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Let’s Decorate the Cottage Front Porch and Garden for Fall



My friends at Bricks and I had so much fun decorating the cottage for fall with pumpkins galore! #pumpkins #fallgardendecor #fallcottagedecor

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25 Comments

  6. gothmamafreedom

    yes the pumpkins are cute, but you’re more cute Linda talking to that perky and shy pumpkins. what a sweetheart. such an enjoyable episode. ahahaha.
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  10. DJ

    Linda, I’m from NJ and I have only seen two monarchs this and last year. Our butterflies have sadly diminished. I have growing milkweed in my garden and butterfly bushes but to no avail. So, I’m glad you have butterflies in your garden. I miss them terribly.

  12. dcsalerno

    Fabulous! You should add those “jack-be-little” pumpkins along the edge of the mulch curves on both sides of your front walk. How cute they’d be!

  13. Samantha

    Once you spray the pumpkins they just become landfill fodder instead of being able to feed wildlife or decompose/compost in a natural healthy way. Love your videos but please re-think spraying the pumpkins. I heard you mention that on a previous video also.

  14. Peggy-Ann

    It looks so pretty! I also noticed the orange light in the lamppost across the street! Does anyone know the type of butterfly 🦋 that was at time 11:11. I took a shit of one on my verbena and would like to know for my yard album. ?? 🇨🇦🍁

  15. Jamie McGrew

    Do you ever plant pansies or ornamental cabbages in the fall? Those last all winter for me. Texas

  16. L K

    Thanks for the tour! I love pumpkins! Question- have you seen the baby pink lantana? It’s precious. You’ll love it. Lantana LOVES full sunny hot weather until frost. Such a great plant; you can over winter your plants in the green house.

  18. Glenda Wooten

    Loved your comment about a list of your signature words.Since starting to watch your video's i have been spending a lot of time with my ole friend, the dictionary, and loving it ❤

  20. susan perry

    ….hoping that in OKL you can OVER WINTER your lovely LANTA that I can do in NC?! I just give it a hair cut, leaving 12" long stems and tuck extra mulch around. I would suggest removing from your Window Box & Pots and planting in the ground in full sun…maybe closer to your Parlor Window or Window Box so protected a bit from your Snows. Mine always starts growing again in May once our temperatures are in the 80's snd the Earth/Soil becomes very warm. I've discovered they last longer with blooms in the late Autumn if I water with warm / room temperature water from my Watering Can vs the cool water from the hose….tricking it to some degree and continue feeding it Blooming Food. I too thought Mr. Toad was lonely….great placement…lovely gardens!

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