🌹 UK Hidcote Manor Perennial Gardens Walking Tour // Gloucestershire, England

[@EmmeChatterton]

Just breathtaking! I have to say these garden tour videos are among some of my favorite I've ever watched on youtube, just spectacular! Thanks for bringing us along

[@kruczek4646]

I like the way you show these gardens. There is no music and only natural sounds.😍

[@kruczek4646]

@@TheRoseGeek when you show gardens without music I feel as if I walk with you. I love your comments when you see something interesting.😍 I do the same walking with my friends😉 I have a small collection of roses ( 75 different ) in my garden in Poland ( zone 6b) and I am well impressed when I see yours😀 by the way I have Hidcote Blue Lavenders in my garden😉

[@bonnieblenders4606]

So peaceful. Thank you for sharing!

[@jenniewilliams1668]

Thank you so much for walking us through this lovely garden. So much richer to share these great experiences, isn't it?

[@NinivehGaia]

Thank you for the beautiful stroll ❤

[@LifeIsMessyImLearningAsIGrow]

I just want to thank you for sharing your garden updates. I just love to watch them There is always so many new things to learn from each other. I also love to garden and make gardening videos too. I would love to learn more from each other as we grow!

[@bmoody82]

Such a peaceful place. Everything so easy on the eyes.

[@gretchenkaszuba734]

This is my absolute favorite bucket list garden!! I saw the National Garden Scheme and Great Gardens of Britain videos of this. Just magnificent. Major Johnson also had a beautiful home and garden on the French Riviera . Thank you so much for showing this!

[@gigomesdasilva5447]

Stunningly gorgeous gardens. Loved the opulence of it's biodiversity but, there was one rose that stood out for me today. Creamy rose with a light caramel center. Absolutely loved it and, I love all roses!!! 💚🥀💚

[@olgavantveld6946]

Truly beautiful garden. A garden of peace and tranquilety. thankyou

[@GardenbySerendipity]

A few days ago, I had just watched a wonderful documentary on Hidcote Manor and the gifted Major who designed the grounds with such artistry and imagination. Then you DELIVERED the Hidcote garden tour in its beautiful glory. Thank you for taking the time to share this wonderful garden with those of us who would love to see it in person. This is the next best thing to being there!

[@GardenbySerendipity]

@@TheRoseGeek I do not recall the sheep in the documentary as it is more of a historic documentary. You may have seen it before as it is on KZbin. It is entitled the Quiet American Gardener. KZbin name is Gardening Forever. Thanks for sharing your visit AND the David Austin tour. You made my week! Enjoy your time!

[@rosario169]

Algo así como el jardín del Edén 💖 Gracias por mostrarnos tanta belleza

[@jowalk80]

Love this garden, the roses, the combination of plants, the path, cottage garden style, the design in general is so beautiful.

[@pamelacorbett8774]

Yes, and full of interest.

[@ProximaCentauri88]

I live in Asia and I'm always fascinated by English and other European gardens. Secret Garden really had a huge impact to me as a child.

[@aitzaacosta7571]

So far, this has been my favorite garden. beautiful and a lot of diversity of plants. You took your time with this one. Definitely saving this one for inspiration. Thank for sharing.

[@erindewan6758]

This garden is stunning! Thankyou so much for the tour!! I almost wore out my voice saying Oh WOW over and over.

[@PRADIER1]

magbifique jardin ! tout ce que j'aime merci pour cette belle visite

[@olgak506]

wow!!! simply stunning! thank you so much for such a wonderful garden tour, you did a fantastic job of filming . there were a couple of flowers I was like wow, whats that, never seen it before !?!

[@olgak506]

14.28 there is a huge big leave monster plant with white plumes on the right , I wonder what that is.. interesting plant that takes so much volume and space ... and also on the left is white bell shaped spiked looking flowers which I saw in purple as well, - what a beauty , we don't have that here where I live, in MN

[@camerong5513]

you must have loved that walk through. There are some really astute features to this garden

[@SpanishEclectic]

This garden is famous for a reason. It has everything. I love the contrast of the riotous cottage flower borders with the formal parterres, long allees, and topiary. I hope to visit it one day. Cousins live in West Sussex, so Sissinghurst will be on the schedule too.

[@IrinaLazareva8207]

Каждое растение на своём месте! 👍👌😘Какая гармония и умиротворение! Благодарю, Кимберли, за мотивацию на красоту! 🙏🌹

[@IrinaLazareva8207]

@@TheRoseGeek Обязательно, Кимберли! 👍Подписалась недавно! Наслаждаюсь просмотрами Ваших видео каждый день👏👏👏!

[@Tarot_Time_with_Belle]

Thank you so much for sharing and allowing us to see soo much. It was lovely listening to tbd sounds of nature,?/: we were there too. Thank you so much. Great video.

[@railiedouglas3018]

I can see why Hidcote is considered THE premier garden in Britain. Those borders are superb! And the plant selection sublime to a rare plant connoisseur like me. I recognised Carpentaria californica the Tree Anenome just inside the entrance to your right at the beginning of your video & there was another elsewhere. Despite your single minded pursuit of roses you occasionally have managed to show other magnificent plants, mostly in passing, but I thank you for your efforts.

[@JLWTH]

Magnificent !! So well organized yet so natural. No word to describe the utmost respect I have for whoever designed it. Thanks, Kim, another wonderful view you brought to us.

[@pattylisk9910]

Hidcote is my favorite place in England. We’ve been to England 9 times in the past 12 years and 6 of those holidays we’ve managed a Hidcote day ( sometimes out of the way- but a must visit). Your video sure does help soothe a Hidcote gardener’s soul. 🌳🌷🌳

[@TheRoseGeek]

Thank you so much! Your comment made my day.

[@faboo21]

Great video! I had the pleasure of visiting this garden July 2023. It is spectacular🥰

[@TheRoseGeek]

I loved Hidcote also. I don't know that I could pick one over the other. Did you enjoy one more than the other?

[@faboo21]

I loved Hidcote a tad bit more. It may be due to weather conditions which were better (not raining) when we visited. They’re both gorgeous in their own, unique ways.

[@hydrangeaparadise674]

Absolutely beautiful and peaceful garden 🌸🌺❤️🌹

[@hydrangeaparadise674]

@@TheRoseGeek Yep 😆 Love roses a lot too now. I tried to fit them all over my tiny garden🤣Have a great day dear🌹🌹🌹

[@angiejones3628]

so nice to see a lovely garden and no 'music' background

[@lorraineclark3517]

Beautiful

[@ankabubanj5483]

Breath taking! Thank you for sharing! One more on my bucket list... Greetings from Croatia!!!

[@raiseyourworld5324]

I love it because is like a giant cottage garden, looks natural, swathes, swirls and satellite planting and o my mind, roses always better amongst companion plants :-)

[@TheRoseGeek]

I totally agree! I want my garden to feel like this one day. I am slowly adding companion plants.

[@jonathanjoynes5216]

Even better played at half speed 👍

[@dshlenov]

Magnificent!!! Beautiful!!! Such a peaceful place. Everything so easy on the eyes. Love this garden, the roses, the combination of plants, the path, cottage garden style, the design in general is so beautiful. Thanks for this great video!!!!!!!!

[@LidaBroudi]

Дякую. Гарне місце з ідеями.

[@rebekahlaflin3565]

Absolutely wonderful. The lighting makes the blooms just glow with saturated color and the gardens are all such beautiful works of living art. The roses are really so at home in all the mixed borders. I actually really appreciate how they’ve spaced them out. They are so opulent and lush, your eye is given the chance to view all the different structures, contrasts of height, growth type and form before coming upon another beautiful rose. I miss pale hardy fuchsia I used to see in gardens back in Washington. Thank you so much for sharing 💚

[@railiedouglas3018]

I’m pretty certain that yellow wall shrub to the left of the stairs where you ascend through the red lacquer doors is Cytisis battandieri aka the Pineapple broom. I’m thrilled to see it in full flower.

[@cozyrosemary]

Beautiful ❤️🥰

[@genysouza7953]

❤❤❤❤❤❤Lindoooooo demais ❤🌴🇧🇷

[@JoAnneBassettPerfume]

I liked the cottage style garden.. I enjoyed the room where you saw the house structure in the background. Lovely feeling in general. Loved the arbor created from tree branches. Dove or pigeons cooing was sweet. The bench under the rose arbor would be a great reading spot. A sweet and peaceful place.

[@camerong5513]

lovely borders

[@Crocs4cats]

I know it’s weird and not the point of the video but the footstep sounds are just👌🏼🤤 🤓 and I love the feeling of being ‘invisible’ while looking around 😅

[@TheRoseGeek]

I agree! So glad you liked the video as much as I did.

[@user-ki4he2tb8b]

Душа отдыхает!!!!! Классная работа! Спасибо что делитесь очень мило!!!!

[@rose2fame1]

This garden was huge. A lot of walking to see it all. Beautiful. Was this the largest garden that you had gone to on your trip to England? I love all of the shapes of the yew and the grass paths and lawns. The sweet pea flowers. Roses were beautiful as well. Thanks for sharing.

[@gardengirl7446]

OUTSTANDING VIDEO ❤ THANK YOU

[@TheRoseGeek]

You are so welcome!

[@НадеждаБеляеаа]

Спасибо!

[@cinetexfilms7375]

Wonderful. We are making a short comedy film and need some garden footage playing on a TV in the background for about 10 sec. May we have permission to use a clip? Many thanks for considering.

[@rjrelaxation]

beautiful

[@TheRoseGeek]

Thank you! 😊

[@anitapeura3517]

Thanks for showing this to those of us unlikely to ever get there, it was a lovely immersion experience. However I do long to know the names of the roses and other important perennials shown. I'll have to find a book that will describe it in more detail.

[@anitapeura3517]

@@TheRoseGeek Yes, it's often an issue even here in Australian gardens. I just borrowed a stack of books on English gardens from the local library, there may be some info there. Thanks again for the films anyway, they are still an absolute joy to watch! Better than the books!

[@raquelsamson3543]

Gorgeous! I wish the cameraman walked slowly! I got dizzy watching it.

[@geography_nerd1]

Hey Rose Geek! Excellent videos! What kind of camera do you use? Thanks!

[@feyrie]

What are those tall growing white daisy flower things?

[@TimHudspith]

The bird someone is asking about at the start of the video is a Blackbird, which sings an endlessly varied and never-repeated song.

[@TheRoseGeek]

I love it!!! Thank you for sharing with us.

[@иринадегтярева-к4щ]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ВалентинаЖуравлева-о7ъ]

❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@pamelacorbett8774]

Where are the bees and the butterflies?

[@kevinjamesparr552]

MAJOR Lawrence Merryfield Johnston was born in France to American parents .He willingly became nationalized Englishman and fought in Boar war and First World war for us. He built Hidcote gardens as hobby for his own use only

[@richardsoper777]

Have you discovered the secret waterfall near by

[@richardsoper777]

@@TheRoseGeek take a short walk along the road away from kifsgate, over the bridge and just on the right in a small wooded area is a wonderful waterfall. So peaceful to sit and hear the sound of the water.

[@TheLongyearbyen]

Nice walk. But you are moving the camera much too fast. Look at walking Alice. She is a pro.

[@julesfreespirit476]

too bad the camera is moving way too fast to actually see anything

[@СвітланаФесик]

Слишком бьістрьій обзор.🏃 хотклось бьі рассмотреть все внимательней.

[@TheRoseGeek]

Простите за это. Надеюсь, у меня будет возможность приехать сюда снова, и это займет больше времени. Спасибо за просмотр.