Hi Olga, I'm so glad I found your channel, your enthusiasm is infectious😊. I'm thinking of treating some pots with yogurt too. I watched a film where some gathered moss lumps were chopped very finely and mixed with the yogurt and then applied. The moss feeds on the yogurt and grows. Here in the UK our weather looks similar to yours except we've had nothing but rain for weeks! ❤🌼🌱
Hello from The UK Olga. I really enjoyed your video and always look forward to when you post a new one! Your material for your tablecloth is very pretty - in The UK we would call it a ditsy print. I am looking forward to seeing it on your table. ❤
Good to see you again!! I look forward to your new plant additions to your gardens. You know, I'm sure that snow was crazy cold and does make one long for spring, but it actually looked so beautiful on your plants and structures you've built. But yes, now "Come Spring!" Cheers!
They sleep, creep then leap. I had Queen Ann's lace growing in my front yard the past coupe of yrs, it's everywhere here on the shore in Md. I left it too, just mowed around them, some were a really nice soft shade of pink. Look forward to seeing your garden this summer.
Hi Olga! Stephanie from Ontario Canada, zone 6b here! ❤️ Your videos are such a gift. I am moving from my home of 13 years, which means I will be leaving my beautiful garden. I am moving to a property that is bigger and has only a few shrubs. A blank canvas if you will. Do you have any advice on how or where to start? Should I start with evergreens? I want it all. Evergreens, roses, veggies and everything in between. As always, thank you for your lovely videos!
Hi Stephanie, what a big move! i do have a series of videos on garden design, how I designed my garden. I would advise to look at your garden from the house and think what you want to see. Big garden designers say that picture is everything. And if I have a blank canvas to start with, I would make a map of the garden -big sections, what is where: here will be my veg garden, here I will have an alley, which will be always inviting me to step outside into the garden, here is my .... Take time with this plan, it can't be done in a week. And then, when you are sure, go and do the "skeleton" of your garden with evergreens and hardscape... Good luck! Just don't do a small section here and there without a big plan.
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you so much, Olga! I will stand back and look at the big picture first after we are moved and settled. I will take a look at your previous videos, I must have missed it. Thank you so much! ❤️
Hello Olga, your seed choices are bringing me back to my childhood memories too! Your going to love the salvia its a good grower I haven't put bachelor buttons in for yrs mine reseed and I do dig some up and put them around the yards.Bees love them thanks for the medicinal tip! Lovely fabric and great find on the bolt of trim.My grandmother used to say a late snow is good fertilizer for the gardens.I have a Edan rose this is yr3 and I did the canes how you did so im going to make a trellis for it to climb . Looking forward to seeing your projects come to fruition.🕊️💚
So nice to see you. And so excited about spring coming and all the plants I’d like to try some of them here in Florida. Oh and I love the tablecloth it’s gonna be stunning. Take care all good wishes.❤
Olga I have missed you over winter and I always look forward to your garden videos from spring onwards. Your garden is a dream and I enjoy watching what new things come with each new year in your garden. I can hear the excitement in your voice in this video. I love it! I too am excited for the growing season. Here in the uk its awful weather. Its rained and rained. I was hoping it would be different this year as it was the wettest summer on record for us last year. Sending love to you olga. Happy seed sowing and fabric sewing xx
So very good to see you 💙 your creativity and enthusiasm is so refreshing !!!! Can't wait to see that table cloth , it is going to be gorgeous ,and I agree very British 🌱💚💐
Если это тот же "космос",который я видела у соседки,у неё рос кустик у самого сеточного забора,то это ооочень красивый "космос", очень яркий насыщенный оранжевый цвет! и не такой высокий,как обычный космос бывает..
Great to have an Olga video again. Enjoy this little stretch of weather we are getting. Its a welcome interruption to our winter routines to dream of gardening once again!.
Hi Olga, I'm so glad I found your channel, your enthusiasm is infectious😊. I'm thinking of treating some pots with yogurt too. I watched a film where some gathered moss lumps were chopped very finely and mixed with the yogurt and then applied. The moss feeds on the yogurt and grows.
Here in the UK our weather looks similar to yours except we've had nothing but rain for weeks! ❤🌼🌱
Hi Michelle, welcome! I heard about that method but didn't come across folks who did it and were successful.
Hello from The UK Olga. I really enjoyed your video and always look forward to when you post a new one! Your material for your tablecloth is very pretty - in The UK we would call it a ditsy print. I am looking forward to seeing it on your table. ❤
Hi there! Thank you for your message. Yes, that table cloth is very British to me. Haha
Good to see you again!! I look forward to your new plant additions to your gardens. You know, I'm sure that snow was crazy cold and does make one long for spring, but it actually looked so beautiful on your plants and structures you've built. But yes, now "Come Spring!" Cheers!
Thank you Katie! Happy spring!
They sleep, creep then leap. I had Queen Ann's lace growing in my front yard the past coupe of yrs, it's everywhere here on the shore in Md. I left it too, just mowed around them, some were a really nice soft shade of pink. Look forward to seeing your garden this summer.
Thank you!
Hi Olga! Stephanie from Ontario Canada, zone 6b here! ❤️ Your videos are such a gift. I am moving from my home of 13 years, which means I will be leaving my beautiful garden. I am moving to a property that is bigger and has only a few shrubs. A blank canvas if you will. Do you have any advice on how or where to start? Should I start with evergreens? I want it all. Evergreens, roses, veggies and everything in between. As always, thank you for your lovely videos!
Hi Stephanie, what a big move! i do have a series of videos on garden design, how I designed my garden. I would advise to look at your garden from the house and think what you want to see. Big garden designers say that picture is everything. And if I have a blank canvas to start with, I would make a map of the garden -big sections, what is where: here will be my veg garden, here I will have an alley, which will be always inviting me to step outside into the garden, here is my .... Take time with this plan, it can't be done in a week. And then, when you are sure, go and do the "skeleton" of your garden with evergreens and hardscape... Good luck! Just don't do a small section here and there without a big plan.
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you so much, Olga! I will stand back and look at the big picture first after we are moved and settled. I will take a look at your previous videos, I must have missed it. Thank you so much! ❤️
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That's is amazing .. and usefully cornflower tip , beautiful table cloth pattern , and as usual wonderful to hear from you. Welcome 2024 SUMMER.
Thank you very much. It is great to hear from you again !
Hi Olga, thank you for such a cozy (as always) video 😊
I think you need to consider new property with much bigger garden 😊😅
Hello Olga, your seed choices are bringing me back to my childhood memories too! Your going to love the salvia its a good grower I haven't put bachelor buttons in for yrs mine reseed and I do dig some up and put them around the yards.Bees love them thanks for the medicinal tip! Lovely fabric and great find on the bolt of trim.My grandmother used to say a late snow is good fertilizer for the gardens.I have a Edan rose this is yr3 and I did the canes how you did so im going to make a trellis for it to climb . Looking forward to seeing your projects come to fruition.🕊️💚
So nice to see you. And so excited about spring coming and all the plants I’d like to try some of them here in Florida. Oh and I love the tablecloth it’s gonna be stunning. Take care all good wishes.❤
Thank you!
Olga I have missed you over winter and I always look forward to your garden videos from spring onwards. Your garden is a dream and I enjoy watching what new things come with each new year in your garden.
I can hear the excitement in your voice in this video. I love it! I too am excited for the growing season. Here in the uk its awful weather. Its rained and rained. I was hoping it would be different this year as it was the wettest summer on record for us last year. Sending love to you olga. Happy seed sowing and fabric sewing xx
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So very good to see you 💙 your creativity and enthusiasm is so refreshing !!!! Can't wait to see that table cloth , it is going to be gorgeous ,and I agree very British 🌱💚💐
Yes, it is good to be walking in the garden and feel the spring coming!
Greetings from Ukraine! I watched your video with great pleasure. I also have a lot of seeds of different flowers❤
Если это тот же "космос",который я видела у соседки,у неё рос кустик у самого сеточного забора,то это ооочень красивый "космос", очень яркий насыщенный оранжевый цвет! и не такой высокий,как обычный космос бывает..
Great to have an Olga video again. Enjoy this little stretch of weather we are getting. Its a welcome interruption to our winter routines to dream of gardening once again!.
Keep us posted on your tablecloth. Love your videos
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Ciao Olga, could you share your recipe to make these pots,please. Thank you and greetings from Italy.
Yes, I will be making more of them and will be glad to share.
I LOVE the bright green and the trim. Can't wait to see it.
What a joy to come across your channel!
Happy spring Olga!
sleeps, creeps, leaps!
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