Thank you so very much for helping us Americans find the episode.🌼 It was incredible to see LALAA from the perspective of a professional film crew! You were so eloquent and inspiring as always, Tanya! 😊
I've been feeling downhearted about my allotment for the last 2 weeks, I took it on in April and even though I've had a few good harvests I too have struggled with the marestail. To hear Frances talk about marestail and the limitations she has with time when it comes to her plot has made me realise that, actually, I'm doing just fine. Your videos have also been a huge help to me having found you after seeing the gardeners world episode! Our plots are very similar! (and I spotted on Instagram that we both have Bay window vw campers!) 😎 thank you for this video, and all previous videos 😊👍
You're so welcome and glad to have you on board :) We ALL deal with weeds. Mine is currently bindweed and it's been a nightmare in a couple places in the garden. Just keep persevering :)
Yes, I can add that we ALL deal with weeds. Mine is bindweed. As Tanya says, you just have to keep at it. I regard my plot as a hobby - the minute it becomes overwhelming I remind myself of why I took it on. It’s a work in progress! If you end up worrying and stressing because you can’t spend enough time there, all the time, I think it’s no longer enjoyable. Sometimes you just need an extra pair of hands when you’re busy elsewhere, and then if you have lovely plot neighbours, you can help them when you have time .... good luck with your plot 🌱
Loved watching you and Frances on Gardeners world last Wednesday am inspired, you have a beautiful allotment. Love your website too full of great ideas 😀 Thank you
Well I had to stop and flip over to the TH-cam version of that episode.... Very well done.... Professional to say the least......great job and hopefully the beginning of many more projects......
loved the gardener's world video...way to go 'miss hollywood'...i had plans to grow calendula, but emptied the 6 packets of seed into my backyard jungle of ferns, flowers and weeds...and voila, some took root and i have pretty orange calendula flowers...i'll dry them and make a small jar of infused oil...thank you for your continued inspiration...have a fabulous week...
Loved your video, Iam from Canada and a big time Gardeners world fan. You inspired me to make some cosmetics with flowers, sadly we do not have much growing time as most of the months here are WINTER! But I'll grow Calendula next year. Thanks.
I saw the episode on G.W last week .. congrats! Very well done! No surprise there ..kinda knew you'd end up on the BBC..was just a matter of time 😉 ... I bet there'll be more of these adventures in the future!!!
Awesome job on the program. I love your content. You are do aspiring. Trying to find your production but it looks like it was blocked on TH-cam over here. My wife and I love your flower segments.
How exciting! Gardener's World is my favorite show, too. I subscribe to Brit Box through Amazon just for the show. You did great! And, your skin is glowing. Did you get to have a holiday somewhere fun?
the label of Green Thumb" was given to people who commonly pinched off the tips of plants that grow bushier when pinched back. the secret to "Green Thumb" is to observe and give plants what they seem to need. Eventually you figure it out but you will have stained pinching fingers. I wish I could give credit to the originator (some well known plants person, I'm sure) who said that the best fertilizer for a garden is the gardener's footprints daily.
Good interview with Francis.Interesting to see how you use flowers from your plot to make your skin products.I make Calendula oil by infusing almond oil with petals only.I didn't realise you could put the whole head in or that some varieties were better than others.I do grow Indian Prince though.Will check out your recipes for Balm.Is there an alternative to Bees wax?
Sorry to ask but, how do you grow up and take care of your lavender? Because I tried so many times without any luck to keep it alive for two to three months never less a year and yours look amazing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you.
It was great seeing you on Gardener's World! I'm very happy to be able to watch GW in Germany. You can watch it on hdclump.com too, for those who are still searching for an opportunity.
I am growing calendula for the first time. I started from seed! I am just about to have my husbands families from UK for two months. Can I pick the flowers now and dry and then tend to them in October? Is there anything specific I should do to preserve?
Yes! You should check out my ebook as it goes through everything you'll need to do: lovelygreens.com/calendula-a-guide-to-growing-using-it-in-skin-care/
Regarding mares tail...i tried evrrything to no avail. Now i use a weedburner as soon as it shows itself. Im hoping this repetitive burning will destroy the cell structure and eventually kill off the rhizomes.
If you click on the 3 dots in the right hand top corner you can see captions in English. That gives you English subtitles. I use them al the time. Eveline
wow you are really beautiful, I don't see a ring on that finger ;) im probably to young for you though.... but if you are in Arkansas I would love to take you out!!
Sorry to ask but, how do you grow up and take care of your lavender? Because I tried so many times without any luck to keep it alive for two to three months never less a year and yours look amazing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you.
Just watched a fabulous gardeners world with Frances tophill , fantastic presenter x
She's absolutely lovely 💚
Love this behind the scenes look, but I loved your Gardeners World segment even more. You are officially the coolest person I know.
Hahaha :) Thanks Erin xx hugs
Thank you so very much for helping us Americans find the episode.🌼 It was incredible to see LALAA from the perspective of a professional film crew! You were so eloquent and inspiring as always, Tanya! 😊
I've been feeling downhearted about my allotment for the last 2 weeks, I took it on in April and even though I've had a few good harvests I too have struggled with the marestail.
To hear Frances talk about marestail and the limitations she has with time when it comes to her plot has made me realise that, actually, I'm doing just fine. Your videos have also been a huge help to me having found you after seeing the gardeners world episode! Our plots are very similar! (and I spotted on Instagram that we both have Bay window vw campers!) 😎 thank you for this video, and all previous videos 😊👍
You're so welcome and glad to have you on board :) We ALL deal with weeds. Mine is currently bindweed and it's been a nightmare in a couple places in the garden. Just keep persevering :)
Yes, I can add that we ALL deal with weeds. Mine is bindweed. As Tanya says, you just have to keep at it. I regard my plot as a hobby - the minute it becomes overwhelming I remind myself of why I took it on. It’s a work in progress! If you end up worrying and stressing because you can’t spend enough time there, all the time, I think it’s no longer enjoyable. Sometimes you just need an extra pair of hands when you’re busy elsewhere, and then if you have lovely plot neighbours, you can help them when you have time .... good luck with your plot 🌱
Wow what an episode!! Two gorgeous gardeners for the price of one! This was a delight. Thanks, Tanya and Frances!
Thanks for sharing this experience with us. We will have to find the show and watch it. You should have your own gardening television show as well! 🚜👍
Loved watching you and Frances on Gardeners world last Wednesday am inspired, you have a beautiful allotment. Love your website too full of great ideas 😀 Thank you
Well I had to stop and flip over to the TH-cam version of that episode.... Very well done.... Professional to say the least......great job and hopefully the beginning of many more projects......
Jim Mason do you have a link? I can’t seem to find it....😭
@@1jw298 - Tanya has it posted in the description above. Just click on "show more"....
Loved the section on Gardeners World but I think your videos are better . Great to get an interview with Frances as a bonus !
Beautiful. Thank you!
Stunning flora.
loved the gardener's world video...way to go 'miss hollywood'...i had plans to grow calendula, but emptied the 6 packets of seed into my backyard jungle of ferns, flowers and weeds...and voila, some took root and i have pretty orange calendula flowers...i'll dry them and make a small jar of infused oil...thank you for your continued inspiration...have a fabulous week...
That's as easy as it can be with Calendula. Have fun Barb :)
Was so fun to watch you on Gardeners World!! But I bet it was nerve wracking for sure. This interview with Frances was great.
That was lovely, thank-you.
It was so fun it see you on GW Friday. My treat to my self on Friday nights is a cup on tea, Monte and his dogs and seeing you was a bonus!
Very lovely Tanya.
Great video! Love the gardens!
Lovely garden setup💚🌺🌹
I like it too :) Thanks for watching
Was a pleasure filming with you for Gardener’s World, I was that camera guy! Best wishes Stef
Hi Stef and thanks for making the journey over last year and the ace filming. Such a fun day 😊
WONDERFUL KEEP UP
ILIKE THE GARDEN VERY MUCH
Loved your video, Iam from Canada and a big time Gardeners world fan. You inspired me to make some cosmetics with flowers, sadly we do not have much growing time as most of the months here are WINTER! But I'll grow Calendula next year. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing your lovely video very informative and well presented love it!
Well done Tanya, I watched it you were so natural and your products are amazing! We hope one day the team will visit our mico-farm too!
What a stunning site for an allotment. Absolutely beautiful!
I'm following your beauty tips now. I need all the help I can get!!
We're so lucky to have our allotment -- such a beautiful and peaceful place to garden :)
Good for you 👍
OMG I am from Erfurt, the town of your calendula plant :)
Olli Entropy I love this! How fab is it that gardening connects us all?! Olli, do you know of the best source for seeds?
I saw the episode on G.W last week .. congrats! Very well done! No surprise there ..kinda knew you'd end up on the BBC..was just a matter of time 😉 ... I bet there'll be more of these adventures in the future!!!
Congrats on your first tv !
It was a beautiful segment. 😊
so vibrant, youthful and healthy! you glow!
Great video I'm going to buy your book immediately, it's a shame we can't get it hardback copy
Just seen it, congratulations!
Many thanks!
Awesome job on the program. I love your content. You are do aspiring. Trying to find your production but it looks like it was blocked on TH-cam over here. My wife and I love your flower segments.
wow. long time since we have seen you, understandable though, really pleased you are getting some recognition.
We saw you and went YEAHHHHHHH 😍😍😍😀
We saw you on G.W. --- you go girl!
Well done on hitting 50k - now you’re big time 😊
Yay! Can't believe it really :)
How exciting! Gardener's World is my favorite show, too. I subscribe to Brit Box through Amazon just for the show. You did great! And, your skin is glowing. Did you get to have a holiday somewhere fun?
No holiday for me until a little later in the summer :) Thanks Gayla
I think I might have to grow some calendula!
Your haircut it so cute :) I'm kicking myself for not growing calendula this year. I grew it last year. But not this one.
the label of Green Thumb" was given to people who commonly pinched off the tips of plants that grow bushier when pinched back. the secret to "Green Thumb" is to observe and give plants what they seem to need. Eventually you figure it out but you will have stained pinching fingers. I wish I could give credit to the originator (some well known plants person, I'm sure) who said that the best fertilizer for a garden is the gardener's footprints daily.
Good interview with Francis.Interesting to see how you use flowers from your plot to make your skin products.I make Calendula oil by infusing almond oil with petals only.I didn't realise you could put the whole head in or that some varieties were better than others.I do grow Indian Prince though.Will check out your recipes for Balm.Is there an alternative to Bees wax?
Soy wax, cocoa butter, and other hard waxes will do but you might need to adjust the liquid oil content.
@@Lovelygreens thankyou for your reply...I will have a go.
Sorry to ask but, how do you grow up and take care of your lavender? Because I tried so many times without any luck to keep it alive for two to three months never less a year and yours look amazing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you.
Keep an eye out for my next video
I will. Thank you and God bless you.
I have just subscribed and very interested in those lively flowers cheers Ray
How long did it take you to get your garden to where it is now? It is awesome! Makes me want to turn my whole yard into an edible garden!
I have a video explaining how I created it, and yes, you should! : th-cam.com/video/U-ZhdlbJsRA/w-d-xo.html
It was great seeing you on Gardener's World! I'm very happy to be able to watch GW in Germany. You can watch it on hdclump.com too, for those who are still searching for an opportunity.
I am growing calendula for the first time. I started from seed! I am just about to have my husbands families from UK for two months. Can I pick the flowers now and dry and then tend to them in October? Is there anything specific I should do to preserve?
Yes! You should check out my ebook as it goes through everything you'll need to do: lovelygreens.com/calendula-a-guide-to-growing-using-it-in-skin-care/
Regarding mares tail...i tried evrrything to no avail. Now i use a weedburner as soon as it shows itself. Im hoping this repetitive burning will destroy the cell structure and eventually kill off the rhizomes.
Sneaky copy of Gardener's World on TH-cam has already been removed. Wish your country was more generous with this lovely program. I miss it.
Thank you for sharing enjoyed watching what kind of oil do you use.
I use a lot of sweet almond oil
I love Monty Don and Gardeners World but is blocked in U.S. Lovely garden!
There are sneaky copies around, and of course you can watch it on Britbox
and an English accent omg you are just amazing
keeper01 nothing English about her accent. But the information is indeed amazing.
Yolanda Robertson yes she has a fairly strong British accent
How does calendula compare to hemp, for example?
very romantic, shabby chic feels
YOU CAN ALSO COMMENT ON MY GARDEN IS ONE OF THE MOST PHOTOGRAPHED IN NAIROBI KENYA
Hello !
Tell me ,where are you from !?
I am not very good in English, i anderstand a little , it will be nice subtitle !!
If you click on the 3 dots in the right hand top corner you can see captions in English. That gives you English subtitles. I use them al the time. Eveline
im in love you are like an angel!
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wow you are really beautiful, I don't see a ring on that finger ;) im probably to young for you though.... but if you are in Arkansas I would love to take you out!!
Sorry to ask but, how do you grow up and take care of your lavender? Because I tried so many times without any luck to keep it alive for two to three months never less a year and yours look amazing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you.
Drainage and then more drainage.
Thank you for answer my question.