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It looks much better in real life, believe me. Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching! I do wonder how and when they prune all those roses. Perhaps they are pruned mechanically by a machine or at least with the help of some mechanical tool? I do not even know if it is possible. On the other hand, there was no visible damage to the stems so I suppose they have a team of volunteers who work at night ;-) I suppose you noticed the condition of the boxwood hedges. Your "visitor" had invaded that park too, it was quite obvious, unfortunately.

Thank you, really!

Thank you, on behalf of the roses :-) They were in orderly rows, pruned quite low, with bare soil underneath. I didn't see anyone doing the dead-heading, perhaps they do it at night ;-) I had to edit the video quite drastically, otherwise there would have been an hour of "boring" rose bushes in various forms and sizes. Both gardens are quite educational, really worth a visit if you happen to come to mainland Europe again. I had a great time in Vienna, I went to lots of dance classes!

Three is going to be a much longer video when I am back. I would love to know how many people work there on a daily basis!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty The garden looks well cared for. I imagine there must be several gardeners caring for such a beautiful space. They are doing a wonderful job.

@@GardenMoxie Several gardeners and some volunteers, I guess.

Thank you for the compliment! I've never seen such hollyhocks anywhere else either, I didn't have the opportunity to ask the owners what their "secret" was as they were busy with some other visitors. Lovely people, by the way.

@@gardensenglishandbeautythey were certainly standing up beautifully. Always nice to speak to garden owners. Hollyhocks are such a quintessential cottage garden plant.

Thank you! I wish I had photographed the old photos which I found ... on the walls of the toilet there. The queue for the loo was pretty long so I didn't have time for that, unfortunately. They showed the condition of the house and the garden in the 1980s. You have probably seen them, they must be in your book. I think the best time to visit this garden is at the beginning of July.

@@gardensenglishandbeauty I love looking at the old photos of places. So fun. You did a great job with the video.

Try it, of course :-) The garden looks very good until late October at least. Thank you for watching!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty Thank you for sharing! 😻

Dziękuję za miłe słowa!

I forgot to say that I do the Chelsea chop with half of them, in order to prolong the flowering season. The tallest ones require staking, especially after rain, unless they are planted among shrub roses or peonies which support them.

I were going to get another variety, I would try to find something relatively mildew-resistant. Mine look exceptionally healthy this year, I'm quite surprised.

Thank you for watching! I really appreciate it!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty I'm always happy when I see you have a new video.

@@GardenMoxie I'm happy when I see yours!

I know, that's why I always have subtitles ;-) Thanks for watching!

Dziękuję, aż mi się płakać chce na te słowa, naprawdę!

Thank you! I did hope you would like it!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty I loved it!

Dziękuję bardzo! Właśnie dostałam propozycję rozmowy z projektantką tych rabat, nie mogę się doczekać. Pozdrawiam serdecznie!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty Nie dziwię się 🙄 , bo na temat ogrodów można rozmawiać i rozmawiać 🤔. Miłego i udanego spotkania z projektantką życzę 👍🙂

Thank you!

Thank you!

I am amazed too, I must say. Thank you for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you! Last night my garden was "visited" by w group of wild boars (a mother with piglets and a male boar). They had made w hole in the fence, we have already had to repair the fence twice, today we've got to do it again. They come through my neighbour's garden whose fence is in very poor condition. We can't keep up with the repair work, I might have to invest in an electric fence if I want to save the garden.

Thank you for watching!

Thank you! Some of my roses are already showing the first signs of black spot, after the recent rain. In general, I tend to buy roses which are quite resistant, they look their best in early summer, of course.

Thank you! I love yours!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty Thank you

Thank you, Paul. I do appreciate the fact that you watch my videos. Only a handful of neighbours and some students of mine can see the back garden, which is a pity, really. That's why I keep making the videos which nobody needs ;-) I hope your leg is better now, Paul.

@@gardensenglishandbeauty You are accomplished at the videography and have a very interesting garden Jolanta - plus of course your knowledge. I would love to give you some suggestions to grow the channel - let me know if you’d like me to - I don’t want to be presumptuous 🌻 The foot is almost 100% - which means I no longer have a great excuse to avoid the weeding 😆

@@paultsworld Paul, have you been reading my mind? I am (almost) on the point of giving up on the channel as most of the year I am really busy with work and the channel is just an artistic outlet of sorts.

⁠@@gardensenglishandbeautyJolanta - thank you for your message, I will reply to your message by email and have made a note of it.

@@paultsworld Thank you Paul, I have just edited the previous comment.

The ornamental garlic is definitely worth a try!

Dziękuję bardzo! Przepraszam, nie zaglądam ostatnio do Pana, bo jestem w wirze egzaminów wszelkiej maści, ledwo żyję ;-)

Thank you, you're really kind. I'm slowly learning (from you too :-)) how to improve my filming technique. The garden is small but varied. What you see in the video is "fake wild" because I've planted most (?) of the perennial plants, I do weed the worst fragments occasionally, I prune the shrubs from time to time and I feed the roses. I never water it, though, so during a hot summer some plants suffer. I water only the plants in pots whose number I've recently decided to reduce to a minimum and I water the seedlings after I've transplanted them. I also use my own compost but I've got only two compost bins and use the most basic composting system which is rather slow as you're sure to know. Great to hear from you, Paul!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty Yes, I know exactly what you mean by (fake) wild - looks really good. Just watched your video again and love the first few seconds where you orbit the weigela and film towards the sun so it 'flares' into the lens as it passes - nice professional trick ;-)

@@paultsworld I thought it was my mistake :-) Thank you!

Thank you!

There's a much prettier variety of the flowering quince, with darker colours (Chaenomeles superba). I find this plant really easy to grow, mine grows in sand and rubble, between two "hungry and thirsty" lilacs. The apple trees are too big for my garden, there's a lot of shade in the garden later in the year, when the sun is lower. I'm dreading the time I've got to collect their fruit from the lawn and from the flower beds. It's a back-breaking job and nobody wants those apples. The main upside of the trees is that, looking from my bedroom window, I can't see much beyond them, neither the school nor my neighbour's house :-) The tulips I planted in pots last autumn are a total failure this year, I won't use this method again, I think. Great to hear from you, Paul!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty So sorry to hear your latest tulips didn't work out. I had two big apple trees - I actually took one out and planted a liquidambar - it all worked out really well. I've been away and also had a few problems but it'll all be resolved - sooner or later ;-) Take care, Paul

@@paultsworld My apple trees are sort of "holy" because they were planted by my father who still keeps a watchful (though slightly demented) eye on them :-) I'm sorry you've had problems, really. The tulips are nothing, I'm beyond caring about such trivial matters ;-) Take good care of yourself, Paul. Jolanta

@@gardensenglishandbeauty oh, of course - I think you’d mentioned the apple trees before. So sorry I keep using a Y rather than J for your lovely name - I must be going doolally!

@@paultsworld Don't worry, I was named after Blessed Yolanda/Jolenta/Jolanta/Jolan also known as Helen. Take your pick!

Dziękuję bardzo! Ja już od dłuższego czasu nie robię materiałów lekcyjnych, bo oglądalność jest słaba, a konkurencja duża :-) Na pewno latem, jak będę miała mniej pracy zawodowej, zrobię kilka nowych lekcji na kanał. Pozdrawiam serdecznie!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty Dla mnie w sumie największy walor TH-cam to, że można sobie fajnie zebrać filmiki z różnych miejsc i później łatwo je oglądać samemu. 🤗Kiedy trzymałem je na dysku, to później nigdy nic nie mogłem znaleźć i się zapominało, a tutaj wszystko jest w jednym miejscu więc nie patrzę od tej strony ile osób ogląda. No, ale mam zupełnie inny typ filmików niż Pani więc też z tego wynika inne podejście. Natomiast co mnie zaskoczyło i ucieszyło, to, że tutaj można tak łatwo nawiązać kontakty z osobami, które robią fajne, kreatywne rzeczy. Ze sposobu na porządkowanie filmików zrobiło mi się więc też takie miejsce towarzyskie i jak tylko mam czas to lubię tak zajrzeć co tam w komentarzach słychać, co kto pokazał nowego u siebie. Pozdrawiam serdecznie!🥰💕

@@migawkizpolski Zgadzam się, YT to bogactwo wszystkiego, dla mnie m.in. skarbnica filmów ze złotej ery musicalu. Odzywają się do mnie regularnie różne osoby, z Polski i z zagranicy, faktycznie jest jakiś nowy krąg anonimowych "znajomych" :-) To bardzo miłe. Pozdrawiam ciepło!

@@gardensenglishandbeauty Tak, to prawda. Każdy znajdzie tutaj coś, co mu się spodoba. Myślę też, że z czasem te anonimowe znajomości można jak najbardziej zamienić na realne, mnie się już udało z jednym kolegą z okolicy poznać i spotkać i nawet się wybraliśmy na jedno nagrywanie razem. Pewnie na następne też się umówimy.☺

@@migawkizpolski Wspaniale, bardzo się cieszę!

Thank you! I will show the rambler again when it starts blooming.

@@gardensenglishandbeauty I look forward to seeing it in bloom. Thank you.

By people, dear friend, with scissors (I suppose). Thank you for watching!

Absolutely! We haven't got the space, the money, the personnel etc. but we can copy some ideas at least.

Thank you! I filmed the place using only one hand, because of the rain, of course. I am slowly learning how to film better, I hope there is going to be some improvement in the filming method this year :-)

@@gardensenglishandbeautyyou’re doing a good job!

Thank you for watching!

Thank you! I gave up on filming after a short while because it was so rainy. The garden is definitely worth visiting, their cafe is nice too, especially in the rain.

Powodzenia! Tam mają trochę większe "oczko" jeziorem zwane :-)

Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching! The garden was filmed in southern England. Bahçe İngiltere'nin güneyinde çekildi.

Thank you for watching!