Welcome to The Last Homely GARDEN! #1

Welcome to The Last Homely .... GARDEN!
Many times people from TLHH channel ask me what I am doing in my garden. I have been thinking of launching this channel for a while now as I am so excited about the many projects I am doing in the garden this year.
I couldn't do any of the without the help from Adam and Arran and the team at Heritage Country Gardening who are not only the muscle in the garden, but have imagination and creativity as well.
This is a big garden with many problem areas, but together we are going to make some really interesting areas this year.
I hope you enjoy this new content. Anna and I will continue making the content you love over at The Last Homely House because MAKING is my real passion but I am interested in so many things and here is where I can share all my outdoor activities!
On Patreon, people enjoy my Monthly Diaries and Weekly Behind The Scenes vlogs plus all sorts of other content. Find out more here
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I use music from Epidemic Sound, a subscription service with thousands of royalty free music tracks. Todays is called 'It's A Wonder'
and it really is! A garden is a wonderful thing!
Thank you for watching. Be my first subscriber to this brand new channel. And this is one time when clicking the notifications bell is really important because I will be posting now and then and not to a regular schedule.
I'll see you next time with Something Else!
Thank you!
Love
Kate
xxx

[@lisbethsalander8921]

Thank you for this episode. I am an old disabled woman gardening in a major Pacific Northwest US city. It is a struggle but the enthusiasm of others cheers me on. Growing food soothes the soul.

[@margaretmurphy9498]

I'm disabled living in Colorado and can't garden any longer so I enjoy seeing you.

[@1Lightdancer]

I'm in the PNW as well, Lisbeth - gardening as long as I can!! (My uncle Ole lived to 103, plucky to the finish!) I love the encouragement of other gardeners!

[@faithhazen7799]

I am disabled living in a very small town in Josephine county. New property for us and its a challenge doing all that needs to be done! Enthusiam of others spurs me on too!

[@Hiker_who_Sews]

Hello Lisbeth, from South Puget Sound!

[@boa1793]

I’m disabled but was able to put up a waist high vegetable bed. Very little bending over.

[@wendyahles]

Wow - the shots from the drone give us a much better perspective of your lovely layout ;)

[@lifeofjoy9404]

I agree! It's lovely!

[@helenhershtjader5759]

How many of us do just one thing!?! But I’m so grateful for more ‘Homely’ videos!

[@sheilawinstead6365]

Thank you for this new video and your new project. I live in the Pacific Northwest in Sequim, Washington. I lived in England until I was 19. Moved to Sequim in 2003. I love to garden but we have very dry weather in this area and watering gets very expensive. The weather fronts from the west and northwest are blocked by the Olympic Mountains. This area is called the Blue Hole because the skies above us can be blue when the surrounding areas are all grey from the clouds. I am learning to quilt and find your videos on this subject very helpful and informative. Last week I learned a bit about paper piecing and hope to master this. I find The Last Homey House and now, The Last Homey Garden, very relaxing. It is wonderful handling beautiful fabric and beautiful soil!!! My cat behaves like your cats - wants to be right in the middle of the action. Thanks for everything you do and for all your videos.

[@tinatippin5705]

So excited that you were willing to do this, Kate. The birds singing in the background is wonderful. Well-rounded people we makers are. It is the garden's time right now that shines. Haha...I am nearly giddy seeing the garden again and Eileen. Again, thank you Kate. There is something special about surprise visits from a friend.

[@sophiesmith5922]

a bit of hobbitish, eh? ❤❤❤

[@kathygeisler6324]

I'm so looking forward to this new channel Miss Kate! So instead of us all sitting on the LGS we will be perched on the Lime Green Fence! ❤

[@TheLastHomelyGarden-xw7tw]

ah - don't sit on the fence! ha ha! though that is a great image I have now - so maybe ... yes!!! xxx

[@oonarhu4681]

Seeing that wonderful bathtub seat makes me think you actually have a Summer LGS, Kate. So happy to learn of this new channel. Some of my favorite KZbinrs are ones who post rather intermittently. I'm enjoying the anticipation!

[@grumpy_poo]

or maybe the lime green garden bench......😄

[@Mamasmovietime]

Oh Miss Kate, this is going to be such a restful place to spend time with you. I'm so glad you are doing Bees, it's so fascinating. I just love watching them. And the garden will be terrific to watch as well. Thank you for bringing us along for the journey.

[@erineddy7999]

Lime green chaise? Fence sounds uncomfortable.

[@patcorona5979]

Kate, I thoroughly enjoy listening to you whether it’s about quilting, gardening, baking, declutterring or whatever else. Love watching you interact with your family. Stay healthy.

[@jmc-xp6ml]

My step-dad was a beekeeper. My favorite job was making the frames. We had a large pine tree in the backyard. It was lovely sitting out building with the tree.

[@ritatharp5238]

My brother in Wisconsin USA is 86 years young and still doing big gardens and gives most of the harvest to other people. 👍❤️

[@nicoeeek.7181]

First channel ever that I have found that I want to actually be a patreon of, absolutely ADORE Kate and her magical world!!

[@jacobsladderpa]

I had the privilege of growing up in a place where some families dedicated every square inch of their garden to growing food! These were often otherworldly places! My favorite spot was often the space under the grape vine! There was usually a grape vine! For your children to have grown up there and for Agnes to explore now, what joy!

[@lynnhuddleston3199]

Love your tea cosy. ❤ Miss Kate I have a solution for your deer problem. If your garden is fenced in, go inside the fence and string a rope up 4-6 feet from your fence around the inside of your garden. Deer do not have depth perception and will not jump your fence. Last year was the first time that we tried this and we did not have one deer get into our garden. We have small herds of deer and they eat everything we put in the ground, trees, flowers and shrubbery. I learned about this method from a homesteading family on KZbin. Wishing you success.

[@tinkerbell9399]

This has made my day! A Last Homely House Garden channel! I love your garden, it’s what I call wild and woolly! The drone shots really help us to see how everything works together. Thanks so much for sharing your garden with us. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@gailgaddy5340]

Love the drone shots my little garden just finished. I live in south Florida so now it’s just plants that can take the heat. ❤

[@DanaBarbieri]

I'm so happy to see this new channel Kate! The drone footage is just amazing! You're a huge inspiration.

[@annelord3685]

Hi Kate, can you reserve a seat for me in you beatiful garden,please. You look so rested and healthy, soaking up that sunshine. Looking forwards to more videos. Thanks Anne

[@lisajahn6839]

This is so very wonderful and cheery! Thank you all very much!

[@jenw1936]

Many thanks for inviting us into your garden Kate. I love my garden here in Brisbane in the sub tropics. I’ve created a forrest of native trees right in the back of where I live. I’ve watched them all grow from seedlings to mature trees. The She oak tree has recently dropped a large branch bringing down some branches from the wattle tree. I have a macadamia tree, native mulberry, Davidson plum among several others. I also have some veggies growing in an old bathtub as well as a nice little vegetable and strawberry patch. The veggies are covered to keep them safe from insects and gangs of marauding possums. I live in public housing and I’m also aware of marauding gangs of developers moving the ‘houso’s’ out to gentrify my old suburb. I’m enjoying my garden while I can. Much love to everyone on the garden bench. Jen 💐🙋🏻‍♀️

[@kathytowe2803]

I grew up on a farm here in ontario, canada and my father also was an excellent gardener. My grandfather from ENgland was a professional gardener, so I like to think I am carrying on in some fashion in my seniorhood!What a pleasure to see you and your gardens too.Thank you for your ongoing inspiration.

[@carolynhoover9444]

I am glad you are returning to your original concept of your channel from 5 years ago. A little bit of this and a little bit of that. Your gardening inspires me. I look forward to your garden bounty ❤❤❤❤❤ And, hello Eileen!

[@Thisisit120]

I’m so glad to see that you’ve extended your lovely green sofa out to your beautiful wonderful garden.

[@louiseedsall6096]

So happy to see your new garden channel! I am a bird watcher and work for a bird conservation organization here in Virginia USA. I’m also a beekeeper and for many years taught children (over 15 K kids!) all about the honey bees and our native bees. I love gardening too! Such a kindred spirit! I’m a full time caregiver for my disabled husband (paralyzed) but I keep it all together with my hobbies- spinning, knitting and beekeeping and gardening. Loved your Live on the weekend!

[@Mamasmovietime]

This will be a lovely place to visit with you. The garden, the 🐝's, your soft and soothing instructions. You are amazing Miss Kate. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@pamelalinthompson]

Just love hearing about your property and your gardens. Thanks for sharing! I also like to watch the birds, garden and quilt. Thanks for caring and sharing!

[@sherriekeller319]

It is lovely to think of your dad gardening and your mum quilting. Sweet memories for you. Garden is fabulous! Thank you, Kate.

[@nikkijohnson2832]

This first Homely Garden channel is absolutely charming! Thanks to the Live Chat w/Arne & Calos this morning, I took a look and plan to alert our garden club members to stretch themselves and watch your new channel -- proving senior ladies can be inspired to re-create their gardens. Thank you!

[@mrscms831]

Yes, the Arne and Carlos video visit with Kate is what alerted me to the new garden channel. I wonder why she didnt mention it on the LLH channel? Im not a patron any longer, maybe she announced it there. But very happy to have found it and will be able to enjoy more Kate content.

[@joybartell1200]

Thank you, Kate, for the lovely video of about your garden. During Covid I enjoyed the daily videos of your garden, bees, Eileen, the hens, walking around the reservoir, etc. They gave me peace in a turbulent time. I’m happy to see these things again and look forward to the new channel.

[@Mama2old1]

Thank you so much for taking us to the garden.

[@angelafeather1301]

I am really keen on learning about gardening. I want to know more and more. My dad was s fantastic gardener, unfortunately I was only very young and wasnt interested. I so wish I had listened and helped him more. So I would be very interested to learn from you. I think you are a wonder woman, you can Knit, Sew, cook, bake, garden, a fantastic mum, grandma and mother in law. I wish my family was like yours. Bless you all 😊😊

[@patriciavacilek3791]

I’m #26 and delighted to be able to spend time in your gardens with you😊. The drone was a really good idea…gives us a great prospective of the area. I will vicariously enjoy gardening with you and your team while we watch the miracles happen. Thank you, Kate

[@rebeccadees2300]

WOW.... what a beautiful place to live.! Thank you for sharing your lovely home and garden ❤. You have an amazingly large piece of property... it's huge! So glad you have help to maintain your garden and property. It's so lovely and peaceful ❤. I accidentally clicked on this video thinking I was going to your Last Homely House!😊

[@aprililles9610]

Oh this is fantastic! So great to see your garden and hear your birds. Thank you for this lovely little moment of peace!

[@djwhite7328]

I feel the same 😊

[@carolecaudill4962]

I love being outside with you !!🌸🌼❤️

[@79TBird58]

Kate you are like a very wise friend. Thanks for all you do and share with us. Love being on your lime green sofa❣️

[@dannamcgowen3889]

Your garden is lovely. I'm sitting on the lime green garden bench listening to your birds. They sound so happy. We have an 8' fence around our vegetable garden as we have quite a few deer that come through our property. (4' was not tall enough.) I'm waiting for this year's fawns to arrive. It's so fun to watch when they play tag, running after each other, all around our trails and yard. Have a wonderful week Kate!

[@debravaldez1874]

Yes, yes, yes!!! Just love this - more of the life I’m trying to manifest for myself 🧡💛🧡

[@phyllisbergh2133]

This new channel of yours is so exciting! And it was fun to see Eileen again ( I’m sure I’m not the only one who sings the song every time you mention her🎶). Plus your garden is inspiring! I have one acre of land and have great plans for it, and your property inspires me! 😃

[@angelacross2216]

My paternal grandmother was like your father; she could grow anything. Once she used a clothespin to hold a cutting down and it grew into a tree.

[@suebrown3194]

I love hearing the birds in the background. Yes, we must have a lime green bench so we can spend time with you in the garden!

[@elizabethsawyer5906]

I haven’t got a garden but I love listening to you talking about your and seeing the changes at the last homely house😁 Thank you💕

[@_KarenS]

Gardening is a little like waging war! For us: against the weeds; against the racoon; against the birds that steal our strawberries and red+blackcurrants; against the tomato plants that always declare tomatogeddon, regardless of how much we snip the back... Good luck comrade!

[@onemorchatykathy]

I don’t know if you’ve watched a channel called Living Traditions but they have a hen run that surrounds their hen pen. It’s actually made up of 2 fences about 3-4 ft apart on all around the four sides. The reason they built it double fenced is because they said deer would jump one fence but they won’t jump Two built close together because they don’t want to get stuck in between them. This might be something you would enjoy checking out.

[@redparrot9489]

“Gardening is like warfare” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 … currently doing hand to paw combat with squirrels who are destroying pots of flower seedlings 🤣🇨🇦 … love this addition to the homely house family of channels. 😊💕

[@libbywalsh358]

I’m completely hooked… thank you for bringing your garden into my life with such joy….❤

[@lynnniemi3053]

I love the idea of having 2 channels, Kate and it is a joy to see you in your outside element!

[@judyallhands3361]

I love this Garden channel. I love all things Gardening, flowers, vegetables, herbs, even tried trees from seeds. In Indiana where I lived in zone 5 everything would grow, the topsoil was gold. But now I live in the desert of Arizona where everything I learned in Indiana doesn't apply. So I'm getting my joy of gardening from your channel, so thank you.

[@fabriccraftsbydj]

I so love watching you talk about gardening and trees and look forward to your chats. I don't have many people to talk to about gardening so listening to you makes me enjoy my garden even more. I too over plant my seeds because you never know when a visitor will show up for dinner. Love the overhead shots of the garden and this new channel.

[@jacobsladderpa]

Delighted to tell you that this is my first visit to the last homely garden! Kate, you’re looking very well! Being in the garden must be health promoting!!!!!! Seeing you in it has cheered me up a bit!

[@juliannaburgess9177]

ABSOLUTELY love your quilting channel and this one will be as well. Such a BEAUTIFUL area. We all need to adapt for what we love to do, and keep doing. It's "living life" at a slower pace. But remaining safe and happy. Thank you for your future videos to come. We ALL NEED enjoyment and a bit of "soulful peace". ❤❤❤ from across the sea.

[@jamiethrogmorton2540]

200 trees!!! Thanks for sequestering so much carbon! You’re “something else.” 🌳 🌲

[@karentzn]

Thank you Kate you are an inspiration to us all. You make me seriously think of planting more in my garden and appreciate it more. This channel will be a huge hit. We love you so much. Your stories in your videos are always so welcome and loved.

[@marykoehn4669]

Love your idea of this channel. I always loved when you took us with you to give Eileen a swim.

[@riverunner9978]

I got on my sewing machine and made shrub covers from row cover . The deer were unable to gobble them up. I also cover a bed or row with the row cover . Love gardening! 🌻🐝🌞

[@jughead6709]

Oh Kate, I LOVE this new channel! I love my garden, and always have…..and I would love to have your big area, etc……. isn’t gardening just the most special, therapeutic activity?❤️

[@marilynwheatley2363]

I love this new channel Kate. It’s SO relaxing to watch you potting and just hear the soft conversation. I’m so glad you’re doing this. Thank you for always offering such perfect quiet times for all of us.

[@susannegrant3831]

Kate, the drone work is incredible!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lubiana.]

💚Thank you so much for sharing your gardening experience with us 💚🙏

[@isabellbourke8878]

A beautiful channel. Inspiring and full of advice. Thank you Kate. I felt at peace watching and seeing the wonderful scenery where you live. I haven't got a garden, many years ago I turned my concrete car port into a container garden. It has a few trees in pots, containers full of flowers and hanging baskets. A small brick wall and wrought iron fencing surround it. It has won many awards in the local local "In Bloom" competition.

[@marciaz5346]

What is the saying? One is nearer God’s heart in a garden than anywhere else on earth 🌱 How lovely to share this new adventure with you. I can’t wait to see the flowers and vegetables grow. 🌻

[@lindaday4956]

I am so excited for this new channel. I live on a small lot in a small town and have added raised beds in my front yard and have them planted along with many pots. I find myself with so much time now that my husband recently passed. Getting my hands in the dirt again at 73 has been therapeutic for sure. You were my inspiration to get back into gardening. Thank you for so generously sharing your life with us. ❤

[@TheLastHomelyGarden-xw7tw]

you are so right Linda - getting your hands into the soil and planting a few seedlings is so healing! I am sorry about your recent loss - it is a very hard time. Perhaps he was a gardener too? - I always have my dad looking out for me when I'm in the garden - not always approving but full of wisdom. I miss him so much. Take care xxxx

[@lindaday4956]

@@TheLastHomelyGarden-xw7tw my hubby and I always had a huge garden. We downsized a couple years ago and there is no garden space. I have no back yard but my front yard is working great. A granddaughter said it's what a yard should look like!!

[@positiveworld-view8677]

And now ..your msg ..is an inspiration for me !

[@m.c.3541]

I'm excited for you, dear Kate. Here when you post. Thanks for the calmness of it all.

[@suebarner8364]

This was lovely Kate. I used to have a garden that was my “little oasis in a sea of weird”, but when I started having mobility problems I had a lovely couple who came once every two weeks to do the necessary. In the meantime, I did deadheading, some planting and weeding and battled the neighbourhood raccoon who had a real hate of my little solar fountain and used to drag it out of the pond every night and try and lose it in the garden…needless to say, I finally gave in and removed it. He was a chap who was not going to give up and I like my peace. (It was the most prudent move, but it still rankles a bit). When we moved from our house three years ago into a compact condo I felt some relief at not having to worry about the garden, but I still miss sitting and watching the bustle of all the garden inhabitants as the seasons progressed. So thank you for sharing your beautiful space with me. I shall enjoy it.

[@CarolynHeldon-fl3to]

Wonderful. As a Permaculturist I am loving you have a dedicated channel for your garden. I’m sitting here sewing my inch hexagons together while enjoying your new channel.

[@fayet.5200]

What an inspiration you are to all of us Kate! I just finished working in my garden here in New Hampshire USA, poured myself some blueberry lemonade because it is 78 degrees F., subscribed to and will thoroughly enjoy this new channel! I too am following the footsteps of my dad who loved to garden both vegetables and flowers. He passed last year at 95 years of age, but I will keep planting for him! My grandfather, his dad, was a bee keeper so I love when you show us your bees! I share this quote which is special to me “to plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow”. Gardening like quilting is good for our mental health, so now I will go sew hexies for more relaxation🪡🧵🐝 until next time, cheers😊

[@TheLastHomelyGarden-xw7tw]

lovely comment! thank you - my Dad died last November age 97. He is with me in the garden always. When Adam and Arran come they always joke about how long it takes me to share a memory of him. 'you made it to nearly an hour there Kate!' ha ha! Enjoy your garden! xxx and thank you

[@julieh4816]

love your quote Faye!

[@gillian4033]

Kate, thank you so much for starting this up, I'm one of the many who loves to see your garden progress. This sounds like an excellent idea to keep the content separate for the pesky algorithm! All the best! G xx

[@TheLastHomelyGarden-xw7tw]

yes - its really hard to keep the algorithm happy! but this is the way I've come up with so lets see how it goes! xxx

[@karenmartin8204]

Thank you for sharing. Love watching TLHH. So I know I will enjoy watching TLHG. I guess the is the line Green garden sofa. I enjoy watching all the things you do Kate. Your garden is beautiful. Lots of love Karen xx

[@charlaineanderson1821]

I am glad you are able to share your passion with all of us.

[@jennievpollard77]

Thank you for this new channel. I am happy for you Kate!

[@cmurphy-qk5ie]

I laughed when you said of your dad that he could probably stick a pencil in the ground and grow a pencil tree. My dad always said of my mom that she could plant a fence post in the ground, and it would blossom before summer's end... and we lived in Canada!

[@jaynegodfrey1117]

I’ve recently started following your last homely house channel and now this one, double treat! I’m not an experienced gardener and have come from a small potted courtyard in the UK to having a fairly big piece of land surrounding our house in rural Portugal. We have olive trees and produce our own olive oil which is such a treat. I have the opposite problem to you in trying to keep everything irrigated,as the summers here in Central Portugal can be very hot! We love growing our own veggies though. Love watching you, it’s all very inspiring.

[@penkast1605]

Love this new channel! I can’t really garden much nowadays but watching you in your garden will bring me joy. My parents thought me how to garden and I spent many hours working with them in our big vegetable garden when I was growing up. These are my best memories from my childhood. Glad you can enjoy your gardening and got help to plant so many things!

[@Kelly.A.]

So excited for this channel of yours!! I’m such a fan of your other one. Such calming, inspirational, and enjoyable channels you have. Thank you so much!

[@felicagriswold7276]

My husband passed in January and I’m finding keeping up things on my own is a full time job! I could use a garden team. 🤔 I could use a good handyman too. I love this new channel and will happily wait for new videos because anything garden is lovely. TFS

[@chicagogran1164]

I’m so glad that you have some help with garden! With a number of interests, it is hard to give each one the time to satisfy your wants and needs. You seem to manage all that. How grand!

[@thatgirlinokc3975]

CONGRATULATIONS! 🎉 I'm so happy you did this. I know your kids are a huge part of your social media now. This is a wonderful addition.

[@deniseacebo9679]

How do you know what number you are?

[@TheLastHomelyGarden-xw7tw]

no idea? how clever! xxx

[@thatgirlinokc3975]

@@deniseacebo9679 when you are on the channel's homepage, it says the number of subscribers. I think I was 144

[@trishc8311]

Reserving my spot on the Lime Green Bath Seat 🙂 I live in town in a small house with a very small yard but still I grow lovely flowers and just one edible crop: tomatoes. I grow seedlings by simply squooshing one tomato and starting the seeds indoors. I always plant all the seeds, end up with about 70 seedlings - at least 4 times as many as I have room to plant outside! It always seems such a miracle to me that I get so much from doing so very little.

[@sandybateman2504]

Love your new Channel Kate. This comment is a suggestion l have regarding your resident deer. It’s from Deb Kemp from Canada. She uses Irish Green Soap and it works for her. Cut the bars into 4 and hang along a fence or string line. She also grates it and leaves it on the ground to effectively deter moles. I hope you get to read this. You have created a wonderful community with the Lime Green Sofa. I’m from Australia, Deb is from Canada . You have created this wonderful sisterhood.

[@victoriaratajeski6843]

Any time you pop on with a garden video will be a joy. So glad we will get to see what is going on outside. Looking forward to watching your garden grow!

[@19betchai]

I love your videos Kate. I am very new to The Last Homely House and I’m proud to be one of the first subscribers to TLHG! You are a great inspiration to me. Thank you for sharing your beautiful life. I live in Indiana, USA and I love England. You are such a pleasure to watch.

[@brendasmith7159]

Kate I love everything you do and can’t tell you how much you inspire me! I have found 3 wire things to make into beaded sun catchers! I have started planting seeds for planting outside in May. I have been making Christmas Stars and plan to make the Christmas tree ornament as well! I am a quilter and love watching everything you do! I can’t wait for your next video to come out. I’m still learning about how to find all your videos so I can watch them all in chronological order. I have watched you now for almost 5 years and I love you and Ans making your cabin!

[@brendastajkowski502]

The song birds are so lovely to listen to. Lucky you!!

[@patriciaroth4659]

I love it! Love the drone! Love the pic of you and Eileen. Love the old pics of your dad. Love seeing the evolution of your relationship with the algorithm. Love the outside noises. Love having a virtual garden to plan and care for virtually along with your team. Thanks.

[@julieh4816]

How excellent is this new little channel! Always love being in the garden with Kate. Love it,just love it!

[@mariehansen2534]

Wonderful visit, thank you for your hospitality this afternoon and for the company. Please take care.

[@mayfly1963]

I have to say I much prefer your garden with all of its "wildness" over another garden I just saw on another channel -- that entire garden is covered with landscape fabric, with just small holes cut for each plant they are growing. It just looks so sterile and uninviting, whereas with yours, I think I could just lose myself there for a long time with all there is to see and smell and hear. 😍 I'm looking forward to future videos!

[@margarethastings3332]

Your garden is enchanting Kate, with its separate rooms and the trees and the bees. I would so love to wander through it. Thank you for inviting us in. 🧚🏼‍♀️🌱🪴🪺🍄🌼🦔

[@ritalemky]

Thank you for letting us into this beautiful space💕

[@kylieunsw1613]

The algorithm gods worked in my favour as tonight you were appropriately placed next to Monty and the Chelsea flower show as recommended viewing! I can’t wait for the next video and hope you change your mind (due to demand!) for regular garden videos.

[@elizabethgardner5207]

Thank you for that shot of lily of the valley. My grandmother had a lovely strip of them growing at the back of her house. Good memories

[@suewilson3044]

I wanted this to go on forever! So looking forward to this channel.

[@craftyirina]

Congratulations Kate! What a fantastic addition this channel is! Wishing you all the success ! Can’t wait to watch more! 🥰😊

[@alexandra-zaza-burns]

I love my garden and homemade compost is the best stuff ever and it’s free, I just make it from my fruit and very scraps/peelings and tea leaves and coffee grounds. Lots of coffee shops will happily give you free coffee grounds for your compost heap.

[@janice4892]

Thank you for this lovely video Kate. Listening to the birds with your softly spoken voice is so peaceful. I enjoyed it and am excited to watch what you have ahead for us! 🥰

[@sandraengstrand2784]

Great idea to turn the hen run into an allotment space! Love the garden content!! 💕 Oh, and the new beehive is really gorgeous!! 🐝🐝🐝

[@karinanderson7319]

This is so exciting Kate! I cannot wait to see more about your garden and especially your bees, if we are so lucky!1 I loved the pictures of your dad!🤗💖

[@TheLastHomelyGarden-xw7tw]

I was searching for pictures to use in this video and got lost in a happy few minutes finding the right ones. I think Dad should have a regular spot in these videos - he was so important in my life! Yes - maybe I should have Richard's Corner ! something like that! Thank you Karin xxx

[@vickyowens4064]

Oh I love this video Kate!!! I miss the gardening shows that use to be on, so much to learn!! I live in North Carolina USA. Very hot, 98 F today, now thunderstorms. I visited my brother years ago when he lived in Aberdeen Scotland and I was so amazed at the Foxglove flowers that just grew wild. Here I have to pamper them but no matter how hard I try it is just too hot for them. Please find time to make more videos in your beautiful garden. Thanks!!!

[@JB-pd4ni]

I have so missed your regular videos. I recall the year Clara the escape artist hen, consumed your seedlings 3X! You then took us along for a drive to the Pink Mill restaurant and an al fresco lunch to calm your nerves. 🙂 It was sad to see the hen house go, but you now have a wonderful set up for your new garden. I hope you'll have a bountiful harvest! Blessings, Joy (in the states)

[@louisaterenzi7959]

Your videos just bring a calm into my life that I so much need. Thank you!

[@carolnash5617]

I am so, so, so happy about this new channel! I love watching you in your garden and explaining what you are doing.... i can live vicariously thru you! I also really like the aerial views of your gardens... it is good to get that kind of view to see where everything is in relation to everything else! I will be eagerly awaiting to see future stories!

[@g.christelbecker6349]

How could I resist subscribing to the Last Homely Garden! It makes me think of elves and hobbits and magic and, and, and. I am so looking forward to your content! Thank you.

[@zoeprimrose2309]

God bless you, Wonder Woman! I look forward to ...whatever you chose to share (how to best compost for example)!

[@adeleu46]

So grateful to have found you on this channel. I love your garden. I’m glad you will be doing more videos with the garden. Sending a hug from Oregon.