I can't get over how much nicer it relates to the natural landscape beyond now. Every change has really been for the better and it's coming along. I can't wait to see what spring surprises it has for you.
I am really enjoying, these garden updates Joe. Have massive garden envy too ha ha . Am so happy you're bringing us along with you, on your garden new chapter.
Really opens the view up. Just shows what some thought out editing does for a garden. Great to see the genuine happiness of a gardener who is excited to get cracking, something we can all relate to, whatever size our garden. 👏
As you say, removing a tree is a serious decision but it has brought in so much light. I'm glad you are going to lay the hedge. That will be so interesting to watch.
Absolutely beautiful! The old with the new, you are making this garden your own. It's waking up in more ways than one. Thank you for bringing us along. Gardener's World, I'm so looking forward to seeing the new episodes, and everyone again.
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I love watching and listening to you Joe! A BIG hello from Kamloops, BC Canada 🇨🇦💋
Already looking so different Joe,I know from your previous show gardens that you've got the minerals for this project,it will be deeply personal and extremely beautiful when its done,can't wait to see the hedge,are you going to put stakes&hazel binders like the midland bullock style?that looks so gorgeous when it's done,thank you for sharing your journey 👏🏼
This is going to be one very exciting journey watching your garden develop, as you say it’s always sad to see a tree go but if it’s opened up that view then why not!
Loving seeing the transformation of your garden Joe, after a complete renovation of mine starting 2 years ago nearly finished this year. Most importantly enjoy the journey 🙂
Enjoying your updates Joe. Someyou just have to be a bit ruthless. Also, I love Iford manor, which is local to me. Looking forward to seeing that on GW.
Its so exciting to see your new garden slowly waking up and seeing what you have. This time of year I love walking around each morning spotting the bulbs and trees slowly emerging from their winter sleep, although today in Canada were waking up to a few inches of snow. Thanks for sharing.
Good to hear you’re keeping and laying the Blackthorn hedge Joe. Great for the brown hairstreak butterfly, as, I’m sure you know. Are they likely to visit your area? All the best.
We had a large walnut tree cut, milled and crafted into a dining table and a coffee table. Cedar sounds perfect for an outdoor table or benches for the garden.
Love watching you on GardenersWorld, and now in your own garden. So inspiring to watch the transformation. Only dreaming of spring. From Montana, USA (still covered with snow)🎉
I am betting there are a lot of spring bulbs up in your garden and that the land is changing day by day and I know there are more people besides just me that would like to see your gardens. Please!!!
Loving your you tube channel, but you need to get your garden onto Gardener's World! This would add so much value to the programme. All that light you now have from removing that tree. Good decision.
Err…not sure, think it’ll be Swifty hybrid of both! The hawthorns massive and ancient and I can see under it. If I coppice it it will branch out and block the view again, it’s also hiding a big pole! Thanks for watching…
Hope you show us how you do the blackthorn hedge. I don’t think I understand what you mean by laying it over. Love watching this garden be restored. ❤️😊
You can’t avoid removing shrubs and trees to improve a garden and people know you and your values well enough to know you will put more in than you remove making the sum total of the works better at the end.
I can't get over how much nicer it relates to the natural landscape beyond now. Every change has really been for the better and it's coming along. I can't wait to see what spring surprises it has for you.
I am really enjoying, these garden updates Joe. Have massive garden envy too ha ha . Am so happy you're bringing us along with you, on your garden new chapter.
Really opens the view up. Just shows what some thought out editing does for a garden. Great to see the genuine happiness of a gardener who is excited to get cracking, something we can all relate to, whatever size our garden. 👏
As you say, removing a tree is a serious decision but it has brought in so much light. I'm glad you are going to lay the hedge. That will be so interesting to watch.
Absolutely the right decision to part with the red cedar! Nice that you have lots of beautiful wood to remember it by.
Thanks for sharing your garden with us. It's really interesting seeing your plans and progress - very relaxing watching your videos.
Thank you for sharing your garden with us. Lovely to 'walk' around it with you. Such a peaceful setting and what wonderful views!
Absolutely beautiful! The old with the new, you are making this garden your own. It's waking up in more ways than one. Thank you for bringing us along. Gardener's World, I'm so looking forward to seeing the new episodes, and everyone again.
I love watching and listening to you Joe! A BIG hello from Kamloops, BC Canada 🇨🇦💋
Many thanks for your informative explanation and thought process - looking forward to seeing many more clips! Wonderful garden!
Already looking so different Joe,I know from your previous show gardens that you've got the minerals for this project,it will be deeply personal and extremely beautiful when its done,can't wait to see the hedge,are you going to put stakes&hazel binders like the midland bullock style?that looks so gorgeous when it's done,thank you for sharing your journey 👏🏼
Already so many improvements. Love Spring. Fresh starts and all that. Blessings
This is going to be one very exciting journey watching your garden develop, as you say it’s always sad to see a tree go but if it’s opened up that view then why not!
Great progress, really enjoying seeing it developing.👩🏻🌾👍
Loving seeing the transformation of your garden Joe, after a complete renovation of mine starting 2 years ago nearly finished this year. Most importantly enjoy the journey 🙂
Enjoying your updates Joe. Someyou just have to be a bit ruthless. Also, I love Iford manor, which is local to me. Looking forward to seeing that on GW.
Its so exciting to see your new garden slowly waking up and seeing what you have. This time of year I love walking around each morning spotting the bulbs and trees slowly emerging from their winter sleep, although today in Canada were waking up to a few inches of snow. Thanks for sharing.
Good to hear you’re keeping and laying the Blackthorn hedge Joe. Great for the brown hairstreak butterfly, as, I’m sure you know. Are they likely to visit your area? All the best.
So exciting to see what you have planned for the new Garden.
i am happy you share your garden with us.
It was a big decision Joe, but an excellent one. You’re so lucky to have such a beautiful garden 🥰
Hi Joe love the up dates can’t wait for the next one ! lv Irene 😘 xx
We had a large walnut tree cut, milled and crafted into a dining table and a coffee table. Cedar sounds perfect for an outdoor table or benches for the garden.
At home in Lancashire we have just bought some woodland edging our garden,and we too are clearing and planting new hedges,I should have done a blog
Looking good! Lots of chip mulch to use. Enjoy!
Love watching you on GardenersWorld, and now in your own garden. So inspiring to watch the transformation. Only dreaming of spring. From Montana, USA (still covered with snow)🎉
Thanks for the update. I have been patiently waiting for a new video and was going to bug you at the end of the month had we not heard from you.
I am betting there are a lot of spring bulbs up in your garden and that the land is changing day by day and I know there are more people besides just me that would like to see your gardens. Please!!!
Loving your you tube channel, but you need to get your garden onto Gardener's World! This would add so much value to the programme. All that light you now have from removing that tree. Good decision.
Lay the hedge uphill!
its level!
in the video it looks like you are gesturing downhill !@@JoesGarden-Swifty
Looking forward to seeing some hedge laying Joe . Dorset or Devon style? I reckon that hawthorn needs coppicing
Err…not sure, think it’ll be Swifty hybrid of both! The hawthorns massive and ancient and I can see under it. If I coppice it it will branch out and block the view again, it’s also hiding a big pole! Thanks for watching…
Hope you show us how you do the blackthorn hedge. I don’t think I understand what you mean by laying it over. Love watching this garden be restored. ❤️😊
Just check out hedge laying. It’s a brilliant way to create a strong thick hedge.
You can’t avoid removing shrubs and trees to improve a garden and people know you and your values well enough to know you will put more in than you remove making the sum total of the works better at the end.