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A lovely garden and people.

How lovely! Just ordered honey garlic because of this video! I couldn’t find pink honey garlic but I’ll try again later this year! Thank you for sharing

Thanks a million for this magnificent info. With much love ❤ and wonderful wishes for the new year from Florida ❤❤❤

Awful music

So very lovely

The names of the flowers put on the screen are blurry not clear. And not left up long enough. You have a lovely garden

The lights on the flower are so beautiful!

How wonderful to see flowers blooming in your garden at this time of year. Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year from Prince Edward Island!

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Very enjoyable. Especially the stores and ancient folklore about the plants.

Your intuitive way with words is a whole different level.. . thank you for sharing and happy holidays. That is one lush garden full of life... especially in December, quite an achievement indeed. I had to check twice if this was indeed Kent in England and not somewhere else.

This was so wonderful! I especially enjoy the added history and back stories. Thanks so very much! I wish you and your family a wonderful holiday season!

Thanks for all the beautiful videos and happy holidays to you 🧚

Love your patio table display. The fairy lights made everything feel warm and cosy. Thanks for all the videos this year. I know how time consuming they must be to put together but they bring a lot of joy to us viewers. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas and all the very best for the New Year. x

Loved your footage and story telling. Thank you & Merry Christmas! x

I’ve got to say it makes me sad to see captive birds, so I enjoy feeding wild birds in winter.

Beautiful content 🥰

Such an informative and insightful video! Thank you very much!

Love your BLOG. I am so blessed to find you! Your gardens are fabulously beautiful. Thank you so much. I love them. Im new from Northlawn. Blog.

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I lived in Cornwall for more than forty years and enjoyed visiting the gardens there. My favourite was always Trebah in Mawnan Smith as I worked with Major Hibbert's daughter and she used to bring me lots of grapes and tomatoes that were grown there. My family still make fun of me because I used to tell the lady about my own garden (which was no bigger than a handkerchief as it was my first house) and one day she said, "if you like gardens, ours is on Gardeners' World tonight." I nearly died when I watched the programme and saw the size of it and had no idea that she lived in a cottage on the Trebah estate. She was such an unpretentious lady and we always kept in touch (when I moved to Cheshire) with annual Christmas cards and a letter inside. I was sad to hear that she passed away a couple of years ago. The Eden Project was in its infancy back then and Heligan looked nothing like this. Thanks for this video showing how far it's come since my last visit.

It would be nice to have all that hardscaping and not worry about fencing for deer and rabbits. Hardscaping is expensive and really adds a lot.

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That's Agapanthus Mid Night Blue?

Two of our favourite gardens, it is lovely to re-visit them here!

Splendid, thank you! ♥

I always enjoy seeing the bees buzzing around your plants. Hope your Scots Pine pulls through as we become attached to our plants over the years. Loved the ghost story!

Lovely video as always, very calming, we cut back our Fatsia Japonica quite hard last year as it wasn’t doing too well and it’s been brilliant this year very healthy and lush😃loved the ghost story

I had a similar experience in our other home. I felt the presence of a couple standing by our bed each night. I finally asked what they wanted and they left. As we painted each room to make it our own, as we scraped away the old paint it turns out the paint I had purchased was it’s original color.

Hello again, and Thanks for a wonderful video 🙏👩‍🌾the last 10 years or so I grow tagetes minuta, in a big pot.. the Aztec indian used this plant between corn and other important crops…it’s good for virus and fungus and I use it for all my plants including ourselves for colds… it have saved a lot of plants and it’s scientifically proved … nothing to loose and a nice tall plant 👩‍🌾🪴🥰

No BBC Gardeners World tonight so I got my weekly fix through your video. Simply sublime ….. and I feel just as chilled as though I had watched GW. Thank you :)

Lovely! ❤

Your well-anticipated videos are always filled with such a wealth of beauty and information. The colors were so pretty. I wish that sweet pine a healthy recuperation over the winter. With your care, how can it not! Looking forward to see if those tiny bulbs come out of the ground for you…hope so! I stayed for the ghost story! 👻

Wonderful captures! Your Autumn garden is amazing! 🐝🌸🍁

Morning. Please tell me what variety of dahlia was it that you showed at the very beginning of the video. Thanks in advance. X

As always I enjoyed your video immensely and I look forward to next month's installment. I'm intrigued by your tablecloth at the beginning of the video. Such vibrant colours. May I ask what fabric it is? Thank you!

I love autumn in this garden. The colours are still there but the atmosphere is softer, more in tune with the temperatures and the morning dew, more conducive to meditation, like a final lap before the end. I would also watch the tale again because I didn't fully understand all the subtlety of the end. Excellent idea in any case to have mixed ingredients that harmonize so well. Regards JL

When I tried to plant some snakeshead fritillary this year, they kept tipping over as I dropped them in the hole. I probably should have used tweezers to guide them in. We'll see in the spring how many of them managed to land upright.

Our plants are "such dear old friends". Yes, love it 💗

From Houston: Thank you for the ghost story! That was really fun! Your garden is just spectacular! I know it takes a great deal of work for the maintenance and implementing new ideas.

Wow, your ghost story gave me goosebumps! The garden is looking gorgeous as always, thank you for another delightful tour, I hope the fritillaries make their beautiful appearance in spring.

I would be very interested in the further development of the Delos project. I often search in vain for new information, photos and videos from 2023-24. It may seem, that it is a specialty and a matter for a litle circle of enthusiasts. If so, the realization deserves all the more admiration and respect.

Genius storyline, images and recording. APPLE PEA FERN SEA - love the meaning and would equally love to be visiting during January when snowing. How divine, pure and magical it looks. It doesn't snow in Sydney and would love to experience a season in the snow. Beautifully captured and presented. Thank you for sharing xo

Love your garden style and artistic flare. Winter is also a delight at Apple Pea Fern Sea xo

I LOVE your garden - it's an art work! Your tips are valuable so thank you very much for sharing. Question: do you have a video on how the garden looks in winter? I guess what I would like to see if what the pots look like before the foliage spills over and how you have ordered, placed all your pots. Thank you again and lots of love and vibrant energy from Sydney Australia p.s. Im new to gardening - last 2 years xoxox

Love love love all your videos. Great tip re seed heads! xo

You are so talented with your photography! I showed my husband your beautiful garden and he too thought it to be so beautiful. Thank you and I think that more people should watch your amazing videos. They don't know what they are missing out on.

I love your videos and all colours are magnificent in these gardens. Thank you for your video.

Beautiful video with amazing flowers, birds🌸🩵 Wonderful peaceful feeling🍂