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I visited Chatsworth on October 18 and I agree that it is splendid--real power and money! The amount of art that the Cavendishes have amassed is rather overwhelming; the library is absolutely gorgeous, and the view of the Canal Pond is breathtaking. Lunch at the Cavendish restaurant in the stables was pleasant. I walked to the Farm Shop after my visit and got some Piccalilli and Damson jam. The walk back to Bakewell along Handley Lane was one of the most memorable parts of an overall spectacular experience--a beautiful autumn day with views of the countryside along a deserted country road. I don't agree that a good time to visit is for Christmas. I went to Castle Howard in 2022 and the decorations overwhelmed and overshadowed the splendor of the place. You couldn't see anything and the mannequins and fairytale themes were cheesy in a Disney sort of way.

I can’t believe this video has been seen by 5,600+ viewers and has only received 249 Likes! I love all your videos, especially the garden tours of stately homes, that I’ll probably never see in person. What is the name of the rose in the Shrub Rose Garden, at 21:13 please?

What a great selection - thank you. I would be pleased to give or receive any of them. I have just ordered the coffee table book and will watch the video again, to take the details of other items. Definitely a day today for indoor shopping , not gardening !

Thank you so much for putting this together! What an amazing place! To see it at Christmas would be a dream! The gardens must be amazing! Can't wait for your next video.

Hi, thank you for the video. What a lovely work your daughter done already! I'm thinking about a change of career and going into landscape/garden design. I have studied a fashion design years back but I've always been interested in nature and ecology a lot too. I'm just sorry i haven't thought of doing this years ago. I'm now 46 and I'm feeling a bit funny about studying with possibly mostly more than 20 years younger people. I don't mind myself but I'm just worried that they will think they can't relate to me and see me as an (old) alien😅

Thank you so much for that marvelous summary of the history of this extraordinary place (especially for me, an American, you didn't know most of it)! I really enjoyed it!

Breathtaking - thank you very much 🫶🏻🇳🇿🇳🇿

A few years back our neighbours had peacocks & hens. They used to come iver the pasture zo us and sits in the trees and wander the terrace. Chickens are dumb - these critters are in another league. The mother would bring her offspring to us and sit on our gates. They make one heck of a mess & poop like ducks. During the day they'd wander and then the peacock would call and they'd all wander home to roost. We get them every so often still. But tend to get pheasants nowadays.

And they are so noisy. They cry like babies at 6 in the morning. Quite scary

After watching Pride and Prejudice (20 times) I instantly recognized the opening scene of your video (the terrace and grounds) lol. What an interesting history. Can’t wait for the gardens. Thank you.

What a beautiful problem 😍

Well done, thank you for this informative video. Hoping to visit next year.

Beautiful House and gardens...we go there every Christmas......

What a fascinating and informative video. Thank you for sharing this experience! ❤

Oh my gosh!!!! How beautiful. Here in NY i get tiny birds.. bunnies.. skunk.. and a few dear. Trust me dear are AWFUL!!!!!

Lol, what a beautiful pest.

@Murphy's Garden You have an amazingly beautifully balanced garden. The flow. The use of space and punctuations. I wish I could visit it one day. Its truly breathtaking. By the way what is the small 1ft hedging on the boundaries of the planted spaces?

Brilliant video. We visited this summer as well as rhs bridgewater. Looking forward to your next one. X

Thank you for allowing us to live vicariously from across the pond. What a wonderful summary

Fascinating. I hope they are paying you for this! I have been once. I loved the sculpture room and gardens in late summer. Magnificent grounds and house...better than Buckingham palace for sure.

There were two in a local village I do work in the locals called them Elvis and Priscilla 🤣

Thank you for sharing. Very interesting history. As much as I love grand english gardens, I allways wonder how the got the incredible wealth in the first place and how they got their income in the earlier times. As a Norwegian, from a (almost) class less society, it is intriguing to me.

I love the 2005 Pride and Prejudice best. I think it’s very realistic the way people really behave instead of like watching a play and the scenes at Chatsworth are so romantic. Thanks for sharing its story with us.

Easily the best house to visit in the uk and the Christmas at Chatsworth is always brilliant. As for the gardens I think there has been some changes made since I last went but I really liked the veg garden.

…have been looking for this type of makeover for a while. Many thanks. When also I saw my namesake was involved , and was clearly intent on making you a fine looking shed then I watched with particular interest to see what Alastair had used to create such a great looking and useful space. Can I ask what was the membrane ,insulation and marine ply types that you used? Next I’m going to be checking out any advice on perennials and any guidance you’ve given on gravel gardens and drought tolerant species.

What a brilliant and helpful video - many thanks for sharing.

Hi, did you water the pots with the glass pebbles in them as well? I know it’s a daft question but new to all of this but really keen to get going. Great video, thanks.

Thanks for all your Christmas gift ideas. All very cold ideas.I love some of your pressed flower pictures. You do make them look so pretty. I tend to do the same things all the time. IYou try many different kinds.I dont know if you have talked about what you mount them on before framing. I would like to know.

You take one design at a time.Then move on.Then need someone to weeds as you work

Hope your hubby is recovering from hospital accident. Such a terrible thing to happen. Love your videos and excited at ttr border transformation

Hadn’t heard of the charity…Thankyou I’ve ordered some bits from them, sounds like they do a great job.

love the spade wiggle method. ive always done that for bulbs. im going to try it tomorrow on 60 bare root box plants 👏

Lovely Ideas, I myself would love one of the root slayers . Gift certificates to a garden centre are always nice. I always like getting pruners I’m sure I have a compost bin full of them .

Love the great ideas. Thanks

Loved the moss idea!

Wonderful gift ideas (and presents for me too)! So great seeing Olivia help you with this video. Thank you!

Wonderful ideas! Gardening gloves are also a great gift or a good garden marker with plant tags for a stocking stuffer.

Thank you for great ideas! How fun that you like Blåkläder! I like them too, and the company head office is just a 20 minute drive from my home here in Sweden. The brand name means ”Blue Clothes” in swedish, and is an old expression for working clothes.💚

Great video. Hope your husband’s recovering x

Great ideas! Fun!

Real enjoy this episode on this dull day, well done girls!

Loved seeing the 2 of you on this video. Lots of good ideas!

What a lovely mother/daughter episode of great ideas. Thank you!

Thanks so much for the tips! Could you please show the root flare up close next time so we can see the discoloration/variation?

You are inspirational!!

You are going to have so many beautiful planters with bulbs! Oh no Murphy, peacock pooh, yucky!

Great ideas and inspiration!

Thanks.I want planting

Thanks for your bulb planting video. It’s inspiring me to get some of this done.

Haha I have a dog like that. Eww! I've tried tupils in pots for several years. The first two years I kept in the garage, with no extra moisture, and they rotted, so the following year I tried them in urns on the front porch, only slightly covered by the overhang, and they rotted. This year, I'm trying them under the porch, so they will get no moisture except what I give them. We'll see how it goes. Funny enough, they grew fine in the ground with standing water (clay soil) most of the winter one year (but then the bunnies get them). Looking forward to seeing your results. Thanks for sharing!