Janey, have you thought about laying the stones in the shade garden room to match the front walk way and your greenhouse floor? It would look beautiful and not be so expensive! ❤😂❤
To think you did all of this while nursing a broken foot! This is incredible. My vote for what the unnamed flower is is California poppy. That ferny foliage seems like it to me. Excited to see what it ends up being. Love your garden and love following the evolution!
The monthly garden tour is literally MY FAVORITE!! What you’ve been able to do in less than a year in your garden is so inspiring!! I’m in Kansas City and just holding my breath til our last frost date to start planting!!
I have an idea for your green house. You should put the topiaries inside of the green house, one on each side of the door in the corners and then light them with warm white string lights. It would look beautiful in the evenings.
Everything looks great! You've accomplished A Lot in just seven months! I love the decomposed granite walkway through the shade garden, so don't be discouraged that so many people love your greenhouse floor and want it everywhere. It's very pretty where you have it, but won't be maintenance free like the granite. You need something maintenance free! (I also think people aren't imagining the walkway with plants softening the edges.) Also, don't feel bad for not finishing the pathway by March 1st! The rain has slowed you down, but I know what it's like to dig in California's hard, dry packed summer soil, so I'd say overall, the rain has helped you, immensely! No one is holding you to that self-imposed deadline, but you. We're just excited to see the orchard looking SO beautiful! The wood chips look Great, and pretty things are popping up. The plants in the back raised beds are CA Poppies. Congratulations! Everything looks Fabulous!
Yes, I'm sure the planters will look awesome in a few weeks. The planters look beautiful now. I'm eager to see an update of your parent's home renovation. Hopefully, you'll be showing a tour soon!
So much to look at and compare from when you moved in. All looking amazing. I love how your zig zag is now softened by the espalier and new diamond path.
Oh friend you are doing an amazing job! I can’t believe how much you have already accomplished! Gardening on two acres I completely understand how easy it is to get overwhelmed and distracted. You are doing a terrific job keeping focused. Your garden is going to be a thing of beauty. I’m so excited for you! 💕💕
Janey I just want to say thank you for this channel, it’s such a source of inspiration 😍 Im excited every day to watch, even when most days your garden was just a pile of dirt 😂 love it all! ❤
Janey, you have made so much progress, and things are coming together well in the orchard bed. I know the thought of pruning the fruit trees are out of your comfort zone, I would consider pruning off the citrus branches that are supported by the wooden boards. I also urge you to take that pomegranate tree out that you don't love, and move that small apricot or peach that you have planted along the long drive in it's place. ❤ you and your channel.
It is amazing to me what has been done since last Aug. From all the plantings, raised beds added, greenhouse, and house & fence painted. Honestly, the secret garden is what I'm looking forward to seeing finished, it's such a lovely idea for that side of the house. Oh and that rose, I think I'd move it now, it's not been long that it shouldn't feel...too exhausted to just keep pushing on. Lastly..."should I put it back.?", how sweet is that.
Janey .. it’s simply incredible how much you’ve all done in really a short time and especially with a chunk of the time healing from your injury/operations. You’re so Inspiring to say the least !! I admire your ability to have vision (I know you have a map from Michael Glassman) .. however it’s still amazing how you can envision what will look good where. A real treat to watch and include in my daily routine while I have my morning coffee ☕️🌸🍃
Wow, it´s looking so good already. We had a few days of early spring but now it´s cold again. It´s so sweet how you say Helen von Stein. She was a German plant breeder and she had a nursery which is still there. It´s a 2 h drive from my house. I want to visit for ever. I love the plant of the month idea. Hugs from Germany 💕
Love they way your garden is shaping up. The pine tree in the far corner is pronounced: Dee-a-Dore. Be proud of yourself as what you have done to the garden areas and what is to come in the future. It is not how much can we do in a season it is what can we do little at a time so that what you plan out comes and it is what you like. Plus be proud that you are doing little at a time so that you will always love what you are doing and not having it become something you hate what you are doing. Plus spreading your time in the front, side and back makes it all enjoyable. Well done.
Your garden is amazing! I know the feeling about weeds! We have a guy who only does weeds and he’s $400.00 a month. He’s here 3 hours every week. We have 2 1/2 acres in SoCal and once he finishes the weeds he starts all over again. By the time he gets back to the start, the weeds are a couple inches tall. The never ending story ❤
Sooo very much enjoyed your tour today! Your comment on how much you love the blue juniper triggered this comment. Consider a long sweep of multiples 7, 9 or 11 blue juniper. I have a sweep of 9 White Natchez Crepe Myrtles in my moon garden. The long sweeps have a restful beautiful impact. Suggesting a long sweep of the Tuscarora Pink Crepe Myrtles This is the variety from your last property - gets to be 25 ft tall. The sweeps of one variety feed the soul. Your place looking Sooo Amazing.
Love seeing all the beautiful progress! I garden in what they call zone 8 now in Cleveland, AL in the country on 7 acres that looked a lot like what you started with so I love seeing all your projects! I feel for you with Monty digging in your garden. We have 3 large dogs and our beloved Hank cannot resist digging. I will spend hours planting only to come out the next day to find my newly planted plants dug out of their homes laying on their sides (plant not harmed as long as I get it replanted before it dries up). Heard it may be the starter fertilizer I use when planting, apparently he loves the smell and has to investigate…just FYI! Hank only digs up my newly planted plants so there may be something to it?
Just a thought...at the entrance to your home...you could paint the diamond shape on the concrete to match the diamond pattern from the walkway so that it flows into that area.
The brown paint on the trees...so much better!! Its looking good, great progress overall. Kudos to you all, I would be overwhelmed with so much to be done!
That's exactly right! You have to start with one area to get it mostly finished. Gardening is never complete, always something in progress. But gives you a sense of accomplishment and a vision for what is to come. Rome wasn't built in a day. Personally, I would prefer to see your garden built gradually rather than over the course of 1-2 seasons, because that's how most people manage it.
Hi Janey, thank you for the tip on the free chip drop. My daughter has recently moved into a large property and needs mulch. She gets her first FREE delivery tomorrow!
Those are poppies coming up in your raised bed by the greenhouse (the one with the scatter seed mix). Probably CA orange poppies. They are resilient, and will reseed readily. The one that is coming up in the other bed doesn't look like a poppy. They kind of look like a weed that grows in our area (Belmont, CA). Time for "Weeding Wednesday," LOL! Overall, your garden is really taking shape, and those cabbages are absolutely massive! Hope you like to eat cabbage! 😄💐
Janey you must try the Verbena de la minas. These are gorgeous purple puff balls shrubs that bloom almost all year-California natives do doesn’t need much water at all. So gorg- I think you’ll love them plus the hummers love them.
Ok, so my dog Riley LOVES my plant fertilizer and I often see her digging around my plants eating some of the dirt/fertilizer. So maybe Monti is doing the same? Just a thought🌷🌷
For that chandelier ..there are new wireless, rechargeable bulbs out now.. and you can mount the remote by the door … I haven’t tried them yet but I’ve heard good things…
I loved hearing the gentle, beautiful music softly playing in the background. It helped tell the story of your garden’s life story thus far. The greenhouse glowing during the golden hour, ooh la la! The tulips standing tall to greet you at your office door, gorgeous! Random red tulips for a happy surprise! Add cinematographer to your list and check it right off Janey, this was a tour de force!! ❤️🇨🇦
I catch myself feeling so overwhelmed this time of the year… I have to remind myself to not over do it… take one day at a time, try to stay focused, I have a tendency to get distracted…❤
Hi Janey, The garden is looking wonderful!! PSA for my east coast peeps, when I put cardboard down in my yard (Florida), it attracted ground dwelling termites to my yard. Termites love cardboard. It works for some, but know your environment.
Hi Janey, that was a surprising and impressive tour! You guys have gotten a lot done already in the few months since you moved. Things are really taking shape and looking good, this will be such an exciting spring for you! Those plants in the back look like they might be Ca. poppies and speaking of poppies, the smaller Matilja looks like it has new growth at the base. I would cut it back to that.
Pruning fruit trees, I had an opportunity to spend 2 full days with an arborist years ago specifically for fruit trees, you should ask UCDavis for an intern or students for input… orchard workers know their stuff as well, ultimately for best prolific fruit yields.
I love your progress! The greenhouse- i have an 11x10 redwood/glass GH. I thought I would have a quiet sitting space aglow in mornkng sun or temperate nights. BUT - they get crazy hot starting in April/May -i am a busy body and addicted to seed starting - i adore it as a workjng gh -i keep a folding chair in there in case i get the urge to sit and have my coffee surrounded by birdsong -but instead i sow seed & nurture my seedlings while drinking my cold coffee with soil specs in it 😂 - i vote you develop a working GH but you don't need to plan it, it'll just draw you in that direction - as gardeners we're just on the ride, not usually driving lol 😘
Janie, everything is looking so good! It’s been so hot and humid here this summer (Queensland, 🇦🇺 ) That I have not wanted to be outside, but the past 3 days, we have finally turned the AC off and opened the windows! So your video has made me want to get back out there in the garden. Did you know that Day lilies are also edible?
i am in zone 8b central texas. i have been reluctant to plant any evergreens because it is so hot here. i am very, very encouraged to try some of those varieties! Thank you!
Janey your diamond porch area with wall look fabulous. Keep it going by painting the same pattern on your front porch concrete. Just extend the pattern. Should be easy to tape off and match colors.
Michael Glassman called it (I went back and viewed his visit). He knew that you needed to focus on one or two areas. Focusing in only one or two areas would be impossible for me. Laura, Garden Answer, talked about zones in her garden when they first moved to their present property. Zones are one way to stay on top of maintenance and putting eyes on each area weekly. Plus, Laura said she only spent 60-90 minutes per zone on maintaining which then leaves time for planting and new projects. Gardeners are such awesome sharers. I appreciate your need to get your garden going. But I like how you've slowed down to installing infrastructure and perennials. Soon you'll be growing your own plants to propagate your garden...😍😘😍
I enjoyed this video and the one yesterday with the list and painting the tree trunks ! You at home working on your dream garden, and Monty making his noises, and the bunnies. Sooooo sweet ! I think you will be at 100,000 subscribers in no time with these type videos .
Everything is looking awesome and springy! May want to put some type of protection under the feet of your table in the greenhouse to prevent moisture or insect penetration through the gravel/stones. Looking forward to more videos. Glad you're healing and getting back to 100%.
What an amazing project! You have made so much progress. It's so cool to see it all come together from the start! Also, please please be careful with Monti and the foxgloves, super poisonous for dogs.
I have two dogs and a cat and they never touch the foxglove in my garden, even as puppies. In fact if you read about animals and foxglove you will see even wildlife avoids it and they seem to instinctively know not to eat it. It is probably more dangerous to Adults, wear gloves, wash hands and just be careful.
It's so overwhelming when you have a big space to plant and a vision in your heart of what it will look like in 3 years! 😅 We have started developing our property this year and have a lot going on too. I also just signed up for chip drop about 3 weeks ago!! I'm so excited to see how it turns out!
I was just watching Robbie's video for today, Private Tour of Monrovia. At minute 0.50 there is a multi-trunk something behind him that would look awesome in your center garden when you're ready.
Love love love your videos you’re doing such an awesome job in your yard one thing that bothers me a little bit if you never say our house you always say my house I think your husband might contribute a lot to your house and I think you should use it as our house
Those flowers in your backyard beds look like marigold leaves.... I really like your camelias out front. They look really healthy and off to a good start. 😊
Janey, I cannot believe how much you've done in such a short time. AND with 2 foot surgeries! I love your daily updates, it's going to be beautiful.
I think the unknown flower I your backyard bed is a California Poppy.
Agree! It's definitely California poppy!
Totally put a COMFY chair in the greenhouse!
Janey, have you thought about laying the stones in the shade garden room to match the front walk way and your greenhouse floor? It would look beautiful and not be so expensive! ❤😂❤
You could use your small white bistro table and chairs in your greenhouse for a nice place to sit in the morning and have coffee/tea.
Food for thought, the shade garden pathway, possibly lay the checkered paver stones. It will tie into the front and the greenhouse. 😊
I placed a grocery order yesterday and oranges in my area are $1 each…you had an actual money tree! 😮
Remember what Michael
said- do one area at a time! Looking so good!
To think you did all of this while nursing a broken foot! This is incredible. My vote for what the unnamed flower is is California poppy. That ferny foliage seems like it to me. Excited to see what it ends up being. Love your garden and love following the evolution!
I was going to comment this! It’s all over my yard after planing one packet of seeds 🙂🙂
The monthly garden tour is literally MY FAVORITE!! What you’ve been able to do in less than a year in your garden is so inspiring!! I’m in Kansas City and just holding my breath til our last frost date to start planting!!
Janey, the changes are huge in so many ways and in record time! ❤😂❤ You need to appreciate all that you’ve achieved and be so grateful.
I have an idea for your green house. You should put the topiaries inside of the green house, one on each side of the door in the corners and then light them with warm white string lights. It would look beautiful in the evenings.
Looking so good,.., love the trees painted that brown color much better,less jarring
It does look better than the white. I'm glad the brown wasn't dark.
Everything looks great! You've accomplished A Lot in just seven months!
I love the decomposed granite walkway through the shade garden, so don't be discouraged that so many people love your greenhouse floor and want it everywhere. It's very pretty where you have it, but won't be maintenance free like the granite. You need something maintenance free! (I also think people aren't imagining the walkway with plants softening the edges.)
Also, don't feel bad for not finishing the pathway by March 1st! The rain has slowed you down, but I know what it's like to dig in California's hard, dry packed summer soil, so I'd say overall, the rain has helped you, immensely! No one is holding you to that self-imposed deadline, but you. We're just excited to see the orchard looking SO beautiful! The wood chips look Great, and pretty things are popping up.
The plants in the back raised beds are CA Poppies. Congratulations! Everything looks Fabulous!
Yes, I'm sure the planters will look awesome in a few weeks. The planters look beautiful now.
I'm eager to see an update of your parent's home renovation. Hopefully, you'll be showing a tour soon!
Your vision is happening ! It looks so good 💚🌻💚
So much to look at and compare from when you moved in. All looking amazing. I love how your zig zag is now softened by the espalier and new diamond path.
Janey more wood chips will help with the weeds. I’m amazed at how much you have gotten done. It’s still early for your veggies. It’s all so lovely 🌻🧡
You’ve done a lot already. It will be amazing.
I think those seedlings in your raised beds are poppies. Your yard is looking so good!
Oh friend you are doing an amazing job! I can’t believe how much you have already accomplished! Gardening on two acres I completely understand how easy it is to get overwhelmed and distracted. You are doing a terrific job keeping focused. Your garden is going to be a thing of beauty. I’m so excited for you! 💕💕
Janey I just want to say thank you for this channel, it’s such a source of inspiration 😍 Im excited every day to watch, even when most days your garden was just a pile of dirt 😂 love it all! ❤
Janey, you have made so much progress, and things are coming together well in the orchard bed. I know the thought of pruning the fruit trees are out of your comfort zone, I would consider pruning off the citrus branches that are supported by the wooden boards. I also urge you to take that pomegranate tree out that you don't love, and move that small apricot or peach that you have planted along the long drive in it's place. ❤ you and your channel.
It is amazing to me what has been done since last Aug. From all the plantings, raised beds added, greenhouse, and house & fence painted. Honestly, the secret garden is what I'm looking forward to seeing finished, it's such a lovely idea for that side of the house. Oh and that rose, I think I'd move it now, it's not been long that it shouldn't feel...too exhausted to just keep pushing on. Lastly..."should I put it back.?", how sweet is that.
Janey .. it’s simply incredible how much you’ve all done in really a short time and especially with a chunk of the time healing from your injury/operations. You’re so Inspiring to say the least !! I admire your ability to have vision (I know you have a map from Michael Glassman) .. however it’s still amazing how you can envision what will look good where. A real treat to watch and include in my daily routine while I have my morning coffee ☕️🌸🍃
Love your enthusiasm,the way you handle your plants tell me how how you love them❤️👍👏💐
Wow, it´s looking so good already. We had a few days of early spring but now it´s cold again. It´s so sweet how you say Helen von Stein. She was a German plant breeder and she had a nursery which is still there. It´s a 2 h drive from my house. I want to visit for ever. I love the plant of the month idea. Hugs from Germany 💕
Wow!!! developing a big garden is so much work!!!But the results are beautiful❤❤❤❤❤🌻🌷🌾🌿
Love they way your garden is shaping up. The pine tree in the far corner is pronounced: Dee-a-Dore. Be proud of yourself as what you have done to the garden areas and what is to come in the future. It is not how much can we do in a season it is what can we do little at a time so that what you plan out comes and it is what you like. Plus be proud that you are doing little at a time so that you will always love what you are doing and not having it become something you hate what you are doing. Plus spreading your time in the front, side and back makes it all enjoyable. Well done.
She pronounced it correctly. It ends with -ar not -or. I agree that you've heard it as -or most of time because it's easier to say that way.
Great job, with your family, garden, bunny's, and flowers. So good💚
Your garden is amazing!
I know the feeling about weeds! We have a guy who only does weeds and he’s $400.00 a month. He’s here 3 hours every week. We have 2 1/2 acres in SoCal and once he finishes the weeds he starts all over again. By the time he gets back to the start, the weeds are a couple inches tall. The never ending story ❤
Sooo very much enjoyed your tour today!
Your comment on how much you love the blue juniper triggered this comment.
Consider a long sweep of multiples
7, 9 or 11 blue juniper.
I have a sweep of 9 White Natchez Crepe Myrtles in my moon garden.
The long sweeps have a restful beautiful impact.
Suggesting a long sweep of the Tuscarora Pink Crepe Myrtles
This is the variety from your last property - gets to be 25 ft tall.
The sweeps of one variety feed the soul.
Your place looking Sooo Amazing.
So many exciting things! The ranuncula bloom makes me super happy!!
Love seeing all the beautiful progress! I garden in what they call zone 8 now in Cleveland, AL in the country on 7 acres that looked a lot like what you started with so I love seeing all your projects! I feel for you with Monty digging in your garden. We have 3 large dogs and our beloved Hank cannot resist digging. I will spend hours planting only to come out the next day to find my newly planted plants dug out of their homes laying on their sides (plant not harmed as long as I get it replanted before it dries up). Heard it may be the starter fertilizer I use when planting, apparently he loves the smell and has to investigate…just FYI! Hank only digs up my newly planted plants so there may be something to it?
Just a thought...at the entrance to your home...you could paint the diamond shape on the concrete to match the diamond pattern from the walkway so that it flows into that area.
The random red tulips are just my favorite thing!!
I can't believe how much you guys have done on the property. Amazing!!!
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The brown paint on the trees...so much better!! Its looking good, great progress overall. Kudos to you all, I would be overwhelmed with so much to be done!
Great garden tour and very respectful well raised children, good job as parents.
That's exactly right! You have to start with one area to get it mostly finished. Gardening is never complete, always something in progress. But gives you a sense of accomplishment and a vision for what is to come.
Rome wasn't built in a day. Personally, I would prefer to see your garden built gradually rather than over the course of 1-2 seasons, because that's how most people manage it.
The fruit trees look so much better with the new paint job!
WOW that was so wonderful of you to donate the oranges!! You are such a wonderful lady!!! Thank you for your Utubes, I love watching every day!!! 😊
Omg that Matilija Poppy will be so gorgeous!!
Oh Janey, it's going to be beautiful. A lot of work has gone into it already.
Janey you should tour my brother’s garden tour in Folsom it’s blooming right now ,he loves gardening like you🌸🌼🌻
tell him to email me! 💗
Same feeling about transplanting the rose! I've moved one of mine so many times as my garden layout has changed but its doing just fine!
Hi Janey, thank you for the tip on the free chip drop. My daughter has recently moved into a large property and needs mulch. She gets her first FREE delivery tomorrow!
Laura of Garden Answer has divided her garden into zones and does her weeding on a weekly schedule. A zone per day.
Don't forget Janey you need to go plant shopping for your March garden, cannot wait
Those are poppies coming up in your raised bed by the greenhouse (the one with the scatter seed mix). Probably CA orange poppies. They are resilient, and will reseed readily. The one that is coming up in the other bed doesn't look like a poppy. They kind of look like a weed that grows in our area (Belmont, CA). Time for "Weeding Wednesday," LOL! Overall, your garden is really taking shape, and those cabbages are absolutely massive! Hope you like to eat cabbage! 😄💐
Ask Robbie and Brent to help build a new fence or the part that needs replacing now.
@visitourgarden
Janey you must try the Verbena de la minas. These are gorgeous purple puff balls shrubs that bloom almost all year-California natives do doesn’t need much water at all. So gorg- I think you’ll love them plus the hummers love them.
Ok, so my dog Riley LOVES my plant fertilizer and I often see her digging around my plants eating some of the dirt/fertilizer. So maybe Monti is doing the same? Just a thought🌷🌷
Love it! It’s coming along beautifully, love all your touches. You ROCK! 🤩
The new flooring in your greenhouse and your front patio , would look super great also as your pathway … that’s a beautiful design 💚🏡
Every bunny should have a home like yours. ☺️💜
couldn't you have some green grass in the middle garden . Some garden but a little green grass always looks nice.
For that chandelier ..there are new wireless, rechargeable bulbs out now.. and you can mount the remote by the door … I haven’t tried them yet but I’ve heard good things…
I loved hearing the gentle, beautiful music softly playing in the background. It helped tell the story of your garden’s life story thus far. The greenhouse glowing during the golden hour, ooh la la! The tulips standing tall to greet you at your office door, gorgeous! Random red tulips for a happy surprise! Add cinematographer to your list and check it right off Janey, this was a tour de force!! ❤️🇨🇦
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Hi Janey, you’re garden is looking so nice! Thank you for sharing your garden with us!!!
The bunnies are so cute. The white one has almost like a little bunny birthmark on her ear
I catch myself feeling so overwhelmed this time of the year… I have to remind myself to not over do it… take one day at a time, try to stay focused, I have a tendency to get distracted…❤
It's looking great! Can't wait to see all the plants fill in.
Hi Janey, The garden is looking wonderful!! PSA for my east coast peeps, when I put cardboard down in my yard (Florida), it attracted ground dwelling termites to my yard. Termites love cardboard. It works for some, but know your environment.
Hi Janey, that was a surprising and impressive tour! You guys have gotten a lot done already in the few months since you moved. Things are really taking shape and looking good, this will be such an exciting spring for you! Those plants in the back look like they might be Ca. poppies and speaking of poppies, the smaller Matilja looks like it has new growth at the base. I would cut it back to that.
I don’t know the cost of fencing but what about replacing the section of fence in your shade garden? Do it while the plants are little.
Pruning fruit trees, I had an opportunity to spend 2 full days with an arborist years ago specifically for fruit trees, you should ask UCDavis for an intern or students for input… orchard workers know their stuff as well, ultimately for best prolific fruit yields.
Everything is looking so good. I really love the start of the tree mixed border, it is going to look so good when you finish.
I love your progress! The greenhouse- i have an 11x10 redwood/glass GH. I thought I would have a quiet sitting space aglow in mornkng sun or temperate nights. BUT
- they get crazy hot starting in April/May
-i am a busy body and addicted to seed starting
- i adore it as a workjng gh
-i keep a folding chair in there in case i get the urge to sit and have my coffee surrounded by birdsong
-but instead i sow seed & nurture my seedlings while drinking my cold coffee with soil specs in it 😂
- i vote you develop a working GH but you don't need to plan it, it'll just draw you in that direction
- as gardeners we're just on the ride, not usually driving lol 😘
Janey, you have done such a wonderful job. You and Jason should be so proud! Thanks for taking us along.
Janie, everything is looking so good! It’s been so hot and humid here this summer (Queensland, 🇦🇺 ) That I have not wanted to be outside, but the past 3 days, we have finally turned the AC off and opened the windows! So your video has made me want to get back out there in the garden.
Did you know that Day lilies are also edible?
i am in zone 8b central texas. i have been reluctant to plant any evergreens because it is so hot here. i am very, very encouraged to try some of those varieties! Thank you!
Transplant your pomegranate tree to the long border! I think you will like it better and you need more trees on that side! A win win!
Janey your diamond porch area with wall look fabulous. Keep it going by painting the same pattern on your front porch concrete. Just extend the pattern. Should be easy to tape off and match colors.
Wonderful! It was so enjoyable! Monty maybe digging because he sees yard animals: frogs, squirrels etc or he's just being a puppy! 😊
Okay, last comment I promise-the bunnies are too cute fighting over that carrot 🥕
I noticed 😢
Janey if you let your carrots go to seed, they will be a beautiful lofty white show of flowers for the rest of the summer!!!!
Michael Glassman called it (I went back and viewed his visit). He knew that you needed to focus on one or two areas. Focusing in only one or two areas would be impossible for me.
Laura, Garden Answer, talked about zones in her garden when they first moved to their present property. Zones are one way to stay on top of maintenance and putting eyes on each area weekly. Plus, Laura said she only spent 60-90 minutes per zone on maintaining which then leaves time for planting and new projects. Gardeners are such awesome sharers. I appreciate your need to get your garden going. But I like how you've slowed down to installing infrastructure and perennials. Soon you'll be growing your own plants to propagate your garden...😍😘😍
What you grow will make gold😊
I think those flowers coming up in your raised beds is Love In A Mist! They’re one of the first to come up and have that three loved tip. Love them! 💙
Yes, please cut that pipe away by the veggie garden….the nicotiana looks odd there😮😂❤ -your tulips are looking so good!
Cabbage, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day! Yum!
So beautiful, your garden is developing 😍👏😍. The tulips are gorgeous 😍😊.
I enjoyed this video and the one yesterday with the list and painting the tree trunks ! You at home working on your dream garden, and Monty making his noises, and the bunnies. Sooooo sweet ! I think you will be at 100,000 subscribers in no time with these type videos .
Could you add coco liner to your greenhouse chandelier and turn into a planter? Love your tours!!
Absolutely beautiful progress!
Everything is looking awesome and springy! May want to put some type of protection under the feet of your table in the greenhouse to prevent moisture or insect penetration through the gravel/stones. Looking forward to more videos. Glad you're healing and getting back to 100%.
Could be larkspurs, if so it will be fabulous and they reseed so well!
Janey, so much fun to see all of the additions made to your garden. I look forward to all of your videos.
What an amazing project! You have made so much progress. It's so cool to see it all come together from the start! Also, please please be careful with Monti and the foxgloves, super poisonous for dogs.
I have two dogs and a cat and they never touch the foxglove in my garden, even as puppies. In fact if you read about animals and foxglove you will see even wildlife avoids it and they seem to instinctively know not to eat it. It is probably more dangerous to Adults, wear gloves, wash hands and just be careful.
@@katethegardener that's good to hear!
It's so overwhelming when you have a big space to plant and a vision in your heart of what it will look like in 3 years! 😅 We have started developing our property this year and have a lot going on too. I also just signed up for chip drop about 3 weeks ago!! I'm so excited to see how it turns out!
I have the same plant @ 38 min in. The only thing I sprinkled out was red Poppy seed. But it looks more like Larkspur. Everything looks fantastic.
I think it's going to beautiful when it matures and you are on a good path. I lost audios.
You could use bricks cemented at the end of your entrance path after you finish the last row. It would hold it in place
I was just watching Robbie's video for today, Private Tour of Monrovia. At minute 0.50 there is a multi-trunk something behind him that would look awesome in your center garden when you're ready.
love the concrete blocks right in front of the vines on the house-the repeated diamond pattern is awesome!
The longer tour, the better! 🎉
Love love love your videos you’re doing such an awesome job in your yard one thing that bothers me a little bit if you never say our house you always say my house I think your husband might contribute a lot to your house and I think you should use it as our house
Everything looks so good! I still can’t believe how much progress you have made!
Cuties - the bunnies and your daughters!
Those flowers in your backyard beds look like marigold leaves.... I really like your camelias out front. They look really healthy and off to a good start. 😊
Probably poppy the leaves are more airy.