I adore Sissinghurst. I'm lucky enough to live less than 10 minutes away, so I always go early or very late in the day when it's fairly quiet. That way I can pretend it's mine for 30 minutes! There's always something new to see, so every visit is different. 🤍
@@moonlightandhares I really am. Great Dixter is in the other direction too, so loads of local inspiration. Really enjoying your videos - thank you so much, Karen. 💚
@@Ron-Ayres Oh wonderful. I visited Great Dixter too on this very same trip. So beautiful too. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching. 🙂
This video almost made me cry. I will never get to see this in person but youve captured it wonderfully. Thank you so much for making a tour like this.
It is magnificent. The roof lines, brickwork, windows, towers.....wow! There are no words to describe such a garden as this: how I would love to see it in person, thanks for the tour.
Natures work of art, with a little help from humans ❤. I would love to lie down in the different areas with no one about and just be. Fabulous thank you. X ✨
Yes,Sissinghurst is beautiful.But,take me back to your beautiful garden with the birds,wildlife and 'special visitors 'That's where I want to be.Thankyou.❤
Buttercups are perfect aren't they. I do love them. They never want to grow in my lawn though, only in the borders haha, of course where I don't want them. I don't mind some in the borders but they do spread like crazy and take over if they are allowed. 🌼🌻🌷🌸🐝 x
So dreamy, I hope to visit this magical garden soon, the white garden is so beautiful oh and that tall blue flower I don’t know it but I loved it. I shall be watching this over and over again, thank you for sharing. 🙏
Oh That was lovely - I SO enjoyed it. Thank You. A lovely place .. but having five books at home about Sissinghurst & Vita's life - I was expecting it to be more 'well groomed' perhaps?
Glad you enjoyed it! Maybe it used to be more ‘well groomed’ as you say? I’m not sure? These days I think the emphasis is also about wildlife and wildflowers on the periphery. Some of the wild meadows are in their infancy I would say in comparison to Great Dixter ( I have a video on that garden too. It’s the two garden video if you haven’t already watched) But once they establish they will be magical and so beneficial. I think if Vita was alive today she would approve 🙂
A beautiful garden in a lovely setting. Thank you for sharing your visit with us. Too many wonderful flowers to choose a favourite but I agree the raspberry ripple Rose was pretty.
it is difficult to choose just one isn't it. If I went another day it would probably be something else. I have a thing about raspberry ripple stripy roses right now though. 😊
What a beautiful inspirational garden with awesome wild spaces. The white garden was so ethereal and I was captivated every second of your video. Thank you so very much for sharing this beautiful place. 😊
What better place than an English garden in summertime, and what better garden than Sissinghurst... my favourite! I was never much into gardens until this one came along. The wild, overgrown splendour is hard to resist! Thank you so much for taking us along, one day I hope to see it in person. 🏵🌿
Thank you for sharing your visit so beautifully - it's somewhere I would love to visit if i am ever in that direction. Seeing the wren in the yew was especially magical! I think the striped rose could be Variegata di Bologna and the tall blue flower looks like Anchusa Loddon Royalist. Even though the skies were grey, the colours of the flowers just sang out.
Wrens are such sweet little birds aren't they. And it didn't seem at all bothered by everyone walking past. I suppose the birds are used to all the visitors. Thanks for letting me know what the plants were. I definitely would like some of the blue plant, the colour is stunning. I have a raspberry ripple rose here in the garden that i bought a couple of years ago and it's beginning to settle in now and grow nicely. It's a little different to the one in the video, but still pretty. I have a bit of a thing for the striped roses at the moment. hehe🙂
Thank you for sharing, I loved seeing it all! The walled garden made me think of The Secret Garden. I've only been to England once and I don't know if I'll ever get to go again. There were so many things I wanted to see and so many places I wanted to visit. The videos you share from your travels are such a nice way to be there in spirit. Do you take requests? (ha ha 😃)
@@moonlightandhares Awww, that is so sweet and kind of you to offer! Honestly, my list was so random, unrelated, and all over the country. I did go to Kew Gardens and the Lake District (stayed in a B&B, hiked around, and saw Beatrix Potter's home). On my wish list were many craft fairs -- I literally had a list of 'most important artists' whose work I wanted to see (I checked to see if you had a gallery show going at the time but you did not). RHS Garden Wisley was on my list. I wanted to see any castle but did not. I would still be interested in all those things but the latest thing on my list is a visit to The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth Devon. I love art, gardens, and animals! You can see why I'm here on your channel. Love your videos. 🙂
I love Sissinghurst, but have never been at this time of the year, it is really at peak perfection. Did you manage to get to Great Dixter, another beautiful garden ❤
Just magicsl. I have always wanted to visit Sissinghurst but never get round to it. The wren in the yew was so sweet-I hope the gardeners are aware and don't trim it!
Oh yes I hope they are aware of the little Jenny Wren.🙏 It's definitely worth the journey to Kent. We also visited Great Dixter garden which is in the area. If you go I would recommend doing that one as well. The wild flower meadows were stunning. Orchids everywhere! And the house itself gorgeous. x
The music in your videos is beautiful too!
I adore Sissinghurst.
I'm lucky enough to live less than 10 minutes away, so I always go early or very late in the day when it's fairly quiet. That way I can pretend it's mine for 30 minutes! There's always something new to see, so every visit is different. 🤍
How wonderful. You are very lucky to live so near. 🌼
@@moonlightandhares I really am. Great Dixter is in the other direction too, so loads of local inspiration. Really enjoying your videos - thank you so much, Karen. 💚
@@Ron-Ayres Oh wonderful. I visited Great Dixter too on this very same trip. So beautiful too. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching. 🙂
This video almost made me cry. I will never get to see this in person but youve captured it wonderfully. Thank you so much for making a tour like this.
You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed it so much. You might enjoy my latest video too, where I visit the garden at Great Dixter ✨💫🌼🌸🌻
It is magnificent. The roof lines, brickwork, windows, towers.....wow!
There are no words to describe such a garden as this: how I would love to see it in person, thanks for the tour.
Isn’t it just amazing. Glad you enjoyed the tour. ✨😊
Natures work of art, with a little help from humans ❤. I would love to lie down in the different areas with no one about and just be. Fabulous thank you. X ✨
That would be wonderful wouldn’t it. I would love to wander around the white garden in the moonlight. 🌙✨💫😊
@@moonlightandhares Yes, Yes 👏🏻✨🌝
That was so enjoyable - thank you. What a stunning place.
Glad you enjoyed it
The glorious culmination of Vita Sackville-West's creative mind. Just wonderful gardens.
Yes,Sissinghurst is beautiful.But,take me back to your beautiful garden with the birds,wildlife and 'special visitors 'That's where I want to be.Thankyou.❤
What a beautiful and peaceful place. I can smell the roses...
Thank you vita my favorit garden
Your video is so relaxing and the garden is beautiful. The music you paired with it was perfect! Thank you so much!
Thank you. So glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
I’ve never been to Sissinghurst but always wanted to - thank you so much for sharing. It looks like you had a beautiful day there! 😊🩷
Thank you! I did. I hope you get to visit soon. 🙂🌼🌻🌸🌷
Thank you for showing us this beautiful place!
My pleasure 😊
1:18 Oh! What is that perfectly quartered rose?! I want one!
I love the birds.Buttercups are perfect with grasses.The setting of the old bricks show off the roses so well.xxxxx🐝🐝🐝🐝
Buttercups are perfect aren't they. I do love them. They never want to grow in my lawn though, only in the borders haha, of course where I don't want them. I don't mind some in the borders but they do spread like crazy and take over if they are allowed. 🌼🌻🌷🌸🐝 x
Like a fairy tale.
Soooooo schön ❤❤❤
Such A Wonderfully, Beautiful video❤ Totally lost in time and the music was just perfect! Thank you so much🌷🪻🌹🦋🐞😘😘😘😘😘
Glad you enjoyed it! ✨💫🌼
Absolutely beautiful area and very inspiring 💐💐💐💐. Thank you for sharing ❣️
My pleasure 🌼🌷🌻
Thank you for this treat! Beautiful 💖
You're welcome. 🌼🌻🌺🥀🌹
Merci pour cette merveilleuse ballade 🌸💗🎶
You are welcome 🌼🥀🌷🌺
What a lovely garden.
So dreamy, I hope to visit this magical garden soon, the white garden is so beautiful oh and that tall blue flower I don’t know it but I loved it. I shall be watching this over and over again, thank you for sharing. 🙏
The tall gorgeous blue flower was my second favourite. It was a close call 😄
Beautiful. Thanks for sharung.💜
You are most welcome. 🐝🌼🌻🌺
Beautiful England. Thanks for sharing your walk. Like 282. Your newest sub❤️🙏
Thanks and welcome 😊✨🌼
Oh That was lovely - I SO enjoyed it. Thank You. A lovely place .. but having five books at home about Sissinghurst & Vita's life - I was expecting it to be more 'well groomed' perhaps?
Glad you enjoyed it! Maybe it used to be more ‘well groomed’ as you say? I’m not sure? These days I think the emphasis is also about wildlife and wildflowers on the periphery. Some of the wild meadows are in their infancy I would say in comparison to Great Dixter ( I have a video on that garden too. It’s the two garden video if you haven’t already watched) But once they establish they will be magical and so beneficial. I think if Vita was alive today she would approve 🙂
Beautiful..❤.
A beautiful garden in a lovely setting. Thank you for sharing your visit with us. Too many wonderful flowers to choose a favourite but I agree the raspberry ripple Rose was pretty.
it is difficult to choose just one isn't it. If I went another day it would probably be something else. I have a thing about raspberry ripple stripy roses right now though. 😊
What a beautiful inspirational garden with awesome wild spaces. The white garden was so ethereal and I was captivated every second of your video. Thank you so very much for sharing this beautiful place. 😊
You're welcome. glad you enjoyed! 🙂
What better place than an English garden in summertime, and what better garden than Sissinghurst... my favourite! I was never much into gardens until this one came along. The wild, overgrown splendour is hard to resist! Thank you so much for taking us along, one day I hope to see it in person. 🏵🌿
I hope you get to visit it soon. 🌼🌻🌺🥀🌷🙂
Thank you for, again, a beautiful video. Relaxing and beautiful. Nice music. Have a beautiful summer for you and all your followers!
Thank you! You too! 🌼🐝🌸🌷🌻🌺
C est grasse a vita que je suis passione au jardin anglaise merci
Thank you for sharing your visit so beautifully - it's somewhere I would love to visit if i am ever in that direction. Seeing the wren in the yew was especially magical! I think the striped rose could be Variegata di Bologna and the tall blue flower looks like Anchusa Loddon Royalist. Even though the skies were grey, the colours of the flowers just sang out.
Wrens are such sweet little birds aren't they. And it didn't seem at all bothered by everyone walking past. I suppose the birds are used to all the visitors. Thanks for letting me know what the plants were. I definitely would like some of the blue plant, the colour is stunning. I have a raspberry ripple rose here in the garden that i bought a couple of years ago and it's beginning to settle in now and grow nicely. It's a little different to the one in the video, but still pretty. I have a bit of a thing for the striped roses at the moment. hehe🙂
Thank you for sharing, I loved seeing it all! The walled garden made me think of The Secret Garden. I've only been to England once and I don't know if I'll ever get to go again. There were so many things I wanted to see and so many places I wanted to visit. The videos you share from your travels are such a nice way to be there in spirit. Do you take requests? (ha ha 😃)
Glad you enjoyed! What was it you wanted to see? Depending on where it is in the country, I may be able to visit it? :)
@@moonlightandhares Awww, that is so sweet and kind of you to offer! Honestly, my list was so random, unrelated, and all over the country. I did go to Kew Gardens and the Lake District (stayed in a B&B, hiked around, and saw Beatrix Potter's home). On my wish list were many craft fairs -- I literally had a list of 'most important artists' whose work I wanted to see (I checked to see if you had a gallery show going at the time but you did not). RHS Garden Wisley was on my list. I wanted to see any castle but did not. I would still be interested in all those things but the latest thing on my list is a visit to The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth Devon. I love art, gardens, and animals! You can see why I'm here on your channel. Love your videos. 🙂
I need to go there now!!
I love Sissinghurst, but have never been at this time of the year, it is really at peak perfection. Did you manage to get to Great Dixter, another beautiful garden ❤
I did. That was also beautiful. And I fell in love with the gorgeous house. 🥰
Just magicsl. I have always wanted to visit Sissinghurst but never get round to it. The wren in the yew was so sweet-I hope the gardeners are aware and don't trim it!
Oh yes I hope they are aware of the little Jenny Wren.🙏 It's definitely worth the journey to Kent. We also visited Great Dixter garden which is in the area. If you go I would recommend doing that one as well. The wild flower meadows were stunning. Orchids everywhere! And the house itself gorgeous. x
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