Dan is working with classic permaculture principles! Plants with symbiotic relationships make all the plants stronger, enhance the soil and over time require less water and fertilizer and are more productive.
Yes!!! This! Exactly, so pleased to see such lovely support for Dan’s plans. Gardeners need to think outside the box, ( or in this case, inside the Box) 😂 especially considering the extremes in climate we are experiencing these days. Go Dan!
The lady who was doing sheep sheering is an animal healer! Is she didn’t know that yet that it’s the high time she knows. The way she was with sheep was so beautiful and full of love - the sheep just relaxed in her arms and let her do whatever she wanted. She is a beautiful Soul and I would love to get to know her. Stephanie - you are a truly lucky to have this lady around.
A vote from a patron - don't aim to make your chateau super-elegant. The fact that you inherited wallpapers and kept them contributes to the charming eclecticism of your home. The chateaux you have recently visited are working hotels, remember, and it's appropriate that they might choose to be over-the-top. My opinion is that one could not live long-term in those rooms. Some of the other vlogs about ETTCDIY participants, on the other hand, show rooms which seem quite unfinished. Your rooms are neither OTT nor unfinished. Stick with that balance, Goldilocks, and your rooms will be "just right".
The Stephanie we love has in her personality the urge to improve, improve and perfect, perfect. She's an amazing woman but luckily she has more practical and down to earth people around her. It will all work out 🙏🏻💜🏰✨
The sheep shearing music was great. My favorite comment “ How many onesies do you have? A LOT of onesies, they are critical.” I love life at LaLande. Pumpkins in the roses. The native Americans in our area taught the Pilgrims the “Three Sisters “. method of planting. First a fish for fertilizer, then the corn. When the corn is 12 inches tall plant the pole beans, they will use the corn to climb. A week later plant small leaf squash (pumpkin is a squash but may be to vigorous). The leaves of the squash will help in weed prevention. Dan is innovative using a rose bed I’ll be so interested to see it working.
I also learned visiting colonial Williamsburg that the roots of the corn give off a substance that is critical to the growth of the beans and vice versa! Makes them perfect garden companions!
I love Dan's free style of gardening. And actually using veggies in the landscape is not uncommon in the states. Laura from Garden Answers often pops in pumpkins in her beds as space filler. Great idea!!
La lands is very special , bohemian may be but so full of fun, love and laughter. Don’t try and be too much like the chateau you stayed at last week as lovely as it was it is not you. At the same time it is nice to see you are getting organised with the help of all your friends. Love you all.
I totally agree. Stephanie's decorating style is perfect for her and it is nice to be different than everyone else. I love the free spirit of her decor. It is beautiful.
Lalande is of the arts, creativity, the individual. Other venues seem quite slick and corporate; just what some of our mega American companies are looking for to have conferences, all about the "team" not the individual.
Dear Stephanie , the joy of having a new video to watch from the chateau it is incredibly wonderful . Full of happy nice , kind and loving peoples. Wow ! They all say the same thing to you , but you are a little sunshine in my life with all those that live with you are so specials , as your gardener said Stephanie is so lucky , but you all are because you are,togethere . Thankyou especialy to the sweet lady that did the sheeps with so much love . And Philip that share his love of the wild life , and Cat dearest Cat just being herself and our darling Naty coming back . Younhave all become my expanding family, we just need the scott man and Mammy and Percy and it will be complete happiness . THANKYOU Stephanie without your dream it would not be possible
@@kathleensmith8365 slick and corporate... The very words I felt when touring Romania, the Airbnb ''castle-like'' buildings we stayed were gutted and turned into a travelling businessman hotel room. 💔 I understand the pros of easily cleaning/sterilisation and upkeep but the original magic was near non-existent.
I cannot and will not believe DanTheGardener has done anything wrong ... just not possible. He is an absolute treasure. Hope we get an update on poor ole Spud. Perhaps his attack will bring 'Chickenopolis' higher up the 'to do list'. Looking forward to tonights (and every nights) episode
I couldn’t help thinking how nice the Burmese fabrics would look in a South African home! The new fabric storage system is brilliant. Thanks for the Tuesday woodland animal show, Philip!
The Burmese fabrics might be gorgeous as decoration/ in around /the future pool & poolhouse. I realize that is some time in the future but what’s another year or two before they would gloriously decorate a summery poolside area? The colours are gorgeous!
@@nelsonfamily8578: she might be able to find a bale of cedar chips (used as pet bedding/litter) and just fill some ankle socks or knee highs.....then just hang them from a ribbon, or slip them inside the drawers
Mothballs are pretty much only effective in sealed storage containers like sterelite (plastic) tubs. Cedar oil can be toxic to moths/larvae but it needs to be in high quantities and the wood must be refreshed by periodic sanding, and it eventually dries out. Best course of action in terms of prevention and mitigation is to thoroughly inspect and vacuum/scrub the furniture, and to wash the clothes and fabric (which they appear to be doing w/ the clothes at least, which is great because any kind of sweat/skin oils/stains attracts the pest). Periodic emptying and vacuuming out inside and under/behind the wardrobes afterwards will also help. I recently dealt with an uptick in carpet beetles in my closet and dresser. It was gross, but dismantling the dresser and wiping down every inch is what did it for me. I washed everything inside. And i sprayed the carpet at my baseboards and the corners/edges/nail holes of the dresser with pesticide after cleaning for peace of mind. I think I’ll use lavender sachets in my drawers and closet because some pests are repelled by strong smelling herbs. And even if carpet beetles and clothes moths aren’t one of them, it will make my clothes smell great!
Oh my. I can only think of one thing that makes me “smile” about moth balls and it’s a dirty little joke about them. I loathe the smell of them. Cedar panel lined cabinets are very good… lavender… bay leaves… line shelf with scented drier sheets… anything other than the balls 😳 would do 😉 You can never really get the smell out of any fabric that is stored with them. But very good idea to do something to keep out the moths and such out 👍
Dan The Gardener is epic, SO funny, and I’m absolutely loving his vlog. It’s great to see he’s now showing his humor in these videos as well. The return of Woodland Wildlife! It doesn’t get any better than that! It’s 2:30 AM here and I truly am LOL. Thank you Philip, and thanks to you Stephanie for also shining the spotlight on the inhabitants of Lelande.
I love the woodland watch too...I think a narrative from Phillip would be brilliant. I'm sure he knows lots of stories to tell about his little forest friends ;-)
Watching this late. Could the size of the material be written on the piece of cardboard it is being wrapped around,? Love the idea of storing them on their side!
We used to do exactly that for certain fabrics at the little town fabric shop I used to work at when I was about 15. For the lighter and smaller rolls we could just count the layers and figure how much was left. (this was in the US in the mid-80's so we were working in inches and yards.. which seems so weird now that I've lived abroad since 1988.
I do the same sort of thing but fold mine around my 24”x8” acrylic ruler. Then I slide the ruler out fold the “bolt” in half and stack. I might worry a bit about oils in the cardboard leaking into the fabrics. The most important part is consistency of size as then everything stacks together well.
Stephanie, I stored my daughter’s Play Mobile home just like yours in an area similar to what you are doing. The heat in the area where it was stored yellowed every white piece in the set and I discovered they were no longer replaceable. Put some fans in the space to run during the summers to keep it cool up there if you are not installing air conditioners. I don’t want you to lose your as we did. Please....
I love how Dan does gardening. He is so good and very practical at what he does. And I love the pond.... but if you bury it so the ground is almost level with the rim.... you will have frogs in there in no time... brilliant for the garden. x
I think the pumpkin idea is brilliant! You won’t see them down low…and the dual purpose of ground cover is brilliant! Dueling gardeners..Dan and Davey! You guys are awesome!
Kirsty was brilliant with the sheep. Of course Dan did a fabulous job with the wild area. I loved what Sarah & Cat did with the fabrics-I think use all of those rolls of wallpaper or whatever they were in the through out pile under the fabrics. Marie’s meal looked scrumptious! I suppose Steve was behind the scenes working hard as usual? Davey of course is so pleasant, courteous & generous, as always & never feels the need to be the centre of attention. There hasn’t been many vlogs with Selmar & Desial lately; however that’s why I really like Selmar-he doesn’t need to be in the limelight all the time to make an impact; he’s quite happy being himself & undertaking things out with of Laland. Can’t wait to see the Ian’s all together again doing what they do best!😊
Organizing your fabrics is my favorite part, though the lovely pieces Davy brought are quite exciting. Progress is being made by all of you. The shepardess did such a good job and gentle with your sheep. They behaved better.
That one darling ewe looked like she’d fallen asleep in Kirstie’s arms as if after having a massage! Remarkable. I always look forward to sheep wrangling day- it cracks me up! Much more organized this year- no laps around the chateau! Perhaps they knew a spa treatment was coming. 🐏🐑
I always like when the sheep get sheered but the accompanying music this year was hilarious! And Nick’s plan worked so well! Kirsty was amazing with them although there was that part when Aloysius looked like he was gonna head butt her but thankfully didn’t 😆. Can’t wait to see Dan’s plan come together. The grounds look gorgeous and so manicured. The courtyard is amazing - especially those purple pom poms around the fountain. La Lande is so vibrant and alive when there are lots of people around!
How's progress on the downstairs Loo? Haven't seen Selmar in awhile. Loved the Nati love fest !! so happy she is back in the fold. Sheep sheering went so much smoother than in the past. A nice water pond in the garden with perhaps some Koi fish would be splendid ...
A wonderful, happy-making video!! Dan, as always, brings laughter!! Sarah & Cat together in an organizing frenzy!! (so happy Cat is home!!). And, finally, Davy, a gracious and sweet man, bearing precious gifts from his parents and grandparents!! Stephanie, you are one blessed girl!!! USA
STEPHANIE; I'm watching Romantique French Life 6/9/21 about their visit to your Chateau. The video framed your Chateau in such a beautiful light. The uniqueness of your chateau is that your decorated it with LOVE. It shows. Please don't compared with other Chateaus that have been antique dealers for 40 yrs. Your HOME is build with love as everyone who watches can see. Just food for thought as you begin redecorating. Much Love from Ohio. Hugs
Love Dan's experiments. Depending on how big a root system those roses have, it could work well if the pumpkins have space to put down roots, and the roses don't suck out all the moisture.
Way to go Dan with your gardening tactics! I love what you're doing with the organization in the attic...great idea using cardboard to keep fabrics in place! Welcome back Cat and Nati! All is well with the world at La Lande!
Love, love, loved this vlog. I had a smile on my dial the whole time watching the industry of these beautiful souls. Sarah and Cat brilliant job on the material storage! Makes a lot of sense to wrap them and store vertically 🧡 Steve! lifting the sheep over the pen 💪 and they were so sweet ambling away in a line. See you all next time. 🥰🕊
What a wonderful crew of Lalanders. Dan is a true treasure and David and Phillip are amazing. I am thrilled that Kat is back!!! What a great idea for fabric storage. Wonderful episode. Thank you, thank you!
Oh, how I giggle! I'm so happy watching everyone working throughout the chateau but a little sad when it's over. I look forward to seeing what Devilish Dan comes up with next or what Cat organizes and who will show up on the woodland forest show. I think I shall watch it all again and smile some more!!
It's so nice to see all the ladies together again! Stephanie, the fabrics! I would be in fabric heaven! I worked for Pierre Deux French Country here in the states. and have a small collection of beautiful French fabrics. I've used some of them over the years and I'll never part with them. And I'm now reminded I also need to organize a bit better!
**I need to add to the fabric organizing.... as a costumer in film.... SUPER handy to have a little tag on the bolt that says how many yards/ meters there are of the fabric. Then you know how much you have for curtains or upholstering etc.**
About putting pins to hold the fabric panels: look out for rust that can appear with time, it would be a shame for any damage to occur. Also any printing ink on the cardboard could seep over into the fabric (over time). It will depend on the levels of humidity throughout the year
I love Dan’s creativity in the garden! I congratulate him on trying new things! His sidekick did a really wonderful job with the sheep…they all looked so calm with her, even you know who! Sarah’s fabric storage system is one that I am going to adopt as it is brilliant! Thanks Phillip for the woodland animals segment which I really enjoy! 🐿
Wow! Sheep shearing looks easy when done that way! How wonderful that Davey's great-grandparents wash set has found a home with at Lalande. A wonderful statement of bringing the family you are born to, to the family you build. Bright blessings.
Oh the sheep shearing went very smoothly compared to the last time!! Love Dan's attitude to gardening. So good that the attic is getting such a clear out. Love Davey, how exciting are the treasures from his family. Great vlog.
"I put Isabelle in your room. I hung Isabelle in your room. She's been framed. Anyway, she's on the mantelpiece." (27:55) That casual comment from Philipp had me in stitches!! I'm dying of laughter!! Well done, Philipp! King of puns!
The wash basin & jug was made for that bathroom, it looked perfect there. I love the footage of the animals, and the closing of the curtains, LOVE IT !!
Ingenious fabric storage. The sheep were so cute in the arms of the lady doing thw sheering. So calm. The organization is going so well, and is oddly satisfying to watch.
Love the vlog…So much fun. Incredible organizing of fabrics…Incredibly perfect system!! I have a lot to do to be as organized!! 🤗. I wish I had such an incredible attic. I enjoy seeing chateau attics & seeing how they do look like an upside-down ship hold.. it’s interesting to know that the ship builders did craft the attics! Thus, the uniquely French look of chateau roofs/attics. So enjoyed the garden section of vlog and Dan’s pumpkins! It’s so fitting…Lalande is so unique! Lastly, what wonderful gifts from Davy’s family. He’s contributed so much to Lalande in various ways! All the best to all of you……
Oh what a treat to see the great wardrobe organization! 🥰 Tell Dan I am using pumpkins & beans as a ground cover, for the SoCal heat that's coming, in my corn patch.🌞🥵
I'm adoring the organization content. Its so fun to see all the stuff that has been collected and then see them be neatly put away (not including the mystery undies).
Thank you Cat, Nati, and Marie for sharing your hugs with us. xoxoxo I think the world would feel so much better if we just hugged each other a little more. The attic storage is looking so awesome! You guys are doing such a great job getting it all so neat and tidy. I know it would be very time consuming to do now, but as you work your way through the fabric cupboard going forward, maybe you would consider pinning a note with the measurements of each fabric? It might help you save time later when you are looking for something for your many projects. A big thank you to Dan for clearing the foundation of the lost tower. He did a wonderful job getting it all tidied up. I'm guessing the trees will have to be sorted by the Tree Surgeon? Then we'll have a better understanding of what's still left of the tower. So exciting!! I'm a little worried about the pumpkins in the rose beds. Unlike my mom, I am no expert at roses, but pumpkins are a personal favorite and they need a LOT of water. Not sure what color/variety the roses are, but things like catmint, lavender, Russian sage, salvia, thyme, parsley, oregano, garlic, chives, and other edible onions are great companions for most roses. Lavender and catmint attract Japanese beetles, which eat their poisonous leaves, and Yarrow attracts Ladybugs which eat aphids. I guess we'll have to wait and see how this little experiment goes. I'm sorry to hear that Davie is leaving. I hope he returns soon. Safe travels Davie.
The fabrics shouldn’t be stored with pins! If there is moisture, humidity, etc. the pins could destroy the fabric if the metal corrodes. The fabric will get stained and sometimes the pins don’t come out of the fabric … get stuck. Ask me how I know! Cardboard is also bad. You should fold around something the same size and then take it out with the shape formed. Be careful how long you store directly touching wood. There are archival paper and boxes that are good for preserving fabric.
Lovely to see the work being done and the hidden gifts in the garden for those that slow down and enjoy the view. Lovely items at the end that were truly treasure by the family. Surprised that there are no baby lambs
What a delightful vlog. Every new task was so fun to watch. I laughed and laughed watching sheep round-up, and the FABRIC ORGANIZING. Sigh.....the purple sky at the end of the day, and your forest friends busy when you finally rest. Good Day La Lande friends & Dan! Ha-Ha!
Hope you make yarn out of the woll from the sheeps. You can knit a lot of warm clothes for the winther. Can can also coloring it with all the lovly plants and Therese around the la lan🧶👍
Pumpkins will add a lot of good nutrients into the rose gardens, lets see what happens. Love the sheep shearing, the woman who did the shearing has an incredible way with them. loved the critter vids.
Yay! Woodland Watch! Always wonderful! Dan's work and sense of humor are always entertaining. 😄 l love his daily vlogs. 😊 Cat's and Steve's wife (?) organizational skills are really handy. That's going to be a really big job! Exciting things to look forward to! Always so many fun giggles!
Yes- she really suits that style!! Her joy at organizing the fabrics was so infectious; it’s a great system she has put in place! People have been commenting that cardboard isn’t good for the fabrics but perhaps in the short term it’s not so bad. Ideally it would be great if thin cedar planks were used but these days that would be cost prohibitive. Anyway these fabrics have been jumbled up in piles for ages; I think this will be a huge improvement. And they will be used!
Stephanie, did you ever dream you would have such a delightful group of people that have found their way to the chateaux.? You are all such a delight to watch. You have set the chateaux bar quite high.
Maybe they could also have them as ruffles around more basic cushions, so they are easier to combine with other things, or something like that! If she finds them too busy!
Hi guys! Can I ask everyone a favor? We have a Historic Home near me in Galveston, Texas USA that is being restored. Janie is the owner who just purchased it at the beginning of the year! It's not a chateau, but it's what would be considered one here in Galveston! She's at the very beginning of her UA-cam channel and it would be awesome if we all could show here channel some love from all of us who love seeing historic buildings being restored!!! Her channel is restoreleaguehouse. I am emailing her a link to Stephanie's video about how UA-cam saved the chateau so maybe she can do the same to help save this hugely significant home to Galveston and Texas!!! I know this huge community can spread the love of old buildings with people all over the world to help save this one too! Much Love!!!
Dan is working with classic permaculture principles! Plants with symbiotic relationships make all the plants stronger, enhance the soil and over time require less water and fertilizer and are more productive.
Yes! It's similar to edible forest
Yes!!
I am not a gardener, but seems these are modern methods and similar to Prince Charles's principles?
Yes!!! This! Exactly, so pleased to see such lovely support for Dan’s plans. Gardeners need to think outside the box, ( or in this case, inside the Box) 😂 especially considering the extremes in climate we are experiencing these days. Go Dan!
@@kathleensmith8365 👍
The lady who was doing sheep sheering is an animal healer! Is she didn’t know that yet that it’s the high time she knows. The way she was with sheep was so beautiful and full of love - the sheep just relaxed in her arms and let her do whatever she wanted. She is a beautiful Soul and I would love to get to know her. Stephanie - you are a truly lucky to have this lady around.
AGREED! I so appreciated her gentle kindness to them. I think that's Dan's wife?
@@christinal.suarez1838 It’s not Dan’s wife, it’s Kirsty the assistant gardener x
I believe she is Annalise 's best friend from the neighborhood.
@@jennistevenson796 Thank you! She's adorable!
I agree, her way of handling the sheep was amazing - it seems the sheep really loved the treatment!
A vote from a patron - don't aim to make your chateau super-elegant. The fact that you inherited wallpapers and kept them contributes to the charming eclecticism of your home. The chateaux you have recently visited are working hotels, remember, and it's appropriate that they might choose to be over-the-top. My opinion is that one could not live long-term in those rooms. Some of the other vlogs about ETTCDIY participants, on the other hand, show rooms which seem quite unfinished. Your rooms are neither OTT nor unfinished. Stick with that balance, Goldilocks, and your rooms will be "just right".
The Stephanie we love has in her personality the urge to improve, improve and perfect, perfect. She's an amazing woman but luckily she has more practical and down to earth people around her. It will all work out 🙏🏻💜🏰✨
The sheep shearing music was great. My favorite comment “ How many onesies do you have? A LOT of onesies, they are critical.” I love life at LaLande.
Pumpkins in the roses. The native Americans in our area taught the Pilgrims the “Three Sisters “. method of planting.
First a fish for fertilizer, then the corn. When the corn is 12 inches tall plant the pole beans, they will use the corn to climb. A week later plant small leaf squash (pumpkin is a squash but may be to vigorous). The leaves of the squash will help in weed prevention. Dan is innovative using a rose bed I’ll be so interested to see it working.
I also learned visiting colonial Williamsburg that the roots of the corn give off a substance that is critical to the growth of the beans and vice versa! Makes them perfect garden companions!
Exactly what i was thinking! He might just stumble upon great cohabitation of plants
I am wondering about mildew, as both pumpkin and roses get it
I love Dan's free style of gardening. And actually using veggies in the landscape is not uncommon in the states. Laura from Garden Answers often pops in pumpkins in her beds as space filler. Great idea!!
Laura is amazing.
Where do you live? I live in Ohio and grew up here, and it is not common.
Pumpkins in the rose beds is a fab idea. So much better than the tendrils running over the lawns, and the leaves are excellent as suppressing weeds.
La lands is very special , bohemian may be but so full of fun, love and laughter. Don’t try and be too much like the chateau you stayed at last week as lovely as it was it is not you. At the same time it is nice to see you are getting organised with the help of all your friends. Love you all.
I totally agree. Stephanie's decorating style is perfect for her and it is nice to be different than everyone else. I love the free spirit of her decor. It is beautiful.
Lalande is of the arts, creativity, the individual. Other venues seem quite slick and corporate; just what some of our mega American companies are looking for to have conferences, all about the "team" not the individual.
Dear Stephanie , the joy of having a new video to watch from the chateau it is incredibly wonderful . Full of happy nice , kind and loving peoples. Wow ! They all say the same thing to you , but you are a little sunshine in my life with all those that live with you are so specials , as your gardener said Stephanie is so lucky , but you all are because you are,togethere . Thankyou especialy to the sweet lady that did the sheeps with so much love . And Philip that share his love of the wild life , and Cat dearest Cat just being herself and our darling Naty coming back . Younhave all become my expanding family, we just need the scott man and Mammy and Percy and it will be complete happiness . THANKYOU Stephanie without your dream it would not be possible
@@kathleensmith8365 slick and corporate... The very words I felt when touring Romania, the Airbnb ''castle-like'' buildings we stayed were gutted and turned into a travelling businessman hotel room. 💔 I understand the pros of easily cleaning/sterilisation and upkeep but the original magic was near non-existent.
I cannot and will not believe DanTheGardener has done anything wrong ... just not possible. He is an absolute treasure. Hope we get an update on poor ole Spud. Perhaps his attack will bring 'Chickenopolis' higher up the 'to do list'. Looking forward to tonights (and every nights) episode
n scotman. that's a serious injury. hope he's ok, stephanie...sending "heal well" vibes his way,,,n yeah, hanging out to see the new big chook runs.
I couldn’t help thinking how nice the Burmese fabrics would look in a South African home! The new fabric storage system is brilliant. Thanks for the Tuesday woodland animal show, Philip!
The Burmese fabrics might be gorgeous as decoration/ in around /the future pool & poolhouse. I realize that is some time in the future but what’s another year or two before they would gloriously decorate a summery poolside area? The colours are gorgeous!
I was thinking the same thing! I second this idea.
Also maybe some in the Moroccan genie cinema room that Stephanie mentioned wanting in the attic with lots of throw pillows 🤔
Dan can do no wrong😂
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Stephanie do not forget to put mothballs or cedar chips in the fabric and costume closets.
cedar, for sure! All sorts of cedar products are available to be purchased.
Oh gosh! No moth balls...toxic and very smelly! LOL!!! best with cedar balls or chips or little planks!
@@nelsonfamily8578: she might be able to find a bale of cedar chips (used as pet bedding/litter) and just fill some ankle socks or knee highs.....then just hang them from a ribbon, or slip them inside the drawers
Mothballs are pretty much only effective in sealed storage containers like sterelite (plastic) tubs. Cedar oil can be toxic to moths/larvae but it needs to be in high quantities and the wood must be refreshed by periodic sanding, and it eventually dries out.
Best course of action in terms of prevention and mitigation is to thoroughly inspect and vacuum/scrub the furniture, and to wash the clothes and fabric (which they appear to be doing w/ the clothes at least, which is great because any kind of sweat/skin oils/stains attracts the pest). Periodic emptying and vacuuming out inside and under/behind the wardrobes afterwards will also help.
I recently dealt with an uptick in carpet beetles in my closet and dresser. It was gross, but dismantling the dresser and wiping down every inch is what did it for me. I washed everything inside. And i sprayed the carpet at my baseboards and the corners/edges/nail holes of the dresser with pesticide after cleaning for peace of mind.
I think I’ll use lavender sachets in my drawers and closet because some pests are repelled by strong smelling herbs. And even if carpet beetles and clothes moths aren’t one of them, it will make my clothes smell great!
Oh my. I can only think of one thing that makes me “smile” about moth balls and it’s a dirty little joke about them. I loathe the smell of them. Cedar panel lined cabinets are very good… lavender… bay leaves… line shelf with scented drier sheets… anything other than the balls 😳 would do 😉 You can never really get the smell out of any fabric that is stored with them. But very good idea to do something to keep out the moths and such out 👍
Sara, you're a genius!
Love to see more of sarah
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Dan The Gardener is epic, SO funny, and I’m absolutely loving his vlog. It’s great to see he’s now showing his humor in these videos as well.
The return of Woodland Wildlife! It doesn’t get any better than that! It’s 2:30 AM here and I truly am LOL. Thank you Philip, and thanks to you Stephanie for also shining the spotlight on the inhabitants of Lelande.
Let’s just say how jolly is every moment where Cat appears. Love that enthusiastic young lady 💖
Oh I know, Cat is so gregarious 😊
She is a treasure and seems to be so full of joy. Yes, I am a huge Cat fan and she makes me happy.
Lovely to "meet" the Boars & the Foxes! Thanks, Phillip!!
That was a great system from Sarah!! Of course Philip will not miss a great opportunity to be punny during the Woodland Watch 😂 I loved this!!
“I don’t feel that your being very positive” 🤣😂🤣
I laughed out loud!!!
Dan is the Man Whatever he has done, he can fix it.
"We brought the heat to the Berry?" "From the UK?" I'm crying...
Me too!!! Hysterical!
Me too 😂😂😂
Waiting for Scotsman, Mommy and Percy to join the LaLanders again. Please, please, please hurry up. Miss you all. ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
i love the woodland watch. And Dan has manny talents.
I love the woodland watch too...I think a narrative from Phillip would be brilliant. I'm sure he knows lots of stories to tell about his little forest friends ;-)
Dan is awesome. He’s a perfect fit for Lalande 💚🙏🏻😊
Watching this late. Could the size of the material be written on the piece of cardboard it is being wrapped around,? Love the idea of storing them on their side!
I thought the same thing.
Very good suggestion!
We used to do exactly that for certain fabrics at the little town fabric shop I used to work at when I was about 15. For the lighter and smaller rolls we could just count the layers and figure how much was left. (this was in the US in the mid-80's so we were working in inches and yards.. which seems so weird now that I've lived abroad since 1988.
I do the same sort of thing but fold mine around my 24”x8” acrylic ruler. Then I slide the ruler out fold the “bolt” in half and stack. I might worry a bit about oils in the cardboard leaking into the fabrics. The most important part is consistency of size as then everything stacks together well.
Dan is a Saint!!!!
Stephanie, I stored my daughter’s Play Mobile home just like yours in an area similar to what you are doing. The heat in the area where it was stored yellowed every white piece in the set and I discovered they were no longer replaceable. Put some fans in the space to run during the summers to keep it cool up there if you are not installing air conditioners. I don’t want you to lose your as we did. Please....
THANK YOU i hope they see this!
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Please Email Nati about this.
I love how Dan does gardening. He is so good and very practical at what he does. And I love the pond.... but if you bury it so the ground is almost level with the rim.... you will have frogs in there in no time... brilliant for the garden. x
I think the pumpkin idea is brilliant! You won’t see them down low…and the dual purpose of ground cover is brilliant! Dueling gardeners..Dan and Davey! You guys are awesome!
Dan you ARE THE MAN! Love the clearing at the wall!
You should use the lining wallpaper for the shelf’s
YES!!! Stephanie!!!! Definitely use the lining wallpaper for those shelf`s up in the attic!!Great idea Shaun Jeffrey!
Had the same idea 💡
I agree, don’t through them away, recycle recycle recycle, PLEASE!
@@patricianathan4676 I do believe they planned to take them to the charity shop!
But can’t believe they didn’t think about the shelves
One can never be "strawberry mad." The four best weeks of the year...
Kirsty was brilliant with the sheep. Of course Dan did a fabulous job with the wild area. I loved what Sarah & Cat did with the fabrics-I think use all of those rolls of wallpaper or whatever they were in the through out pile under the fabrics. Marie’s meal looked scrumptious! I suppose Steve was behind the scenes working hard as usual? Davey of course is so pleasant, courteous & generous, as always & never feels the need to be the centre of attention. There hasn’t been many vlogs with Selmar & Desial lately; however that’s why I really like Selmar-he doesn’t need to be in the limelight all the time to make an impact; he’s quite happy being himself & undertaking things out with of Laland. Can’t wait to see the Ian’s all together again doing what they do best!😊
Organizing your fabrics is my favorite part, though the lovely pieces Davy brought are quite exciting. Progress is being made by all of you. The shepardess did such a good job and gentle with your sheep. They behaved better.
That one darling ewe looked like she’d fallen asleep in Kirstie’s arms as if after having a massage! Remarkable. I always look forward to sheep wrangling day- it cracks me up! Much more organized this year- no laps around the chateau! Perhaps they knew a spa treatment was coming. 🐏🐑
Yes, even the infamous Alouicious (sorry about the spelling even spellcheck couldn’t help me) became calm and at ease under her spell. 😄
I'm over the moon happy that Kat is back she just makes everything x10 more joyful and funny
I always like when the sheep get sheered but the accompanying music this year was hilarious! And Nick’s plan worked so well! Kirsty was amazing with them although there was that part when Aloysius looked like he was gonna head butt her but thankfully didn’t 😆. Can’t wait to see Dan’s plan come together. The grounds look gorgeous and so manicured. The courtyard is amazing - especially those purple pom poms around the fountain. La Lande is so vibrant and alive when there are lots of people around!
How's progress on the downstairs Loo? Haven't seen Selmar in awhile. Loved the Nati love fest !! so happy she is back in the fold. Sheep sheering went so much smoother than in the past. A nice water pond in the garden with perhaps some Koi fish would be splendid ...
Definitely need fish, or it will just be full of mosquitoes! They have mosquitoes in France, right?
Davy, enjoyed you being there, so please come back!!!
Yes, he is so humble, but there is so much to him and his family. So precious and humble.
It feels like a second spring cleaning, lots of enthusiasm and energy while clearing out and cleaning spaces! Good luck :)
The accordion music for the sheep wranglers was inspired.
Kat! Sooooo glad you’re back!
I’ve missed your quick Wit and hilarious sense of humor.
A wonderful, happy-making video!! Dan, as always, brings laughter!! Sarah & Cat together in an organizing frenzy!! (so happy Cat is home!!). And, finally, Davy, a gracious and sweet man, bearing precious gifts from his parents and grandparents!! Stephanie, you are one blessed girl!!! USA
STEPHANIE; I'm watching Romantique French Life 6/9/21 about their visit to your Chateau. The video framed your Chateau in such a beautiful light. The uniqueness of your chateau is that your decorated it with LOVE. It shows. Please don't compared with other Chateaus that have been antique dealers for 40 yrs. Your HOME is build with love as everyone who watches can see. Just food for thought as you begin redecorating. Much Love from Ohio. Hugs
Dan is hilarious and brilliant all at the same time,im rooting for the pumkins to grow next to the roses, another great vlog stephanie 😀🐝🌻🦋
Oh Dan, Easy Peasy!!! Gotta love it!!!
have to remember this part when I am at the cottage doing the horrid lawn!!! And then use it as a mantra!!! LOL!!
Yes I use to do the lawn in my 20s. I hear you!!! Have a great week!!!
Love Dan's experiments. Depending on how big a root system those roses have, it could work well if the pumpkins have space to put down roots, and the roses don't suck out all the moisture.
Way to go Dan with your gardening tactics! I love what you're doing with the organization in the attic...great idea using cardboard to keep fabrics in place! Welcome back Cat and Nati! All is well with the world at La Lande!
Sometimes I just don’t want it to end.💖
Great idea with the fabric storage system with the cardboard wrappings. Can’t wait to see this all done.
Dan is very clever..He can sort out any bad situation..
My mouth 👄 his fly
Fabric Library is GENIUS!
Love, love, loved this vlog. I had a smile on my dial the whole time watching the industry of these beautiful souls. Sarah and Cat brilliant job on the material storage! Makes a lot of sense to wrap them and store vertically 🧡 Steve! lifting the sheep over the pen 💪 and they were so sweet ambling away in a line. See you all next time. 🥰🕊
What a wonderful crew of Lalanders. Dan is a true treasure and David and Phillip are amazing. I am thrilled that Kat is back!!! What a great idea for fabric storage. Wonderful episode. Thank you, thank you!
Oh, how I giggle! I'm so happy watching everyone working throughout the chateau but a little sad when it's over. I look forward to seeing what Devilish Dan comes up with next or what Cat organizes and who will show up on the woodland forest show. I think I shall watch it all again and smile some more!!
It's so nice to see all the ladies together again! Stephanie, the fabrics! I would be in fabric heaven! I worked for Pierre Deux French Country here in the states. and have a small collection of beautiful French fabrics. I've used some of them over the years and I'll never part with them. And I'm now reminded I also need to organize a bit better!
why not use the lining paper for the shelves and draws keep fabrics clean
OMG, chasing the sheep never get's old..So funny😂
That is by far the best fabric storing system! Excellent Sarah. Also love Phillip's woodland watch!
I adore Dan…just an adorable man! He’s so good at everything he does and a wonderful sense of humor as well. Always happy to see him in the vlogs.
Every chateau in France should have pumpkins among the roses...a fairy tale come to life!
I agree. Cinderella did.
**I need to add to the fabric organizing.... as a costumer in film.... SUPER handy to have a little tag on the bolt that says how many yards/ meters there are of the fabric. Then you know how much you have for curtains or upholstering etc.**
Oh that bermezzise (I know that’s not spelt right lol)fabric would make beautiful cushions for the outside furniture on the terrace..
About putting pins to hold the fabric panels: look out for rust that can appear with time, it would be a shame for any damage to occur. Also any printing ink on the cardboard could seep over into the fabric (over time). It will depend on the levels of humidity throughout the year
I love Dan’s creativity in the garden! I congratulate him on trying new things! His sidekick did a really wonderful job with the sheep…they all looked so calm with her, even you know who! Sarah’s fabric storage system is one that I am going to adopt as it is brilliant! Thanks Phillip for the woodland animals segment which I really enjoy! 🐿
Wow! Sheep shearing looks easy when done that way! How wonderful that Davey's great-grandparents wash set has found a home with at Lalande. A wonderful statement of bringing the family you are born to, to the family you build. Bright blessings.
I love “moving sheep day” that is always a lot of fun 🤣
Oh the sheep shearing went very smoothly compared to the last time!! Love Dan's attitude to gardening. So good that the attic is getting such a clear out. Love Davey, how exciting are the treasures from his family. Great vlog.
I like Dan's pumpkin ground cover idea!
Lovely to see Kat back, nothing nicer than being organised, get way to store your fabrics card xxx well done Stephane xxx
Another superb evening. Dan is just too darn good 😊
Happy Tuesday....it’s Lalande 💕
I dearly loved the music choice accompanying the sheep shearing. Perfect!
I just love this bunch. Philip “ from the uk?”😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Stephanie: We brought the heat. Philip: From the U.K. I snorted laughing!
"I put Isabelle in your room. I hung Isabelle in your room. She's been framed. Anyway, she's on the mantelpiece." (27:55) That casual comment from Philipp had me in stitches!! I'm dying of laughter!! Well done, Philipp! King of puns!
The wash basin & jug was made for that bathroom, it looked perfect there. I love the footage of the animals, and the closing of the curtains, LOVE IT !!
I just love the new system with cardboard and fabric. Sarah is a genius! A funny genius! 😄🤩
So much today at Laland, I bet it feels good to have things in order... GREAT JOB guys!
LOVE from Chicago
Oh wow Kirstie was amazing with the sheep. They seem to really love her!
Ingenious fabric storage. The sheep were so cute in the arms of the lady doing thw sheering. So calm. The organization is going so well, and is oddly satisfying to watch.
Love the vlog…So much fun. Incredible organizing of fabrics…Incredibly perfect system!! I have a lot to do to be as organized!! 🤗. I wish I had such an incredible attic. I enjoy seeing chateau attics & seeing how they do look like an upside-down ship hold.. it’s interesting to know that the ship builders did craft the attics! Thus, the uniquely French look of chateau roofs/attics.
So enjoyed the garden section of vlog and Dan’s pumpkins! It’s so fitting…Lalande is so unique!
Lastly, what wonderful gifts from Davy’s family. He’s contributed so much to Lalande in various ways! All the best to all of you……
Oh what a treat to see the great wardrobe organization! 🥰 Tell Dan I am using pumpkins & beans as a ground cover, for the SoCal heat that's coming, in my corn patch.🌞🥵
I'm adoring the organization content. Its so fun to see all the stuff that has been collected and then see them be neatly put away (not including the mystery undies).
Thank you Cat, Nati, and Marie for sharing your hugs with us. xoxoxo I think the world would feel so much better if we just hugged each other a little more. The attic storage is looking so awesome! You guys are doing such a great job getting it all so neat and tidy. I know it would be very time consuming to do now, but as you work your way through the fabric cupboard going forward, maybe you would consider pinning a note with the measurements of each fabric? It might help you save time later when you are looking for something for your many projects. A big thank you to Dan for clearing the foundation of the lost tower. He did a wonderful job getting it all tidied up. I'm guessing the trees will have to be sorted by the Tree Surgeon? Then we'll have a better understanding of what's still left of the tower. So exciting!! I'm a little worried about the pumpkins in the rose beds. Unlike my mom, I am no expert at roses, but pumpkins are a personal favorite and they need a LOT of water. Not sure what color/variety the roses are, but things like catmint, lavender, Russian sage, salvia, thyme, parsley, oregano, garlic, chives, and other edible onions are great companions for most roses. Lavender and catmint attract Japanese beetles, which eat their poisonous leaves, and Yarrow attracts Ladybugs which eat aphids. I guess we'll have to wait and see how this little experiment goes. I'm sorry to hear that Davie is leaving. I hope he returns soon. Safe travels Davie.
The fabrics shouldn’t be stored with pins! If there is moisture, humidity, etc. the pins could destroy the fabric if the metal corrodes. The fabric will get stained and sometimes the pins don’t come out of the fabric … get stuck. Ask me how I know! Cardboard is also bad. You should fold around something the same size and then take it out with the shape formed. Be careful how long you store directly touching wood. There are archival paper and boxes that are good for preserving fabric.
What a fun vlog this was today, every bit of it. Joyous.
Lovely to see the work being done and the hidden gifts in the garden for those that slow down and enjoy the view.
Lovely items at the end that were truly treasure by the family.
Surprised that there are no baby lambs
What a delightful vlog. Every new task was so fun to watch. I laughed and laughed watching sheep round-up, and the FABRIC ORGANIZING. Sigh.....the purple sky at the end of the day, and your forest friends busy when you finally rest. Good Day La Lande friends & Dan! Ha-Ha!
Dan's mimicking Stephanie is hilarious! Go Dan!
I just love how Canadians pronounce "out". Invariably it sounds like "oat".
Ooooh, we have those in my Swedish summer house!! Huge water jug and a basin
Aww - the framed painting of Isabel actually made me teary-eyed. (Loved the whole vlog as usual, but this was unexpectedly lovely and moving for me.)
Hope you make yarn out of the woll from the sheeps. You can knit a lot of warm clothes for the winther. Can can also coloring it with all the lovly plants and Therese around the la lan🧶👍
Pumpkins will add a lot of good nutrients into the rose gardens, lets see what happens. Love the sheep shearing, the woman who did the shearing has an incredible way with them. loved the critter vids.
Yay! Woodland Watch! Always wonderful! Dan's work and sense of humor are always entertaining. 😄 l love his daily vlogs. 😊 Cat's and Steve's wife (?) organizational skills are really handy. That's going to be a really big job! Exciting things to look forward to! Always so many fun giggles!
Steve’s wife is Sara.
Dan is the man of the Chateau Land. Thanks for sharing so many smiles.
I love all of the sheep montages. 🐑 such a good laugh and sweet too.
Love Sarah's hair with the curls!😍
Yes- she really suits that style!! Her joy at organizing the fabrics was so infectious; it’s a great system she has put in place! People have been commenting that cardboard isn’t good for the fabrics but perhaps in the short term it’s not so bad. Ideally it would be great if thin cedar planks were used but these days that would be cost prohibitive. Anyway these fabrics have been jumbled up in piles for ages; I think this will be a huge improvement. And they will be used!
Stephanie, did you ever dream you would have such a delightful group of people that have found their way to the chateaux.? You are all such a delight to watch. You have set the chateaux bar quite high.
Use the Burmese fabrics for patio furniture and coussins
Maybe they could also have them as ruffles around more basic cushions, so they are easier to combine with other things, or something like that! If she finds them too busy!
They would also make beautiful Roman style curtains for some smaller windows in rooms with less “traffic”
Bolster pillows are also cute btw (I think) she could put those on the patio furniture perhaps!
Hi guys! Can I ask everyone a favor? We have a Historic Home near me in Galveston, Texas USA that is being restored. Janie is the owner who just purchased it at the beginning of the year! It's not a chateau, but it's what would be considered one here in Galveston! She's at the very beginning of her UA-cam channel and it would be awesome if we all could show here channel some love from all of us who love seeing historic buildings being restored!!! Her channel is restoreleaguehouse. I am emailing her a link to Stephanie's video about how UA-cam saved the chateau so maybe she can do the same to help save this hugely significant home to Galveston and Texas!!! I know this huge community can spread the love of old buildings with people all over the world to help save this one too! Much Love!!!
Another brilliant episode, and can I just say that Sarah looked amazing today!
Brilliant sorting System! I would recommend to write the mesurements on the cardboard too