum doesn't work on gophers but cats do! Oh you are going to have so much fun in just the planning alone❤

[@GrandmaSandy]

I can’t wait to see this property beautiful. With your loving hands and building a beautiful garden. It’s gonna take time, but I know you’ll make it wonderful

[@pamd1861]

Omg Janie!!! It's huge this is so exciting you have so much to work with and I'm sure you'll make it amazing. So happy we can come along on your journey 🌺

[@kathyleach20]

Congratulations Janie! You are going to have so much fun! Thank you for sharing with us and taking us along for the ride!

[@rosemarynewman1876]

So exciting, Janey! Thanks for taking us along for the ride. Can't wait to see what Michael Glassman suggests.

[@tarynj.7061]

How exciting! I have a similar sized space in Southern California, and I haven’t seen any content here on KZbin for our zone and acreage. You have no idea how excited I am to see what you make of this new garden space, so I can try to replicate it in mine. 😄 Congratulations-I can’t wait to see what you create! 🎉

[@LavenderandBluebirds]

Janey, I’m so excited for you! 100% agree to remove the palm trees! I have so many suggestions, but my number one is to paint that cute door of your office a gorgeous sage green to match the aesthetic of your KZbin channel. I can’t wait to to see all that you do! Can’t wait to hear what Michael suggests!

[@DigPlantWaterRepeat]

Done! What a great idea Katie! Thank you! 💗

[@katherineridings7937]

Oh, yeah…here we go! I am SO here for this! How exciting to see this from day one!! Congratulations on your new home and next stage in your lives! Best wishes.

[@TheImpatientGardener]

I think that zig zag planter is fun and funky. I think you should embrace all the wildness that that is for thr time you have it (and maybe you’ll just change your mind).

[@PM-ue1jh]

Love your honesty Janie, showing us the real truth! Looking so forward to seeing YOUR TOUCHES ON YOUR NEW RANCH HOME "WITH" ACREAGE!! Your HEAVEN on earth.

[@robinrowell1808]

This is a huge lot! This looks like 2 acres.I think you will need a John Deere vehicle. I can't wait to see what you do on your property! So exciting!!

[@juliaklucker2156]

OMG...good thing you made this move while you are young! Looking forward to seeing what you do to transform the property!!!

[@cbvickers4044]

Love your new property Janie....a dream come true for a project-minded gardener! And Yes, beware the cute little bunnies. In my Central Texas garden they love sweet potato vines, verbena, tomatoes, and on and on!

[@WanderingCreekAcres]

Honey bees: They are bees that weren't inside the hive when it left. After a while, they will leave. I had moved a hive and had a handful of bees that hung around the original location for around 2 weeks. I doubt there's a queen with them. Without a queen, they won't stay. Such great garden potential with your new home!

[@valeriesittle6198]

Two weeks is all the life left of a scout bee that goes out to forage. They sacrifice their final days as guard bees to fight off intruders. You can tell thier age by thier wings and fuzz.

[@marthabaratti2418]

From MASTER CLOSET to office building....amazing, so you've come out of the closet..enjoy!

[@TheDeltaCrafterYT]

Wow Jamie! There is soooo much work to be done both with the structure and plantings on the property. I admire how that’s not stopping you and you can see beyond the current state. Wishing you the best!

[@gwen6518]

A greenhouse would look great by your office on that concrete slab.

[@lindaford624]

To be young like you with ideas & energy! So excited to watch your landscape journey at your new property. The fruit trees are a plus! You will make it amazing!

[@ThePieceFullGarden]

Literally so exciting!! Awesome that you have a blank slate and get to choose everything! I know you are going to make it amazing! Congratulations Janey, Jason and the girls! 🎉

[@dianeasberry7928]

So much potential, so much work. You sound so excited. I know you will make it yours and beautiful.

[@Bloominggood]

Oooooooo how absolutely awesome! Love you new work areas!! Wow! And boy I would be adding a beautiful hydrangea garden like the tour you just did at proven winners wouldn't that be dreamy all the big huge gorgeous hydrangeas in all colors and tiny ones ... maybe you could incorporate some in your long garden and in the area where your propane tank is... love the orchard! All lovely! And lol love the zigzag raised garden.. it's different..it's not something everyone has.. it can be extraordinary with all the beautiful things you can put in! Can you imagine all the spring bulbs everywhere!! Gonna be beautiful...oh you could even do a bird aviary 😂😂 so much fun oh my goodness! And you could even do a swoop that goes the whole way around that middle part! 🎉 you will make it beautiful.. hopefully not tooo formal.. but like your old home so happy and wild and sweet! 💐 it's gonna be a Amazing! Can't wait for all the videos!😂❤

[@Kimberlyle98]

I think the zigzag was for ease of parking multiple vehicles. I’m so excited to watch you take this from blah to beautiful!

[@cindielbrecht557]

Thank goodness! I am worn out from waiting! It’s a good thing you are young! ( I remember those days)! And if I remember correctly, many years ago you struggled with some depression (?). Well, you ain’t got time for that now, girlfriend, it’s big panties and strapped on boots, you got job to do and how fun it’s going to be! So happy to you and fam!

[@cynthiar3407]

How exciting to have a blank slate. It’s going to look amazing!! You should do a canning tutorial with your mom so we can all learn. 🥰

[@lynamsden7681]

You are going to do great things with this yard! I can't wait to see all you do. And so much space to work with. How exciting! 😀