Thank you so much for the beauty and peace your videos bring to my life! You're a wonderful garden fairy flitting here and there doing your magic and the results are stunning! So natural and lovely; I'm glad to see you care for our planet with your natural methods and tender care. Your quiet yet obvious love for what is practically extinct in many places is such an inspiration. In my part of the States we rarely see honey bees any more; more's the pity. You have the loveliest home and meadows I've ever seen. Wow! What a graceful artist you are and I appreciate you sharing. Blessings.👵😊🌱🌺🍃
Love to see your spring flowering bulbs... Because I have been watching the old videos... I just love your beautiful garden.. Great enjoyment to watch especially on a cloudy or a rainy day... Stay safe...
New gardener here with a new old house. I've been attempting to grow flower seeds (moss rose, canterbury bells) over winter with not much success except my sweet peas! I cant wait for the last frost so i can put out my tray of peas. I've been pinch them off as they get lanky. Mext week I'm going to drive up the minnesota and cut some willow to bend into a peony cage. I'll string a trellis for my sweet peas near my new face to face swing.
i have planted sweeet peas for the 1st time this year. im so excited to grow them this year! i was so worried about growing them with a young child as she will walk throiught the allotment/garden and eat freely. now she is older and we have a flower garden ill pop them in there and im much less worried about growing them.
Love sweet peas but where I am in Canada the Japanese Beetles just devour them. I hope you don't have them where you are because they have totally changed my garden over past 8-10 years since they arrived. No more roses, or fruit trees or morning glory, they decimate them and my climbing hydrangea is just not the same I am so disappointed. Yes there are chemicals but I do not use any in my garden I hand pick them but they just take over there are too many and too high up to reach them all :(
I’m 70 and this magical garden fairy has inspired me to plant flowers I never knew I could grow! Great content presented with great care! Thank you!
She's just a natural at presentation!👍
Next presenter of gardening world just a thought 💭 she already got her garden 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔👍👍
i love the scent , the colors , the long stems , the elegant flowers. sweet peas or my favorite flowers
Thank you so much for the beauty and peace your videos bring to my life! You're a wonderful garden fairy flitting here and there doing your magic and the results are stunning! So natural and lovely; I'm glad to see you care for our planet with your natural methods and tender care. Your quiet yet obvious love for what is practically extinct in many places is such an inspiration. In my part of the States we rarely see honey bees any more; more's the pity. You have the loveliest home and meadows I've ever seen. Wow! What a graceful artist you are and I appreciate you sharing. Blessings.👵😊🌱🌺🍃
Wow I didn't know you could cut sweet peas into the growing stem, I've been doing it all wrong thank you so much xx
Love to see your spring flowering bulbs... Because I have been watching the old videos... I just love your beautiful garden.. Great enjoyment to watch especially on a cloudy or a rainy day... Stay safe...
Thank you so much for the very helpful information.
Thank you so much. I didn’t know you could/should cut the branches.
New gardener here with a new old house. I've been attempting to grow flower seeds (moss rose, canterbury bells) over winter with not much success except my sweet peas! I cant wait for the last frost so i can put out my tray of peas. I've been pinch them off as they get lanky. Mext week I'm going to drive up the minnesota and cut some willow to bend into a peony cage. I'll string a trellis for my sweet peas near my new face to face swing.
Beautiful voice
Their beautiful ❤️
I have never heard the term “teaching your grandmother to suck eggs” before 😂😂😂
Does anyone know the name of the plant at 1:49 in the foreground (spike) looks like an ornamental grass?
Looks like oriental poppy to me
Great advice thank you x
i have planted sweeet peas for the 1st time this year. im so excited to grow them this year! i was so worried about growing them with a young child as she will walk throiught the allotment/garden and eat freely. now she is older and we have a flower garden ill pop them in there and im much less worried about growing them.
Hello Sarah, what is your spacing for your sweet peas?
When is a good time to plant seeds?
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im little confuse here.. is this sweet peas for flower or for fruit?? im trying to grow sweet peas/ green peas here..
As what i know, sweet pea above is flower, not for eating the seeds are mildly toxic they said. The actual green peas are the ones for eating.
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i love sweetpeas
Are they edible?
No, don't eat them. I'm surprised nobody has a video about how toxic they are. The peas are toxic.
Love sweet peas but where I am in Canada the Japanese Beetles just devour them. I hope you don't have them where you are because they have totally changed my garden over past 8-10 years since they arrived. No more roses, or fruit trees or morning glory, they decimate them and my climbing hydrangea is just not the same I am so disappointed. Yes there are chemicals but I do not use any in my garden I hand pick them but they just take over there are too many and too high up to reach them all :(
Is it edible?