Hi Charlotte. New subscriber here. You just popped up on TH-cam today. I love your garden, especially the water running through the garden. I’m an enthusiastic amateur 65 yr old gardener🙂 Still learning. As long as you’re enjoying it, thats the main thing! Looking forward to seeing more of your garden now the weathers warmer. Greetings from sunny Essex❤️
Thanks for sharing your garden again, Charlotte. It's just like all our gardens at the moment, my grass area is just so soggy, so I can't walk on it yet. I have a fushia growing outside my kitchen window and really need to give it a good cut back. I love it. You're lucky to have moved into a garden that was started so you have some plants like the gorgeous hydrangea growing away happily. You have a lovely secret bit at the end 😊 I'll look forward to watching what you do this year.
I love gardening, but I’m in the US, and don’t know what types of plants are legal where you live. I know there are some English plants that are illegal here (currants, privet, and some types of boxwood), so I’d imagine it would be similar in the UK. But I would say things that are perennial or re-seed themself are ideal. I’d look into things like daisies, poppies, perennial mums, and hollyhocks. Just beware that hollyhocks don’t always bloom the first year and can be about 1.5 meters tall! For your trellis, I might look into something like blue butterfly pea. They bloom beautifully for a long time. For training the climbing roses, look for padded garden ties. They’re like twist ties but are covered in a layer of foam so that they don’t hurt the plant.
You would probably know more than me as I must admit I’m a bit hopeless! I love a daisy (I can’t not!), and I’m hoping to get some cosmos on the go next as I think they are just stunning! You sound so knowledgeable - I bet your garden at home is stunning! Thank you so much for the twist tie tip too! xx
Charlotte i am so pleased your doing a series on your garden i so enjoyed what you were able to show last year you worked so hard and it looked so pretty, that is the one thing about gardening it is a work out in itself, and the winter months do make it look at little sad but you will triumph and bring it back to life, its so nice seeing all the new growth poking through too, and you are so right not many show the progress so i am here happy gardening xx
Ah thank you Linda! I’m so excited to get stuck into it - I think that’ll be how we spend some of Easter as I’d love to tidy it up a little for the kids. They’ve already started playing outside again and I’d like to get it nice for them. xx
@@CharlotteLouiseTaylor Isnt it so nice to be able to get out without a coat at least, and see a little bit of the sun, your proberly like a lot of us a bright sunny day just lifts you doesnt it forgot to say your merlin does make me smile as does both your pussycats they are so cute xx
This has made me laugh!! Love the way you say here's some more survivors 😂 it's like that in my garden, I try my best, but with two kids they have to look after themselves xx really enjoyed this thanks
I’m almost surprised when I spot something that’s made it! It’s like: “Oh mate! Wow! So good to see you! Well done for surviving out here!” I’m trying but I will never be as talented as some! xx
You have a really lovely sized garden, my garden is over 200 foot long which is great but it is really hard to manage it all and keep it looking tidy! We do try but it is hard, I’m grateful to have such a big garden xx
Thank you! I’ve no idea how long ours is! Sometimes I wish I just had a lawn and some flower beds but I enjoy the challenge of overhauling this every year, even though I may moan! 😂 xx
I love your garden, get the ‘picture this’ garden app to take pics of what plants flowers and shrubs you have then it will tell you what they are and how to look after them 🌳🌺
You can’t beat lavender for perennial sap cut them back in autumn they will go year after year. Also verbena are lovey fr height and alliums are beautiful perennials affordable.
Have you tried sowing some seeds? I do this on our windowsills inside, it’s nice for my daughter to see (she’s almost 3!) and it’s such a cheap way of getting plants! Also, there are bulbs you can plant now for summer time, B&Q often have bulbs. Love this series already!
I’ve actually got a little mini greenhouse ordered so I can start sowing and replenishing long term! I was too chicken last year and didn’t have the confidence to, but I’d love to give it a go this year! xx
@@CharlotteLouiseTaylor definitely worth giving it a go, cosmos are lovely to grow and maybe some sunflowers with the children? Also, it’s all an experiment, if it doesn’t work every time it’s okay as the seeds aren’t silly expensive!
I know I’ve left them a bit late, but I’ve done it before and they’ve grown back alright. I think I need to read-up on what I’ve already got a bit more! As for the grass - I’m not getting involved! These blokes are all on a mission and I’m just praying it pays off! 😂 xx
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Hi Charlotte. New subscriber here. You just popped up on TH-cam today. I love your garden, especially the water running through the garden. I’m an enthusiastic amateur 65 yr old gardener🙂 Still
learning. As long as you’re enjoying it, thats the main thing!
Looking forward to seeing more of your garden now the weathers warmer.
Greetings from sunny Essex❤️
Thanks for sharing your garden again, Charlotte. It's just like all our gardens at the moment, my grass area is just so soggy, so I can't walk on it yet. I have a fushia growing outside my kitchen window and really need to give it a good cut back. I love it. You're lucky to have moved into a garden that was started so you have some plants like the gorgeous hydrangea growing away happily. You have a lovely secret bit at the end 😊 I'll look forward to watching what you do this year.
I love gardening, but I’m in the US, and don’t know what types of plants are legal where you live. I know there are some English plants that are illegal here (currants, privet, and some types of boxwood), so I’d imagine it would be similar in the UK. But I would say things that are perennial or re-seed themself are ideal. I’d look into things like daisies, poppies, perennial mums, and hollyhocks. Just beware that hollyhocks don’t always bloom the first year and can be about 1.5 meters tall! For your trellis, I might look into something like blue butterfly pea. They bloom beautifully for a long time. For training the climbing roses, look for padded garden ties. They’re like twist ties but are covered in a layer of foam so that they don’t hurt the plant.
You would probably know more than me as I must admit I’m a bit hopeless! I love a daisy (I can’t not!), and I’m hoping to get some cosmos on the go next as I think they are just stunning! You sound so knowledgeable - I bet your garden at home is stunning! Thank you so much for the twist tie tip too! xx
I love your garden! How special to have water running through ❤ looking forward to seeing more x
Can’t wait to see the garden progress 😍
I'm planning to sort mine this spring too, so looking forward to following along!
Oh yay! You’ll have to share what you get up to too! I am so raring to go as I’ve got a lot of work to do! It’s a right state! xx
Charlotte i am so pleased your doing a series on your garden i so enjoyed what you were able to show last year you worked so hard and it looked so pretty, that is the one thing about gardening it is a work out in itself, and the winter months do make it look at little sad but you will triumph and bring it back to life, its so nice seeing all the new growth poking through too, and you are so right not many show the progress so i am here happy gardening xx
Ah thank you Linda! I’m so excited to get stuck into it - I think that’ll be how we spend some of Easter as I’d love to tidy it up a little for the kids. They’ve already started playing outside again and I’d like to get it nice for them. xx
@@CharlotteLouiseTaylor Isnt it so nice to be able to get out without a coat at least, and see a little bit of the sun, your proberly like a lot of us a bright sunny day just lifts you doesnt it forgot to say your merlin does make me smile as does both your pussycats they are so cute xx
This has made me laugh!! Love the way you say here's some more survivors 😂 it's like that in my garden, I try my best, but with two kids they have to look after themselves xx really enjoyed this thanks
I’m almost surprised when I spot something that’s made it! It’s like: “Oh mate! Wow! So good to see you! Well done for surviving out here!” I’m trying but I will never be as talented as some! xx
@@CharlotteLouiseTaylorlol! it always shocks me when things re appear!! You've inspired me to start my garden as well
You have a really lovely sized garden, my garden is over 200 foot long which is great but it is really hard to manage it all and keep it looking tidy! We do try but it is hard, I’m grateful to have such a big garden xx
Thank you! I’ve no idea how long ours is! Sometimes I wish I just had a lawn and some flower beds but I enjoy the challenge of overhauling this every year, even though I may moan! 😂 xx
I can‘t wait for updates!
Fab size! Use your dead leaves as a mulch for the other plants 😊
I love your garden, get the ‘picture this’ garden app to take pics of what plants flowers and shrubs you have then it will tell you what they are and how to look after them 🌳🌺
I was out today in mine, so much to do but in little sections it seems much more doable!
You can’t beat lavender for perennial sap cut them back in autumn they will go year after year. Also verbena are lovey fr height and alliums are beautiful perennials affordable.
So much potential in that space 😊
Have you tried sowing some seeds? I do this on our windowsills inside, it’s nice for my daughter to see (she’s almost 3!) and it’s such a cheap way of getting plants! Also, there are bulbs you can plant now for summer time, B&Q often have bulbs.
Love this series already!
I’ve actually got a little mini greenhouse ordered so I can start sowing and replenishing long term! I was too chicken last year and didn’t have the confidence to, but I’d love to give it a go this year! xx
@@CharlotteLouiseTaylor definitely worth giving it a go, cosmos are lovely to grow and maybe some sunflowers with the children? Also, it’s all an experiment, if it doesn’t work every time it’s okay as the seeds aren’t silly expensive!
The roses need cutting back to a third in January. Also the best time to sort a lawn is in autumn. So scarify etc and re-seed in autumn. X
I know I’ve left them a bit late, but I’ve done it before and they’ve grown back alright. I think I need to read-up on what I’ve already got a bit more! As for the grass - I’m not getting involved! These blokes are all on a mission and I’m just praying it pays off! 😂 xx
Merlins just gorgeous 🥰💕💕💕💕xxxx
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What a lovely quirky garden! ❤ and the stream that runs through it ❤ im no gardener but i cant wait to see it once youve worked your magic!
It’s a bit weird isn’t it? I do love it, but it’s hard work! I’m determined to get it looking pretty soon though! xx
Enjoyed the vlog Charlotte you have got a loveley garden ❤❤ will be looking forward to your next vlog ❤❤❤❤❤ look after your self Charlotte xxxx
Love the little stream x
Love the colour of your nail Charlotte ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi Charlotte you loveley person nice to see you ❤❤❤ how are you doing sending you lots of love and a big hug ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Salvia nemorosa are beautiful and attacks butterflies, but i'm not sure if they thrive in pots. 🪻
I’ll have a look! Thank you Rikke! Though I do like butterflies! xx
I think it was meant to say attracts butterflies 😂@CharlotteLouiseTaylor