I just planted out a BUNCH of plants too. I like to go to Home Depot this time of year to see what plants they have on sale. I got a bunch of lovely sedums for $2 a piece and spring/summer blooming shrubs for $5-$7 a piece. This is how I get most of my shrubs.
I absolutely love the way , even in the most ordinary of tasks , you preserve the artistry of gardening … Even in the removal of that which is spent , your words continue to weave a tapestry of the gardens lushness …Blessings 🧡
As you were cutting back the sedums I thought of ASMR (I think that's the acronym) because I felt so relaxed listening to the pruners and gentle music. I'm in the last stretch, hurrying to complete all my tasks here in zone 4b, Minneapolis. Everyday I reprioritize my chore list. 😃 I'm even preparing new beds I'll dream about filling all winter. I had cardboard down all season, killing the lawn where creeping Charlie persisted. So, now I get new garden beds and perhaps a flagstone path leading to my shed where my furniture will wait out inclement winter weather. I welcome winter so I can rest, review photos of my garden and dream.
Hi. I used to grow serums but I never like them. I had them planted in the grown. But the way you talked about them has made me want to have them. I bought some from Home Depot and have them in pots. Now my question is how do I take care of them in the winter? Do I leave them outside, cover them or bring them inside? 💖💚
Good Saturday morning Olga. Excellent video as always – but that's to expected from a talented gardener and self sufficient woman such as yourself. Everything looks so fresh and delicious. Have a wonderful weekend. 😎😎🌻🌼🌼
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Those tall arborvitaes are so lush! Do you know the name of that variety?
The video editor does a great job at fading the music in and out at appropriate times. Adds to relaxed vibe in the video.
I just planted out a BUNCH of plants too. I like to go to Home Depot this time of year to see what plants they have on sale. I got a bunch of lovely sedums for $2 a piece and spring/summer blooming shrubs for $5-$7 a piece. This is how I get most of my shrubs.
I absolutely love the way , even in the most ordinary of tasks , you preserve the artistry of gardening … Even in the removal of that which is spent , your words continue to weave a tapestry of the gardens lushness …Blessings 🧡
I love the way you say " hello my dear gardening friends":)
As you were cutting back the sedums I thought of ASMR (I think that's the acronym) because I felt so relaxed listening to the pruners and gentle music.
I'm in the last stretch, hurrying to complete all my tasks here in zone 4b, Minneapolis. Everyday I reprioritize my chore list. 😃 I'm even preparing new beds I'll dream about filling all winter. I had cardboard down all season, killing the lawn where creeping Charlie persisted. So, now I get new garden beds and perhaps a flagstone path leading to my shed where my furniture will wait out inclement winter weather.
I welcome winter so I can rest, review photos of my garden and dream.
So relaxing! Curious if you leave your pots/containers out all winter and if you protect them at all.
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Hi. I used to grow serums but I never like them. I had them planted in the grown. But the way you talked about them has made me want to have them. I bought some from Home Depot and have them in pots. Now my question is how do I take care of them in the winter? Do I leave them outside, cover them or bring them inside? 💖💚
Good Saturday morning Olga. Excellent video as always – but that's to expected from a talented gardener and self sufficient woman such as yourself. Everything looks so fresh and delicious. Have a wonderful weekend. 😎😎🌻🌼🌼