Hello from London UK dear Kim 😃 It is so nice to finally be able to pause, sit down and enjoy your video. You are looking very well with or without make up and I love the way that you always keep it real. These exotic holiday pictures are looking heavenly. Your lawn is looking so fresh and green ! Sasha is looking good do ! Isn't a gardening tour refreshing after a busy & stressful day ? Loving your hanging baskets and combination of Verbena & Supertunias. I love Sedums that are so easy to grow and do look lovely in Fall too. All in all your deer fence has kept those "hungry beasts" away considering that it is only a fishing line. Thanks for sharing with us your trials & errors as it happens to all of us in real life gardening. I am delighted to rose garden is looking healthy with no signs yet of the dreaded Japanese beetles. The second flush of roses is always smaller is bloom size. Alexandra of Kent blooms are still beautiful. I do love Brasilian Verbena and could not do with it in the garden. What a gorgeous view to enjoy through the seasons. I do love your Vermillionaire planter and how fresh the Verbenas & Supertunias are still looking ! Your patio Begonia is truly spectacular. How fabulous to have a standard Gardenia growing your patio as it is one of the exquisite fragrance in plants. I love how Spireas change colours through the seasons. Loving how you care for all the visitors of your garden including butterflies & bees ! My tip for growing beautiful Agapanthus is too keep their root system restrained as they are used to grow through rocks in South Africa so keeping them in a pot buried in the soil will work well. You really had me smiling with your invasive self seeding Celosia that may well indeed become a fixture of your garden for the next seasons... I am love with Lysianthus that last up to 3 weeks in a vase and need to try & grow some next year. You Caladium and Sun Impetients entrance display is looking spectacular an doubts that passers by and neighbours must stop by to admire it. I am in love with your Southern living rocking chairs on the porch where I would be sipping Mint Juleps drinks every evening 😊The Angelface plants are also called summer Snapdragons. I am equally stunned that your mini vista white Supertunias did not do well as I was expecting your front border to be a masterpiece and we cannot allow this to happen again in Kim's garden ! Your "dwarf" Potato Vine had me chuckle as it is most definitely not but at least did do its thing trying to compensate the void left by the mini vista white. You have done a great job at pruning the climbing rose. My Verbenas here in London UK are doing very well and so easy to look after. Can you believe that we are expecting a mini heatwave of 91o Fahrenheit here in South England today ! Adding a Living Pink & Rose Hydrangea Paniculata to your garden would a lovely touch - us Frenchies call it "Vanille - Fraise" for its colour reminiscent of a vanilla / strawberry ice cream 😃 It is such a good idea to keep a tag with the names of the plants. Thank you so much for this lovely refreshing tour of your summer garden that has made my day after a crazy week-end in hospitality. By the way, I also follow you on IG and occasionally share picture of my little London flower border with you ! I am so excited about my ornamental Tobacco plant Nicotiana Alata starting to bloom and its divine fragrance. Wishing you a lovely week in Charlotte NC dear Kim 💚
Wow thanks for taking the time to responding to my video and garden. You should be a writer. Everything is worded perfectly. I’ll look for your picture on Instagram
Amazing and the photo of your beautiful family on vacation how fun!!! look like you visit in the pacific, I'm from Tonga Island, so I know right away you were somewhere in the pacific. Beautiful garden!!
Great tour ,for me it’s been a really hard gardening experience , you are correct every year is definitely different.. You have some great looking plants. I can say I have great looking hydrangeas,all different types of begonias that are in huge pots,and pink cashmere 😂 .in a early video I saw you had put it with some bronze sweet potato vine with pink cashmere I thought it was gorgeous together.I tried to look for it this time but must have missed it . BUT Always …. Thanks Kim 🍃🌿the end of July and the first of August is the hardest time on the garden,between heat and this year for me drought . I think you may get a ton of rain this week 🙏
Beautiful garden tour even though it’s hot and humid. Instead of the dwarf potato vin3 try the wire vine in your containers. I like the holly trimmed up takes a lot of weight off your front garden.
Kim, I love your garden. We had some heavy rain and I lost my new Boscobel. We have clay soil too. I was wondering if your walkways are stamped concrete?
Gorgeous as always!!!! Thankyou so much for showing us your gardens!!😊💜🩷
Hello from London UK dear Kim 😃 It is so nice to finally be able to pause, sit down and enjoy your video. You are looking very well with or without make up and I love the way that you always keep it real. These exotic holiday pictures are looking heavenly. Your lawn is looking so fresh and green ! Sasha is looking good do ! Isn't a gardening tour refreshing after a busy & stressful day ? Loving your hanging baskets and combination of Verbena & Supertunias. I love Sedums that are so easy to grow and do look lovely in Fall too. All in all your deer fence has kept those "hungry beasts" away considering that it is only a fishing line. Thanks for sharing with us your trials & errors as it happens to all of us in real life gardening. I am delighted to rose garden is looking healthy with no signs yet of the dreaded Japanese beetles. The second flush of roses is always smaller is bloom size. Alexandra of Kent blooms are still beautiful. I do love Brasilian Verbena and could not do with it in the garden. What a gorgeous view to enjoy through the seasons. I do love your Vermillionaire planter and how fresh the Verbenas & Supertunias are still looking ! Your patio Begonia is truly spectacular. How fabulous to have a standard Gardenia growing your patio as it is one of the exquisite fragrance in plants. I love how Spireas change colours through the seasons. Loving how you care for all the visitors of your garden including butterflies & bees ! My tip for growing beautiful Agapanthus is too keep their root system restrained as they are used to grow through rocks in South Africa so keeping them in a pot buried in the soil will work well. You really had me smiling with your invasive self seeding Celosia that may well indeed become a fixture of your garden for the next seasons... I am love with Lysianthus that last up to 3 weeks in a vase and need to try & grow some next year. You Caladium and Sun Impetients entrance display is looking spectacular an doubts that passers by and neighbours must stop by to admire it. I am in love with your Southern living rocking chairs on the porch where I would be sipping Mint Juleps drinks every evening 😊The Angelface plants are also called summer Snapdragons. I am equally stunned that your mini vista white Supertunias did not do well as I was expecting your front border to be a masterpiece and we cannot allow this to happen again in Kim's garden ! Your "dwarf" Potato Vine had me chuckle as it is most definitely not but at least did do its thing trying to compensate the void left by the mini vista white. You have done a great job at pruning the climbing rose. My Verbenas here in London UK are doing very well and so easy to look after. Can you believe that we are expecting a mini heatwave of 91o Fahrenheit here in South England today ! Adding a Living Pink & Rose Hydrangea Paniculata to your garden would a lovely touch - us Frenchies call it "Vanille - Fraise" for its colour reminiscent of a vanilla / strawberry ice cream 😃 It is such a good idea to keep a tag with the names of the plants. Thank you so much for this lovely refreshing tour of your summer garden that has made my day after a crazy week-end in hospitality. By the way, I also follow you on IG and occasionally share picture of my little London flower border with you ! I am so excited about my ornamental Tobacco plant Nicotiana Alata starting to bloom and its divine fragrance. Wishing you a lovely week in Charlotte NC dear Kim 💚
Wow thanks for taking the time to responding to my video and garden. You should be a writer. Everything is worded perfectly. I’ll look for your picture on Instagram
You are naturally beautiful!!🌸
So nice presentation💖💖💖💖Liked it
That dahlia is gorgeous
Love your attitude! Your garden is so beautiful. You are very talented.
@@christinabrancati2459 thanks
We have had all the rain too Kim! I have battled root rot on several plants 😢
Amazing and the photo of your beautiful family on vacation how fun!!! look like you visit in the pacific, I'm from Tonga Island, so I know right away you were somewhere in the pacific. Beautiful garden!!
@@seinispiker7995 I was in Myrtle Beach SC
Just love your garden style…you’re so sweet 👍💯
@@SharonHenscheid thank you
Great tour ,for me it’s been a really hard gardening experience , you are correct every year is definitely different.. You have some great looking plants. I can say I have great looking hydrangeas,all different types of begonias that are in huge pots,and pink cashmere 😂 .in a early video I saw you had put it with some bronze sweet potato vine with pink cashmere I thought it was gorgeous together.I tried to look for it this time but must have missed it . BUT Always …. Thanks Kim 🍃🌿the end of July and the first of August is the hardest time on the garden,between heat and this year for me drought . I think you may get a ton of rain this week 🙏
@@pcrice-lr2dn yes we have had a lot of rain and from the tropical storm will get more. Need to turn off the drip this week.
Muy buenos dias ❤❤
Love watching you
I live in Monroe NC
@@yelizavetamerkulov3419 not to far from me
Beautiful garden tour even though it’s hot and humid. Instead of the dwarf potato vin3 try the wire vine in your containers. I like the holly trimmed up takes a lot of weight off your front garden.
@@KimatRevAcres I agree
Considering adding iris, hibiscus, itea, swamp milkweed or butterfly weed to the water clogged area
@@jjjohnston545 great suggestions
Kim, I love your garden. We had some heavy rain and I lost my new Boscobel. We have clay soil too. I was wondering if your walkways are stamped concrete?
@@TxHoneybee01 oh bummer. Walk ways are pavers