My nandina were burned so much from the cold so I cut them down to nearly nothing....they were just sticks. Now, they are more beautiful than ever. I like them again
I agree that terracotta pots are my fav and attractive indoors and outdoors. Last summer I scrubbed the moss off my pots because I thought they looked grubby. Regretfully, they looked boring and without character. No pot clean up this season. Agree, too, that plants are more expensive this year.
Nina, I understand completely,as I now am caretaker to my hubby. Linda’s videos are a bright spot in my day.I find it hard to even spend much time in my small yard to garden. Blessing to you both in this tough time of life.
I’m so sorry Nina and BakoKat. My husband is preparing for a major surgery and I 100% agree with you that Linda is a great escape. I hope all goes well for both of you!
Oh Lindavi Love, Love, Love these walk abouts. I have learned so much from you. Your gardens always look so Beautiful. Your Tulips were Breath taking. I have been out in my Garden weeding and trying to get everything in order.That Columbineyour friend gave you is just Beautiul . That is my husband's favorite color. Thank you for taking us along for the walk about in your garden. So until next time God Bless you and Stewart and have a Blessed Evening and Stay Safe my dear Friends. Happy Gardening! !!🌹🌸🌼🌷🌹🌼🌸
I so enjoy your color pallet. Like children, gardens can change daily so never worry about showing us something too frequently. I think I need to get a viburnum. So beautiful.
Your garden is absolute perfection. I love it without all the clutter. Your vision is an inspiration to all of us. The beauty of your topiaries and thrifted containers are breathtaking. It’s nice to see you get past the winter storms, challenges and doldrums. Here in Michigan zone 6 B, we try to quickly move on after winter, wind and storms. We know that we can’t spend productive time on all that misery. Spring is a joy to experience. Once it finally gets here! And then Spring seems so short before the Summer heat moves in!
I love Wednesdays. Linda time💖 Zone 3 and still brown. Washed and sanitized my Terra Cotta pots this past weekend waiting for planting time. Thank you for the videos Linda. Hugs from Canada❤
Thank You for this video showing how much work and thought and money goes into keeping up a beautiful yard and garden. My garden was bigger when I was a little younger but now I’m gardening smarter. More bones, more pots, more bulbs . I don’t use chemicals but living with woods behind I get blessings from the birds I don’t want, lol And poison ivy!!! Love your front and back gardens💕
Yes Linda, I am one of those people who find just a vision of terra cotta pots in different sizes and shapes absolutely captivating visually.... in fact I even use them as an art form by putting them in aged iron hanging basket holders in various stages of decay and distress with salt and moss markings ... lots of them in one basket ... no liner so you can see them all... mini, small, medium , large altogether .. then hang them from a portico... and iron hook off a wall or fence .. or on a tree (ie your tree baskets)
I do look forward so much to the Wednesday walkabouts and to see how your beautiful garden is doing. I to love terracotta pots they are so beautiful. Even better as they age. I just love your tables Linda so beautiful. Your displays of plants.. I just the viburnum and the white snow ball flowers. Just love the baskets that you are selling. Very shabby Chic. So thank you for today and Stewart for showing us how your beautiful garden is doing now after that awful storm you had.
I love terra cotta pots as well. I think your basket is an old milk crate. I have a similar one that I have pots in as well. And as for your terra cotta “base” I had to laugh! I recently had a very large urn type terra cotta pot that I was moving to my backyard on my dolly. I was tired and the pot fell off and broke. But I was able to save the base of it by tapping away the pieces of the pot! It now is a perfect pedestal for other pots. So I love that we came up with the same idea. I don’t like to discard things that can still have a useful purpose! A thoughtful gardener is the ultimate recycler. 🌳🌳🌳
I love terra cotta and I love them stacked. Very European. I have that same emerald and green Euonymus but mine isn’t as far along as yours this year. It’s usually quite large by my gate and it looks dead. Hope springs eternal!
Linda, thank you for the encouragement with plants, especially Geraniums, which I love and do well in my area. I don't have a green thumb, but I do love plants.
Cincinnati spring is beautiful this year. Our trees are better than ever...blooming. They are celebrating Spring also. I love dogwoods. At Biltmore House in Asheville NC. , they have taken small dogwoods and trimmed them into round shrubs or topiary form. They are large in borders etc. look like balls of pink or white planted in the ground. My hardest task is finding dogwood trees small enough to start with. Have done 3 over the yrs. just FYI for you.
Linda, I wish I could send you our rain. Rain for 5 days; we are never going to dry out! I am enjoying your garden & all its new growth! Thank you for what you give us❤️
It is amazing how fast things are coming out. So happy for you that so many of your things are putting on new growth and not dead. I love the terra-cotta pots. You can never have too many of them. I look forward to your walk abouts❤️😊❤️
Yes, stacks of terra cotta pots are always beautiful. I love the two tiered table effect! I'd have to place a tiny pot of ivy or some other trailing plant in the hole of that old redbud tree stump, make it a focal point while it's in view. Have a great day in the garden!
Hi Linda...I so much enjoy touring your garden along with you! I thought I knew a lot about gardening due to my geriatric soul, but I am learning still more from you. The creme de la creme is your upcycling of garden thrift finds to enhance our gardens even more! I look forward to each and every video!
Thanks for the Wednesday tour! Looks like things are coming along nicely! Our zone 5 still slower than I would like, but I did buy some 5 Columbine today! Sadly we are suppose to get snow on Friday, so I may hold off planting until the weekend. The garden centers are finally getting some product in...hooray!!🌸🌸🌸
So glad your garden is recovering. It looks gorgeous! My sister and I talked about your garden daily during the storm! You would have thought it was ours. We were very invested and upset so seeing this makes us very happy!🌸🌼🌺🌿
I just discovered you & I am so inspired. We have similar favorites & tastes. I too love terra cotta pots & I use the broken shards as tiles on the bare earth in little sections. I laid them down in a little corner of my garden. Because of the clay, I use many pots. The ADVANTAGE to them is that can b moved & I can redecorate. You am also inspired to dress in fun clothes. Also love the golden barbieri & using different shades of green & different shades of euonymous. Also a big fan of nandina in different heights. Very hardy. Keep on inspring us with your creativity & positive attitude.🙋♀️😘
Are your scented geraniums HERBS? I found scented geraniums but they were listed as herbs. Will these herbs flower or is it just a foliage plant? Thanks
Thanks for the tour. I found some Green Mountain boxwoods at Lowe’s in Dallas. It’s the only place I’ve seen them. Also found two Sonowball viburnums there. I purchased both. You are a wealth of knowledge and such a inspiration. Thanks and have a good week. Hugs from Texas.
Terracotta pots are so earthy and gorgeous! Your walkabout was wonderful -- everything looks beautiful! I bought winterberry bushes and more boxwood this week. NE Ohio is just amazing this spring (snow flurries tomorrow, though)! My weeping cherry and redbuds are breathtaking!! Thanks for great content.💗
This has probably been the most full-picture inspiration video I've ever watched. I have this vision of an English garden behind our main yard/garden and I've just started putting it together but have no plan. That is driving me crazy. Watching your video helped me visually see what it is I have in my mind but hadn't been able to put together cohesively. YOU'VE HELPED SO MUCH INSPIRING ME!
Love your weekly garden updates! I love how you had the text up of plants mentioned at the end of the video, now i can screenshot that for my garden shopping wish list!
Linda. Always look forward to your vids. Your yard definitely looks full sun. Know your ice storm did big damage, so can’t wait to see what it looks like in summer. I love the spiral box woods, something different in your garden. Tfs cheers
I always enjoy seeing your beautiful landscape. We moved to Edmond, OK in 2018. I am learning what survived our brutal weather as I didn’t cover up anything! My bridal wreath spirea has been blooming for about a week now and is absolutely gorgeous! I have the red rocket barberry too and this will be my first year to see what my weigela looks like! Thank you for sharing! Today is my birthday and I have off, so I planned to plant two small pomegranate trees. I think I will hold off due to our forecast this week!
I,too, love terra cotta pots stacked on my potters shed. I really enjoy your walk abouts. You have really done a lot of clean up but it's beautiful and a time of change. I love the tiered tables with such a beautiful showplace for geraniums and begins. I'm looking forward to the tutorials of hanging baskets.
Terra cotta is my favorite, sometimes I just buy a pot because I like it, even with no immediate plan to use it. All the chartreuse colors are so springlike. I especially like the chartreuse and orange barberry and boxwood all melded together. Nice combo of blue/purple Southern Living plants. I shared one of your videos with my sister in law who lives in Georgia. Thought it would be helpful for her next backyard landscape project.
I love to share your attention and appreciation for the many small and large wonders in a garden. I especially love that you kept the majestic mother redbud tree- for sentiment - 💕I have long thought too, that trees may be the one thing on earth that can be as beautiful in death as in life. Thanks for the great videos!
Love your beautiful garden! Love the blue hydrangeas and would love to have some in my yard but I also want to be water conscious in my Northern California landscape - trying to balance that out! Lol My son gifted me a little blue one for my birthday - florist variety I believe but no tag so not sure. Anyways have a blessed day and thank you for being such an inspiration! 💕😊🌹
Those yellow Columbines looked a little like daffodils 🌼, so much going on in your yard already, I love 💕 the Spanish blue bells , they remind me of a flower called „ Fingerhut“ in Germany 🇩🇪, awesome tour, thank you, Linda
“Grand Dame” of a redbud tree! I love 💕 that; it totally gives a visual! I am a newer follower (started with Garden Answer during start of shut down last year) and am loving you. I have been watching some of your previous videos, like a Christmas tour, and enjoying every minute. Thank you 😊
Visited my local Lowe’s and the plant costs were a lot higher, however the place was packed with people buying regardless. There were very few Southern Living plants available, but I did see a picture of you on an advertisement for a tool that made digging holes easier. I ended up with herb seeds for my galvanized wash tub, as they had no herbs starters at all. Next trip will be to my local nurseries. Love seeing all your blue and purple bloomers, my favorites.
I just love your garden. Now, i don't feel so bad, i also have a lot of pots that need to be put in the ground or transfered to another container. I have a new space that we are moving into and don't have much of a garden. I'll post pics of my garden later. But love your channel although i garden in zone 5, we are at least 3 weeks behind.
Just love your theaters - this geranium one is especially pretty. Loving the blues/purples, too. Looking forward to seeing the corner, and well, everything!
I love seeing your yard develop every week. I'm continuing to work on my containers and two new beds. I've been wanting artificial turf and yours looks so good. I'm hoping you can tell me who put it in for you since I live in OKC too. Thanks
This video showed more of your unique ways of using items, love it! I too enjoy geraniums so much, hoping to find a lot of scented this year as well. I love your staging and really want to copy that this year. Thank you for pointing out and mentioning some more fun things.
I love terracotta pots but find mine seem to crack or fall apart easily.I wonder if they are made cheaper these days. How do geraniums do in part shade? The process of doing the puzzle is the most fun! You have made my garden look much better! ♥️♥️♥️
They're making the terra cotta pots thinner than they used to. If you tap them, they make a clanking sound. Some of the newer shapes are so PRETTY, but they're even thinner and they also have different colors.
I miss your nandinas against the fence and will be glad when they leaf out. I was never a fan of nandinas until I started watching your youtube channel. They are restful to the eyes in the background.
I love Bluebells, but here in the uk try to plant the English or British Bluebell as it has a beautiful scent and if you plant the Spanish it out grows our native Britsh bluebell, I love them so pretty. 💙💙💙💚👍
Can't wait for the fullness of your 2021 garden.
I too, say a quick prayer when I hear ambulances.
I always do too
My nandina were burned so much from the cold so I cut them down to nearly nothing....they were just sticks. Now, they are more beautiful than ever. I like them again
I love stacks of terracotta pots. Functional art that speaks to my soul.
Yes!
I agree that terracotta pots are my fav and attractive indoors and outdoors. Last summer I scrubbed the moss off my pots because I thought they looked grubby. Regretfully, they looked boring and without character. No pot clean up this season. Agree, too, that plants are more expensive this year.
It is worth the wait to see how you plant your hanging baskets. Many thanks to you and Stuart for all of your wonderful videos.
Thank you for inspiring me. Unfortunately, my husband has taken very ill and your videos have given me a desire to let my gardening be my haven.
Nina, I understand completely,as I now am caretaker to my hubby. Linda’s videos are a bright spot in my day.I find it hard to even spend much time in my small yard to garden. Blessing to you both in this tough time of life.
Oh Nina. I am so so sorry. Please keep me updated on the two of you. Loving thoughts your way.
♥️⚘❤
I’m so sorry Nina and BakoKat. My husband is preparing for a major surgery and I 100% agree with you that Linda is a great escape. I hope all goes well for both of you!
Will be thinking of you Nina
Oh Lindavi Love, Love, Love these walk abouts. I have learned so much from you. Your gardens always look so Beautiful. Your Tulips were Breath taking. I have been out in my Garden weeding and trying to get everything in order.That Columbineyour friend gave you is just Beautiul . That is my husband's favorite color. Thank you for taking us along for the walk about in your garden. So until next time God Bless you and Stewart and have a Blessed Evening and Stay Safe my dear Friends. Happy Gardening! !!🌹🌸🌼🌷🌹🌼🌸
Wow, I just escaped to your garden with my morning coffee....forget about everything happening in the world. Thank you!
Me Too! I love having my morning coffee while watching Linda’s videos
I llove that!
Puttering around in my garden while you walkabout yours. My favorite thing to do.
The process you described of the plants, the pots, and their placement is what I look forward to all winter! I can't wait to see it all come together!
I so enjoy your color pallet.
Like children, gardens can change daily so never worry about showing us something too frequently.
I think I need to get a viburnum. So beautiful.
Your garden is absolute perfection. I love it without all the clutter. Your vision is an inspiration to all of us. The beauty of your topiaries and thrifted containers are breathtaking. It’s nice to see you get past the winter storms, challenges and doldrums. Here in Michigan zone 6 B, we try to quickly move on after winter, wind and storms. We know that we can’t spend productive time on all that misery. Spring is a joy to experience. Once it finally gets here! And then Spring seems so short before the Summer heat moves in!
I couldn’t have put it better myself dear
I love Wednesdays. Linda time💖 Zone 3 and still brown. Washed and sanitized my Terra Cotta pots this past weekend waiting for planting time. Thank you for the videos Linda. Hugs from Canada❤
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Everything looks beautiful Linda!
I am living vicariously through you and your garden. We are not quite as warm your tour is getting me excited for Spring.
How wonderful to wake up and see Linda's garden looking so beautiful today!
I agree with the terra cotta pots! They are absolutely beautiful!
Your backyard makes me feel welcomed. I hope I can make mine as warm and inviting.
Thank You for this video showing how much work and thought and money goes into keeping up a beautiful yard and garden. My garden was bigger when I was a little younger but now I’m gardening smarter. More bones, more pots, more bulbs . I don’t use chemicals but living with woods behind I get blessings from the birds I don’t want, lol And poison ivy!!! Love your front and back gardens💕
Sweet Linda, seeing that lime colored barberry makes me realize, I need that plant in my garden. Love your tours. so much inspiration.
Lana, it has been a true perfirmer this year!
Yes Linda, I am one of those people who find just a vision of terra cotta pots in different sizes and shapes absolutely captivating visually.... in fact I even use them as an art form by putting them in aged iron hanging basket holders in various stages of decay and distress with salt and moss markings ... lots of them in one basket ... no liner so you can see them all... mini, small, medium , large altogether .. then hang them from a portico... and iron hook off a wall or fence .. or on a tree (ie your tree baskets)
Love your terra-cotta pots! All real gardeners have cute stacks!
I do look forward so much to the Wednesday walkabouts and to see how your beautiful garden is doing. I to love terracotta pots they are so beautiful. Even better as they age. I just love your tables Linda so beautiful. Your displays of plants.. I just the viburnum and the white snow ball flowers. Just love the baskets that you are selling. Very shabby Chic. So thank you for today and Stewart for showing us how your beautiful garden is doing now after that awful storm you had.
I agree with you. Terra cotta pots are beautiful.
I love terra cotta pots as well. I think your basket is an old milk crate. I have a similar one that I have pots in as well. And as for your terra cotta “base” I had to laugh! I recently had a very large urn type terra cotta pot that I was moving to my backyard on my dolly. I was tired and the pot fell off and broke. But I was able to save the base of it by tapping away the pieces of the pot! It now is a perfect pedestal for other pots. So I love that we came up with the same idea. I don’t like to discard things that can still have a useful purpose! A thoughtful gardener is the ultimate recycler. 🌳🌳🌳
Thank you for the list of plants talked about! Have a good week.
I love terra cotta and I love them stacked. Very European. I have that same emerald and green Euonymus but mine isn’t as far along as yours this year. It’s usually quite large by my gate and it looks dead. Hope springs eternal!
Linda, thank you for the encouragement with plants, especially Geraniums, which I love and do well in my area. I don't have a green thumb, but I do love plants.
Your plants are looking good Linda! I can't wait to see it come along in the coming months. You and Stewart make a great team! Have an awesome day!
Cincinnati spring is beautiful this year. Our trees are better than ever...blooming. They are celebrating Spring also. I love dogwoods. At Biltmore House in Asheville NC. , they have taken small dogwoods and trimmed them into round shrubs or topiary form. They are large in borders etc. look like balls of pink or white planted in the ground.
My hardest task is finding dogwood trees small enough to start with. Have done 3 over the yrs.
just FYI for you.
Linda, I wish I could send you our rain. Rain for 5 days; we are never going to dry out! I am enjoying your garden & all its new growth! Thank you for what you give us❤️
It is amazing how fast things are coming out. So happy for you that so many of your things are putting on new growth and not dead. I love the terra-cotta pots. You can never have too many of them. I look forward to your walk abouts❤️😊❤️
Yes terracotta pots are the BEST! Love your walkabouts.
🌺Angie🌺
I would put a plant in that hole in the tree, my mother-in-law always did this and it was a wonderful surprise to see.
Yes, stacks of terra cotta pots are always beautiful. I love the two tiered table effect! I'd have to place a tiny pot of ivy or some other trailing plant in the hole of that old redbud tree stump, make it a focal point while it's in view. Have a great day in the garden!
I thought of that too! But once the Nandina fill out you won’t be able to see that majestic old tree trunk.
@@LindaVater The trunk is sooooo beautiful!
Hi Linda...I so much enjoy touring your garden along with you! I thought I knew a lot about gardening due to my geriatric soul, but I am learning still more from you. The creme de la creme is your upcycling of garden thrift finds to enhance our gardens even more! I look forward to each and every video!
Love today’s outfit. You like the garden rockstar that you are!
Lol!😂
Those hydrangeas 💜
BEAUTIFUL!!! You are certainly my inspiration for our new yard.
I love terra cotta pots also!
So happy to hear of the klepto moment. You are the best!
Your backyard has a European feel. So inviting.
Everything is just perfect 🤩 later it will become extraordinary. Everything you touch becomes beautiful 🤩
Thank you for the list at the end!
Thanks for the Wednesday tour! Looks like things are coming along nicely! Our zone 5 still slower than I would like, but I did buy some 5 Columbine today! Sadly we are suppose to get snow on Friday, so I may hold off planting until the weekend. The garden centers are finally getting some product in...hooray!!🌸🌸🌸
So glad your garden is recovering. It looks gorgeous! My sister and I talked about your garden daily during the storm! You would have thought it was ours. We were very invested and upset so seeing this makes us very happy!🌸🌼🌺🌿
Linda, we love you! only you would confess to the masses to pilfering a few seeds :-)
I just discovered you & I am so inspired. We have similar favorites & tastes. I too love terra cotta pots & I use the broken shards as tiles on the bare earth in little sections. I laid
them down in a little corner of my garden. Because of the clay, I use many pots. The ADVANTAGE to them is that can b moved & I can redecorate. You am also inspired to dress in fun clothes. Also love the golden barbieri & using different shades of green & different shades of euonymous. Also a big fan of nandina in different heights. Very hardy. Keep on inspring us with your creativity & positive attitude.🙋♀️😘
Yes. I have a fondness for terra-cotta pots
feeling good vibes in your garden 💕
Whoa !!!! Potager is seriously gorgeous !!! Looking fabulous over there. Such a talent, you are !
Are your scented geraniums HERBS? I found scented geraniums but they were listed as herbs. Will these herbs flower or is it just a foliage plant? Thanks
Thanks for the tour. I found some Green Mountain boxwoods at Lowe’s in Dallas. It’s the only place I’ve seen them. Also found two Sonowball viburnums there. I purchased both. You are a wealth of knowledge and such a inspiration. Thanks and have a good week. Hugs from Texas.
Snowball Viburnum is on my wish list. Don't have the room, neither do my family members... hmm, maybe a gift to a neighbor?
Terracotta pots are so earthy and gorgeous! Your walkabout was wonderful -- everything looks beautiful! I bought winterberry bushes and more boxwood this week. NE Ohio is just amazing this spring (snow flurries tomorrow, though)! My weeping cherry and redbuds are breathtaking!! Thanks for great content.💗
I definitely want to be just like you when I grow up.
This has probably been the most full-picture inspiration video I've ever watched. I have this vision of an English garden behind our main yard/garden and I've just started putting it together but have no plan. That is driving me crazy. Watching your video helped me visually see what it is I have in my mind but hadn't been able to put together cohesively. YOU'VE HELPED SO MUCH INSPIRING ME!
Such a lovely tour Linda. Your garden is spectacular x
I love the terra cotta pots too!
Love your weekly garden updates! I love how you had the text up of plants mentioned at the end of the video, now i can screenshot that for my garden shopping wish list!
Linda. Always look forward to your vids. Your yard definitely looks full sun. Know your ice storm did big damage, so can’t wait to see what it looks like in summer. I love the spiral box woods, something different in your garden. Tfs cheers
I always enjoy seeing your beautiful landscape. We moved to Edmond, OK in 2018. I am learning what survived our brutal weather as I didn’t cover up anything! My bridal wreath spirea has been blooming for about a week now and is absolutely gorgeous! I have the red rocket barberry too and this will be my first year to see what my weigela looks like! Thank you for sharing! Today is my birthday and I have off, so I planned to plant two small pomegranate trees. I think I will hold off due to our forecast this week!
Just fabulous, you are a talented women.. bravo.....
I,too, love terra cotta pots stacked on my potters shed. I really enjoy your walk abouts. You have really done a lot of clean up but it's beautiful and a time of change. I love the tiered tables with such a beautiful showplace for geraniums and begins. I'm looking forward to the tutorials of hanging baskets.
Terra cotta is my favorite, sometimes I just buy a pot because I like it, even with no immediate plan to use it. All the chartreuse colors are so springlike. I especially like the chartreuse and orange barberry and boxwood all melded together. Nice combo of blue/purple Southern Living plants. I shared one of your videos with my sister in law who lives in Georgia. Thought it would be helpful for her next backyard landscape project.
I love to share your attention and appreciation for the many small and large wonders in a garden. I especially love that you kept the majestic mother redbud tree- for sentiment - 💕I have long thought too, that trees may be the one thing on earth that can be as beautiful in death as in life. Thanks for the great videos!
Enjoyed this walk about every is lookin good! ❤️👍
I’m with you, the colors of the barberry plants are spectacular. Great reminder to add one (or two!) to my garden.
What a great use of that basket again! ☺️
Love your beautiful garden! Love the blue hydrangeas and would love to have some in my yard but I also want to be water conscious in my Northern California landscape - trying to balance that out! Lol My son gifted me a little blue one for my birthday - florist variety I believe but no tag so not sure. Anyways have a blessed day and thank you for being such an inspiration! 💕😊🌹
Those yellow Columbines looked a little like daffodils 🌼, so much going on in your yard already, I love 💕 the Spanish blue bells , they remind me of a flower called „ Fingerhut“ in Germany 🇩🇪, awesome tour, thank you, Linda
Quite true - Glorious!
This the first time I've seen someone growing Columbine! I love it. Mine that I planted from seed last year is coming up and I can't wait!
Love the large wire basket
“Grand Dame” of a redbud tree! I love 💕 that; it totally gives a visual! I am a newer follower (started with Garden Answer during start of shut down last year) and am loving you. I have been watching some of your previous videos, like a Christmas tour, and enjoying every minute. Thank you 😊
I absoutley love vistiing your garden. It is so beautiful!
Thanku !l love the Wednesday walk about so much ♥️I-also need a white blouse like u have on!
I need a blouse like that too
How lovely. And what a treat
Yea, absolutely live the clay pots stacked in that wire basket ! I am going to copy that idea !!!!!
Visited my local Lowe’s and the plant costs were a lot higher, however the place was packed with people buying regardless. There were very few Southern Living plants available, but I did see a picture of you on an advertisement for a tool that made digging holes easier. I ended up with herb seeds for my galvanized wash tub, as they had no herbs starters at all. Next trip will be to my local nurseries. Love seeing all your blue and purple bloomers, my favorites.
Looking lovely.
Looks so great. Love the barberry combos.
Love everything you do. Love clay pots!!
I just love your garden. Now, i don't feel so bad, i also have a lot of pots that need to be put in the ground or transfered to another container. I have a new space that we are moving into and don't have much of a garden. I'll post pics of my garden later. But love your channel although i garden in zone 5, we are at least 3 weeks behind.
I really like the placement of the pots in the basket and well. Everything looks perfect! I have already seen a couple ladybugs here as well.
I do too. I love terracotta. Love it.
I agree, terra cotta is the king! Great video as always. 😄
I spoke too soon yesterday. Here in Michigan, we have sun, heavy cloud cover and SNOW showers!
Oh no!!!
Just love your theaters - this geranium one is especially pretty.
Loving the blues/purples, too.
Looking forward to seeing the corner, and well, everything!
You are such of inspiration! ♥️ terracotta pots, just starting to collect them 😊
Love Terra Cotta pots out being used or not.
I agree with your love of terracotta pots🪴
Beautiful garden.🪴🌻🌷
Thanks for sharing it.
The yellow Columbine flowers look like shooting stars! So cool.
Nice plant's 🌸🌿❤️💙🍀😎
Omg Linda! You’re too funny 😂 too! Always looking forward to Wednesday’s! 🤗 thank you!
Looking amazing Linda ❤👍💐
I love seeing your yard develop every week. I'm continuing to work on my containers and two new beds. I've been wanting artificial turf and yours looks so good. I'm hoping you can tell me who put it in for you since I live in OKC too. Thanks
This video showed more of your unique ways of using items, love it! I too enjoy geraniums so much, hoping to find a lot of scented this year as well. I love your staging and really want to copy that this year. Thank you for pointing out and mentioning some more fun things.
I love terracotta pots but find mine seem to crack or fall apart easily.I wonder if they are made cheaper these days. How do geraniums do in part shade? The process of doing the puzzle is the most fun! You have made my garden look much better! ♥️♥️♥️
They're making the terra cotta pots thinner than they used to. If you tap them, they make a clanking sound. Some of the newer shapes are so PRETTY, but they're even thinner and they also have different colors.
I miss your nandinas against the fence and will be glad when they leaf out. I was never a fan of nandinas until I started watching your youtube channel. They are restful to the eyes in the background.
I love Bluebells, but here in the uk try to plant the English or British Bluebell as it has a beautiful scent and if you plant the Spanish it out grows our native Britsh bluebell, I love them so pretty. 💙💙💙💚👍