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This video, is more powerful then I think you realise.
A lot of us gardeners find peace, sometimes the only peace, when with our plants.
Its nice to know we're not alone in the emotion it brings. The only time I feel content is either tending to my plants or just sitting at the plot, in silence, watching the wildlife go about days.
I'm sorry you're noticing your parents fragility. It's hard. Your description was so spot on. Our parents were giants, strong, protecting. Then one day, they just seem so small and those roles switch. You become the strength, the giant, the protector.
My mum (and grandmum) are always in the garden with me, though they have been gone for many years. And we are all in our pajamas!
I sleep in my birthday suit and dont think the neighbours would want me wandering to my greenhouse first thing in the morning. 😂😵💫
One of your finest videos for so many reasons. I remember clearly the day I realized my Mum had passed into the realm of being 'elderly' and frailer and it was a shock and reminded me I was getting older as well.
Your wee greenhouse is undeniably the best thing you have done for yourself, it has become in no short order your sanctuary and is a blessing.
Jammies in my garden ...absolutely! As soon as the weather is warm enough, I am out in my garden in my shorty nightgown with my wellies and a cup of tea, snacking on whatever berry is ripe. In autumn and winter I go out to fill all the bird and critter feeders in my thick fleecy jammies, a barn jacket and my wellies...it is all about mornings and jammies in my garden year round!
Sending you hugs, hope you are feeling better about 'stuff' soon . 💜
It's worrying at our age when you notice a decline in your parents. My mum's in her 80's and we've noticed over the last year or so a real decline in her mentally. Having said that she doesn't see it. You just ask her. She's fine! Not to mention argumentative and difficult! LOL She said to me the other day, "I expect your father and that woman are probably married by now!" I said, "Mum. They got married in 1986!" to which she replied, "I know that. Do you think I'm an idiot!"
I walk down to the polytunnel around 6.30 to open up the doors and roof vent, then come back to a coffee on the patio. And just look at teh garden changing peacefully in the spring.
My dad was here f 2 days this week, helped me clear and mulch a flower bed. After it he lost a lot of steam and had to sit down for a while before he set off home. I treasure every day or afternoon I get to spend with him in the garden, especially after losing mum last year.
A garden and every small space within it is a beautiful and calming place to be.
Happy Easter all
A garden is a wonderful place to just be
I feed my chickens everyday in my nightwear, woolly hat and wellies. Wander around the garden ,notice all the little changes, just wonderful. 😊
Dear Tony, there is a huge shift when we recognize the fragility of age on our parents faces. The sense that we need to protect them, to spend time and really listen to them. You have a real gift now, take the time to talk to your Mom and dad. record their stories now because when they are gone who will you ask? It is a precious gift to hear their laughter, their voices,mmm and say, do you remember when?...
Yes to both classical music and wandering through the garden in my pjs.
Very humbling & emotional video sir. ❤
I've really struggled over winter
last few week overwhelmed me to much
and few days ago just went out and pottered about feelin better seeing my seedlings and colours coming threw
Our plants give us peace happy and joy ❤❤❤
Hope ya mum be on mend and ya pops too 😊
Happy gardening Tony 😊
Thinking and sending some Geordie hugs 🤗
@@TonyCSmith 🤗🤗 right back at you Mt tony
Haha! I have just come in from doing my check of the garden in my pyjamas 😂.
My house is overwhelmed by precious seedlings and every year I am transfixed by the magic of growing a plant from a tiny seed.
Sometimes it's a shock to realise that we are all on a journey, some of us are further on than others. It is the way of all things, we know that so well as gardeners.
I think the trick is to spread your love while you can.
I watch all your videos, but don't usually comment. I wanted to thank you for sharing your state of mind. I can feel your melancholy over the health of your parents. Growing plants and watching them develop is so therapeutic. I'm not very good with words, but wanted to encourage you to keep gardening and keep talking. We are all supporting you.
Always out in my pjs checking my greenhouse. Usually see my neighbour doing same thing. His old school so his dressed. We all know just to nod at each other in the mornings until we've had enough caffeine in our systems
Every morning even in winter I walk in garden it’s like a nature check , wakes you up makes you feel good and alive. Sorry to here about your mum n dad, it makes you realise we are all getting older, loving the vlogs even my 7 year old granddaughter knows your name and was watching your vlog as she knows I follow you, she loves gardening.
Tony, it's always a shock when you suddenly see someone frail who you remember as hale and hearty. I agree, surrounded by plants you've grown is lovely. I always play classicfm in the greenhouse, as well as the house. Enjoy your Easter weekend.
My happy place too
Lost my sister on Tuesday, she was only 63 so it has been my refuge and escape this week
Certainly makes you think of your own mortality
Hope your parents keep well
Love your work.
Truly, you brighten my day
Sending you and your family my thoughts at this very sad time Alan
Hugs to you Tony.
Very moving video, it really is hard seeing your parents get old and frail. I was nursing my dad this time last year, toughest gig ever. He taught me everything I know about gardening. His final tip for gardening was " just do it right son." Now my mum has covid a year later. I'm sure your parents will get better. Enjoy your Easter with your family, take care Tony.❤
Quite a profound posting, Tony, and some thoughtful replies. I know exactly where you are coming from. We have two very frail mothers, both in their 90s, and I have a old friend, same age as me, in a hospice. It's a weight to bear, but the allotment does lift the spirits, both the plants and the wildlife (and I can see St. Mary's lighthouse from mine).
It's sometimes better than home, to be honest.
I finally understand my late Dad.. he was always in his greenhouse and I can never ever forget we went down on the Sunday as per usual with my first son and remember my Dad chasing him round in his Thunderbirds outfit as the "hood" after one of the Thunderbirds... Monday early doors phone call massive stroke.. gone ...😪every day is precious whether as I am now trying to grow again and looking at my grandchildren as my legacy or trying to get them to grow pumpkins for Halloween etc.
Oh my goodness my first time watching this video, so emotive and you are a really lovely lovely man Tony. Family time is the most important time xx
Tony, we all have those days when the allotment or greenhouse gets you through the day. Mine began November 21, I have watched you Steve Jessie and loads more UA-cam blogs to help me through, and have followed all your tips, just to help me loose myself for a few hours at my allotment, so I get how you felt today........well done mate, well bloody done, them seeds just get us through.
Sam
Great chat Tony, thanks for all of that. You're a lucky man to still have both parents, do make the most of the time you have with them. I'm almost the same age and have been orphaned for quite a long time now. Still "talk" to them every day about the problems with me tomatoes but it's not the same.
Same (56), same (12 years now), and same. Still hard
I go to my green house in my pj's with a cup of coffee all the time. I love to just spend time in there even if there's nothing to do. Happy to just look at all my plants and seedlings 😊
When your in your happy place everyone gets nostalgic, it dont hurt to remember good times….that was quite a powerful video, well done.
Hi Tony, another great video. I know exactly what you mean about being your happy place, I only got into growing veg two years ago, I was suffering with severe depression and really has been my saviour, it is very hard to explain to somebody who doesn’t grow what it does for the mind. Keep sharing the great videos, thank you.
As for the pyjamas, I would be arrested if I got caught outside in my nightwear 😁
Fancy going to all the garden centres then ending up getting Shirley at Aldi🤣🤣🤣🙋🏻
Getting in that happy place sets up your day, mate. PJs & coffee just make it better.
This one hit home for me Tony. We lost my mum in November to Alzheimer’s and to see how fast she went down hill still breaks my heart and as for my pops well like you said a giant I’m starting to see his age, he was also telling me he’s scared like who would have thought a man like him would be scared but he is he’s scared cause he doesn’t know if he will have everything done that he wanted for me and my sister. It’s soo hard to see our loved ones get older. Hugs from across the pod in Canada.
Good morning Tony !
We all need time to reflect and the garden is a nice place to do that.
Thank you, Tony. This is an important video. 🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️👍👩🌾
Great video Tony, hope your mam gets well soon. Its a shock to see our parents looking old and frail.
As for music, yes, everytime i go down the allotment the radio is turned on in the greenhouse, even if i am down the bottom of the garden. I love the peace and quiet of the greenhouse, nice place to reflect, think and talk, seedling etc are good listeners and don't judge. 👍
Tony daylight permitting a call to the plot in the morning on my way to work just me and the bird song. What a way to start the day just perfect
Tony your energy and your genuine way has Been great, I for one over think alot. At times standing in a greenhouse or tunnel, is just like a self hug of peace or rest. The silence in walled
Gardens or old garden is also of a very inspiring space sometime too. I enjoy your potty
garden club too does Hannah have a allotment channel too
Not warm enough yet here in the mornings, but once it is you will find me wandering out in pj’s to open up my zipper greenhouses. It’s hard to watch parents get frail. Enjoy them while you can.
I understand your excitement and affection for your babies, I go outside to check my plants first thing in the morning too. In fact, I have even turned the compost in my nightie 🙂. You are doing a wonderful job in your new greenhouse.
My neighbors can tell you, I often step out to the garden in the morning in my pyjamas - I try to keep it to the back garden. The best part is to call my 90 year old mom, and tell her I was outside in my pyjamas just to get a rise out of her. Happy Easter.
Hi Tony, I also check out my greenhouse and cabin every morning at around 5.30 to stroke and talk to my seedlings etc. This year is particularly poignant for me because in mid Feb I tripped over in the garden, ended up in hospital with fractured ribs and during my stay they did an array of scans etc, and last month I was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer. I start chemo next Friday 14th and have been desperately trying to nurse along my seedlings and pot up dahlias etc before then. Last week I was told that I should avoid gardening because scratched and or bites can cause infection (which is particularly dangerous when on Chemo)but I am determined to support my plants to thrive and in doing so help me to survive and thrive this diagnosis.
Feel for you Tony. I lost both my parents very early on and the greenhouse is a great place of peace and reflection. I am surrounding myself with memories in my garden that stick in my mind from my childhood. Not quite sure what the neighbours make of my dressing gown and fluffy slippers though!
Thoughts are with you Tony. It’s my Dads BDay today but he’s now in permanent care, I find it so hard leaving him. My allotment really is my happy place, even if its just a bit of weeding…really emotive viewing.
I lost my older brother to Cancer in December and You do start thinking about life,the future and the past from time to time it's only natural but it's great to have family and friends and plants for company to keep going... enjoy your weekend Tony 👍
I totally can relate to how you feel about your parents, my mum died two years ago and miss er every single day. Nice to see you finding joy with the seedlings though, we all need an outlet, whenever I'm down I go see my gran babies. Works every time. xx
Contemplating life in your pj’s drinking superb coffee on a sunny morning… good start to the day if you ask me x
You've entered that phase where suddenly you realise your parents are succumbing to old age and getting more vulnerable as each week passes. I've been there, the final few years of my parents' lives were the most stressful of my life.
The roles are reversed when elderly parents start to need your support, it can take some getting used to. Then you look at all those healthy young plants, bursting with life, and it is a welcome antidote. Gardening is great therapy and your little greenhouse will reward you massively for the effort you made to set it up. Gorgeous green zone to lose yourself in.
Now it’s not so cold here in Wales I pop out in the garden in my pjs ,
Tony everyone ends a happy place we're so lucky to have one to access when we need it
Your right the garden is a happy place.... I'm on my decking at 6.40pm with a beer. After a busy day, getting the rest of the garden ready for growing.... it's hard doing it single handed and takes a long time but I love it, especially this beautiful bank holiday weekend... beats being stuck in traffic going nowhere❤
Hi Tony, all your plants in your greenhouse are looking really good. It's lovely beimg able to go out there in the mornings just to look & reflect. Thanks for sharing and take care 😊
Hi Tony, wishing your mam and dad the best health. We've been there too, story for another day mate. Gardening is a safe haven, a distraction. Enjoy every day as it comes and stay positive 🙏🏽
I know exactly what you mean Tony, you don’t have to say much, I lost my dad when I was 39 and lost my mum when I was 41 they were way too young, but I must say I love your positivity! And I too find working in the garden helps me totally! Happy gardening eh😉🌱🍅🥒🌽🫑🍠🌶🍆🥦☀️
I sat down and watched this after a spell in the greenhouse potting on seedlings deciding which are the most worthy, something I never enjoy as they are all my babies! Also worrying about my Dad who is 88 and my aunt and uncle both in their 80’s, so I was quite shocked to find you in the same kind of melancholy. Our gardening our greenhouses and our age must give us time to reflect and make us better people. Chin up, you give me and countless others joy and pleasure sharing your videos with us.
Tony,spend time with your parents as much as you can,sadly ours have gone ,but what we do on our allotment is we grow dahlias,sweet peas & chrysanthemums to take to the cemetery and many other flowers too,yes we also grow veg far too many but we give plenty away,just something about gardening,your plants & the peace & quiet of an allotment you really can get your thoughts together,great video look forward to plenty more,happy gardening.
Hey, nout wrong with that. I play 70s rock music in the tunnel :). Something you said... I remember my dad had massive arms, covered in freckles. He was a big muscular guy, and it broke me in two the day he said he had rheumatism. It was a bolt of realism! But hey, just to make you laugh... I was heaving 30 litre containers of wet compost yesterday, and my son said 'how old are you?' I told him and he said when I use a Zimmer frame he's getting a shovel attached to it 🤣. Bless him!
I’m always out in my pjs ! Digging , weeding even mowing sometimes 😂 ! The greenhouse is my happy place and just sitting in there brings me peace! Wishing your mum a speedy recovery Tony x
The greenhouse is the first place I go - in pyjamas - just to check in and start the day. Glorious :-)
Thank you Mr. Smith, I've been following your vids for some time now but never felt the need to leave a comment however I could not let this one pass without a thank you because it was such a personal insight and hit an emotional level that I found really moving.
Cheers Paul… nice to hear from you.
Me too ...up to see the sunrising and talk to all me seedlings ☺💗🌱🌱🌱🌱🌿
Good morning yep in my pyjamas, first thing in the morning and yes I also Play old Art bell podcasts to all my plants 🪴 They seem to love it . Big love x
I hope your keeping okay.
I love the smell of tomatoes, and geraniums, can't beat it
I play classical music to my plants lol but find music any music helps my day along no matter what I'm up to xx
Absolutely Tony, its the first thing i do, also straight after work. I come in drop my work bag and carry on straight through to the back garden and into the greenhouse, and hubby brings me a coffee. I need to check on all my babies, like you said, you bring them into this world and hope they are going to see it through till the end, be it a harvest of vegetables, fruits or flowers. I know you dont get the flower thing but its that same feeling when a seed germinates I get when I see a flower bloom into life knowing I germinated that plant and molly coddled it into this beautiful flower that i am now staring at. And YES I take my bluetooth speaker into the greenhouse everytime without fail, and to the allotment, I love listening to music while I tend to my plants. Its my happy place. Yes it can be stressfull at times, and I have a lot to be stressed about at present, and have been at the end of my tether since my mum passed 18 months back. And I really didnt need to see my allotment flooded again within 4 months. And as horrid to see the damage it caused yesterday, I am still lifted thinking about how I know it will look late summer when its all planted up, and I still have plans swirling around my head while I am assessing the damage. I have had so much personal upheaval and trauma in the last 18 months. I feel the allotment is all I have to take my mind off LIFE and all the crap I am having to deal with. So yes, our little oasis, be it a little window box to an allotment/small holding does our mental health and well being a world of good. Is it the circle of life? is it because we enjoy the end result? is it because we feel the need to be caring for something? or all of the above? which ever way you look at it. ITS A POWERFUL BEAST and it doesnt know how important it is to us that rely on it for our inner sanctum. x
Tony re the shelves in the greenhouse I had those but found they were really cold for the roots being metal changed to some plastic ones and my plants thrived just a thought yes I’m out early in pjs even wave to my neighbour
Morning tony you should be proud. It’s my happy place too. We all go into our garden in nightmare slippers etc. Praps one of your subscribers can send you a couple of Shirley plugs. If I had some I would. I lost my dad last July he was 102 him and mum lived with us 9 years wen mum got dementia she passed 5 years ago then dad got it. I could only go plot for an hour every day. I used to think one day I can be here all the time. Now that I can I miss my mum and dad so much. They taught me nearly everything but they certainly gave me the desire to grow and my Nan and Aunty all green fingered. Be happy Tony you are doing amazing
Hi Tony your video is from your heart I also get up in morning early, birds singing cup of tea in hand and check my babies best time off day to be with your thoughts,hope your mam's feeling better .Hugs to you all ❤
I love either silence and the birds or Spotify and my favourite opera, and classic music on low, but if I play Bolero, ooh bit of drama in the tunnel! A good friend just passed away today, and my moment, was just now in the polythene, listening to this, thank you, take care,
I have a Google home mini in my greenhouse, I like to listen to podcasts while in my happy place. I also have the metal units (my are from IKEA)
Love a bit of classical. Chopin & Satie do it for me.
I'm always worrying about my mam tony she's been on her own nearly 40 years now. I lost my dad when I was only 11 and brother 8 so my mam's brought us up on her own. My dad was my hero he was a fisherman on the trawlers her out of whitby. Followed him everywhere I was that mad on fishing he took me off on a trip or 2 and I spewed up day and night. So when I put the music on it takes me back to them days tony.
My normally super fit hubby Tony who cycles 40-60km 3 x week, kayaks, bush walks has recently done his back now severe sciatica and so incapacitated, earlier in year diagnosed with angina necessitating a coronary stent, were both 79 this year and it’s devastating for him. Our kids live interstate so I’m sure they’ll be as shocked as you. I hope your mums back improves sooner than later but it is a slow process. Enjoy those wonderful plants there doing great. Take care chin up.
No pjs outside the front door were too overlooked
As my greenhouse is at my allotment I can’t get away with going in my PJ’s 😂 but my allotment is my happy place it’s brought me so much peace over the last year. Hope your mum feels better soon it’s hard when parents start to show their age but spending time with family is precious, not everyone gets the chance. Enjoy your Easter and take care of you, your family and of course your plants ❤
what a sweet little green house! :) Not long now till they are all out in the world. I am not looking forward to hardening them off with our puppy about! lol
Yes tony I know where you’re coming from. I’ve had a poly tunnel on my allotment now just over 3 years I go up there’s every day with my dog for a hour or so it gives me a piece of mine look at the plants I’ve grown and I sit there and think of things. Chin up
i will when the weather is warmer here in ontario canada😬
I thought I was the only one out in the garden in my dressing gown checking on the greenhouse. I encouraged my dad to take on an allotment after my mum died and he was there most days even at the age of 92. He passed away last year so your video was touching to say the least. Miserere Gregorio Allegri for me by the way and Vivaldi of course.
I quite like the idea of popping into the garden first thing in my pyjamas....but, since I don't wear them, if I went out in my normal night attire I think my plant, to say nothing of my neighbours, might die of shock 😂. I hope all goes well with your family, lad, it's hard but none of us are getting any younger. Take care mate
Oh Tony I love listening to your accent, you could talk to me all day...😅😅😅
Ah….. how sweet
I loved this video it showed a totally different side to you and agree that this was a really powerful video
Terrific video tony very heartfelt on so many levels, keep your chin up mate, I’m going through something similar and it’s great that we all have our happy place to go to 😀 best wishes to your parents and stay safe David 👍👍
Hi Tony. Sorry if this is a longer comment, I hope you get a chance to read it along with the other heartfelt comments that this video has instigated.
10 months ago my beautiful wife passed away too young with cancer after 48 years of marriage. When she became ill I closed my business down after 27 years to care for her so am now retired (I'm 68).
It seemed like overnight I lost my wife, my job, and my purpose in life. I struggled for a while looking for a reason to go on and, thankfully, I finally found this in my veg garden. A few months ago I found your channel and viewing your daily post over a coffee is my 5am routine (I am in Australia so your posts are only a couple of hours old). There are so many vloggers out there to show you the 'secrets' to growing this and that but that's not what you do. You show the trials and tribulations as well as the successes of gardening and your personal connection to the land comes through in your videos.
This is just my clumsy way of saying your posts matter a lot to many people in so many ways, I'm sure you didn't expect this when you started. Thank you for your honest posts and keep up the good work. I've always loved the saying 'A Gardner plants because he believes in the future"
Hi Steven thank you ever so much for the kind words. I do read🌈❤️👍
PJ coffee and the smell of new plants
My greenhouse is my church ....☮
What a wonderful video. You're a very real person Tony and it's nice to hear you speak from the heart. Im sure you can see how appreciated your thoughts are. Happy Easter to you and all your mates in the greenhouse 😊
Big test for you today Tony bought four bags of Ewe Grow instead of my usual .....fingers crossed.
You were right about water retention as by eck they were heavy hefting them into the boot after the rain..... Cumbria eh.
Anyway yeah I do stroll round the garden in shorts and stuff with a brew......bit frosty this morning ice in the metal water dish thingy.
Veg on hold as building work due so no room until they've built the extension and bugger off. Therefore I'm getting veg gardening fix from your Channel and the other people on UA-cam 👍🙂
We all have secrets, don't tell anyone but in the 90s when I was dragged off to watch the ballet at the Bolshoi in Moscow (I was a mature stoodent on a History trip to Russia) I really enjoyed it. Me!! a Cumbria shipyard thug watching the ballet* and loving it.......keep that to yourself though 😉😉😉
*Romeo and Juliet in case you're wondering 😂
Classic FM really brings your thoughts down on a peaceful level, although I really do love all music from early 50's to end of 70's are the best for me, having an older brother and sister advanced my learning. Love my potting shed, I only have room for pots, but the assortment of veg and bright flowers together does wonders for my mindset 😅😅. Love your posts, I'm from Leeds by the way, look after yourself. x
Great video Tony I moved into my home two years ago and the first thing I bought was a Plastic greenhouse it’s just so peaceful I love it in the morning
You seem to enjoy the technical side of creating your perfect cup of coffee, might I suggest you try getting yourself a Panasonic bread maker and putting the same mind set and experimental
enthusiasm into creating the perfect loaf to create the perfect sandwich with some of your salad crops. ( I'm a big sourdough fan ).
I know exactly what your saying Tony I’ve been there when the vulnerability of your parents hits home! It’s a difficult one to come to terms with but gardening is certainly a place that helps. By the way what melons are you growing mate.
I’ve been told that classical music is very good for plants. I can’t remember the science, but I think I’d give it a go.
I'm growing loads of Roma this year. Last year I tried 'cannin' for the first time, using old jars. We opened the last one beginning of March. They were perfect.
Hey Tony,
A very touching, powerful vlog mate. Probably more than you realise.
Life is finite my friend, trust me, I know after losing my wife last year.
Our happy place was our allotment which I still work on, mainly because its peaceful and I can reflect on memories together.
We all get to meet again, but it's hard for those that gave to wait a bit longer.
Incedently I grew Japanese black truffles kast year and they were amazing.
Also grew Calabash and Belladine from Nickys nurseries.
Chin up fella.
I can relate to this Tony. Whatever’s on your mind, gardening just helps us offload and there’s always something you find that cheers you up or something that invigorates the senses and takes you back to fond memories. No matter what the size, there is just something healing about a green space. Thanks for sharing my friend, I really enjoyed this 🌱👍
Life goes so fast fucking hell big lad making me well up ere
I play mindfulness pan pipe rainforest music for 4 dogs and they really chillax🤣. Perhaps I should try it for my chilli plants 🤩 thanks for the inspiration
Go out regularly in the morning in my PJs to the greenhouse to check everything 😂
I do exactly the same Tony...sow the seeds with every intention of giving them to friends...and when the time comes..its such a struggle to do!!
Memories can be wonderful & sad at the same time...enjoy the good ones and roll with the sad...sending best wishes...by the way lovely video...
I’ve got a radio in my greenhouse
Irene i play rock n roll to my tomato plants,,,
Roma doesn't like r n r,,,, they like Italian arias spelled wrong for a guess yes i know ,,,,i am honestly dyslexic Ed
Nice video I grew Brads Atomic outdoors last year and I had an over abundance of fruit I live near Accrington in Lancashire
Tony, are any of your seedlings showing signs of sun scorching? Mine are in the conservatory for the light and this recent spell of sunshine down here in Sussex seems to have turned some leaves crispy and a few others white/see-through. I thought it was powerdery mildew at first but some of them look burnt? The only place they get the light they need is the conservatory (I bring them in at night).
Always in the greenhouse pj and dressing gown first thing family time is so important everything thing looks great