June Garden Q -n- A | 🪵 Lincoln Log Style Raised Beds 🪵 | Your Garden Questions Answered
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Today I'm answering your questions about the garden that you left over on Instagram. It's my June Garden Q n A. The most popular question is how did we build our Lincoln Log style raised beds. A true raised bed DIY! Right out of our forest! Today YOUR garden questions get answered! With some husband humor thrown in!
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Also a Lavendula fan. On my way back from the Straits today, I took a chance & picked up a blooming & budded lavender topiary. Hoping I have enough indoor sun to keep it healthy through the winter. Most of my garden soil is derived from wood chips dropped at our nursery by tree trimmers. Free for my taking, after a couple, 3 years of piled high composting it's very good stuff.
I love the wind chimes. Your garden is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
I Love being outside🤍 I grew up barefoot with no electronics or tv. We are raising our girls the same way🤍 Loved the video, it was relaxing, Angela 🤍
I liked when you shared pictures of the plants you were talking about.
Love the chimes. It made me feel like I was sitting under the tree with you. Love it! Thank you!💕🌸🎶⚜️🔔
Ang, I liked this Q&A video - please do more! Can't wait to see a garden tour.
Ooooo, guest bedroom 🤓
I love how you pair edible plants with flowers ❤ Can't wait for a garden tour! I sympathize with you, bringing in soil. We moved to "the rock" Newfoundland last year and I cannot believe how many rocks there are every time you put a shovel in the ground! Raised beds are definitely the best way to conquer the rocks :)
I don't have to deal with rocks in my yard, just a heavy clay soil - but in its own way clay can be just as difficult a gardening foe as your ever present stones are.
So in response, I turned to raised beds too.
Yea Missouri is like that too.
I lived in a little town called Rochester Washington, and we called it "Rockchester". Every year we had to re- dig rocks. It was like the earth was literally birthing rocks. Now I'm stuck with horrible clay...
@@mfr336 There are rocky areas like yours here in Michigan too. Ours are glacial in origin - and it's the winter frost in the ground that can go down 3' or more that brings them up. Here you'll often see large stand alone piles of stones gathered & added to by farmers each spring when, it seems all of a sudden, their fields have become littered with rocks.
Love the chimes . :D Thank you for all the info.
Love, love your new haircut!
We did our raised beds Lincoln Log Style years ago.....different sizes.....loved it then.....they have since been removed....and have put grass back in in most of the areas, but have also removed them and grass entirely in another area. Moved the plants into pots
As always wonderful, Angela. Très bien. 💋
Greetings from warm and sunny Germany. ☀️
I LOVE how you have grass between your garden beds!!!! I know prob a lot of weedeating but so pretty!! So my husband now has a new project, cutting down trees and making garden beds. Thank you so much for sharing that!! Just love your house and garden!!
Love your lipstick
Joel’s questions 😂
We love it when you 2 are working together 🥰💙🙏🏻
I’m so please to see that you are able to get products that use our New Zealand wool, which is so beautiful and beneficial in so many ways.
It’s definitely wonderful in a mattress, but also as a carpet, rugs, clothing and even insulation. I love this product!!
So nice to see the development of your garden, it’s come such a long way which a lot of hard work and determination, well done!!
Hopefully we can see the guest room soon 💙🙏🏻
I love that you wear a dress 👗to rake manure into your raised beds💩 😀. I thought of you yesterday when I wore a dress to sculpt all my topiary boxwood🌳🌳. I won't do that again until I start a UA-cam channel! 😂
HAHAHAHA - oh that gave me a a good laugh. Thank you for watching.
Absolutely loved this Angela!! I am a second year gardener and I love hearing your tips and inspiration :-) Can't wait to see your garden in full bloom this July! Sending love from the south
How about a garden tour? I keep waiting. Would love to see what you are talking about, words not the same as a video.
A garden tour at the end of July would be beautiful! Then, you can show us the changes that you've made. ❤
Lots of rain and subsequent travel. We're bringing you what we can, when we can:) I get so many questions so we were trying to answer the most popular ones as I can't respond to everyone individually. Tours coming! We love doing tours too.
I loved it! Your chimes are perfect! Can’t wait to see the tour! I also loved that your Q&A wasn’t an hour! Just can’t do those! I love your channel. I love your home, and your gardens are astounding! I cannot believe all you all have accomplished in 4 years!
Thanks Angela. Love your garden
Videos. Wish I had your energy. I love your color selections.
Had the pleasure of going through the David Austen rose gardens in England. Beautiful and creative even in the off season. Hope you get a chance to visit them. You'd love them. And the tea room is a delightful place for tea or lunch!
Great video Angela! This answered a couple of my questions that I've been struggling with in my own garden! Merci!
Hi Angela, you look very nice.. liked the info on your raised beds love the log look for them.. you have much space on your property to plant lots of stuff... i took a little peek of some of your gardens... I also love roses and herbs 🪴 🌿 as well.. can’t wait for the whole entire summer garden tour.. thanks for this one.. bless you & your family..❤️
Very lovely garden! I hope you do more of these videos this summer. You and Joel are so cute!
The chimes are lovely, you don’t have to worry.
Yes! Anytime you want to talk about your gardens I’m thrilled.
Lovely videp. Thank you .
Angela, I think you would really enjoy the lasagna gardening method. You can add cow manure directly with this method. I’ve been building my beds like this the last few years. It’s free and my garden beds are fabulous!
That little kubota looks like fun to tool around in!
Joel...lol...😂while my husband and I love gardening together, he doesn't lay awake at night fomenting plans for our garden either, that's my job. And my darling husband doesn't like weeding either -- who does?🤷♀️
I think our biggest disappointment is the black hollyhock. We have tried plants and seeds and NONE of them have produced the elusive and much desired bloom. My biggest triumph? The Western Redbud! I thought she was dead, moved her twice, had to chop her to the nub due to some bug -- but "The Stick" (my nick name for it) that came from the stump has finally budded!💕
Flowers 💐 are beautiful
My garden is mostly lavender and purple colors , my favorite roses are Angle Face they smell so great .
Really like your natural raised beds.
And I expect the beds they've constructed should last fully intact at least 15 years.
Eventually the log walls will begin to seriously break down, making replacement necessary.
Hello from Shropshire UK. I was at David Austin Roses yesterday. It's about 10 minutes from me and the gardens are superb at the moment. Enjoy your Lovely Roses x
Oh LOVELY! Lucky you.
Thank you.
I loved hearing the chimes.
I love snapdragons and roses! I want to try growing the bells of Ireland , sweet peas and Chinese Lanterns
Loved this segment. Speaking my language with the pink purple. I have an area of my garden that I am developing thAt is a maroon, chartreuse, pink and who in leaf a flowers
Looking forward to hearing about your woodland garden. Our place is a very shady fir tree covered property with little direct sun🌲
Toda Angela for sharing the beauty of your part of the States. Such a beautiful place. I was thinking back to my mom. She was alot like you. You look a little like her too. I remember her wearing dresses when I was little. Her favorite lotion was Jergens Cherry scent. That was so comforting to me. Lately been teaching my grands about heaven. That you cant break anything in heaven, you can't mess it up. Maybe it's because of the times but thankyou for helping lift my spirits. Your an inspiration and I pray G-d bless you for it in Jesus name. Shalom.
Thank you so much Sarrah.
Love your dress!
Beautiful 🌿
Angela, do you follow Le Mas des Poiriers? It’s a fellow American who renovated a Provencal farm house with antiques. I thought you’d love it!
Well I'm gonna go check it out. I went to it but not much content.
Petra, what a lovely account! I requested to follow you so I can get inspiration from accounts you follow. All the best, Julie 🌷
@@sarahrickman6609 the account is called Provence Poiriers. I’m sorry I didn’t use the correct handle. @provencepoiriers
@@juliecarns thank you! I actually gave the wrong handle. It’s @provencepoiriers. I just allow family members and close friends to follow me !
I get so excited when you discuss your garden dreams!! I share your passion!!! Thank you for sharing!
I love any and ALL of your garden videos!!!! So refreshing and full of joy! Thank you!
We have gophers and moles....so we lined the bottoms with 1/4 " hardware cloth....then filled them
Love the raised beds! We have those in our gardens. We have poultry houses and use chicken litter from them in our gardens. We just let it sit for a while before planting. It has never damaged our gardens. Thanks for the informative video. Would you consider showing us how you can or put up your food from the gardens? I have been canning this summer. There is something very rewarding about using your own home grown food. I’m learning and have a long way to go but love it. Your videos are always so relaxing and enjoying!! ❤️
Love your gardens. I too love David Austin roses. I only have one so far, though I have 7 different roses and still getting more! More D.A. will be on their way too. Having lived in Shropshire for 15 years, I did get the opportunity to visit the David Austin nursery and garden centre. LOVE the gardens there. I live in Wales now but I will always visit the David Austin section of my local garden centre and plan which ones I will be getting next. I adore cottage garden flowers. Unfortunately, so do the slugs! Since I refuse to use pesticides, I learn to live with them and work around them. I never start seeds in the ground...always is the potting shed and then when they are large enough, THEN they go out. I just can't live without lavender.
I really enjoyed watching this video.
THank you! I'm glad.
Would you be willing to show us a sketched out plan of your beautiful flower garden pairings ? I’d love to create flower beds like yours ( small scale ) but it seems overwhelming on where to plant what , and how many of each to buy , in order to get “ your look !”
Just housed sit for my son, and binged watched your past episodes. So enjoyable. Yes, more garden theme videos. Thanks for the names of the David Austin. I have one that I'm learning to manage. Will try to locate the ones you mentioned.
Yes more please 😊❤️
I love your chimes!!!
I have been hospitalized and now stuck in the house.
Thank you for the beauty that you provide through your channel!!!!
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Oh, I do hope you enjoy a speedy recovery.
Enjoyed
Great video 💗
You are a smart woman ! Using hat you have !
Hey wonderful lady! Can ww get the link for the homemaker merch?
Wished the video showed more of the gardening process.
We've got plenty of those! Be sure to check out our full Gardens playlist. You'll enjoy:)
I grow lisianthus here in Australia. They’re very hardy and don’t like heaps of water . They prefer once or twice a week deep water and well drained soil in the sun . We often have 40c or hottr
Angela, Love all things garden related... Also curious about the progress on the master en suite?! So, much activity how do you prioritize?!
Zero progress. Can't find anyone to put the window in:)
@@ParisienneFarmgirl Thank goodness your "creative plate is full"... Besides, "divine timing" is the best timing of all... Eventually, it'll come together beautifully 🙏🏾🕊️💚
Angela! You need to write an ebook. “How to design a cottage garden step by step” ❤️❤️
I would love to get (said) no kidding. Good idea!
Thought we were going to see you 2 working together 😪
More pictures of the plants please.
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How do you get rid of Japanese beetles without toxic chemical use? They are devouring my roses.😕🥀
I pick them off every morning and use neem oil.
@@ParisienneFarmgirl Thanks so much I appreciate the gardening advice!
@@cindyfleer2248Sure thing!
I love David Austin roses, but must admit that we have wild roses here, and they have put the fear of roses into me. They spread all over and are the dickens to get rid of. I think they probably have three times the thorns of any other known plant as well. I was wondering if you are still making plans of redoing the small buildings into your EuroVillage? If so will your garden wind it's way back to that area? I have started lavender several times but they keep winter killing. Maybe some tips to help with that, and perhaps I am not planting the best varieties. I'm also having issues with cabbages. They will not form a head, just a lot of loose leaves. Now if I could raise a decent cabbage patch, that might require having a rose in the center of that bed. For whatever reason, I feel like cabbages and roses need each other
Lavender is not the toughest of perennials but the Mundstead strain is pretty hardy, perhaps the hardiest of them all. Zone 5, I believe.
The stunningly beautiful varieties of lavender famously field grown in the South of France for their fragrance could not survive the wind & the cold of an American Midwest winter.
My cabbage went capoot. We bought 2 big cabbages and the rest were looser leafed flat head Dutch cabbage. The Dutch cabbage were decimated by cabbage worms. But the other cabbages had formed about soft ball sized tight heads. I think maybe the big cabbages would have gotten bigger if I hadn't pulled them but I was discouraged with the Catapillars. But I did get alot of good leaves. Just wait they'll do better. We watered ours alot in the evening and have fertilizer. I wish I knew the secret to cabbage but I know I'll never get flat head Dutch cabbage ever again.
I actually looked at your channel because Renaissance Farm sounded awesome. Too bad. It would be cool though.
@@sarahrickman6609 I think that is what I got as well... flat headed dutch. I think my red was Copenhagen. We also have the caterpillars so badly! I think I will be keeping an eye open for garden mesh and have it ready to go next time and cover my cabbages the very second they are planted.
@@sarahrickman6609 I had to start a channel to show some friends what the place looked like when we first moved here. It is slow going. But some things are shaping up. It has been a long time since I did a video but will do one again as soon as the stone circle is finished. Have work to get done at the house and then finish the barn, then I need to work on the woodland glade.... then the willow woman.... then hopefully, my tiny house..... that's the short list. And my old camera died.
Do you get your David Austin Roses from a distributor in the states? Where? Whom? Pleeease!🤗
Hi Angela, Love your flower companion ideas! Which herbs do you need to replant each year? Love the perennial herbs, flowers and berries; just added perennial asparagus and gooseberries. Julie 🌷
I bring my rosemary in for the winter, and a few parsley too (though they will come back) but I am a parsely addict. I need it all winter.
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Hola Angela, me encantan tus videos pero ,que pasa con la traduccion al idioma español?.saludos.
With all of your David Austin roses, do you deal with Japanese Beetles? If so, how do you handle them? I would love to plant several rose bushes but am hesitant to because of the time it takes to individually pick the beetles off of each plant. Thanks, in advance, for any words of wisdom! Love your channel!
I had two of them on my roses and picked them off with tongs and put them into good soapy dish soap. They say if you see them pick them off or they attract others. I haven't seen anymore thank G-d.
Hi Angela you look so beautiful in every dress you wear they are so nice would it be to much trouble to give a weekly link thank you love your programs
I try to remember if I wear one I got online. Many are just from local shops:). Thank you for the compliment.
Please how do you make your cakes and frostings with no sugar. I’m allergic to artificial sweeteners so that is a no.
It's where I do break down and use organic sugar. But we hardly EVER do so. You could try rapadura?
FYI it’s very very similar to what you are doing
Why did you quit talking about the Benefits of essential oils and the products of Doterra?
I slowly weaned off talking about them here last year because I wanted the channel to focus on garden and design knowing that my new magazine was coming to fruition this year. I am still very much active in doTERRA:)
Your dress is beautiful, I love polka dots. I love your channel and your content! If I could make one comment, it is so hard to concentrate on what you are saying with the music in the background... :( I hope you won't take offense.
No offense at all. We try to get the levels just right.
OMG you’ll will push any product to make a buck. Liked it when you were true to yourself.
You're UNBELIEVABLY rude. Simply fast forward. Basically, you believe I should entertain you, but not get paid for it. Do you have ANY idea of the hours that go into making a UA-cam video? That would be a GROSS vanity to spend so much time in front of the camera, away from my children, and not be compensated for it. You're DARN RIGHT I will do an ad for a company that makes a product here in America, offers me a discount on something our family needed (like a guest bedroom mattress), and then will compensate me for talking about it. DO YOU WORK FOR FREE? I didn't think so. Back when I was apparently, "true to myself" I was diligently building my channel, working COUNTLESS unpaid hours a week so that SOMEDAY (today) I could be compensated for my creativity. I put in the work and now I get to reap the benefits. --- It's sad, only women say this kind of garbage to each other. Men have no problem earning income or watching others do likewise.
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Your right Angela. I apologize. I started watching you when you first moved into your home. I due remember all the hard labor you especially did at the beginning and even now. I really I’m sorry.