Planting week on the POTAGER Gardening | Bare Root Roses | Cottage Gardening | Foraging for Ramps
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Its Season 2, Episode XIV of Everyday Château and we're still building that deer fence, but planting week has begun! To see the recipe featured in this episode visit the blog: www.parisiennef...
It's been a huge adjustment to learn to garden in this northern climate but I'm getting the hang of it and will master POTAGER gardening and COTTAGE gardening in zone 5b.
I'll give you some hints on planting your bare root roses too! ...Snapdragons, lavender, roses, rosemary, cabbages, onions, leeks and more.
It's been non-stop for seven days and we deserve a break so we're headed to the big city! Stay tuned next week!
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I have never seen a woman with so much energy. I do admire you tremendously. You are a true role model!
Do your kids have a tree house back in that forest? When we moved into our house, that's one of the first things our son wanted. Instead, he got a clubhouse that lasted until we had a microburst that knocked an old elm tree over that took out the clubhouse - right down the middle. smile! We made the headlines in our town's newspaper! Our street looked like a war zone, but I thank God that He protected our house and my husband who was at home at the time. If the elm tree had come down in a different direction, he might have been hurt. I have that round griddle too - it's made many a grilled cheese sandwhich.
♡♡♡♡♡ I could get lost in these videos ♡♡♡♡♡😍😍😍😍 and do....... thank you ♡♡♡
***ugh! Side note: why do I cry when I watch them!?!?! In a good way, but I feel ridiculous lol
love your home life and family, it's wonderful to watch. I'm 74y/o I thought I was the only one who loves house work, washing and ironing, cooking and gardening. but may I ask you what you were digging up under the tree, you were going to cook with it?
kindest regards, Lynda from Australia.
Watched the whole video and loved it. You are amazing and blessed with having a good man and precious children. God bless 😊
Way too kind. Thank you.
@@ParisienneFarmgirl IT'S THE TRUTH! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY, ESPECIALLY THAT LITTLE ONE!😍🌹💘💖
A beautiful life, well lived!
So blessed 🙏🏻
Cant wait!!! We are currently saving and preparing for a move, and ever since I was little, I've wanted an English Cottage garden. It's been fun to watch you plan yours! I'll have so many good ideas by the time it's my turn. 😉
That is SO exciting! Keep saving! You can do it.
So fun to watch this video, I loved it! Your garden is amazing and nice to watch how it all started, gives me a glimpse of what my garden can be...one day😆
I can't wait had the reminder set for a few days.. I have watched all your videos love love love them and your sweet family.
That is SO KIND of you! Thank you very much
I so enjoy watching you and family planting and living your daily lives. Blessing from California
Thank you JoAnn!
I used to dig up wild garlic in the forest of Quebec. I think the limit was 25per persons. The taste was divine. I didn't plant as much this much here in Virginia Beach this year. Far to much going on. So I'll just visit often our farmers market often. But I do have my flowering gardens to attend to. Love and adore your family.
Im seriously so excited to follow you as you create this garden!!
I'm seriously so happy to read this:)
Wonderful to see your garden coming together. I am 82 and look forward to your weekly output....feel like I am doing with you bit difficult as I am in Australia xx
And Maxine is in the opposite seasons! I agree with you I also enjoy watching the videos in Italy.
Nice clump of ramps! Garden is looking great👍🏻. Sweet helpers
I am going to buy bare root roses this week. You made the planting look so much easier than I was anticipating. I can't wait to plant my own! :)
Merri Shearer I think people are a little freaked out by them.
@@ParisienneFarmgirl I'm gonna give it a try - Thanks!:)
What have you got to lose, really? Just make sure you do a little research where to plant in your garden & what roses grow well in your area , giving plenty of time to learn to build your soil up, use compost as Angela mentioned. So you would do well to learn to make compost for your garden as a practice but maybe buy some in the meantime to get started when u can by ur weather. Make sure there is room for the roots because they grow like a tree with lots of roots reaching out. But you can as u saw here plant above the roses while the roses take root & begin to grow out. Really take time to learn what roses grow well in your area, like local Botanical gardens & are resistant to the pests that also live in that area, bc that will bring success. Roses need water & the other things Angela said on this video, like the fungus as one thing.
My husband and I love to garden here in western Iowa. We have had a compost pile for years and the plants love the soil; egg shells, coffee grounds, vegetables and fruit peels, some shredded paper, layer of leaves. Let it cook all winter. My husband made a long frame, attached a screen to one side, then I lay it across our wheel barrow, he dumps a pile of compost on it, I rake it back & forth and what drops through is the most beautiful black soil. The bigger pieces still on top of the screen get dumped back into the compost pile. Works great. It will usually make about two garbage cans of soil. I love France too. My daughter and family lived outside Paris in the area of Croissey. We had fun exploring Paris many times. Visited Monet's glorious gardens, Versailles, and the Loire Valley. A gardener's paradise. They lived in England for sixteen years too. Their gardens are the best. Thank you so much for your videos. I love the area you live in. My husband took me to Door County for an anniversary. Such a pretty area. I'd love to go back, especially with a group of ladies with all the shops.
Thank you so much for sharing all that! I LOVE compost. :) . It fascinates me and I'll be doing an entire video on it next month. Would you believe in all my time in France I never went to Giverny? That should be a crime. I'm so ashamed. It just never worked out. During my long stay I wasn't really there for gardening season and so I chose Mt. Saint Michel instead. It was amazing and I had the entire island to myself. Stayed in a hotel room built into a stone wall. Priceless memories. - Door County IS amazing. It was here, or France, but I didn't think France would be the best place to raise the kids the way I wanted to.
Paris is my favorite thing. I was never the same after falling so in love with a place. I have visited numerous times and once for 5 months. Also traveled many other regions of France. It has long influenced my home. I love your garden. Very exciting to see. That baby and his little handful of dirt was so very precious.
I broke my leg a few days ago so needless to say that my spring planting has been put on hold for a little bit longer than I want. I have been following you on a regular basis. I love your channel. You have truly created a wonderful home and beautiful garden and potager for you and your family. Continue the great work! Grand merci! xo
Angela I was just able to watch so lovely. please please keep sharing gardening. It was so freaky meeting you in Chicago we left after his first encore as we needed to return to downtown Chicago to our hotel and I was kinda freaking out. I hate the traffic .
Masterpiece girl the second encore had two songs, one was gorgeous and the other was a little out there. Amazing, but out there.
Yes I think I mentioned he new stuff was kind of out there that’s why I didn’t mind leaving early.
Hi Angela! 😊 That Vid, or Live was Awesome!! Loved it, you are high energy. .for sure! Thanks for sharing.🌻 Have a good one.🍃
Oh thank you! Have a gorgeous week!
You two are adorable!
I really enjoyed this video. Watching your progress is so much fun. Your family is adorable!
I'm so glad you're enjoying everything. Merci beaucoup.
Anais...such a little imp. lol....winking at the camera and singing while watering the garden. What a cutie :-) The garden is really beginning to take shape! Another terrific video guys..
I love cabbage and broccoli but Japanese beetles are still a problem but Diathaus earth has helped. Organic gardener here. I have 7 raised beds but I am passing on Cab and broc this planting season My red romaine lettuce is so great this year started everything from seed first time ever. but loving it, so gratifying love your videos love your style love your hubby, he is so accommodating and loving toward you and children. not many men like him But behind every great man is a greater woman pushing and guiding LOL. Happy planting. Trade recipes later? Love French recipes Greatest Fan. Pamela
Pamela Benne broccoli is more of a novelty crop for me. Nothing really comes of it for the amount of space it takes. Good to know about DE and Japanese beetles. I hadn’t tried that yet. They love my basil and roses.
I watch your videos with a smile on my face-and often with tears in my eyes. Your family is so dear and beautiful!! Will each year be this much work or is it because you’re starting from scratch to build this potager? We’ve just bought our retirement home in Kingman, Arizona, and I’m really loving the desert/xeriscape landscaping I’ve been seeing on Pinterest and other online sites, but it’s totally out of my comfort zone-I was born and raised in central Arkansas, and my married life has been all over the US but never further west of the Mississippi River than western Louisiana and St Louis. We’ve been in Pennsylvania since 2010 and have also lived in Germany, too. I know I’m going to desperately miss all the trees and other green plants that have been around me all my life. I know I could use our well water to create the landscapes I love, but I want to learn to embrace this new period and look of our time together (and not use water just for selfish reasons). I will miss my peonies, though, and hope the people that come to live on our little acre take care of them!! We will have seven acres at our new place, and the previous owners have had horses, so the two stalls really need some goats, don’t you think? ❤️😘
That WOULD be a huge change! Good for you for adapting. Thankfully, each year won't be this difficult. But it's just the two of us and no machinery and it's still pretty rough out there because it was the edge of the forest.
Parisienne Farmgirl I’m glad we’re going to be along on the journey!
R Neustel, first , it's really a privilege to live in such beautiful deserts as Arizona has, their are different types. You can learn about desert plants that grow in your area. You can visit the Desert Botanical Gardens in the Phoenix area to learn what they can look like in a garden. And I bet there are places on line you can learn about this. Also don't be intimidated to plant some indigenous trees which take a few years to grow for starters, like Palo Verde, Mesquite & even Pecan! You can also learn about Permaculture gardening so you may very well become a master of growing Peonies there! When you build the soil up underneath the plants it starts a network of life & nutrients that will feed what grows on top of it. Just patiently work on building your soil underneath & learn about making compost, that will need some water to keep moist bc it's so arid there. If you build up soil up & use many of the native flowers but for the ones that require more moisture you can learn about how, with dappled tree shade areas, northern exposure & good soil development with mulching to hold the moisture in the ground you will have some of your favorites in your garden. I suggest you get it going right away bc you want to get the trees going. You can also grow many herbs like rosemary, thyme, oregano even basil. There are places around the world like Sicily & South Africa for example, that you can learn about how they grow in arid climates with minimal water.
I LOVED this vlog!!!!! 💖💖💖
I'm SO glad!
Just WOW. I enjoy your videos, silly at times, makes me giggle.👌👏👏👏
I also watch "farmhouse on boone".
Two amazing families.
So glad to see American families raising the children like my grammas did.
Wish I had your energy .
Bravo! 💓💗💓💗💓
God bless you all.
Can't wait to see your gorgeous garden grow. Blessings always.
Lisa is awesome. She's on my doTERRA team. SUCH a doll. YES, you nailed it. Trying to raise them like Gramma did.
Loved it!! 💗💗💗 I was watching on my tablet and couldn't figure out how to turn the chat on or I would have said "Hi!". Blessings!
Just love watching your videos. What a lovely family. Your children are so adorable and lucky to have such wonderful parents. Best wishes from Virginia.
Thank you so much. Very kind.
Angela you’re a star! Ive never known anyone work as hard as you do. Is there anything you can’t turn your hand to? Beautiful family including your husband with the photographic ‘butt’. Love your videos and can’t wait for the next and I’m glad you like our English roses.
That was VERY kind of you to say. Thank you for your encouragement.
Love your green coat. It makes me think of Shaye's kitchen! lol
Sonja Conti hahah! Shaye and I love us some green!
Love the overhead footage so we can see how the potager is laid out! Very pretty! Looking forward to seeing it evolve over the summer. Oh, and I am doing the seedling tray dance every day too here in 4b...out in the morning, in at night since we have been having cold nights...so over it!
Let's face it it's hard work xxx
i really enjoyed your video your gardens coming along great your doing a fantastic job.
Well thank you!
Just love this channel!! Everything is coming along so beautifully in the garden! I think you're family is amazing!
Merci!
What are ramps? Don't Austin roses only bloom once a year? Which movie are you talking about please? I LOVED this video!!! I loved the length and all that you did. Your baby is amazing. Your kids are going to have such great memories.
The name of the movie is Amélie. Here is a link to the info on IMDb: www.imdb.com/title/tt0211915/
Mm, ramps! My kids like ramps in a grilled cheese sandwiches.
I didn’t get what you dug up for the butter very interested in foraging
Nina D. Smith Ramps. Wild garlic.
Oh I almost forgot to share I make homade bread daily. but I tried brioche. Spelling? I must say. OK. But Cant wait till its GREAT! LOL.
I hope it turned out amazing. I make brioche burger buns and my kids go crazy.
@@ParisienneFarmgirl I bet that brioche with burgers tastes fabulous!
Hi. Super videous and gread advice. Thank you
Hi Angela. I love everything about your blog, book , videos, podcast etc. what is the name of the movie you are talking about ? Xx
Yes please? What’s the name of the movie?
Found it. Amelie
Muy lindo!
Garden is looking fabulous..!! I’m not a gardener, how will you keep all of the weeds and grasses out of your beds?
Cindy Miller I weed every day and I do put down straw and will put down chips from all the trees we’ve cut down too.
What movie were you talking about? I have to see it. I finally realized my dream of my life last fall when I visited Paris for 10 days and a couple days in Normandy. It was so incredible. There is truly no place like it on earth. Just reading my journal I kept while there brings tears to my eyes.
The name of the movie is Amélie. Here is a link to the info on IMDb: www.imdb.com/title/tt0211915/
You could plant enough peppers & tomatoes seeds in your greenhouse for starts, that if a frost comes you can replant 2 times if necessary. Think it's not that much more work or cost, & then it's not such a gamble bc you have that "insurance". Wanna try it?
Enjoyed this so much! That half-hour video was over way too soon. ;)
Were u get your garden fork and rack I really need that in my box beds
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Where can I purchase the tool for planting seeds. Love your videos!
chtvmadoc the broadfork is From Johnny’s
What are some of the wines you guys love to sip on 🍷
Desiree Rivera I love the Saint Émilion region and we’ve been drinking Frey organic wine as an everyday wine lately.
Where did you get the planting stand-on rake, and what is it called?
What is That tool that has long spikes kind of like a long pitchfork with 2 handles? Did you make it or buy it somewhere? I have never seen one.
Judi Holten it’s called a broadfork
You use the broadfork to loosen up the soil & gets a bit of air in the dirt without disturbing the vital life that grows underneath to create healthy soil over the years. It's one of the elements in permaculture gardening. There are different manufacturers' designs to pick from. Shop permaculture gardening tools.
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I always have been afraid to put scraps of food down in my hole, because I thought it would get too hot for my roots as it decomposed! I'm guessing this isn't an issue?
What movie are they talking about? They live in eastern WI, not northern.
What movie?
Do you do anything special to winterize your roses?
I will be covering them in leaves. Lots of them:)
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What was the name of the movie
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What movie are you talking about?
What is the name of the movie that you and your husband was talking about?
I want to know too. I am scrolling through the comments to see if anyone mentioned it.
A what are ramps?
Judi Holten wild garlic
What kind of Rose's are u growing
Put a photo of the plate and the mark in your instagram and I’ll keep my eyes out in Missouri for the plates.
will do, that's a great idea!!
Angela, please share the name of the movie that changed your life. 👩🏻🍳🙏
I agree ! What’s the name of the movie ?? Please xx it sounds Devine
I want to do a stick fence my cilantro never does well
Darn, the music is a little too loud to hear what you’re saying.
Really? Sorry about that. I try hard to get it just right.
Parisienne Farmgirl oh not to worry, it was just in the beginning 😘
You only get to below 10?! We have al l Jan and Feb with below zero and highs below 10. I feel l like that about Anne of Green Gables. The music, the scenes, it's a part of my soul. I couldn't get into Amelie because of the sexual stuff. Your potager is going to be amazing!
We for sure queue up certain parts of the movie. Ack. Do you have the Landscapes of Anne book... that's not the correct title but Google it, I think you'd LOVE IT!
I don't, but now I'm off to Amazon. Lol! It's been my fav since 5th grade.