*Every two days, you will receive a message for your health. If you are able to work with it after a while, you will feel that your health will improve✉ welcome🍎*
Morning Allen, a terrific informative video. Loved the tips on flower arrangements, Just goes to show what we can learn by paying attention to our gardening hosts! I picked the sort of last of our hydrangeas yester day, Easter Monday, it looked like a severe storm was moving in as we have had quite a bit of lovely rain, thank goodness the storm passed, as I was concerned before I dashed outside and quickly picked the flowers. Better in the vase than to be smashed to pieces. They made a beautiful show, now I can enjoy them for a bit longer. I have the "large" variety of Eunomia, if you don't have, look for for some they are so rewarding and very beautiful, they should be stacked as the flower heads are quite heavy. I always feel so uplifted watching your videos, gardening is so good for our peaceful inner. Do take care, be alert. Kind regards.
Hello Allen, thank you for making such wonderful content. You are so gifted and talented and smart. I am trying to landscape my own garden in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. I just love your pebble gravel pathways, so I have been digging up the lawn myself and put them in last year. The trouble is, the stone supply told me not to put anything underneath the pebbles. Well, you guessed it, the weeds have been non stop and I am worried about using chemicals for my health, and for the health of my animals and my wildlife. What do I do? My garden just looks so awful! I am worried I will have to dig the pathways all up and start over. Can you please advise me what to do? I also have two main plants I inherited from the former owners, Chinese Wisteria. What thugs they are! I am being invaded and there are ropes all over my garden and the more I chop them down, the more they takes over. I would like to kill them for good. I also have non stop blackberry popping up all over my hill. I live on a hill. So, if I spent all day every day pulling weeds on my acre and a half, I still would not accomplish a beautiful garden. I wish you could help me. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Jill Anne.
The tulips are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Love the video.💚
That old school diet Sprite can in the fridge!! That takes me back to my grandparents house...
Beautiful video Allen. Thank you for sharing and Happy Easter to you and yours.🌺
Very nice vid 🥰 happy Easter 🐣
I would love to know the fabric to keep bamboo from invading? Please . It’s taking over my drive and it’s tiring having to machetes down it every year
*Every two days, you will receive a message for your health. If you are able to work with it after a while, you will feel that your health will improve✉ welcome🍎*
Happy Easter Allen ,witht you're family ! Thank you,for this video ! I Like it ! 😘🙂
The bamboo plants for indoors, what kind of light do they need?
The tulips !!!!! Love this
Oh the Dailahs !!!!!
Morning Allen, a terrific informative video. Loved the tips on flower arrangements, Just goes to show what we can learn by paying attention to our gardening hosts! I picked the sort of last of our hydrangeas yester day, Easter Monday, it looked like a severe storm was moving in as we have had quite a bit of lovely rain, thank goodness the storm passed, as I was concerned before I dashed outside and quickly picked the flowers. Better in the vase than to be smashed to pieces. They made a beautiful show, now I can enjoy them for a bit longer. I have the "large" variety of Eunomia, if you don't have, look for for some they are so rewarding and very beautiful, they should be stacked as the flower heads are quite heavy. I always feel so uplifted watching your videos, gardening is so good for our peaceful inner. Do take care, be alert. Kind regards.
Hello Allen, thank you for making such wonderful content. You are so gifted and talented and smart. I am trying to landscape my own garden in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. I just love your pebble gravel pathways, so I have been digging up the lawn myself and put them in last year. The trouble is, the stone supply told me not to put anything underneath the pebbles. Well, you guessed it, the weeds have been non stop and I am worried about using chemicals for my health, and for the health of my animals and my wildlife. What do I do? My garden just looks so awful! I am worried I will have to dig the pathways all up and start over. Can you please advise me what to do? I also have two main plants I inherited from the former owners, Chinese Wisteria. What thugs they are! I am being invaded and there are ropes all over my garden and the more I chop them down, the more they takes over. I would like to kill them for good. I also have non stop blackberry popping up all over my hill. I live on a hill. So, if I spent all day every day pulling weeds on my acre and a half, I still would not accomplish a beautiful garden. I wish you could help me. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Jill Anne.
What was original year this content was created?
Probably the early 2000's