My cottage garden in England it’s not perfect but it’s mine
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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Your cottage is truly beautiful and that lovely blue sky
The cottage is a constant reminder of our past and of our future although we own the cottage we feel like custodians of it it’s head over 600 years worth of history and of people living in it and now we’re gonna look out for it for such a short time in its lifespan, but we have to make sure that we maintain it and keep it looking this beautiful but hopefully 600 years more to come
Garden looking beautiful Heidi good to hear ypu were resting on a sunlounger with a good book and enjoying your garden. Love the pictures! ❤
Thank you for the comment. It’s really kind of you. I love the pictures and I’ve ordered three more. I’ve got a picture of a fox a stag and a Hair from the same company they’ve arrived and they look equally as Beautiful
Very beautiful
Heidi, your garden is amazing and beautiful. I agree that no one should feel guilty about what they can't get done. Our gardens should always bring joy and peace. Though hard work is inevitable, hopefully its a labor of love. I hope I'm not being too forward, but you mentioned your health and hip pain - so I wanted to say, I used to have terrible pain in my feet, almost to the point I couldn't walk and it was starting to impact my gardening. I found the cure in cutting out all sugar and vegetables and fruits. Veggies and fruit have oxaltes in them which can build up in our bodies over time and cause severe inflammation. As for the sugar in our diets, it's the underlying cause of all the modern diseases that humanity struggles with. It also causes inflammation, which causes pain. Back in December, I decided to challenge myself to eat no bread, no pasta, no fast food, no processed food, no fruit, no vegetables. Only water, eggs, dairy, and meat. (Well, I still drank my coffee with cream, but no sugar). For 30 days, i wanted to see if i could do it. 5 months later I am still doing it because I feel so amazing. Not only is my pain gone, I lost 25 lbs (approx 12 kgs I think), and I sleep better, and my mind is clearer, I have more energy. My teeth and gums have gotten better, I believe my nutrition is simply far superior now. I primarily eat steak cooked in butter because that's my favorite. But any animal products that you feel like eating are fine. They won't raise your blood sugar. Hopefully, I'm not offending you, I've only seen this one video, so I don't know much about you. But I really believe this might help you. If you're interested to learn more, there are tons of resources on UA-cam, but I would start with videos by Dr. Ken Berry.
Thank you so much for adding all the information for me in the comment section. I’ve literally read it all written down some notes and I’m going to do some research. I do have a reasonably low sugar diet however I do eat a lot of carbs. I’m a bit round round the middle and I’ve put that on since the menopause I imagine I’m probably eating far too much than I should. I love a glass of water and I drink my tea without milk. I’m only eat butter not margarine but I have got this really sinking feeling. I might have diabetes too much information here but smelly urine and waking up in the night very very thirsty either that or I’m probably eating too many greens ,hip pain it’s just aggravating I was born with hip problems but my lower legs, knees, ankles and feet are giving me chronic pain and everything you said makes sense so I’m going to do a bit of research and I’ll let you guys know if I’m going to follow a stricter diet as you are. I quite like the idea of losing a few pounds or two and I certainly need it. Thank you so much for popping into this video and I hope you stay around and you like what you see many thanks bye-bye.
Your cautionary tale is so true😊. Bless you, I get it.
Thank you for taking the time to comment. I think nearly everybody I know.
I can't do what I used to so do bits at a time x
I agree just take things slowly. Do a little each day makes it a lot easier.
Always love a good cottage Garden thanks so much for sharing yours. The more of these I see the more I can’t wait to see if I can get mine to be half as pretty as yours. Thanks so much my dear friend for sharing.
You’re so welcome I love sharing this garden and if I can share one tip that is just pack your borders with as much prettiness as you possibly can. That way the weeds get suppressed and you don’t feel quite so bad about the weeds when they do put their heads up because you can pluck them out she says looking at a garden full of weeds But good luck to you cottage Gardening is easier than you imagine and actually I think my hottest tip is don’t take anyone else’s advice just plant what you want to plant where you want to plant it. I just watch the fruits of your labour bloom and grow.
Your garden is marvellous ! you can be proud of it 👏🌺🤍
I am actually proud of the garden. It’s taken four years to get to this stage where I walk round it and I think this is what I’ve created. I absolutely love living here. It is a little size of Eden. We sit in a beautiful countryside and then the cottage itself is absolutely stunning so we are blessed that we found this beautiful beautiful place.
Beautiful house and garden 🌷🌼🌺🌻🌳🛖
Thanks for visiting
You definitely have your Slice of Heaven
I must admit it does feel like that most of days when we’re tackling rats or foxes all the odd Rogor that ended up in the garden. It can feel a little bit more hectic than heaven or Eden but yes, we certainly appreciate it every single day.
Love the peek inside your beautiful home! In a perfect world I'd fly to England and help you out in the garden for a day or two. Would love to sit and chat with you in your garden,
Sometimes there’s nothing better than a lovely cup of tea and a long chat. I’m glad you liked the sneaky peek inside the cottage. I did film a full cottage tour back probably two years ago. The cottage has changed considerably since then and there will be a new cottage tour, probably early summer. I look forward to joining me then..
I totally agree with you. Only do what you can each day and don't feel guilty about what you haven't done. I get a bad back if I do too much and suffer with arthritis, so when I've had enough I stop, take a seat and admire nature and the garden. You have a stunning garden, so enjoy your resting in between your working x
I’m so sorry to hear about the arthritis. Are your medication for it? And I hope that you manage to get Gardening done and lots of relaxation to cope with the inflammation.X
Your cottage garden looks just about perfect to me 😊❤
Oh thank you! It is really but at times I need to take a breather
Thanks for the tour. The garden changes so fast this time of year! I too have chronic hip pain and my sister just got me a wagon to make it easier for me to tote things about. She swears by hers. Your bee is adorable, I’m all excited about baby birds in two of my birdhouses this week. I could almost smell your roses from all the way over here in the USA! 🌸🌿😀
I’m sorry to hear about your hip pain. It really eats into your life doesn’t it? You realise the mobility that gets taken away from you by chronic pain wishing you lots of love over in the US. Hope all your little baby birds hatch out safely at the moment, I’m waiting for two of my beautiful bantam hens to Hatch out the little chicks. We are in the process of building them another run so that the girls can move in there away from the Cockerell who can be a bit dangerous around the chicks, but thank you so much for joining me from all the way over in the US. They just love your country You come across is so friendly so thank you for commenting. It’s very much appreciated.
@@Thetudorcottagediariesthanks so much for your kind words, we just need to work smarter not harder. I still get out into the garden every day, it’s my happy place. Best wishes to the nesting ladies! 🐣 💕
Like you, I love Cow Parsley, and they look really whimsical in with the beautiful red roses in your vase display - just beautiful. Love your stencils you are going to use on the greenhouse floor. You can enjoy your garden this year, without the added stress of opening it to the public. It is so wonderful, and you work so hard in it, and I know you love your garden so much. Blessings and happy healthy times to you in your garden, from Jilly & Madge, from West Devon, England. xxx
Bright blessings, Gill and Madge it’s currently 10 o’clock at night and I’ve sat quite warm still with a blanket around my shoulders and I’m looking at the moon as she’s in her waxing phase now I believe and I’m just thinking how magical everything is around me thank you so much for visiting and staying with me. I really appreciate it and I love reading your comments and I just appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment on my videos. It means the world to me.
@@Thetudorcottagediaries You are so very welcome, because it means the world to me when folk on the You Tube channels I follow, like your good self, get back to me too! You put so much work into doing these videos, and we get to enjoy them so much, and become part of your world for a little while, so the least we viewers can do is to leave a comment on here for you, so you know that we appreciate all you do, for our enjoyment. Thank you for your wonderful photography, and for your knowledge of plants. Blessings from Jilly & Madge. xxx
Amen to that! Although I do think your garden is perfect. Happy evening to you friend 🌷
Between me and you, I really do think it is perfect. It’s just the weeds that aren’t but most of the weeds have gone now one zone at a time.
Awwwwwh,I've just come inside from WEEDING the bank, and watched you on my TV ........like you,the weather has been glorious😅 over in Ireland .......ps....you are so right to do little by little,and enjoy the moment....NO STRESS!!!!!! .....I hope your hip pain eases soon...not funny by any means 😢........so thankyouuuuuu for your lovely video ...❤❤❤🌻🌼🌷🪻⚘️🪴☘️
Thank you very much ,agree it is really bad but it’s getting easier. My knees blow me up as well so weeding beds
have become really hard. I have a great garden kneeler but I can’t even use that as long as I remember.My gloves
@Thetudorcottagediaries awwwwwwh,bless youuuuuuu....plus it's worse when it's hot weather TOO.....no easy way 🫣🤔😂 ............you may try the Yoga pose downward dog 🤣🤣🤣 .......look forward to another of your beautiful videos 🌷🌷🌷
Bonjour, votre jaedin est magnifique ainsi que votre cottage. Vous m avez remontée le morale car jai tres mal aux hanches aussi et je n ai pas su jardiner hier. Ce matin, je regarde votre video et je vois que vous avez decide de jardiner petit à petit et sans vous en vouloir. Vous avez raison et je vais faire la même chose. Mes plantes, c est comme mes bébés, je ne veux pas les abandonner😏. C est le cheminement qui compte et l apaisement quand on est dans son jardin. Merci à vous.
Hello thank you very much for taking the time to comment. I’m sorry to hear about your hip and it stopping you from working in the garden. I agree with you. The plants are my babies but I also have my fur baby Lincoln and my actual baby who is 16 Archie to help me in the garden Lincoln guards me and box all the birds and Archie will do the heavy lifting for me, my husband does all of the heavy lifting and Graham work in the building so we’re a really good team and that helps my hip
you are so right. Sometimes I get over whelmed with what I need to do. My nemesis is long grass in the beds and brambles coming through from other gardens. I also have sections and I would say 3 of the beds are ok, and 2 are not. The rain keeps stopping play sadly. But I tell myself even half an hour of weeding is better than nothing, and ahhh you mean the fruit salad sweets, they were about 4 for a penny when I was growing up. I hated the black jacks
I think all of our gardeners need to take time to stop look up and see what’s going on around us rather than burying our heads in the weeds. We also have a vintage sweetie shop not far from us about 2 mile down the road and they still sell the salads and the blackjacks and the And Ball and dib dab and flying sources You don’t quite get four for a penny now I think it’s one for a penny so a penny each but yeah it’s just amazing to go in there. Everything is in glass screw cap jars and it’s just so beautiful. I will probably take you there in a video up and coming because we tend to go there once of fortnight and just pick up my aniseed Ball and my licorice.
Votre cottage est un pur trésor; j’admire la façon du toit de chaume, son« chapeau » si magnifiquement festonné . Cela donne un bel aspect douillet et protecteur par dessus ces murs vénérables. Les vestiges de la construction d’origine sont un vrai miracle de conservation , quel charme authentique ! Sur vos si belles briques blanches j’adore les peintures aquarelles de cette artiste, elles sont très poétiques et délicates.
Il est navrant que vous ne puissiez plus ouvrir votre jardin au public; j’aurais aimé le visiter (si j’étais tout près !) Les herbes indésirables et plantes fanées ne rebutent pas les vrais amateurs de jardins, car ils savent qu’un jardin est vivant,et d’autre part il savent apprécier une structure, un environnement, et écouter la jardinière parler de son histoire…Et les parfums restent !
J’Ai pendant quelques temps aidé à l’entretien du jardin d’une amie qui l’avait ouvert au public. Elle m’avait appris une chose : qu’importe qu’un massif ne soit pas au mieux de sa perfection, pourvu que les bordures de votre pelouse soit impeccables !
Elle avait raison, le cerveau réagit à l’impression première d’un magnifique tapis vert et du coup, plus indulgent pour quelques fleurs fanées ou quelques adventices.Je crois bien qu’Il est même secrètement rassuré par rapport à son propre jardin , face à la tyrannies des jardins admirés dans les revues de jardinages, ou certains jardins célèbres , tirés à quatre épingles par une armée de jardiniers. Le votre sera plus humain!🎉
Continuez sereinement à respirer les magnifiques senteurs d’un beau rosier, admirez ce que vous avez créé , vous pouvez le montrer avec fierté. Les connaisseurs l’apprécieront à sa juste valeur❤❤❤❤❤
Bonjour welcome The Thatcher himself visited us today just to check over the Thatch and bring me some chicken wire so that I can secure the chickens with more mesh to stop Mr Fox from getting out them and he’s really pleased with the way that The Thatcher has aged over the past year we’ve still got one tiny corn at the snatching, but he’s not going to do that just yet as I’m sat chatting to you there is a bat winging around my head. I live in the most beautiful part of England. What part of France do you come from? We go to France nearly every year and we go to the south of France Santander in Spain and then we come into the south France right the way across to Normandy in a Volkswagen vintage campervan.
@@ThetudorcottagediariesMerci d’avoir pris le temps lire mon commentaire; je suis près de La Rochelle,donc sur la côte ouest. J’ai eu aussi un jardin dans le sud de la France,ou je suis née.. continuez de nous enchanter, prenez soin de vous; désolée de ne pas écrire en anglais, je ne maîtrise pas assez ! Et heureusement la traduction Google, qui me permet de visiter d’autres jardins (même si je dois parfois traduire la traduction😂)hors de France et faire de belles découvertes ❤
Hi
Just found your channel tonight. What a dreamy home. I live in the countryside in Scotland, we are rennovating our home and garden and it is a work in progress but the satisfaction is great. Your house is just magical. ❤
We have a loose connection to Scotland with my husband‘s family. We are very much the traditionalist and we will only wear the old tartan not the newer version and it’s the Burnett Tartan. We have been to Scotland several times mostly round the Edinburgh area. Absolutely love the people love the food love the countryside you are in a beautiful part of the country if not a bit cold and a bit windy I’m a heart supporter that might not go down well with you and that is because I went to Scotland about 2030 years ago and I went to see a heart game and everyone made me feel so very welcome that I’ve taken them on as my second team I’m glad you like the cottage it’s utterly beautiful and enchanting and I think my love for it comes across in all my videos but thank you so much for commenting. It’s appreciated..
I adore your cottage and garden. Thank you for sharing so much. Honestly I don't see weed filled. I love the idea of working zones. I feel daunted and this year has been tricky weather wise. So listening to your body (and mind) needs is definitely key.
I love that as a small community we are in one way or another experiencing difficulties yet overcoming them because we are gardeners and we need to must do as gardeners must GARDEN x x
@@Thetudorcottagediaries you are absolutely right. I had a wonderful day with my daughter and husband. Joined by a close friend. Sat laughing over a cuppa and then lunch. With a bit of gardening in between. Hope you had a nice day