Linda you have the right to hire people to do the heavy work for you. It is still your design and you earned the right to have your landscape completed for you to enjoy. Don't let anyone try to take that from you!! We get to a point in our lives when having help to create and maintain IS A GOOD THING!!!
When watching the video today I felt the window box needed a little something at the front. Then I saw the back of the porch chairs and thought the derail on the chairs would look great on the front of the window box. Just a suggestion.
We are all so hooked on your garden channel that I personally check it every morning with my coffee and again before bedtime. It is my routine. In fact I think about your choices of Southern Living Plants and it is difficult to fall asleep! I have a full notebook with a long list of plant ideas from you. I have to remember I live in the Pacific Northwest and not Oklahoma. However, many of your plants and landscape design will work for me! Thanks for becoming such a Garden Star.
You and your husband are an inspiration to all of us that are still holding on to our old way of living but should be thinking about making a change. Thanks for showing us the way.
You're spoiling us, Linda!! You're not going to be able to back to 12 minutes videos anymore. 😃 I am loving every second of this process. It's so fun to watch.
I’m loving how your tour today highlights the trees in your front yard. I’m imagining how much more private your “social patio” and your yard, in general, will feel. Another wonderful video.
I am in my early sixties & when i was a kid i loved when my favorite tv show came on (the brady bunch) & now i love when my favorite show comes on utube (linda vater). Really enjoyed this video --- everything is looking so interesting and beautiful.
This was truly an Easter present!! So much to absorb and I agree with the comment below. You have earned the right to have help plus you have shared so many wonderful things from Southern Living, you deserve that too! Of course, some of us are a little green with envy but who wouldn't be?? I don't have your talent or vision so that is another gift, being able to see it all through your perspective. How glorious!! Thanks so much and thanks to Stewart too. What would we do without him??
Got my Linda fix in this video! Wow it’s coming together Linda style! I so appreciate you bringing us with you every step of the way. I find myself searching each day on the progress video!
Linda, I giggled when you said people want to know why you have help assembling the front garden? I know you could do it all again, it would be a few months versus the record time frame you are showing us on UA-cam. Plus, rock-dirt-pottery-plants are all heavy. Keep doing an amazing job entertaining us and sharing your gardening information. I love it!
The transformation of your garden is spectacular. One major lesson you have taught me is to always plant drifts of at least three or five similar plants for visual impact. I always had the habit of sticking solitary plants here and there and then wondering why my garden just didn’t have any wow factor. Lol
I don't know how you can sleep at night...every night would be like Christmas Eve!!! 💚 Just SO exciting! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Your garden is pure eye candy! 😍
What an inspiration this video is, Linda. Your eye for design and composition is extraordinary. I'm seeing my own garden through new eyes through this process and I find your explanations for your own decision making extremely helpful. It's amazing to see how quickly everything is coming together and how you've adapted as you've gotten acquainted with your new space. Thank you! 🙏
Linda I admire your vision for your new home and landscape. You have so much talent! I love seeing it all come together. Thank you so much for sharing!
It looks great Linda. I am so glad you brought back the window box. Great choice on the color. It is really coming along. I am so happy for you. I am glad you have helpers. Don’t apologize for that.
It’s getting exciting anxiously awaiting each video! Would love it if you showed us how you store all your candle sticks and vases. I need some ideas. Thanks for taking us down your new garden path.
I didn't think there was anyway you could create a beautiful garden as you had in your other home.Boy was I wrong.... I look so forward to each video to see what all you have done. Great job.I find it very exciting.I am so happy for you. It is much deserved.
Love, love , love your table, Linda. It’s absolutely perfect in your nook. So glad you didn’t go with pointed corners. The curves on the ends and base soften it, and the bench is wonderful.
Looking great Linda. Great team work from everyone. Keep the videos coming, can't wait to see the finish look❤😊. Sending love from Rosie O from Devon England 🤗🇬🇧👏x
I really like when Stewart stood on the frot tsidewalk and you were up on the steps because then I could really see how beautiful everything is in your vision WOW Linda its going to be gorgeous !!!!
The skim coat of concrete on the front stoop and steps was a super idea! And the new walkway fits perfectly with the size and colors. Cottage on the Hill is looking wonderful. Thanks for sharing your garden life!! ❤😊
This is such a gorgeous work in progress..Your vision is elevating this cottage property to magazine worthy..Everything you have added in the front is spot on. This cottage is enchanting..timeless, and dreamy...Good job Linda!
Oh Linda. Best video ever!! Love, love, love everything going on. The yard is fantabulous. And your kitchen table is absolutely gorgeous with the to die for bench. What a beautiful setting and the picture on the wall with the wonderful pillows!! Vaterized!!
Your garden will be so stunning with the color waves and boxwoods ! Love the pinks , greens and yellows . The architectural elements ate stunning . Love repeating patterns . Truly a labor of love . We are building our what I hope is our forever home and next Spring I hope to emulate on a much smaller scale your lovely garden . Thank you for taking the time to share your vision !
Instant gratification! Oh to have connections with Southern Living! It would take most of us years or a lifetime to accomplish what you have in such a short period of time. 😊 Once everything is planted, all you’ll have left is a bit of upkeep. Enjoy!
Love the yard already. Can't wait to see the colors blending in. Where's the greenhouse going in the backyard? I know it's coming! Your house is lovely. Happy Easter to all of you.
I really enjoyed the update this Easter weekend! I wasn't sure there'd be a video and kept checking and was quite pleasantly surprised, I might add. Ms Vater, you've reached a station in life where you need not explain time and again the need to have stronger bodies to do the heavy lifting and other work, garden or otherwise. What does one expect, to see you manhandle a wheelbarrow filled with concrete dirt and debris as the foundation for your creation takes shape? Do we really expect to see you toting a heavy flagstone paver across your back while looking for sure footing on the precipice of the easternly boundary of Cottage Hill. Does it make you more worthy as a gardener? Does it make you less worthy to know when you need to call in the cavalry (so to speak) to achieve one's goals? Is it a competition? Thank you for inviting us along on this adventure! Thank you for humbly inviting us along into your home! I'll be watching with bated breath as the magic in all its forms unfolds!
Linda I just cannot tell you how inspired I am and you are so quickly making this into such a gorgeous beautiful garden - and yes, it is so “you”. It’s going to be stunning!!
You could have Kayla build another two boxes with trellis attached in cedar for the area on either side of the fireplace so that you can add vertical planting on the brick!😊❤
Love the mound idea of boxwood and spirea. The boxwood hedge was good but this change seems more creative and will be stunning. The lemon walkway also sounds wonderful, especially with pops of purple. Can't imagine why anyone thinks you should be doing all this digging yourself. The great Renaissance masters had crews to do the labor and you are designing a landscape masterpiece.
All this GREAT content going on, and I just gotta say, camo pants never looked so good!!! 😊 Happy Easter Linda & Stewart, and PTC (Purple Tailed Cat!) 💜
Hard not to be jealous Linda. Everything is looking fabulous! I wish I could find contractors who do such fabulous work like the ones you have. Over the years it’s hit and miss.
My garden problem solving container was a tall planter that I cut the bottom out of and put over the white post thing that sticks up out of my drain field. I stuck a pot with a conical boxwood in the top of the planter and the hollow part below the pot hides the white post. I put a medium size and small size container around it, a small bird statue, and then underplanted those with hardy geranium, creeping thyme, and scabiosa. Beside the tall planter I planted mealycup sage and have an obelisk that's taller than the boxwood. I have sweet peas climb the obelisk in the spring followed by hyacinth bean vine in the summer.
I planted a dwarf Benton Cherry Tree in a Unique Stone Jardiniere and surrounded it with Violas in the fall that are still blooming. I also have another large decorative container in front of a trellis the Arctic Queen Clematis climbs at the base of a mature pine tree.
Hi Linda and Stewart That’s a beautiful table and I think you can fit more than 6 bc of the rounded edges. More versatile than rectangles! Can’t wait to see the finished gardens. I think you will be buying a lot more plants bc you need the annuals even when you have flowering shrubs. And you should not be doing any heavy work yet bc you are still healing. You look terrific! See u Wednesday !
Me too! I was on the fence over ordering a nature-inspired pillow cover off Etsy, but now I think I must have that deer head and antlers bedazzled with plants. (I hope I can find it again.)
I used a massive black glazed round pot which houses a Lacey leaf Japanese maple to frame the view into the patio from the side yard. Across the walkway I used a multi branch autumn serviceberry as the other part of “the frame”. Chickadees and finches perch on both while waiting for the stone water bath. Linda your video on framing the view inspired me to look at my garden design with new eyes. Thank you. From Zone 5b Ohio.
Your garden has definitely become 'Linda Vaterized'!!! So gorgeous! My hubby and I have been reconstructing our backyard for the last couple of years because of you! We're going to be finishing our patio this year because my husband injured his shoulder and couldn't get it done last year. Well, it actually turns out that the delay was good because now we can patten our patio after yours in your front yard! We're in Ontario, Canada, so our spring is starting to break with up and down temperatures each day.
Woo Hoo what a bonus we got today. Thank you Linda and Stewart for this extended video! Everything is looking wonderful and I love coming along for the ride! Happy Easter 🐰
I've heard you say signature style in the other house. For me, it wasn't until this video that I now know what that means exactly. Linda, it's absolutely you and it's beautiful. 🌷
Everything is coming together so beautifully! The gray blue of the windowbox is perfect for the house. I love that you were able to repurpose the square pavers. It's things like that, that make a garden unique. The garden on the hill definitely looks like you! Hope you and Hubs and Stewart have a lovely Easter.
Linda have you thought about a really large window box for the bottom of the large side chimney. Would cover the cement as well. I enjoy your videos so much and I think you are an elegant woman around my age. Thank you from Sydney, Australia ☺️🙏🏼🇦🇺🍷🇺🇸🐨
I just love everything that you were doing. It is so welcoming and so elegant. As time goes by each plant/tree will grow in and will look like it’s been there for years. You really have a talent for making everything look so beautiful.🍃💐👒🦋 earlier in the video there was the sweetest little butterfly. 🦋 love your Easter table and love the water bottle. Next time I go to Trader Joe’s I am definitely going to look for that wine. Do you remember if it was white wine or red wine? Sending hugs, prayers, love and kindness.🌹🍃💐🌸
BEautiful LInda! Yes, your garden is looking like you as the days go on! Lovely! Your table is so pretty! and I love the decor all around it! Your Easter breakfast table is so pretty! Happy Easter a day late|
Just loved this video! Your social patio is coming together so beautiful and I can see why you chose the color for your window box. It flows so nicely. I think the pot to the right of the window box would look nice black though as it would balance the black. Your Easter table is just perfect and I love your new table and bench. The colors are so warm.
I can't wait until you start on the backyard. Good choice on the planter box color, even though I voted for black. Like the way you repurposed and recycled the concrete walkway squares. I'm disappointed you didn't show Stewart chowing down on a piece of that rolled cake......LOL.
So many have said how wonderful this Easter Sunday Video was! I agree! Thoroughly enjoyed every minute! I do feel like you don’t have to respond to the “must be nice” comments! You earned the right to employ help! When I hire help it is a gift to me and allows me to work at what I do best rather than filling my time unnecessarily with work that is not my best use of time or energy!
I love your tablescape and how your front garden is coming along. Spectacular. Ever since I've seen your window boxes, it has made me want to get 3 for my front and side yard. And I think I will.
Loving the window box but maybe once it's planted, I can see your vision, Linda. I will say this it may look better in the back window now that I saw that space in this video. I love the color but, for that size it may be better placed in the back or side. Kayla is so talented wish we had her around here. I placed Japanese Maples in big pots near my house. Loving the whole video tour. ❤💛💙💜♥
I voted black, but the gray makes sense for the heat. I’m thankful you mentioned that because I’m looking to add window boxes next year and I don’t think I would have considered that otherwise!
Drift roses. You said that just as I was thinking what a perfect spot for a group of them there. It’s going to be beautiful. I can totally imagine it finished.
Looks like you should pot some lemon balm and lemon scented geranium for your “lemon lane.” I love everything so far, but think I would live with the grass on the slope for a bit just to see how beautifully the landscape design that everyone has worked so hard on stands out. 🌿🌼Happy Easter!🌼🌱
Linda you have the right to hire people to do the heavy work for you. It is still your design and you earned the right to have your landscape completed for you to enjoy. Don't let anyone try to take that from you!! We get to a point in our lives when having help to create and maintain IS A GOOD THING!!!
This longer video is the sweetest Easter treat. Thank you, Linda and Stewart, and Happy Easter!
I put lantanas in my window boxes and it’s an endless parade of bees, butterflies and hummingbirds all summer long!
I love lantanas
White lantana would look great against the grey window box.
When watching the video today I felt the window box needed a little something at the front. Then I saw the back of the porch chairs and thought the derail on the chairs would look great on the front of the window box. Just a suggestion.
Beautiful brick work along the new sidewalk in the front yard. What talent!
I love it!❤
We are all so hooked on your garden channel that I personally check it every morning with my coffee and again before bedtime. It is my routine. In fact I think about your choices of Southern Living Plants and it is difficult to fall asleep! I have a full notebook with a long list of plant ideas from you. I have to remember I live in the Pacific Northwest and not Oklahoma. However, many of your plants and landscape design will work for me! Thanks for becoming such a Garden Star.
I was craving a Linda video today and man!! did you guys deliver! It's all so gorgeous and so "Linda". I absolutely love it!!
You and your husband are an inspiration to all of us that are still holding on to our old way of living but should be thinking about making a change. Thanks for showing us the way.
An espaliered fruit tree on the side wall between those two large urns would look fantastic! 🌿
The grey planter looks great much nicer than black that I originally thought. The porch is really you 😊 all looking fabulous.❤
Me too. I was voting black. cgzone8
You're spoiling us, Linda!! You're not going to be able to back to 12 minutes videos anymore. 😃 I am loving every second of this process. It's so fun to watch.
The window box is outstanding ...its a plant treasure box
I’m loving how your tour today highlights the trees in your front yard. I’m imagining how much more private your “social patio” and your yard, in general, will feel. Another wonderful video.
White clematis on bamboo trellis with Miss Lemon Amelia's training over the edge of the pots would blends well with the snowball vision vibernum
I am in my early sixties & when i was a kid i loved when my favorite tv show came on (the brady bunch) & now i love when my favorite show comes on utube (linda vater). Really enjoyed this video --- everything is looking so interesting and beautiful.
So funny to hear Stewart say, "There better be goodies in there," as you walked into the house!
This was truly an Easter present!! So much to absorb and I agree with the comment below. You have earned the right to have help plus you have shared so many wonderful things from Southern Living, you deserve that too! Of course, some of us are a little green with envy but who wouldn't be?? I don't have your talent or vision so that is another gift, being able to see it all through your perspective. How glorious!! Thanks so much and thanks to Stewart too. What would we do without him??
Love the pots flanking the chimney area, such a Brilliant idea. Kudos to you, Linda.
I love large containers under trees with thick roots, where it’s almost impossible to dig in. A tried-and true way to deal with that problem.
Got my Linda fix in this video! Wow it’s coming together Linda style! I so appreciate you bringing us with you every step of the way. I find myself searching each day on the progress video!
This garden is more stunning than at your last home. It is beautiful!
Linda, I giggled when you said people want to know why you have help assembling the front garden? I know you could do it all again, it would be a few months versus the record time frame you are showing us on UA-cam. Plus, rock-dirt-pottery-plants are all heavy. Keep doing an amazing job entertaining us and sharing your gardening information. I love it!
The transformation of your garden is spectacular. One major lesson you have taught me is to always plant drifts of at least three or five similar plants for visual impact. I always had the habit of sticking solitary plants here and there and then wondering why my garden just didn’t have any wow factor. Lol
I don't know how you can sleep at night...every night would be like Christmas Eve!!! 💚 Just SO exciting! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Your garden is pure eye candy! 😍
Your channel is a master class in gardening and landscape design. Always learn so much and enjoy every minute.
What an inspiration this video is, Linda. Your eye for design and composition is extraordinary. I'm seeing my own garden through new eyes through this process and I find your explanations for your own decision making extremely helpful. It's amazing to see how quickly everything is coming together and how you've adapted as you've gotten acquainted with your new space. Thank you! 🙏
The front yard is so gorgeous. And your Easter table looks amazing. Happy Easter to you and your family. 😊🇨🇦🐣🪺🐇
Linda I admire your vision for your new home and landscape. You have so much talent! I love seeing it all come together. Thank you so much for sharing!
It looks great Linda. I am so glad you brought back the window box. Great choice on the color. It is really coming along. I am so happy for you. I am glad you have helpers. Don’t apologize for that.
It’s getting exciting anxiously awaiting each video! Would love it if you showed us how you store all your candle sticks and vases. I need some ideas. Thanks for taking us down your new garden path.
Love it ! Especially the tips on structure and visual weight .
I didn't think there was anyway you could create a beautiful garden as you had in your other home.Boy was I wrong.... I look so forward to each video to see what all you have done. Great job.I find it very exciting.I am so happy for you. It is much deserved.
Love, love , love your table, Linda. It’s absolutely perfect in your nook. So glad you didn’t go with pointed corners. The curves on the ends and base soften it, and the bench is wonderful.
Looking great Linda. Great team work from everyone. Keep the videos coming, can't wait to see the finish look❤😊. Sending love from Rosie O from Devon England 🤗🇬🇧👏x
What a treat! One hour of Linda and Stewart! I love everything! The design is fabulous. And I am ordering that miss lemon abelia for fall! Bravo
I really like when Stewart stood on the frot tsidewalk and you were up on the steps because then I could really see how beautiful everything is in your vision WOW Linda its going to be gorgeous !!!!
I think yellow is your new "signature" color!
Living artistry!
🌿I love your vision for the front and the lemon lobelia will be perfect! I love it all !! 🌿
The skim coat of concrete on the front stoop and steps was a super idea! And the new walkway fits perfectly with the size and colors. Cottage on the Hill is looking wonderful. Thanks for sharing your garden life!! ❤😊
Two tall topiaries in the pots on eat side would solve some issues, especially cute if you are putting an arch on the gate.
This is such a gorgeous work in progress..Your vision is elevating this cottage property to magazine worthy..Everything you have added in the front is spot on. This cottage is enchanting..timeless, and dreamy...Good job Linda!
Seems like thrift shopping has really gotten to be an elevated thing cross country
Absolutely gorgeous. I've waited for your show today .Thank you so much for the gift of watching your design come to life.
Love the whole front, especially the little Boxwood villages.
Linda is what is called …self actualized. The house and yard are beautiful!
iT IS LOOKING BEAUTIFULL I COULD WATCH YOU EVERY DAY THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
The new window box is gorgeous. It’s going to last years and years and it’s well worth the expense.
Oh Linda. Best video ever!! Love, love, love everything going on. The yard is fantabulous. And your kitchen table is absolutely gorgeous with the to die for bench. What a beautiful setting and the picture on the wall with the wonderful pillows!! Vaterized!!
Your garden will be so stunning with the color waves and boxwoods ! Love the pinks , greens and yellows . The architectural elements ate stunning . Love repeating patterns . Truly a labor of love . We are building our what I hope is our forever home and next Spring I hope to emulate on a much smaller scale your lovely garden . Thank you for taking the time to share your vision !
Instant gratification! Oh to have connections with Southern Living! It would take most of us years or a lifetime to accomplish what you have in such a short period of time. 😊 Once everything is planted, all you’ll have left is a bit of upkeep. Enjoy!
Love the yard already. Can't wait to see the colors blending in. Where's the greenhouse going
in the backyard? I know it's coming! Your house is lovely. Happy Easter to all of you.
Love everything. An idea: the tree supports that need to stay for some time could be painted a dark matt color and would blend into the background :)
I really enjoyed the update this Easter weekend! I wasn't sure there'd be a video and kept checking and was quite pleasantly surprised, I might add.
Ms Vater, you've reached a station in life where you need not explain time and again the need to have stronger bodies to do the heavy lifting and other work, garden or otherwise. What does one expect, to see you manhandle a wheelbarrow filled with concrete dirt and debris as the foundation for your creation takes shape? Do we really expect to see you toting a heavy flagstone paver across your back while looking for sure footing on the precipice of the easternly boundary of Cottage Hill. Does it make you more worthy as a gardener? Does it make you less worthy to know when you need to call in the cavalry (so to speak) to achieve one's goals? Is it a competition? Thank you for inviting us along on this adventure! Thank you for humbly inviting us along into your home! I'll be watching with bated breath as the magic in all its forms unfolds!
Climbing hydrangea planted in the large pots on either side of chimney would be pretty.
Loving your colors and lighter woods! Table and bench very sexy, in a good way!
Linda I just cannot tell you how inspired I am and you are so quickly making this into such a gorgeous beautiful garden - and yes, it is so “you”. It’s going to be stunning!!
You could have Kayla build another two boxes with trellis attached in cedar for the area on either side of the fireplace so that you can add vertical planting on the brick!😊❤
Great idea!!
Love the mound idea of boxwood and spirea. The boxwood hedge was good but this change seems more creative and will be stunning. The lemon walkway also sounds wonderful, especially with pops of purple. Can't imagine why anyone thinks you should be doing all this digging yourself. The great Renaissance masters had crews to do the labor and you are designing a landscape masterpiece.
Thanks Susan!
I’d keep your table in the social patio smaller , like a cocktail table ! Good for drinks and snacks! Coming along beautifully🌸
Everything is coming together beautifully!
All this GREAT content going on, and I just gotta say, camo pants never looked so good!!! 😊 Happy Easter Linda & Stewart, and PTC (Purple Tailed Cat!) 💜
Happy Easter. Everything is looking beautiful
Purrrrple tail cat you mean 😺
Hard not to be jealous Linda. Everything is looking fabulous! I wish I could find contractors who do such fabulous work like the ones you have. Over the years it’s hit and miss.
I know, right? Reliable contractors are difficult to add to my contact list.
@@saraw8503I think what helps is Linda has lived there for over 30 yrs & has connections.
Things are sure coming together beautifully Linda🌿🌹🌿🪻🌿🌻🌿
Linda, your videos are very addictive, just love watching your anthurium in transforming your new home, makes me want to get working in my garden..
Here in the Gulf Coast of Mississippi had a surprise for Easter weekend. 54deg cold.
I love! The view towards the house!! I can tell she’s smiling😄🫶🏼🫶🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Beautiful as always! Hope your Easter was blessed beyond measure. 🐣🌼🌿
My garden problem solving container was a tall planter that I cut the bottom out of and put over the white post thing that sticks up out of my drain field. I stuck a pot with a conical boxwood in the top of the planter and the hollow part below the pot hides the white post. I put a medium size and small size container around it, a small bird statue, and then underplanted those with hardy geranium, creeping thyme, and scabiosa. Beside the tall planter I planted mealycup sage and have an obelisk that's taller than the boxwood. I have sweet peas climb the obelisk in the spring followed by hyacinth bean vine in the summer.
Oh, Linda, I got teary-eyed looking at all the beautiful work. Yes, yes, yes, this IS Linda Vater style!!
I planted a dwarf Benton Cherry Tree in a Unique Stone Jardiniere and surrounded it with Violas in the fall that are still blooming. I also have another large decorative container in front of a trellis the Arctic Queen Clematis climbs at the base of a mature pine tree.
I wondered how you were going to go over the concrete with the planter. Love it! I can't wait to see you do your magic with it!
So inspirational. Much appreciated after a long hard Colorado winter.
Beautiful table , setting and everything around it. Luv , love.👏😍🌻👏
Hi Linda and Stewart
That’s a beautiful table and I think you can fit more than 6 bc of the rounded edges. More versatile than rectangles! Can’t wait to see the finished gardens. I think you will be buying a lot more plants bc you need the annuals even when you have flowering shrubs. And you should not be doing any heavy work yet bc you are still healing. You look terrific! See u Wednesday !
The front yard is looking great. Happy Easter Linda. Very nice.
Love the colors of the pillows you're using at the banquette .... beautiful!
Me too! I was on the fence over ordering a nature-inspired pillow cover off Etsy, but now I think I must have that deer head and antlers bedazzled with plants. (I hope I can find it again.)
I used a massive black glazed round pot which houses a Lacey leaf Japanese maple to frame the view into the patio from the side yard. Across the walkway I used a multi branch autumn serviceberry as the other part of “the frame”. Chickadees and finches perch on both while waiting for the stone water bath. Linda your video on framing the view inspired me to look at my garden design with new eyes. Thank you. From Zone 5b Ohio.
The window box looks amazing. So exciting to see the progress. Just lovely.
From Sag Harbor, NY
Your garden has definitely become 'Linda Vaterized'!!! So gorgeous! My hubby and I have been reconstructing our backyard for the last couple of years because of you! We're going to be finishing our patio this year because my husband injured his shoulder and couldn't get it done last year. Well, it actually turns out that the delay was good because now we can patten our patio after yours in your front yard! We're in Ontario, Canada, so our spring is starting to break with up and down temperatures each day.
Woo Hoo what a bonus we got today. Thank you Linda and Stewart for this extended video! Everything is looking wonderful and I love coming along for the ride! Happy Easter 🐰
I've heard you say signature style in the other house. For me, it wasn't until this video that I now know what that means exactly. Linda, it's absolutely you and it's beautiful. 🌷
Tip: Trim the stigma's off the lily's, so the pollen doesn't fall on your counter and stain it.
Everything is coming together so beautifully! The gray blue of the windowbox is perfect for the house. I love that you were able to repurpose the square pavers. It's things like that, that make a garden unique. The garden on the hill definitely looks like you! Hope you and Hubs and Stewart have a lovely Easter.
Linda have you thought about a really large window box for the bottom of the large side chimney. Would cover the cement as well. I enjoy your videos so much and I think you are an elegant woman around my age. Thank you from Sydney, Australia ☺️🙏🏼🇦🇺🍷🇺🇸🐨
I just love everything that you were doing. It is so welcoming and so elegant. As time goes by each plant/tree will grow in and will look like it’s been there for years. You really have a talent for making everything look so beautiful.🍃💐👒🦋 earlier in the video there was the sweetest little butterfly. 🦋 love your Easter table and love the water bottle. Next time I go to Trader Joe’s I am definitely going to look for that wine. Do you remember if it was white wine or red wine? Sending hugs, prayers, love and kindness.🌹🍃💐🌸
The window box is perfect in that space.
BEautiful LInda! Yes, your garden is looking like you as the days go on! Lovely! Your table is so pretty! and I love the decor all around it! Your Easter breakfast table is so pretty! Happy Easter a day late|
Just loved this video! Your social patio is coming together so beautiful and I can see why you chose the color for your window box. It flows so nicely. I think the pot to the right of the window box would look nice black though as it would balance the black. Your Easter table is just perfect and I love your new table and bench. The colors are so warm.
The front yard is coming along so beautifully. This is where it will get exciting and gives me a lot of ideas 😊
I can't wait until you start on the backyard. Good choice on the planter box color, even though I voted for black. Like the way you repurposed and recycled the concrete walkway squares. I'm disappointed you didn't show Stewart chowing down on a piece of that rolled cake......LOL.
I really love the 3 dimensional sense of the house with front and side all connecting. Such a gorgeous selection of plants
I Love your lily flower arrangement ❤. Your garden is looking so Beautiful. Thank you for the video 😊👍
So many have said how wonderful this Easter Sunday Video was! I agree! Thoroughly enjoyed every minute! I do feel like you don’t have to respond to the “must be nice” comments! You earned the right to employ help! When I hire help it is a gift to me and allows me to work at what I do best rather than filling my time unnecessarily with work that is not my best use of time or energy!
I love your tablescape and how your front garden is coming along. Spectacular. Ever since I've seen your window boxes, it has made me want to get 3 for my front and side yard. And I think I will.
Wow, what a treat 🪴🪴🪴🪴Such a grand vision you have for this space !
Loving the window box but maybe once it's planted, I can see your vision, Linda. I will say this it may look better in the back window now that I saw that space in this video. I love the color but, for that size it may be better placed in the back or side. Kayla is so talented wish we had her around here. I placed Japanese Maples in big pots near my house. Loving the whole video tour. ❤💛💙💜♥
Stunning! Stunning! STUNNING!!!
I voted black, but the gray makes sense for the heat. I’m thankful you mentioned that because I’m looking to add window boxes next year and I don’t think I would have considered that otherwise!
Drift roses. You said that just as I was thinking what a perfect spot for a group of them there. It’s going to be beautiful. I can totally imagine it finished.
Looks like you should pot some lemon balm and lemon scented geranium for your “lemon lane.” I love everything so far, but think I would live with the grass on the slope for a bit just to see how beautifully the landscape design that everyone has worked so hard on stands out.
🌿🌼Happy Easter!🌼🌱