Beautiful garden! I really appreciate your instructive comments on each plant. This is so important for beginning gardeners, as well as those of us who have been around the garden a few times and agree with your helpful suggestions! Thank you for taking the time to show us around!
So gorgeous. Love hearing the birds and seeing all the little critters. I took an old pie plate and lined the inside with marbles. The bees love it, just enough water but don't drown. I used glue that wouldn't hurt the bees or birds, sometimes I see the birds bathing in them. Thank you sharing...
Your gardens are beautiful! I live in MN too and know that you need a green thumb for what you have created. Thank you so very much for taking the time to share with all of us!
Thank you so much Paul! That means a lot to me. I am getting more and more into the art of videography. But, this new hobby does steal away time from getting my hands dirty in the garden. Although I'm almost eager for 2020 to end, I do wish the days were longer. So much to do and so little time.
I know - sometimes I’m working in the garden when I should be filming and then put things off so I can film later. I think you are striking a great balance Rosanne because your garden is sublime and your videos beautifully crafted and inspirational - I know how much work that is.
Hi Gwen, and greetings to Johannesburg! I'm so pleased to hear that; I'd like the videos to be like walking around with a friend. Thanks for watching and commenting! 🌹
I so enjoy your videos. The lovely shots of your garden combined with your gentle commentary are a source of restful inspiration. Thank you for the time and effort you commit to providing this appreciated content. All the best
Thank you Suzanne. That is very kind of you to say. I do enjoy taking videos of the garden am pleased you appreciate the videography. I think gardens should be peaceful. Our garden is certainly our sanctuary.
Your garden is beautiful....I love the climbing snapdragons and Blue Moon Wisteria. The bench your husband made is gorgeous! The Irish Moss in between the stones that make up the walkway looks like something from a fairytale book....It is so lovely! Thank you so much for sharing!
Hello...Rossanne... Your garden is truly wonderful and those flowers are so pretty /colorful and enchanting....i love it so much...😍 😍 😍 Thank you so much for the lovely video... Happy Weekend to you and yours...🌹🌹🌹
Wow, what an amazing and magical garden! I covet mature gardens with big trees. My yard was flat and all grass when I bought the house. Slowly but surely I'm making it my own. Thanks for some much needed inspiration!
I once spent hours planting a 20 foot long flower bed with impatients. My desert tortoise broke through the end of the protective fencing and had lunch and dinner. I have a purple jackmani clematis and every time it starts blooming it gives me a shock of pleasure, the purple is so intense.
A desert tortoise! How exotic for us northerners! Even though you lost your impatiens :( I am sure your sweet and mischievous pet enjoyed them. I agree with you on Jackmanii - it is just so giving. All the best!
I really hope you'll do another video this month and maybe one a month during the winter. There's so much we can learn from you and your videos are always such a treat.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour! Yes, they are easy to grow and so beautiful. I call them Devil's Trumpets. I guess that's why botanical names are so important ;-)
I had no idea that turtlehead plants were cultivated, I am only familiar with the wild plants, which I love. So pretty. Your gardens are wonderful and I enjoy the variety. (and that northern waterthrush singing is just delightful) :)
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. I had fun filming this one. And, thanks for letting me know who was providing the song! I'm slowly getting to know birds other than our robins, cardinals, wrens and chickadees! 🌹
@@RosannesGarden yes i love gardening and love nature living its fresh you have very very beautiful garden and birds singing the background and butterfly going to the flowers and Bees...i hope you visit also my Little Garden thanks.
How lovely! And how fortunate for your friends that get to socialize with you in your garden, and enjoy that large outdoor picnic, looks like a magical and fun experience!
What a treat. I was hoping you'd have a new video out in the new month. I still have calla lilies blooming in my 6b garden because I only planted them after I watched your videos featuring them. They are stars in the garden now. And my Irish moss looks nice too. I hope it will spread next year. Thanks for all your wonderful videos and information. I always look forward to and watch out eagerly for the new ones.
Oh, thank you! How wonderful that my videos inspired you! Callas really do have a "wow" factor, don't they? I hope your Irish moss does well over the winter. Thanks so much for watching and commenting and letting me know about your garden. Winter will be slow for the videos, but I'm thinking of ones to make next spring. 🙂🌺 All the best!
I am addicted to your channel. I've watched a number of your videos more than once and read every single blog post in your archives! I want to try seed starting in a milk jug this winter. I'm just wondering what other seeds can be started this way as I don't have grow lights to do indoor seed sowing m
@@allenlebo Hi Allen! I'm so pleased you have been inspired by my blog and videos. I love gardening and I really wanted to share our garden with others. It seems like such a waste to have it just to ourselves, and the occasional visitor. The milk jug video was one of my first videos. In hindsight, I probably could have included more information. Not knowing your growing zone, I cannot say with certainty which plants might work best. But...a general rule of thumb is that any plant that is perennial in your growing zone can be "winter sown". In other words, plants that need winter to rest and reproduce. Their seeds, in nature, need to be exposed to cold temperatures for six, or eight weeks or more. It's called cold "stratifcation" For me, that would be Asters, Delphinium, Columbine, Scabiosa, Turtle head plant, Verbena, Rudbeckias, Liatris, Monarda, and more. What won't work, are annual plants such as Impatiens or Zinnias. I have found that the most successful plants are those that are native to your area. This year I am ordering seeds from Prairie Moon Nursery, a Wisconsin company. Thanks for being such an avid follower! I do appreciate it and knowing that what I am doing is having a positive impact. Yours in gardening, Rosanne
Hi Garden Friendly Guy! I'm so glad you liked the intro. I wasn't sure how to best use that beautiful film footage. Thanks for watching and commenting. 🙂🌺
What a beautiful garden, thanks for sharing! I live in zone 5, so it is always helpful to see, what other gardeners in similar areas are planting. This year I planted several Japanese Anemones and I love them so much!
Your garden is amazing, making my boyfriend and I dreaming of the day we will have our to try to make it as beautiful as yours ! Have a nice day, from two french teenagers 🌺💐
What a gorgeous garden! Lovely video, as always. Please do a video when you start the annual vines by seed -- to remind me to do the same and to show me how you do it. I'm in 5b so I imagine it's about the same time as you.
Just discovered your station.,and had to subscribe. I also live in zone 4 and am probably a nearby neighbor(Bloomington mn.) I like your practice of incorporating different garden styles as well as your love of all different types of plants. Looking forward to watching past videos and anticipating future ones. If you ever open your garden for tours please let me know.
Greetings neighbor! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos. I do indeed love mixing up trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals and ground covers to give a very full, layered effect. Plus, I love surprising garden guests with unexpected combinations of natives and exotics. What fun! We have opened our garden for tours in the past; not sure what the future holds. Yours in gardening.
I enjoy walking around your beautiful garden with an incredible variety of plants. You are a talented gardener and designer , looking forward to more updates. Thanks
I love your garden. I just took possession of a very large property and the garden is a bit of a disaster. I have been working like crazy to get a jump on next spring. I bought a couple of things. One is a winter berry, and it’s just beautiful. I love a winter garden. The other is an espalier apple tree. I love these new additions. I feel like a new mother. All I want to do is stare at them. Your garden is so beautiful. When I watch your videos, I know there is hope for my garden. ☮️💕
So lovely as always Rosanne :) and I loved all of the bird song in the background too :) Thank you so much for sharing your garden with us :) I love it! :)
Beautiful! My seed started Morning Glories did not bloom either. Same as you, I planted them in rich soil. I never knew. Thank you for sharing your amazing garden. And for many great ideas 💚
Hi Rosanne 🙂 so nice to see you again, lovely lady! All looks beautiful! I'm having an issue with my Anemones this year, not sure why. Purple Sylvia's are lovely flowering plants. I could have a garden full and be happy with them alone. Of course the hummingbirds 💜! Nice touch adding the butterflies! Hope your doing well, and see you next time. My Blessings always
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the garden. And, thanks for the suggestions. Feedback such as yours is important. I do have a seed-starting video on Torenia, a beautiful annual plant. The principles can apply to almost any seeds. You might find it interesting.
I never tire of touring your garden. Thank you. What is the tall yellow flower you have tied up just over your shoulder and behind the morning glory? We had masses of it in beds when we lived in the country but I can’t remember it’s name. So reliable and cheerful.
Thank you Jennifer! Those lovelies originally came from my Grandmother's garden. They are Golden Glow Rudbeckia (Rudbeckia laciniata 'Hortensia'). They are easy to divide, so I now have them growing in four different areas of our garden. They're good for cut flowers too.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. I believe you are seeing an old, gnarly, weeping willow tree with a hole that birds created in its trunk. Do watch my video on trees! I talk about the weeping pussy willow in it.
The garden looked enchantingly beautiful in this tour. You certainly have an eye for where to place things. I was excited to see your spilled wine weigela pruned into tidy shapes ( if indeed I was looking at the correct plant). Mine are youngish plants and they look kind of open. I would like them to fill out and create a fuller, bushier shrub. Do you have any pruning strategies for creating the look yours have?
Thank you Jim! I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. As to the spilled wine weigela, I prune them with a hedge shears to get them into the shape I want. I do not worry about cutting at nodes. Normally, we prune almost everything in March - but not these. I prune in July after they are done flowering. If they are getting enough sun, I'm sure they will fill in just fine. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Such a beautiful garden! Do you cut back the sedum in the fall? I've noticed more and more people using it. I loved the stone garden bench. I'm sure no one will ever "borrow" it, haha!
Hello from Russia. What a beautiful garden! My friends say that in many States you can't plant plants that attract bees. Is it true? You have them buzzing happily and it's great 🌹
Greetings to Russia! I'm so glad you liked the video of our garden 🌼. I'm happy to say that what you heard is incorrect. In fact, many big, research-focused universities around the country advocate planting flowers that attract bees because there has been an unfortunate decline in bee populations 🐝. I feel bees are part of gardening. I'm so glad you think so too! All the best!
It is a labor of love. It's always important to prioritize what absolutely needs to get done in any given day. Also, I have six months of winter to "chill". By the end of winter, I am ready to spend as much time as possible in the garden.
Beautiful garden!
I really appreciate your instructive comments on each plant. This is so important for beginning gardeners, as well as those of us who have been around the garden a few times and agree with your helpful suggestions!
Thank you for taking the time to show us around!
Thank you! I'm glad you like the garden tour! We love sharing our garden...glad you could visit 🌺🌱🙂
Rosanne, you have such a romantic garden!! I am taking countless notes. Please make longer tours if at all possible? Thank you
Hi! I'm so glad you like our garden and would like to see even more of it! Thanks for the feedback 😊 🌹
Wow ..Wow.. How beautiful and graceful you and your garden are . Thanks for the tour . I watch each of your tours over and over.
That is just such a nice compliment! Comments such as yours keep me motivated.
🙂🌺🌱
So gorgeous. Love hearing the birds and seeing all the little critters. I took an old pie plate and lined the inside with marbles. The bees love it, just enough water but don't drown. I used glue that wouldn't hurt the bees or birds, sometimes I see the birds bathing in them. Thank you sharing...
You are so welcome. I love seeing butterflies and bees in our garden. Glad you do too :-)
Such a delight when you have a new video. Everything is lovely..thank you for sharing your beautiful Eden❤
Thank you Karen! I'm so pleased to hear that. I'll be slowing down video production over the winter, so don't give up on me!
Your gardens are beautiful! I live in MN too and know that you need a green thumb for what you have created. Thank you so very much for taking the time to share with all of us!
Greetings to a fellow Minnesotan! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. We love sharing our gardens, so virtual tours seem to be the answer! 🌺😊
A labour of love ❤️
Thank you. Yes it is!
Oh my goodness! Fantastic! I enjoy watching all of your videos. You’ve truly inspired our family.
Wow, thank you! That is very rewarding to hear!
Superb cinematography as always. Joy to watch.
Thank you so much Paul! That means a lot to me. I am getting more and more into the art of videography. But, this new hobby does steal away time from getting my hands dirty in the garden. Although I'm almost eager for 2020 to end, I do wish the days were longer. So much to do and so little time.
I know - sometimes I’m working in the garden when I should be filming and then put things off so I can film later.
I think you are striking a great balance Rosanne because your garden is sublime and your videos beautifully crafted and inspirational - I know how much work that is.
The most beautiful garden in full! 👍👍
😊🌲 🌺 🌼
I watch your garden tours over and over. Your garden is like good friend-very welcoming. Thank you for sharing it.
Debbie - what a nice thing to hear! I’m so glad that you are enjoying my channel and our garden 🌺🌿🐿
What a Garden 💝!!
Thank you. I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour! 😊
What a pleasure!💚
I'm so pleased you enjoyed it!
What a beautiful garden!
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the walk around the garden.
I can never just watch your videos just once...more videos plz!!! Thank you for sharing!
Hi! So glad you enjoyed my latest video. It's one of my favorites.
Piękny ma Pani ogród jestem zachwycona, love love😍😍👌🌷🍀tak miło się ogląda💖
Thank you so much! I am so happy you enjoyed the video! 🌷
I loved walking around with you. Thank you from Gwen in Johannesburg, S. Africa.
Hi Gwen, and greetings to Johannesburg! I'm so pleased to hear that; I'd like the videos to be like walking around with a friend. Thanks for watching and commenting! 🌹
Ви нереально позитивна людина, Ваша праця, як садівника, мене дуже захоплює❗👍❤️
Thank you! Gardening makes me happy. I'm glad you enjoy the videos! 🙂🌺🌱🐰
I so enjoy your videos. The lovely shots of your garden combined with your gentle commentary are a source of restful inspiration. Thank you for the time and effort you commit to providing this appreciated content. All the best
Thank you Suzanne. That is very kind of you to say. I do enjoy taking videos of the garden am pleased you appreciate the videography. I think gardens should be peaceful. Our garden is certainly our sanctuary.
Absolutely beautiful! Very pretty stroll through your lovely gardens. God bless❤️
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the stroll through our garden 🌸🌱🙂
Your garden is beautiful....I love the climbing snapdragons and Blue Moon Wisteria. The bench your husband made is gorgeous! The Irish Moss in between the stones that make up the walkway looks like something from a fairytale book....It is so lovely! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you Tawna! I am so glad that you enjoyed the tour and the climbing vines. The Irish Moss is indeed special 🙂🌺🐰. Glad you liked the bench too!
Hello...Rossanne... Your garden is truly wonderful and those flowers are so pretty /colorful and enchanting....i love it so much...😍 😍 😍
Thank you so much for the lovely video...
Happy Weekend to you and yours...🌹🌹🌹
Hello! I'm so pleased to see that you are enjoying my channel! Thank you for your kind words! 🌺🌹🙂
What Spectacular gardens! Wow, an inspiration to be sure! Beautiful 😍
Thank you! I'm so glad you could visit! 🌹🐝🌿
Beautiful thanks for showing ,so peaceful.👍😀🌺
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Such a beautiful garden tour.
I see a lot of touches....
turned out really pretty.
Thank you so much 😊
Wow, what an amazing and magical garden! I covet mature gardens with big trees. My yard was flat and all grass when I bought the house. Slowly but surely I'm making it my own. Thanks for some much needed inspiration!
Thank you! I am glad our garden inspired you. It's a fun process to create your own garden from the beginning. All the best!
Wonderful, such a plant lovers garden. 👌💕
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video tour of the garden! 🌿☺️🌹
Frumoasa gradina! Va admir santeti o femeie puternica!😀😀
Thank you! That is very kind of you to say.🌹
I once spent hours planting a 20 foot long flower bed with impatients. My desert tortoise broke through the end of the protective fencing and had lunch and dinner. I have a purple jackmani clematis and every time it starts blooming it gives me a shock of pleasure, the purple is so intense.
A desert tortoise! How exotic for us northerners! Even though you lost your impatiens :( I am sure your sweet and mischievous pet enjoyed them. I agree with you on Jackmanii - it is just so giving. All the best!
I really hope you'll do another video this month and maybe one a month during the winter. There's so much we can learn from you and your videos are always such a treat.
Hi Allen, Look for a November video on Gardening Tools. I'm not sure what I'll do next. Winter does tend to be long here in Minnesota...
🌿🌸Wow BEAUTIFUL ‼️🌿
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour! 🙂🌺🌱
That was a wonderful garden tour, thank you ! The white Angel Trumpets are so easy to grow, a pity the non-whites are fragile.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour! Yes, they are easy to grow and so beautiful. I call them Devil's Trumpets. I guess that's why botanical names are so important ;-)
I had no idea that turtlehead plants were cultivated, I am only familiar with the wild plants, which I love. So pretty. Your gardens are wonderful and I enjoy the variety. (and that northern waterthrush singing is just delightful) :)
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. I had fun filming this one. And, thanks for letting me know who was providing the song! I'm slowly getting to know birds other than our robins, cardinals, wrens and chickadees! 🌹
Very spectacular garden and i love definitely your garden! Thanks for the share! Stay safe! From Belgium!
Greetings to Belgium! I'm so glad you enjoyed the garden tour. Thanks for watching and commenting. Stay safe too!
Magic garden!
Thank you! The pollinators do make it special.
So beautiful and fantastic garden overview 👌👌👌
So nice of you. 🙂🌺🌱
Soo beautiful Garden full of flowers I heard also the 🐦...very beautiful butterfly
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, and the birds and bees..
@@RosannesGarden yes i love gardening and love nature living its fresh you have very very beautiful garden and birds singing the background and butterfly going to the flowers and Bees...i hope you visit also my Little Garden thanks.
Such a beautiful space! Lovely!
Thank you! 😊
Just incredible and lovely!
Thank you! I just love the pollinators 🦋🌿🌺
How lovely! And how fortunate for your friends that get to socialize with you in your garden, and enjoy that large outdoor picnic, looks like a magical and fun experience!
Thank you! We do ususally have a party (except for this year) to celebrate the summer solstice. It is truly fun. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Your garden is lovely! Thanks for the thorough tour!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the tour.
아름답고 품위있는 정원이네요 🌸🍀
Thank you very much. Over the years, I've been inspired by many beautiful gardens. 🌹🌿
Thank you for the tour of your spectacular and very soulful garden.
Thank you. That is kind of you to say.
Beautiful garden! Enjoyed the bird sounds, bees and butterflies :)
Thanks for visiting! Glad you enjoyed the nature.
❤ Beautiful !
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Your yard is sooo beautiful , thanks for sharing
Thank you! We love sharing our garden.
What a treat. I was hoping you'd have a new video out in the new month. I still have calla lilies blooming in my 6b garden because I only planted them after I watched your videos featuring them. They are stars in the garden now. And my Irish moss looks nice too. I hope it will spread next year. Thanks for all your wonderful videos and information. I always look forward to and watch out eagerly for the new ones.
Oh, thank you! How wonderful that my videos inspired you! Callas really do have a "wow" factor, don't they? I hope your Irish moss does well over the winter. Thanks so much for watching and commenting and letting me know about your garden.
Winter will be slow for the videos, but I'm thinking of ones to make next spring. 🙂🌺 All the best!
I am addicted to your channel. I've watched a number of your videos more than once and read every single blog post in your archives! I want to try seed starting in a milk jug this winter. I'm just wondering what other seeds can be started this way as I don't have grow lights to do indoor seed sowing m
@@allenlebo Hi Allen! I'm so pleased you have been inspired by my blog and videos. I love gardening and I really wanted to share our garden with others. It seems like such a waste to have it just to ourselves, and the occasional visitor.
The milk jug video was one of my first videos. In hindsight, I probably could have included more information. Not knowing your growing zone, I cannot say with certainty which plants might work best. But...a general rule of thumb is that any plant that is perennial in your growing zone can be "winter sown". In other words, plants that need winter to rest and reproduce. Their seeds, in nature, need to be exposed to cold temperatures for six, or eight weeks or more. It's called cold "stratifcation" For me, that would be Asters, Delphinium, Columbine, Scabiosa, Turtle head plant, Verbena, Rudbeckias, Liatris, Monarda, and more. What won't work, are annual plants such as Impatiens or Zinnias. I have found that the most successful plants are those that are native to your area. This year I am ordering seeds from Prairie Moon Nursery, a Wisconsin company.
Thanks for being such an avid follower! I do appreciate it and knowing that what I am doing is having a positive impact.
Yours in gardening,
Rosanne
Absolutely brilliant.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
That gorgeous butterfly fluttering around, what a great way to start off this beautiful garden tour. Thanks for this.😊😊👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi Garden Friendly Guy! I'm so glad you liked the intro. I wasn't sure how to best use that beautiful film footage. Thanks for watching and commenting. 🙂🌺
So lovely and you do amazing narrative!
Thank you so much!
What a lovely garden you have!
Thank you!
Just beautiful!!
Thank you so much!
What a beautiful garden, thanks for sharing! I live in zone 5, so it is always helpful to see, what other gardeners in similar areas are planting. This year I planted several Japanese Anemones and I love them so much!
Thank you! We love sharing our garden! I'm glad that you were able to get ideas from our garden. And, yes, Anemone are beautiful indeed. 🙂🌺
Beautiful fall garden 👍
Thanks for visiting
Stunningly beautiful alot of hard work gone into your piece of heaven 💖💐
Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful garden.
Thanks for visiting!
so beautiful, thank you for sharing
Thank you! Cheers! 🌹
Such a treat to have a video from you, Rosanne! I hope there will be more as Spring nears.
Hi Virginia, Thank you! I hope to do at least one video on Garden Design this Spring. Stay posted! 🙂
Amazing garden. Love it.
Thanks for visiting
i loved your video, i immediately felt so at peace watching your beautiful garden with butterflies and the sound of birds.
I am so pleased to hear that! I'm glad the video had that affect. Thank you!
Your garden is amazing, making my boyfriend and I dreaming of the day we will have our to try to make it as beautiful as yours ! Have a nice day, from two french teenagers 🌺💐
Greetings to France! Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour. Gardening is a wonderful lifelong hobby. All the best in your gardening future! 🙂🌺🌱
What a gorgeous garden! Lovely video, as always. Please do a video when you start the annual vines by seed -- to remind me to do the same and to show me how you do it. I'm in 5b so I imagine it's about the same time as you.
Thank you! That is a very good thought about a growing vines video. I'll give it some serious thought. 😊
Thanks Roseanne for another great tour of your yard. Its always so inspiring.
Thanks Corey. Your comments keep me motivated to do more videos. Thanks!
Goes to show the power of feedback! 🙂🌺
My stress reliever..I love your videos..❤️
I'm so glad! We can all use stress relievers these days!
Gorgeous
Thank you. 🙂🌺
Just discovered your station.,and had to subscribe. I also live in zone 4 and am probably a nearby neighbor(Bloomington mn.) I like your practice of incorporating different garden styles as well as your love of all different types of plants. Looking forward to watching past videos and anticipating future ones. If you ever open your garden for tours please let me know.
Greetings neighbor! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos. I do indeed love mixing up trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals and ground covers to give a very full, layered effect. Plus, I love surprising garden guests with unexpected combinations of natives and exotics. What fun! We have opened our garden for tours in the past; not sure what the future holds.
Yours in gardening.
I enjoy walking around your beautiful garden with an incredible variety of plants. You are a talented gardener and designer , looking forward to more updates. Thanks
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoy my videos!
Your garden is gorgeous. Thank you for the tour and the beatiful butterfly clip.
Thank you! I'm so glad you appreciated the beginning clip. I wanted to make sure that the video footage was put to good use.
I love your garden. I just took possession of a very large property and the garden is a bit of a disaster. I have been working like crazy to get a jump on next spring. I bought a couple of things. One is a winter berry, and it’s just beautiful. I love a winter garden. The other is an espalier apple tree. I love these new additions. I feel like a new mother. All I want to do is stare at them. Your garden is so beautiful. When I watch your videos, I know there is hope for my garden. ☮️💕
Thank you Mary! It sounds like you have a wonderful opportunity ahead of you. In many ways I am jealous. All the best as you create your own garden.
Rosannes Garden thank you Rosanne💚
Beautiful garden with many interesting plants. Thank you
I'm so glad you think so! Thanks for watching! 🙂🌺🐰
Such a beautiful garden,Thank you for sharing this video with us.
Thank you. I love sharing our garden and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Your garden is really beautiful and I love that special bench.
Thank you so much! It is a work of art. 🙂
Lovely, lovely, lovely!!😍😍😍 Thank you!!!🙏🏻❤️
You are so welcome! I'm so glad you enjoyed the garden tour!
You are just amazing what u & ur hubby created is just spectacular!!! Love love ur area!!
Thank you so much! I am so fortunate to have such a great garden partner. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful
Thank you
So lovely as always Rosanne :) and I loved all of the bird song in the background too :) Thank you so much for sharing your garden with us :) I love it! :)
Thank you very much! I'm so glad that you enjoy my videos and appreciate the nature. I do love sharing our garden!
Wow very beautiful video friend
I'm so glad that you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Welcome my sweet friend
You have such a beautiful garden! I'm sure a lot of hard work goes into it. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. Our garden is truly a labor of love!
Thank you for sharing, your stunning garden is an inspiration for me here in Texas.
Thank you! I am so glad that even though we are in different growing zones, you are finding my videos inspirational. Yours in gardening.
Beautiful! My seed started Morning Glories did not bloom either. Same as you, I planted them in rich soil. I never knew. Thank you for sharing your amazing garden. And for many great ideas 💚
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the fall tour. Let's hope we both have better luck in the future with the Morning Glories!
What a beautiful bench! Thank you for sharing your garden with us,
You are so welcome! I'm glad you liked the bench. It is quite the piece of garden art. Thanks for watching.
Enjoyed this so much! Lots of inspiration here as we think ahead to next spring!
Thank you! You are right, it's never to early to think of next spring...or next fall. 🙂
I really enjoy your video
Thank you. So nice to hear :)
So pretty and soothing! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! 😊
Great video
Thanks!
Hi Rosanne 🙂 so nice to see you again, lovely lady! All looks beautiful! I'm having an issue with my Anemones this year, not sure why. Purple Sylvia's are lovely flowering plants. I could have a garden full and be happy with them alone. Of course the hummingbirds 💜!
Nice touch adding the butterflies!
Hope your doing well, and see you next time. My Blessings always
Hello Gina. I'm so glad you liked the video. Sorry to hear about your anemones. They are such lovely plants. Glad you liked Big Blue! 🙂 All the best.
Your Garden is " Spectacular " I love it Thank You for Your Videos ;)
Thank you very much! I'm glad you are enjoying the garden and the videos of it!
As always great video. You have such a relaxing, absolutely beautiful garden into the fall. Thanks for sharing. Take care
Thank you so much Patricia! I 'm so glad you enjoyed the video. We love sharing our garden! Take care also.
Beautiful...I’m So jealous!! The deer keep eating on my garden....
Thank you! 🙂🌺🌱. Sorry about the deer!
Just beautiful, Roseanne. Thank you for the September tour!
You are so welcome! 🙂🌺
Beautiful garden. Could you do a fall clean up, a lawn maintenance, and seedsyarting video. Thanks Happy Fall
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the garden. And, thanks for the suggestions. Feedback such as yours is important. I do have a seed-starting video on Torenia, a beautiful annual plant. The principles can apply to almost any seeds. You might find it interesting.
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I never tire of touring your garden. Thank you. What is the tall yellow flower you have tied up just over your shoulder and behind the morning glory? We had masses of it in beds when we lived in the country but I can’t remember it’s name. So reliable and cheerful.
Thank you Jennifer! Those lovelies originally came from my Grandmother's garden. They are Golden Glow Rudbeckia (Rudbeckia laciniata 'Hortensia'). They are easy to divide, so I now have them growing in four different areas of our garden. They're good for cut flowers too.
13:27 Is that a goat head on a stake?
Beautiful garden. My turtle heads are still blooming strong after almost 2 months. They are one of my favorites.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. I believe you are seeing an old, gnarly, weeping willow tree with a hole that birds created in its trunk. Do watch my video on trees! I talk about the weeping pussy willow in it.
The garden looked enchantingly beautiful in this tour. You certainly have an eye for where to place things. I was excited to see your spilled wine weigela pruned into tidy shapes ( if indeed I was looking at the correct plant). Mine are youngish plants and they look kind of open. I would like them to fill out and create a fuller, bushier shrub. Do you have any pruning strategies for creating the look yours have?
Thank you Jim! I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. As to the spilled wine weigela, I prune them with a hedge shears to get them into the shape I want. I do not worry about cutting at nodes. Normally, we prune almost everything in March - but not these. I prune in July after they are done flowering.
If they are getting enough sun, I'm sure they will fill in just fine.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@RosannesGarden Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. Have a great weekend!
Always enjoy your video, love your garden, especially your side walkway !
So nice of you! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. 🙂🌺🌱
Such a beautiful garden! Do you cut back the sedum in the fall? I've noticed more and more people using it. I loved the stone garden bench. I'm sure no one will ever "borrow" it, haha!
Thank you! We do cut the sedum back in fall, but only after we've had a very hard frost. As to the bench, it's not going anywhere 🙂
Hello from Russia. What a beautiful garden! My friends say that in many States you can't plant plants that attract bees. Is it true? You have them buzzing happily and it's great 🌹
Greetings to Russia! I'm so glad you liked the video of our garden 🌼. I'm happy to say that what you heard is incorrect. In fact, many big, research-focused universities around the country advocate planting flowers that attract bees because there has been an unfortunate decline in bee populations 🐝. I feel bees are part of gardening. I'm so glad you think so too! All the best!
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How do you take care of so many plants?
Beautiful and peaceful tour.
It is a labor of love. It's always important to prioritize what absolutely needs to get done in any given day. Also, I have six months of winter to "chill". By the end of winter, I am ready to spend as much time as possible in the garden.
@@RosannesGarden I live in CT so I know the feeling of winter. Absolutely love your garden. Thanks for sharing!
😊 So glad you enjoyed it.
My main reason for starting to garden is to see a butterfly
What a beautiful sentiment! If you grow it, they will come.