We are indeed garden lovers! Thanks for sharing your excitement about the process of developing your garden as well as the design tips you impart as you go along. Love being taken along for the ride!
Nice to see you back on GW, I thought the show had been cancelled. I get it a bit delayed here in Florida, but it’s my must watch with Saturday morning coffee.
As we are a good two weeks behind here in Munich I greatly enjoy seeing into the future and anticipating what is going to happen soon in my own garden.😊
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What a beautiful garden, I’m loving watching you alter this garden to get the most out of it and its beauty. Look forward to the pathway update, such fun to watch and very inspiring 😊
An old garden being brought to new life by an excellent garden designer. Exactly what I needed today to counter the very persistent snow here in Sweden. Thanks!
You can read about the previous owner, Charlie Ryrie, in the April 2024 edition of Gardens Illustrated. This is how I found out about Joe buying it. The House and Gardens had been in her family for years.
Spring is one of youre bussiest times of the year in the work you do I think?I hope youre own garden gifs you some stress relief 😊I so love through youre eyes evry plant ore tree is Wonderful This wil be a Beutiful garden (it is already in my eyes) so exiting that i can follow youre progres See you next time gr from holland
Love your videos. Learning lots from you. We moved into our home 8 years ago which is a converted granary. Our garden was originally a field and part of it had a sheep dip. The whole garden was just grass with one hawthorn tree. Since then we have put in terraces and random stone walls. Lots of hard work especially clearing stones but we didn’t have your problems with draining or with neglected overgrown areas.
Thanks Joe, it’s interesting to see how you’re applying scale and proportion, unlike me, who just guessed and underestimated the width I’d need for both my patio and my path
Sleety snow here in Aberdeenshire this morning, so I’ve come in from the greenhouse for a cuppa to warm me up! Really enjoying your videos on UA-cam and looking forward to seeing the transformation. Who doesn’t love a ‘Before and After’?😊
Viburnums are becoming one of my new favourite shrubs. The wonky path sounds a bit like mine-nothing is lined up with the house! I’m kinda going with it at the moment but it does cause a headache for every single new project that we take on. Love the update:)
Ahh thanks for IDing that Exochorda :) Acquired a few cuttings of it last year from a walled garden that have taken and are putting on fresh growth, didn't get the name though lol. Can't mistake those plain green leaves and white flowers :)
Hi from Scotland, morning jo I have been watching from the start of your garden adventure I looking forward to seeing your progress good luck with the new path anne from Scotland
The drone shot really gives context. Really enjoying these videos, even though you are in GW every week talking about gardening, this feels very different. Pretty sure most of us watching can relate to and enjoy your clear excitement and personnal delight in planning and creating your garden.
Hi from California. Loving this so much. I was hoping to find the instagram link in the description. Always good to put it there for us who miss it during the video. Otherwise, can't wait to see the next one! Best!
Hi Jo, loving your journey with your new Garden, I have a new garden too here in Shropshire that we moved to in October that needs some tlc, your ideas and inspiration are a great help!! I look forward to watching more of your journey you take with your beautiful garden, and hopefully learning a lot on the way!
We have an Akebia quinata (here in Chicago). Usually evergreen thru the winter. When the temp dips low (-10c this year and a few back -30c) it drops all the leaves and lets us think it is done for...but then comes back. We have to hack back since it seems to have an obsession with our outdoor stairs...
This would make a GREAT segment each week on Gardeners World! We have Adam's, Nick's and Francis' garden updates, so let's have Joe's Country Garden updates too! This will look amazing when finished!
I realise that Joe Swift works foe the BBC and I don’t want to upset anyone, but these videos of Joe’s are far more interesting than anything Gardeners’ World transmit
Now that spring has hit Denmark its more fun watching your videos. Love the house and garden. I have taken over and old garden myself some years ago and it has been an amazing experience reviving it so you channel is perfect.
I'm intrigued Joe (and you may have addressed this) your daffodil display is similar to mine this year, fairly sparse! Any ideas as to why this might be? I thought maybe the relentless wet conditions have affected the bulbs - usually my display is brimming with blooms. So much greenery with very little flower this time.
It’s my first year here so can’t compare it with previous years, been pretty good tho! Doubt the wet weather has rotted off bulbs but possible I guess…
Love watching your videos and the progress you are making. Couldn’t catch the name of the beautiful tree with burnt orange autumn colour and candy floss scent. Would love to know.
I’ve watched a number of your posts and I’m wondering if you are sticking to an original design plan or if you’re tweaking it as you move forward? That would be the biggest challenge for an amateur gardener I think. An expat in Florida.
I often tweak designs when laid on the ground but I also have the luxury of time, being the designer and the client! and I’ll be here a lot overseeing the landscaping. Thanks for watching…
@@JoesCountryGarden if I could do it all over again, I might have chosen landscape design as a career. Not something I’d entertain in Florida, the weather is just too hot and then there’s hurricanes. Better in the UK.
I'm not a garden lover, I'm here for the old bloke! :)))
A little bid of both - watching you work reminds me of the chores waiting in my postage stamp size garden👍
Joe… I’m LOVING watching you bring your new garden to life.
Don’t stop!
We are indeed garden lovers! Thanks for sharing your excitement about the process of developing your garden as well as the design tips you impart as you go along. Love being taken along for the ride!
Nice to see you back on GW, I thought the show had been cancelled. I get it a bit delayed here in Florida, but it’s my must watch with Saturday morning coffee.
As we are a good two weeks behind here in Munich I greatly enjoy seeing into the future and anticipating what is going to happen soon in my own garden.😊
What a beautiful garden, I’m loving watching you alter this garden to get the most out of it and its beauty. Look forward to the pathway update, such fun to watch and very inspiring 😊
Really enjoying following the tale of your garden. The woodland area is stunning ❤
An old garden being brought to new life by an excellent garden designer. Exactly what I needed today to counter the very persistent snow here in Sweden. Thanks!
Really enjoying watching the garden progress and your enthusiasm 👍
I’m a garden lover but I also love watching you build your garden 😂
Exciting projects afoot, Joe. Shout out to the previous owners who got some really great plants in there!
You can read about the previous owner, Charlie Ryrie, in the April 2024 edition of Gardens Illustrated. This is how I found out about Joe buying it. The House and Gardens had been in her family for years.
@@GBBOWUK Thank you. I will get hold of that issue and read with interest.
Spring is one of youre bussiest times of the year in the work you do I think?I hope youre own garden gifs you some stress relief 😊I so love through youre eyes evry plant ore tree is Wonderful This wil be a Beutiful garden (it is already in my eyes) so exiting that i can follow youre progres See you next time gr from holland
Looking forward to seeing path updates and also what a beautiful woodland area, the wood anemones are lovely, you've given me some ideas!
Thank you for the update. Can’t wait to see the pathway done.
Love your videos. Learning lots from you. We moved into our home 8 years ago which is a converted granary. Our garden was originally a field and part of it had a sheep dip. The whole garden was just grass with one hawthorn tree. Since then we have put in terraces and random stone walls. Lots of hard work especially clearing stones but we didn’t have your problems with draining or with neglected overgrown areas.
So well explained. Drone makes a huge difference in understanding your vision. Can’t wait for more videos 💚
My friend gift done😊❤😊
Thanks Joe, it’s interesting to see how you’re applying scale and proportion, unlike me, who just guessed and underestimated the width I’d need for both my patio and my path
Sleety snow here in Aberdeenshire this morning, so I’ve come in from the greenhouse for a cuppa to warm me up! Really enjoying your videos on UA-cam and looking forward to seeing the transformation. Who doesn’t love a ‘Before and After’?😊
Thanks for sharing your knowledge of the plant names.
Viburnums are becoming one of my new favourite shrubs.
The wonky path sounds a bit like mine-nothing is lined up with the house! I’m kinda going with it at the moment but it does cause a headache for every single new project that we take on. Love the update:)
Ahh thanks for IDing that Exochorda :) Acquired a few cuttings of it last year from a walled garden that have taken and are putting on fresh growth, didn't get the name though lol. Can't mistake those plain green leaves and white flowers :)
Loving your videos. Thanks for sharing your journey Joe. Very inspiring.
Stayed there several years ago when the previous owner did B and B . Recognised the garden straight away ! The path borders were overflowing!
That path is going to be wonderful! Greetings from Prince Edward Island.
Hi from Scotland, morning jo I have been watching from the start of your garden adventure I looking forward to seeing your progress good luck with the new path anne from Scotland
Lovely drone pics Joe, thanks. What a glorious garden it is and with you designing it. Can only imagine what it will look like in months ahead
Loving the progress! Your plans seem so obvious when you explain them but that's the talent of a designer! Thank you for sharing!
Gardener watching from the Tampa Bay Area of Florida.
The garden looks glorious in the morning light. Things are starting to move now. It’s going to be gorgeous as it develops.
The drone shot really gives context. Really enjoying these videos, even though you are in GW every week talking about gardening, this feels very different. Pretty sure most of us watching can relate to and enjoy your clear excitement and personnal delight in planning and creating your garden.
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Yes definitely garden lovers, I like that Joe. It’s exciting being on this journey with you. Loving the drone.
Hi from California. Loving this so much. I was hoping to find the instagram link in the description. Always good to put it there for us who miss it during the video. Otherwise, can't wait to see the next one! Best!
Hi Jo, loving your journey with your new Garden, I have a new garden too here in Shropshire that we moved to in October that needs some tlc, your ideas and inspiration are a great help!! I look forward to watching more of your journey you take with your beautiful garden, and hopefully learning a lot on the way!
What a nice pathway that’ll be 😊😊😊
We have an Akebia quinata (here in Chicago). Usually evergreen thru the winter. When the temp dips low (-10c this year and a few back -30c) it drops all the leaves and lets us think it is done for...but then comes back. We have to hack back since it seems to have an obsession with our outdoor stairs...
Yes, what we call semi evergreen, will drop leaves in a cold one!
Hi Joe yes I’m a gardener we’ll try to be one 😂 lv Irene 😘 xx
So inspirational 💚 but less of the old man! Looked you up and you’re only a year younger than me! 😂
This would make a GREAT segment each week on Gardeners World! We have Adam's, Nick's and Francis' garden updates, so let's have Joe's Country Garden updates too! This will look amazing when finished!
I realise that Joe Swift works foe the BBC and I don’t want to upset anyone, but these videos of Joe’s are far more interesting than anything Gardeners’ World transmit
Now that spring has hit Denmark its more fun watching your videos. Love the house and garden. I have taken over and old garden myself some years ago and it has been an amazing experience reviving it so you channel is perfect.
I'm intrigued Joe (and you may have addressed this) your daffodil display is similar to mine this year, fairly sparse! Any ideas as to why this might be? I thought maybe the relentless wet conditions have affected the bulbs - usually my display is brimming with blooms.
So much greenery with very little flower this time.
It’s my first year here so can’t compare it with previous years, been pretty good tho! Doubt the wet weather has rotted off bulbs but possible I guess…
Or maybe you cut them back too early last year? Let them all die back naturally but you probably do?
Love watching your videos and the progress you are making. Couldn’t catch the name of the beautiful tree with burnt orange autumn colour and candy floss scent. Would love to know.
Cercidiphyllum japonicum, aka Katsura tree
@@susannetalcott8605 Thanks very much Susanne 😊
You’re very welcome. Happy to help a fellow “garden lover” I’d love to have a Katsura too😊
So interesting to watch progress but…….. Jo please turn the camera around so we can see more of garden and less of … well you know !
Fair enough!
I’ve watched a number of your posts and I’m wondering if you are sticking to an original design plan or if you’re tweaking it as you move forward? That would be the biggest challenge for an amateur gardener I think. An expat in Florida.
I often tweak designs when laid on the ground but I also have the luxury of time, being the designer and the client! and I’ll be here a lot overseeing the landscaping. Thanks for watching…
@@JoesCountryGarden if I could do it all over again, I might have chosen landscape design as a career. Not something I’d entertain in Florida, the weather is just too hot and then there’s hurricanes. Better in the UK.
You do need to widen the path at the kink or people will shortcut off of the path. We want a tour of the house.
Not when there’s a big lump of planting there, but then maybe!
Nie moge sie doczekac jaki bedzie koncowy efekt. Beata
❤So exciting. Wish I was 50 yrs younger, 500.000 richer, and married to Jo. 😂
morning Joe enjoyed the video