Your garden is beautiful as it wakes up. This is the most exciting time of year. My new Bergenias have grown their first leaves. I can’t wait to see them mature. Thank you for taking us along. 🌱
Your garden is such an inspiration! Thank you for the tour and fingers crossed for the frost... Your Apricots might be affected by some kind of bark beetle.
Thank you for the tour - the garden is so lush and pretty in the spring! You have hascaps/honeyberries right? Do you think they'll be ok with frost now that they're blooming? (And why not throw one of those thin, white blankets on your dead mans finger before the frost?) 🙂
Hi Else :) Well, I have a few tiny, sad honeyberries in my garden, They never really liked living here - or perhaps I did not get the right varieties for my soil? So I don't know about them and frost, sorry. You are right, it would be possible to cover some of the smaller, ternder trees and bushes, but the dead man's finger is too fragile to do it, I think....so fingers crossed that it doesn't get too cold!
Ohhh nooo, it is such a strange time this - everything is powerfully alive and super vulnerable at the same time. I think hostas can tolerate a bit of frost, but otherwise they are easy to cover with an old blanket or table cloth? Fingers crossed it doesn't get too bad!!!
@@inspiratoriet96 I decided to risk it and do nothing. I'm sure the Hostas can resprout, if they freeze. I have so many spread through the whole garden, I can't cover them. They are "knee deep" in stinging nettles, strawberries and other plants anyway, that should help. The Kakies ar "embedded" in plums and nectariens. My village is in a valley, that is baciscally a suntrap hopefully all that together will keep it "warm enough". AND the pawpaw is flowering... Crazy climate weirding... AND I bought those gorgeous martagon lilies. Have not planted them yet though.
@@MartinaSchoppe I think it sounds like a good plan - I'm sure the hostas will make it. Yay! you got the lilies - they will make you so happy - I promise :)
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The walk about garden video at different stages are my favorite videos to watch. It so natural and unscripted.
Thank you Barbrah! I could do one twice a day - there is always some interesting detail 😃
Your garden is beautiful as it wakes up. This is the most exciting time of year. My new Bergenias have grown their first leaves. I can’t wait to see them mature. Thank you for taking us along. 🌱
Thank you Debbie 😊 so excited for your bergenias - I have the White variety on my fall list!
Your garden is such an inspiration! Thank you for the tour and fingers crossed for the frost... Your Apricots might be affected by some kind of bark beetle.
Thank you 😊
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for the tour - the garden is so lush and pretty in the spring! You have hascaps/honeyberries right? Do you think they'll be ok with frost now that they're blooming? (And why not throw one of those thin, white blankets on your dead mans finger before the frost?) 🙂
Hi Else :) Well, I have a few tiny, sad honeyberries in my garden, They never really liked living here - or perhaps I did not get the right varieties for my soil? So I don't know about them and frost, sorry. You are right, it would be possible to cover some of the smaller, ternder trees and bushes, but the dead man's finger is too fragile to do it, I think....so fingers crossed that it doesn't get too cold!
I’m not sure but that looks like fire blight on the apricots.
Thank you - I will definetly look into that🙏
Here it is supposed to ge down to -3°C. And I'm scared for the hostas. And the Kakis have leaved out and the Wisteria... 🥶
Ohhh nooo, it is such a strange time this - everything is powerfully alive and super vulnerable at the same time. I think hostas can tolerate a bit of frost, but otherwise they are easy to cover with an old blanket or table cloth? Fingers crossed it doesn't get too bad!!!
@@inspiratoriet96 I decided to risk it and do nothing. I'm sure the Hostas can resprout, if they freeze. I have so many spread through the whole garden, I can't cover them. They are "knee deep" in stinging nettles, strawberries and other plants anyway, that should help. The Kakies ar "embedded" in plums and nectariens. My village is in a valley, that is baciscally a suntrap hopefully all that together will keep it "warm enough".
AND the pawpaw is flowering... Crazy climate weirding...
AND I bought those gorgeous martagon lilies. Have not planted them yet though.
@@MartinaSchoppe I think it sounds like a good plan - I'm sure the hostas will make it. Yay! you got the lilies - they will make you so happy - I promise :)