Thank you so very much Marta for sharing you gardens and expertise on how you achieve the beautiful results you do! I’m so glad I found you because we have very much the same likes in our gardens. I live in Norman, Oklahoma, USA. as far apart as our gardens are, we are both in the same zone of 6B! I am delighted get to watch every episode of your gardens! You are as lovely as your gardens! Thank you again.
Gardening in August in Texas has been awful this year. We have been over 100 degrees for a month now. I’ve been hand watering every day. So refreshing to see your green and thriving garden.
Hello Marta, what a stunning garden and nice TH-cam channel! You have the most beautiful trellises, obelisks and Marlboro bench. Did you buy these in Polen? May I in that case ask where you have bought them? Best regards from Norway, we had a very dry June and a very wet July - so not exactly ideal weather conditions for my garden this year!
Another very informative video. In a previous video you displayed a beautiful arrangement with roses and lady’s mantle . It was simple and elegant. You have many talents and I would love to see a video from you on flower arrangement. ❤
Your garden still looks beautiful in August when most flowers are spents or shy from the heat. Like mine :) Thank You for the drying, storing, & planting tips for Orlaya. I'll try to sow/grow them this fall. They look so nice in your garden!
Hello Marta, your garden still looks amazing. I still have salvia blooming. I’m not sure when to cut it back. Maybe now and I will get a little more blooms. My garden is not big, yet, but hopefully next year I can enlarge it. I do have a ginger lily that’s about to be in full bloom. I’m so excited. It smells so good. Most of mine winter well but I’m not sure about my new plants that I bought this year. I do have hydrangeas to prune. I was waiting for the temperatures to drop. I do plan to root some. I’ll put those in my little greenhouse. Have a great weekend. I do enjoy your videos so much. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden.
Last year in Western Canada we had the wettest spring on record since 1911. This year we have had 4 months of virtually 1 day of rain. My flower garden is starting to look tired. I have also been collecting seeds and already thinking about what I will do differently next year.
Can't believe your Annabelle's are still white...probably cause they are in a more shady area. Mine are in almost full sun and they've already aged to green for a while. Yours are still stunning! Wrzystko pieknie wyglada!!😍😍
Marta, you need to use tent poles, not only can you bow them you can make them as long as you want!, i don't bow them i just put them straight in the ground and add what ever it takes to get the height i need to tie off the stem! some times I'll put 4 around the plant and use twine and wrap around the whole plant, (i use twine form bales of pine straw) the poles are different dia. and lengths and their held together (maybe 5 or6) with a, kinda like a long rubber band, just cut the rubber band and wal la you have these poles about 16-24 ins. long, i use them to mark where my hostas are over winter, push them down fairly deep but not so deep that a mower will run over them but will stop the mower so you know something's there.about 6-8 ins above ground, just go to goodwill. a used store, second hand store, yard sales, you may have to buy the whole tent but there cheap oh, by the way, "nice work"
Thank you so very much Marta for sharing you gardens and expertise on how you achieve the beautiful results you do! I’m so glad I found you because we have very much the same likes in our gardens. I live in Norman, Oklahoma, USA. as far apart as our gardens are, we are both in the same zone of 6B! I am delighted get to watch every episode of your gardens! You are as lovely as your gardens! Thank you again.
Gardening in August in Texas has been awful this year. We have been over 100 degrees for a month now. I’ve been hand watering every day. So refreshing to see your green and thriving garden.
Greetings from the US. Love your channel Marta! I look forward to your videos, so thank you so much for sharing your gorgeous garden.
My favourite time in the garden is June. That's when all the peonies and roses are at their best bloom and it's not to hot yet. Bonny zone 5b Canada
Hi! I cut back my salvias after the first blooms and they are dead, I’m so sad! I hope they come back next year. Love your garden how beautiful ❤
Beautiful 😍
Love your beautiful garden and you always look so elegant 💕💕
UK has been soooo rainy all July and August (so far) my dahlias are so slow to bloom as there hasn't been much sun. Your garden looks gorgeous!
Another lovely video. Thanks so much 😘🇦🇺
Superb garden and your tips are wonderful. Thanks
Thanks a lot
Hello Marta, what a stunning garden and nice TH-cam channel!
You have the most beautiful trellises, obelisks and Marlboro bench. Did you buy these in Polen? May I in that case ask where you have bought them?
Best regards from Norway, we had a very dry June and a very wet July - so not exactly ideal weather conditions for my garden this year!
Another very informative video. In a previous video you displayed a beautiful arrangement with roses and lady’s mantle . It was simple and elegant. You have many talents and I would love to see a video from you on flower arrangement. ❤
Thank you so much 😊
Your garden still looks beautiful in August when most flowers are spents or shy from the heat. Like mine :) Thank You for the drying, storing, & planting tips for Orlaya. I'll try to sow/grow them this fall. They look so nice in your garden!
Hello Marta, your garden still looks amazing. I still have salvia blooming. I’m not sure when to cut it back. Maybe now and I will get a little more blooms. My garden is not big, yet, but hopefully next year I can enlarge it. I do have a ginger lily that’s about to be in full bloom. I’m so excited. It smells so good. Most of mine winter well but I’m not sure about my new plants that I bought this year. I do have hydrangeas to prune. I was waiting for the temperatures to drop. I do plan to root some. I’ll put those in my little greenhouse. Have a great weekend. I do enjoy your videos so much. Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden.
Thank you Marta!
Last year in Western Canada we had the wettest spring on record since 1911. This year we have had 4 months of virtually 1 day of rain. My flower garden is starting to look tired. I have also been collecting seeds and already thinking about what I will do differently next year.
I love your videos and I love your green shirt! Do you mind sharing where you got it?
It’s from COS
Can't believe your Annabelle's are still white...probably cause they are in a more shady area. Mine are in almost full sun and they've already aged to green for a while. Yours are still stunning! Wrzystko pieknie wyglada!!😍😍
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Beautiful garden! You have mentioned that you fertilized your hydrangeas. May I ask what kind of fertilizer is good for hydrangeas? Thanks 😊
Hello Martha, your new subscriber. I have a question, can you collect seeds from calendula and gaura? And if so, how please?
My garden is more than pretty flowers, please check but your plants are realy amazing :)))
Marta, you need to use tent poles, not only can you bow them you can make them as long as you want!, i don't bow them i just put them straight in the ground and add what ever it takes to get the height i need to tie off the stem! some times I'll put 4 around the plant and use twine and wrap around the whole plant, (i use twine form bales of pine straw) the poles are different dia. and lengths and their held together (maybe 5 or6) with a, kinda like a long rubber band, just cut the rubber band and wal la you have these poles about 16-24 ins. long, i use them to mark where my hostas are over winter, push them down fairly deep but not so deep that a mower will run over them but will stop the mower so you know something's there.about 6-8 ins above ground, just go to goodwill. a used store, second hand store, yard sales, you may have to buy the whole tent but there cheap
oh, by the way, "nice work"