Thank you!! Yes, Jacq and I had a lot of fun doing this series. One more to go with an acquaintance of Jacq's. Just go to get it edited. Thanks for watching! Please share.
@@Latebloomershow I hope you move to somewhere that you grow to love even more than you do the place you're in. Maybe more space to garden and leave the powdery mildew behind. ❤
concrete urbanite is also great for patios, my dad built several patios with broken up sidewalk pieces... it was laid out like a flagstone patio... looked great... he used wide concrete grout and we used those as roads for out little people towns... good times
Hi, Cate! I missed this comment till now. I hope you are enjoying the vlogs!! I look forward to hearing from you! I have Late Bloomer episodes and vlogs which cover travel, gardening and interesting places and people. I hope you subscribe!
Good night smart and beautiful, well it appears that when I see a beautiful flower I am just compelled to describe it, and that's why I say all the time that you are an angel in full bloom, so keep smiling that beautiful healing smile, and GOD BLESS your precious loving heart 😇🌹🦋🦜🐞
Hi, I live in the southern Caribbean and it's great to see you have rosell, we call it sorrel here in Trinidad and it quite popular around Christmas. Just boil the petals with a little clove, spice, orange rind and ginger, allow to cool and sweeten to taste, serve with ice on a hot day and it's so refreshing.
Thank you, Alan! There are so many wonderful gardeners and urban farmers in Phoenix. I hope you watch my whole series of them, and I hope to do more in future.
Thank you! She has the space for it, I just don't. Wish I did, though. The Phoenix garden group are such creative growers, finding ways to grow plants you wouldn't think would survive in that searing heat.
I've been so busy just trying to keep the veggies alive I've ignored aesthetics. Her garden is so creative and beautuful. Now I want to repaint my chicken coop and install a window box!
Hi kaye i wanted to know how can i have cricket do a drawing of my yard i went on her site an i can find that i seen the verture gardens but i dnt see were i can send a pic of my yard for her to design
Hey, Dan, first thing is to put a realistic photo of yourself on your channel profile, so when you comment, people will know you are serious about gardening and what you look like (some people just don't want to put their photo on so put on a nice photo of something you've grown. Next, I would join a couple of good garden groups on Google+ (join and post on plus.google.com/b/105303031879306257194/communities/115113804581552649466 and ask if anyone is in upstate NY - these gardeners are all urban gardeners, but you could also join and ask if anyone is in upstate). If you are on facebook, check out facebook.com/StonecropGardens/ or if not, their website: www.stonecrop.org/ and visit. I have no doubt if you visit (New York is a big state so maybe not be close to you), you will connect with people visiting who are gardeners or find a resource there. Now, if it's closed due to being deep winter up there, you might just post on their FB page and ask to be connected to gardeners in your area. Meanwhile, you can join Gardening Worldwide on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/1749506685300831/ which is mostly gardeners in England, but a lot of them will be in your zone and you can get ideas of what will do well. I hope this is helpful! :) Thanks for watching! If any of my subscribers let me know they are in New York, I'll let you know!
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Great video Kaye. Beautiful yard Cricket. That urbanite is so cool and that special guest appearance by Jacq Davis hahaha love it!!!
Thank you!! Yes, Jacq and I had a lot of fun doing this series. One more to go with an acquaintance of Jacq's. Just go to get it edited. Thanks for watching! Please share.
Love that porch
Right?? I could live there.
@@Latebloomershow I hope you move to somewhere that you grow to love even more than you do the place you're in. Maybe more space to garden and leave the powdery mildew behind. ❤
concrete urbanite is also great for patios, my dad built several patios with broken up sidewalk pieces... it was laid out like a flagstone patio... looked great... he used wide concrete grout and we used those as roads for out little people towns... good times
nice
Thanks for watching!!
Cool video! I like it
Thank you for watching!
Phoenix gardeners are some of the best people out there! Thanks for the introduction Kaye.
Thank you, Sheri!!
Thank you for posting so many stories of gardeners ideas and experiences with gardening. They are fun and exciting!
Thank you! I'm glad you are enjoying them! A couple more to go. I keep getting interrupted.
I used to raise cochin chickens. They are sweet and beautiful! I love all of Kaye's gardening vids!
Oh, thank you, John! That makes my day! More to come!!
Another fabulous garden and gardener in Phoenix. I will check out that blog, for sure. Thanks Kaye!
Thank you, Joan!! Two more Phoenix gardens to go, as soon as I get time to edit them. Thanks for your support. Please share. Many thanks!
I will check her blog. I wanted to see more of that place!!! Thank you. Nice video!!
Her blog is lovely. Thanks for watching!
very nice video enjoyed thank you and thank you for posting so many ideas
Very nice garden, beautiful chicks! Thanks Kaye!
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Thank you, Charles!! I hope you are well!
Ooo, new garden blog. I will check it out.
Hi, Cate! I missed this comment till now. I hope you are enjoying the vlogs!! I look forward to hearing from you! I have Late Bloomer episodes and vlogs which cover travel, gardening and interesting places and people. I hope you subscribe!
Will sub!
Oh, that's great, thanks!!
i like how she incorporated her chickens into the landscape, Hi Jacq !
One word, artist. :) Thanks for watching!!
Good night smart and beautiful, well it appears that when I see a beautiful flower I am just compelled to describe it, and that's why I say all the time that you are an angel in full bloom, so keep smiling that beautiful healing smile, and GOD BLESS your precious loving heart 😇🌹🦋🦜🐞
Thanks for this video!
You are welcome, Jamie!! Please share with a friend. Thanks!
Hi, I live in the southern Caribbean and it's great to see you have rosell, we call it sorrel here in Trinidad and it quite popular around Christmas.
Just boil the petals with a little clove, spice, orange rind and ginger, allow to cool and sweeten to taste, serve with ice on a hot day and it's so refreshing.
great vid alan phoenix
Thank you, Alan! There are so many wonderful gardeners and urban farmers in Phoenix. I hope you watch my whole series of them, and I hope to do more in future.
I like dessert poms.
Wicking beds is a great idea. I learned something today from your excellent video, Kaye.
Thank you! She has the space for it, I just don't. Wish I did, though. The Phoenix garden group are such creative growers, finding ways to grow plants you wouldn't think would survive in that searing heat.
Nice video, looks worth visiting !
Thanks! Yes, like a lot of Phoenix gardeners, she gives tours on occasion. Thanks for watching!!
Nice job on the video and interview. Cricket won't watch herself with me, but I told her she did great.
I'm super proud of her, and so is her mom. :)
Thanks, Taylor!
Loved it Kaye❤. A repeat watch vlog !! That was funny how Jacq suddenly popped up in the video 😀😀!
I know, that wasn't planned, haha, but she had a technique. She was with me and shot b-roll in all the Phoenix vlogs except one I have not uploaded.
She is so sweet Kate your the best🐜
Thank you!!!
such a #pureheart You promotes other vlog and garden. Mother Theresa of Garden. 7:46 our star!
I've been so busy just trying to keep the veggies alive I've ignored aesthetics. Her garden is so creative and beautuful. Now I want to repaint my chicken coop and install a window box!
Perfect!! Great idea! It will inspire you every time you go out to the garden. Thank you, sincerely! ❤
Hi Kaye, Can't seem to locate Cricket's Vlog?
This house and garden are for sale!!
we call this sorrel in Barbados. The plant she has drying
Interesting! I thought sorrel was much different. It's hibiscus sabdariffa.
Hi kaye i wanted to know how can i have cricket do a drawing of my yard i went on her site an i can find that i seen the verture gardens but i dnt see were i can send a pic of my yard for her to design
Vickie Buchanan I’ll try to get in touch with her tomorrow. ❤️
Hi Kaye: How do I meet other gardeners here in the Northeast? New York?
Hey, Dan, first thing is to put a realistic photo of yourself on your channel profile, so when you comment, people will know you are serious about gardening and what you look like (some people just don't want to put their photo on so put on a nice photo of something you've grown. Next, I would join a couple of good garden groups on Google+ (join and post on plus.google.com/b/105303031879306257194/communities/115113804581552649466 and ask if anyone is in upstate NY - these gardeners are all urban gardeners, but you could also join and ask if anyone is in upstate). If you are on facebook, check out facebook.com/StonecropGardens/ or if not, their website: www.stonecrop.org/ and visit. I have no doubt if you visit (New York is a big state so maybe not be close to you), you will connect with people visiting who are gardeners or find a resource there. Now, if it's closed due to being deep winter up there, you might just post on their FB page and ask to be connected to gardeners in your area. Meanwhile, you can join Gardening Worldwide on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/1749506685300831/ which is mostly gardeners in England, but a lot of them will be in your zone and you can get ideas of what will do well. I hope this is helpful! :) Thanks for watching! If any of my subscribers let me know they are in New York, I'll let you know!
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thank you
Why did you say im not serious and my photo isn't realistic? Why else would I be here ?
I'm so sorry if that is your photo. I thought I recognized it elsewhere.
OK thank you for explaining.