Very beautiful, your garden is such a lovely and relaxing sanctuary. I look forward to all of your videos. My sincere condolences on the passing of your father.
Olga, My sincere condolences on your loss, gardening is a wonderful way to cope. Your lovely tour made me laugh as I also have so much to do this spring. I hope you appreciate your CT climate, I used to live in Ridgefield and miss it now that I’m in MI, not much different but a bit harsher. Take care.
Моя бабуся також вирощувала багато смородини.Тож саме варення із цієї ягоди завжди нагадує мені її. Я бачу всі ознаки українського саду у вашому дворі. Саме такі оформлення зустрічаються у більшості садків,з малодоглядовими рослинами
Olga. Thank you for sharing your garden in both its beauty and with the unfinished bits. That’s how our gardens are. Always a chore to do or ones we missed. Your garden is authentically yours and so beautiful. I always learn something from your work. So sorry your trip back home was for such a sad reason. Hugs to you.
Olga, so very sorry for the loss of your dear father. Such a hard thing to go through. I am praying for the Lord’s comfort for you and your family in your loss and grief. I’m sure your garden is very happy to have you home again, and so are your viewers. 💝 Can’t wait to see the roses in full bloom very soon!!
So very sorry to hear of the passing of your father, Olga. Love touring your garden. Such a peaceful and relaxing place. Can't wait to see all of your beautiful plants in bloom, especially the roses.
Olga, Your voice is as soothing as your garden. You are a joy to listen to as this is my first year gardening after wishing for one since I got married 10 years ago. We finally have space for one. I planted 3 bare root David Austin several months ago among a vegetable garden. So far so good! Thinking of you during this difficult time.
Thank you so much for your kind message. I had a good trip to Ukraine and was happy to be with all the family there. Good luck with your brand new garden! How exciting!
Welcome back, and I’m sorry for your loss. 😕 I’m so happy to have found your channel! I have a tendency to stress and be hard on myself this time of year because I always want to be further along than I am, so it is comforting to see that you are in the same boat!
First of all - I'm sorry for your loss. I hope your family stays as safe as possible (as much as it's possible now in UA). I'm also from Ukraine, and my heart will always belong to our Motherland. All the sweet memories from my childhood come to mind when I see plants that are popular in Ukraine, such as Kalyna (guelder rose or snowball viburnum) and Porichka or smorodyna (currant). Thank you so much for your blog and your very inspiring gardening videos!
Aww, you are welcome. I had a treat as well: I didn’t see my garden getting green in spring, and after my arrival back home, I took a quick look and… awww.. it IS beautiful!
My condolences on your father's passing. Your garden looks wonderful and so lush. I look forward to seeing ALL the roses in their full glory soon! God bless.
I’m sorry to hear about your Father’s passing, Olga 💙. Sending best wishes to you and your family. Thank you for sharing your advice, your positive, calm energy and your delightful garden with us. I enjoy every video! 😊🌿🌷
Dear Olga, I'm so sorry to hear about your father and send loving thoughts to you and all of your family. Your garden is as beautiful as ever and I'm sure it will provide you with comfort as you tend to the things you will be taking care of.
Dear Debra, thank you so much for your kind words. I had a very good trip despite all the sad news. And this year garden did its life without me all right! I look forward to all the blooms as well!
Ah, I’m sure your trip to Ukraine was bittersweet! ♥️ Your Jacob’s ladder is gorgeous!! My friend Lynsi loves hers and was telling me about it but sadly it I don’t have shade 😑 Not sure when you filmed this but I was expecting to see your roses looking fabulous considering that you are a zone 7. My roses here in 6a are mid spring flush, I’m especially enjoying Lady of Shallot and Poseiden. It’s been an odd year… we are about 20 days ahead of “normal”. Glad to see they are coming tho! Can’t wait to see them in your garden.
Very interesting! My roses here in CT are still opening their first blooms. Definitely a week earlier than 2 years ago, but not as fast as yours! Talking about micro climates, right?
@@OlgaCarmody I’m beginning to wonder if that’s not it-a microclimate. Then again my sister in law’s roses bloomed the same time. She lives 20 minutes away. Or our area might just have gotten really lucky this spring. I do not expect it to be this way every year but who can say.
I've just joined your channel ...what a stunning garden you have ..I absolutely love your flower detailing on your house ! Did you paint it yourself? I'd love to do something similar on my cottage....❤
Love the way you grow tear ivy . Love to know where you got it. I have lots of ivy on my 6 acres, here in the east side of Connecticut. It will be great as a privacy area I have .
My condolences to you during this time of grief Olga! So nice of you to show us your beautiful and lush gardens!
🌱 ~Beautuful Olga! I love your peaceful pretty garden & all of your hand-made rustic structures!
~Happy Summer!
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Happy Summer to you as well, Carol!
Very beautiful, your garden is such a lovely and relaxing sanctuary. I look forward to all of your videos. My sincere condolences on the passing of your father.
Thank you, I am happy to be back with my family and the garden.
My sincere condolences for your loss.
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I love your hand made garden follies. I did the same decades ago when I first began gardening but had no money.
Olga, My sincere condolences on your loss, gardening is a wonderful way to cope. Your lovely tour made me laugh as I also have so much to do this spring. I hope you appreciate your CT climate, I used to live in Ridgefield and miss it now that I’m in MI, not much different but a bit harsher. Take care.
Thank you Jill, for your wonderful message. Yes, garden in its spring exuberance definitely helps. Take care as well!
Beautiful garden, and so happy to see you back! Have thought about you and kept you in my prayers, that God would comfort you in your time of loss.
Thank you for your kind message!
Lovely! At 15:36 a little bird flies out of the birdhouse:)
You are right, I didn't even see that! How cute!
@@OlgaCarmody I think it's a sign of a happy and healthy garden when the birds set up their homes there.
Моя бабуся також вирощувала багато смородини.Тож саме варення із цієї ягоди завжди нагадує мені її. Я бачу всі ознаки українського саду у вашому дворі. Саме такі оформлення зустрічаються у більшості садків,з малодоглядовими рослинами
Olga. Thank you for sharing your garden in both its beauty and with the unfinished bits. That’s how our gardens are. Always a chore to do or ones we missed. Your garden is authentically yours and so beautiful. I always learn something from your work. So sorry your trip back home was for such a sad reason. Hugs to you.
Thank you, my trip was sad and happy, bad and good at the same time.
Olga, so very sorry for the loss of your dear father. Such a hard thing to go through. I am praying for the Lord’s comfort for you and your family in your loss and grief. I’m sure your garden is very happy to have you home again, and so are your viewers. 💝 Can’t wait to see the roses in full bloom very soon!!
So very sorry to hear of the passing of your father, Olga. Love touring your garden. Such a peaceful and relaxing place. Can't wait to see all of your beautiful plants in bloom, especially the roses.
Thank you!
Olga,
Your voice is as soothing as your garden. You are a joy to listen to as this is my first year gardening after wishing for one since I got married 10 years ago. We finally have space for one. I planted 3 bare root David Austin several months ago among a vegetable garden. So far so good! Thinking of you during this difficult time.
Thank you so much for your kind message. I had a good trip to Ukraine and was happy to be with all the family there. Good luck with your brand new garden! How exciting!
Welcome back, and I’m sorry for your loss. 😕
I’m so happy to have found your channel! I have a tendency to stress and be hard on myself this time of year because I always want to be further along than I am, so it is comforting to see that you are in the same boat!
Sorry for your loss. I remember you mentioning him in some of your videos. Praying for comfort for you and your family
Thank you! Yes, my father built a fence in out garden and that new bird house is made by him as well.
So happy you’re home. Your garden is luscious absolutely beautiful.❤
Thank you so much!
Absolutely beautiful Olga...your garden is so lovely.... looking forward to seeing your roses bloom. Xx
Me too, good year for blooms!
Hi Olga my condolence. Your garden looks beautiful I'm excited to see all the blooms of roses.
The garden feels peaceful. Good.
First of all - I'm sorry for your loss.
I hope your family stays as safe as possible (as much as it's possible now in UA).
I'm also from Ukraine, and my heart will always belong to our Motherland. All the sweet memories from my childhood come to mind when I see plants that are popular in Ukraine, such as Kalyna (guelder rose or snowball viburnum) and Porichka or smorodyna (currant).
Thank you so much for your blog and your very inspiring gardening videos!
Thank you for naming for me the kalyna! Do you grow it? If we ever move, I would get it!
Your gardens are beautiful. Sending prayers for you and yours.
Thank you so much!
Lovely ❤
Your garden is beautiful 🌱👍
Thank you for the tour. Looking very good despite your absence. Enjoy getting it back into shape. Happy gardening,😊
I’m so very sorry for your loss. Please accept my condolences. Thank-you for the tour of your lovely home garden! It’s always a treat!
Aww, you are welcome. I had a treat as well: I didn’t see my garden getting green in spring, and after my arrival back home, I took a quick look and… awww.. it IS beautiful!
A wonderland of buds in your garden , Beautiful
My condolences
My condolences on your father's passing. Your garden looks wonderful and so lush. I look forward to seeing ALL the roses in their full glory soon! God bless.
I’m sorry for your loss. ❤️. The garden is spectacular! Looking forward to seeing more this season.
I’m sorry to hear about your Father’s passing, Olga 💙. Sending best wishes to you and your family.
Thank you for sharing your advice, your positive, calm energy and your delightful garden with us. I enjoy every video! 😊🌿🌷
I am so sorry for your loss! Please take care! And looking forward to your garden blooming.
Beautiful! My old wood hydrangeas didn’t bloom last year, either. It’s looking good, if I can keep the deer away.
Yes, good year for hydrangeas as well. Thank you!
Dear Olga, I'm so sorry to hear about your father and send loving thoughts to you and all of your family. Your garden is as beautiful as ever and I'm sure it will provide you with comfort as you tend to the things you will be taking care of.
Dear Debra, thank you so much for your kind words. I had a very good trip despite all the sad news. And this year garden did its life without me all right! I look forward to all the blooms as well!
My condolences on the loss of your father. ❤ I enjoyed your tour.
My heartfelt condolences, Olga. 😢❤
Ah, I’m sure your trip to Ukraine was bittersweet! ♥️
Your Jacob’s ladder is gorgeous!! My friend Lynsi loves hers and was telling me about it but sadly it I don’t have shade 😑
Not sure when you filmed this but I was expecting to see your roses looking fabulous considering that you are a zone 7. My roses here in 6a are mid spring flush, I’m especially enjoying Lady of Shallot and Poseiden. It’s been an odd year… we are about 20 days ahead of “normal”. Glad to see they are coming tho! Can’t wait to see them in your garden.
Very interesting! My roses here in CT are still opening their first blooms. Definitely a week earlier than 2 years ago, but not as fast as yours! Talking about micro climates, right?
@@OlgaCarmody I’m beginning to wonder if that’s not it-a microclimate. Then again my sister in law’s roses bloomed the same time. She lives 20 minutes away. Or our area might just have gotten really lucky this spring. I do not expect it to be this way every year but who can say.
I've just joined your channel ...what a stunning garden you have ..I absolutely love your flower detailing on your house ! Did you paint it yourself? I'd love to do something similar on my cottage....❤
Hi and welcome to my channel! I painted those flowers myself, here is the video- th-cam.com/video/pZP_EIdQLoI/w-d-xo.html
@@OlgaCarmodyThank you so much for ypur reply and link ❤
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Deepest sympathy on the loss of your father.
So hard to loose a parent 😢. Sorry Olga
Is there a flower that reminds you of your father?
Hm, maybe white peonies, which are growing near the fence he built for us in the garden....
@@OlgaCarmody It's wonderful that you have the fence and the peony as a way to remember him..
Here's more kind thoughts for you and family. Best wishes for thousands of blooms on your Lady of Shallot and Generous Gardener roses!
Love the way you grow tear ivy . Love to know where you got it. I have lots of ivy on my 6 acres, here in the east side of Connecticut. It will be great as a privacy area I have .
Oh, I am jealous in a good way - 6 acres! I should be your neighbor! We are thinking to move to Eastern CT, maybe one day.