I enjoyed the program and found it informative and relaxing. On a side note, I was surprised the see the portrait of an indigenous ancestor of mine, Osage Chief Black Dog, in the background. Due to his bravery, as a direct descendant of his contemporary Chief Claremore, I exist. At the time there were three bands of Osage and the three Chiefs were Black Dog, Claremore, and Pawhuska. Black Dog had constructed a cave fortress at his village and during the Battle of Claremore Mound, when the Old Settlers Cherokee attacked Claremore's village while the men were away hunting, he came and saved Claremore's family by hiding them in the cave and valiantly defending whom he could. It is nice to see my ancestor honored as we are indigenous to Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas. :)
Nice work guys on the decor. I use my Nandina berries for decorations around the holidays but I have never seen a bird eating the berries. I think they can tell which fruit to eat. I have cardinals building bests in the nandina’s but no bird here ever ate any berries that I have seen. I don’t really care for them and got rid of a few already because they are invasive but I kept three around just for the berries for the holidays.
I know this is an old video, but from what I read cedar waxwings died from eating nandina berries in winter which was done after several frosts and the berries fermented, that's what did it because the birds gorged themselves (probably from lack of food). I have a Nanking bush cherry tree which has cyanin in the berries too but the birds eat them all no problem because nothing left before fall.
You are showing your roots with the cocoa. Everyone else has hot chocolate but in our corner of the world we were raised with cocoa. I think I will join you in a cup.
There is nothing so heartwarming as holding a new born babe during the Christmas season! Sharing a cute story: Thirty years ago I heart on TV about a couple who lived alone in the outskirts of a town, somewhere in South America and the couple gave birth each year some were twins and triplets. I believe in 15 years of marriage the couple had a total of 25 children. The county they lived in had a rule that stated persons born in a local area within the county living in "community" had to have a post office and a zip code. The minimum amount of people living in one area had to be 25. So a new town was established and the family name was the name of the town! A true story that I heard on the local news here in USA. Happy Thanksgiving, Love Lee
Very nice. Would liked to have seen more of the Scottish Terrier. I love Scotties. I have had several down through the years. I lost my last one about a year and a half ago. Hope to get another one soon. I also live in the country and decorate with a variety of plants year round. Hope you have wonderful holidays this year too.
Who tacked your horse up in that ill fitting harness?! The head stall throatlatch is way too tight…you are choking the poor beast…and you have a bearing rein which was designed to prevent a horse from lowering it’s head to pull a load thereby straining the delicate trachea. Over all, the tack looks ancient and filthy as if someone thought it was a good idea to buy vintage tack and throw it on an out of condition horse for nostalgic reasons….Disgusting!
Where are all the lovely Christmas colors? Brown is not a Christmas color. Very disappointed in the drabness of the decorations. You won’t find any brown in my Christmas color palette. The floral decorator must be color blind. (My opinion, so hold the snarky comments.)
Her choice of outfit was not thought out very well. Looks like she just rolled out of bed, threw on a flannel robe, and showed up on set. 🤭 This show was so beautiful and "high end"; except for her choice of clothing. ☹️
Missing the color red! I thought the wreaths and archway looked to much like sticks and how my wisteria looks after I trim it all the way back. Disappointing.
I enjoyed the program and found it informative and relaxing. On a side note, I was surprised the see the portrait of an indigenous ancestor of mine, Osage Chief Black Dog, in the background. Due to his bravery, as a direct descendant of his contemporary Chief Claremore, I exist. At the time there were three bands of Osage and the three Chiefs were Black Dog, Claremore, and Pawhuska. Black Dog had constructed a cave fortress at his village and during the Battle of Claremore Mound, when the Old Settlers Cherokee attacked Claremore's village while the men were away hunting, he came and saved Claremore's family by hiding them in the cave and valiantly defending whom he could. It is nice to see my ancestor honored as we are indigenous to Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas. :)
Nice work guys on the decor. I use my Nandina berries for decorations around the holidays but I have never seen a bird eating the berries. I think they can tell which fruit to eat. I have cardinals building bests in the nandina’s but no bird here ever ate any berries that I have seen. I don’t really care for them and got rid of a few already because they are invasive but I kept three around just for the berries for the holidays.
I know this is an old video, but from what I read cedar waxwings died from eating nandina berries in winter which was done after several frosts and the berries fermented, that's what did it because the birds gorged themselves (probably from lack of food). I have a Nanking bush cherry tree which has cyanin in the berries too but the birds eat them all no problem because nothing left before fall.
P Allen ith is very talented. His home and grounds are gorgeous especially at Christmas time. Joyous wishes to his family and helpers.
Love this episode . Love Hollys designs .
Loved this show. Beautiful decorations. Reminded me of Williamsburg,Va. thanks for showing how to achieve it for ourself! Wish could visit one day.
You are showing your roots with the cocoa. Everyone else has hot chocolate but in our corner of the world we were raised with cocoa. I think I will join you in a cup.
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I love this video and Hollys work. . Her natural presentations are so inspirational and do perfectly for Moss Mountain farm
I love watching you and have for many years. Hoping many more years to come.
Johns wife
There is nothing so heartwarming as holding a new born babe during the Christmas season!
Sharing a cute story: Thirty years ago I heart on TV about a couple who lived alone in the outskirts of a town, somewhere in South America and the couple gave birth each year some were twins and triplets. I believe in 15 years of marriage the couple had a total of 25 children. The county they lived in had a rule that stated persons born in a local area within the county living in "community" had to have a post office and a zip code. The minimum amount of people living in one area had to be 25. So a new town was established and the family name was the name of the town! A true story that I heard on the local news here in USA.
Happy Thanksgiving,
Love
Lee
I've missed watching Garden Home! What a great time of year to "come back home"! Blessings to you and your family, Allen.
Just a dream...love alllllll of it....such creativity ..
❤
Very nice. Would liked to have seen more of the Scottish Terrier. I love Scotties. I have had several down through the years. I lost my last one about a year and a half ago. Hope to get another one soon. I also live in the country and decorate with a variety of plants year round. Hope you have wonderful holidays this year too.
Loved video this very much!
Love this video Allen!
Everything is so beautiful, it as changed my approach to wreaths making and arrangements.
Such a wonderful show, I enjoyed it, thank you
What a lovely video. I thoroughly enjoyed watching all the great ideas. Thank you for sharing!
Lovely!
Please have full recipe on screen at beginning or end to enable viewer to screen shoot entire recipe.
What a wonderful and beautiful episode.
So inspiring!!! Love the natural design Thank you for the tips, just beautiful.
Beautiful tree. Very nice video.
Delightful, Thank You!!!
You are so very talented and I love what you did on this film. I also love cocoa
Enjoyed.
So delightful! I enjoyed it all.
Great show Allen,and the decorations are really very beautiful.🎄
Enjoyed the video. Happy Holidays to you from New York city 😍❤ 💕 💖 💙♥. ✨
Me encantó este video, es precioso 😍👍😍
Lov your Arkansas home
Keep seeing these swans! So pretty where did you get them? And your painting of the birds…
Beautiful 💫
So very beautiful!
I just want to move in and have Alan cook all my meals.😅😊🎉
I want that shirt Holy love you designs
It would have been great if the cookie recipe was shared here.
estos videos son hermozos pero porfavor coloquen subtitulos en español para los neers que no sabemos ingles
What Type this chicken
Interesting, I am looking for good mentors and have a future farm in mind 🤔👍🏼🇱🇷.
Who tacked your horse up in that ill fitting harness?! The head stall throatlatch is way too tight…you are choking the poor beast…and you have a bearing rein which was designed to prevent a horse from lowering it’s head to pull a load thereby straining the delicate trachea. Over all, the tack looks ancient and filthy as if someone thought it was a good idea to buy vintage tack and throw it on an out of condition horse for nostalgic reasons….Disgusting!
Beautiful except for the swans….. still hoping they are fake. 🧐
Where are all the lovely Christmas colors? Brown is not a Christmas color. Very disappointed in the drabness of the decorations. You won’t find any brown in my Christmas color palette. The floral decorator must be color blind. (My opinion, so hold the snarky comments.)
Oh my. I so agree! Who hijacked Christmas colors? Decorators. Pretty but lacking in tradition and meaning. But it is pretty just not christmas
Beautiful but the music is a big turn off.
Very nice but I miss the red and green and gold colors.
I really don’t care for the browns.
Her choice of outfit was not thought out very well. Looks like she just rolled out of bed, threw on a flannel robe, and showed up on set. 🤭
This show was so beautiful and "high end"; except for her choice of clothing. ☹️
Some clothing is more creative in person an doesn’t FILM well…How “Bless Her Heart” of you. 😏 Side Eye!
Didn’t enjoy it….too much of nothing and no substance…..
Really. I totally agree with you. Christmas is color.
Missing the color red! I thought the wreaths and archway looked to much like sticks and how my wisteria looks after I trim it all the way back. Disappointing.
he pays a team of designers to decorate.
Step away from the fridge, Holly.
Same old tired crap.
Oh my! What would you like to see?