Small Lot/Gardener's Big Design
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2012
- Designer Marty DeHart tours a small yard that is planted for privacy and also is home to a plethora of horticultural treasures. She learns that for this gardener, it is about picking the right plant for the right spot as well as judicious pruning.
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Did you say small ??? I see nothing small in the beautiful yard every thing is big a gorgeous thank you for sharing your video excelent'e 👏❤💕⚘
So lovely including the lil spa
Extraordinarily well tended, well designed, and very unique.
So gorgeous n lovely 😊 paradise I loved it thanks 🙏 for the tour.🌱🌱🌱🌱❤️❤️❤️
This yard is massive compared to the lots they sell today. Looked like a private oasis. People don't even wanna plant a native tree in today's lots because eventually your entire yard will be full shade. What I see today is a 50X100 lot full of tiny ornamentals that do nothing for our environment.
Very nice i enjoyed the tour .i always like to see what other people are doing with there space in there yards .
Gorgeous garden.
What an amazingly beautiful place! - Kudos to this gentleman for his lovely landscaping, a private paradise for sure!
Thanks so much for sharing - Barbara White
Gorgeous gardens. Tfs.
Lovely, lovely!!!
Beautiful garden
Thank you, Marty for taking me to Tony's garden. I love his style of gardening. Thumbs up, for this video. I have subscribed and look for to more lovely gardens.
Such a lovely piece of paradise. Loved the tour. Thank you so much for sharing.
Gives me wonderful ideas for my shady back yard.
Outstanding yard!
Beautiful use of plants. Looking beautiful, especially in the shade!
I love freaks
wonderful rhank u
I love it!!!! Thank you! Are you in New England area?
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"High-density housing .... it's a really smart way for people to have a really nice house; a little yard ...." as quoted at start of programme is a blight on the environment. The houses need to be way smaller -- they'd still be "a really nice house" -- and the surroundings way larger, with trees and native plantings. It's mentally-draining seeing so many overbuilt, environmentally-destructive buildings clustered together.
I think it must be a cultural thing but I hate the use of 'yard' instead of 'garden'. A 'yard' does not conjure up something of beauty whereas a 'garden' does.
Makes me sad when i see gardens with so many non native plants which degrades the environment and hurts both birds and pollinators.
I guess you could have concrete and piles of garbage in his yard instead. One little yard, come on🤨