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Such a wonderfully laid out space. I just have a tiny yard but I make the most of it. I enjoyed this tour so much! Thank you!!!!

Спасибо за разъяснение. В Калифорнии я делаю серьезную обрезку роз в декабре. У меня 127 роз в саду растет.

Really helpful thanks 😊

This was helpful. I planted rose shrubs last year and this is the first time i’ve pruned after blooming (NE Ohio). Hearing “you dictate how it grows” is exactly what i needed to hear! I also find the plant tells you when it needs maintenance.

will the leaders to grow roots if propagated correctly?

great content!

What privacy screen shrub would you recommend for under a canopy?

Thank you for sharing this info!

Great! I just planted yesterday two emerald arborvitaes and two blue point junipers, all four feet tall, in a spot where they'll get at least 10 hours of bright sun. Grow you babies, grow!

Thank you! Lovely garden…

Great comprehensive video. Thanks so much

Incredible. Cheers from Hamden

Thank you.

I will get one for sure now that I see your gorgeous Generous Gardener rose . Thank you ❤

What a sweet lady and so inspiring. I hope I get to live a long life. If I do...... finger's crossed that I am still interested in growing and nature. ❤ Living life not just watching it go by.

Thank you, I am so impressed by this lady who shared her garden with us. We ça se the love she puts into gardening. And I agree a gardener wants another garden. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this beautiful video! My main stems keep producing blooms at their tips ;( I guess I'm getting behind with their training. Alas, I will need to deadhead them ;(

The key to a drop dead gorgeous garden boarder is 25 years. Got it. 😄👍

🙏👍😁 I want to confess to you how I say your name after watching your vlog... Ooooohhhh•lgaaaahhh....Calm•my•moood•yeeeee☺️😘😁😂🤣🌿🐛🤭🦋🦚God bless you Olga!!!

With regards to weeds I agree, my garden also is very full and theres simply no room for weeds to grow, makes it very easy. Also heavily leaf-mulched from the previous season is a good preventative measure for weeds. Thats great you have a source of free water, I have 4 x 275 Gall tanks taking water off the roofs and with a simple pump system makes watering a breeze. It really is nice when the garden gets filled out, if its all perennials I personally find its not that much "hard" work at that point, just maintenance and enjoyment.

Here in PA 6b I saw 10 on 1 rose the other day. They are decimating my roses, zinnia's & dahlia's

Thank you for explaining that Olga. I was looking at the David Austin website yesterday and noticed that as well. I have a baby rose of this variety and she is coming along nicely, but I noticed the other day that she has two really long stems coming out that look more like climber. Now I know what to do. Thank you very much.

Hi Olga. I started to use a Neem oil mixture to control the Red Lily beetle that has become such a nuisance in North America. I now use it on all my rose bush cultivars: Hybrid Tea, Floribunda, Bush, Polyantha, Morden, etc. I'm hoping that it will prevent the many rose bush diseases this year. Today I discovered something has been eating my various Coneflower cultivars. I will try to Neem oil on them too. Could Neen oil be the 'magic bullet' for all garden plants? Je pense que oui. Thanks for your wonderful video tutorial.

Beautiful. ❤

What a beautiful home and garden such a sweet woman. ❤

❤ thank you for this well organized and clear rose 101 on new " baby rose"😊

Your garden is beautiful!

Beautiful arborvitaes, they are the bees knees.

Great info! thanks a lot!

Just stunning!

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts on arborvitaes. I've been considering adding a few of them to my garden.

Now,this is a beautiful testimony to a life well lived and time well spent. What an absolute joy.

I know that many folks used to be skeptical of growing arborvitie because of severe bagg worm infestations. Do you ever have problems with the bagg worm. I am a fan of the beautiful giant green thuja,used as a landscape wind break. At maturity they make such a grand showing.

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This is very helpful. It’s often hard to find info on what plants look like when grown in different conditions. The tags and info on nursery websites will just say “full sun” or whatever but it’s hard to know what the growth will look like in less sun. Will it be leggy and scraggly? Or will it just grow more slowly? Etc. So this was helpful to see.

Beautiful arborvitae, Olga! Question for you or anyone in the chat...my full sun arborvitae are brown inside, but they are green just like Olga's on the outside. Is this normal? Thank you in advance! Happy gardening! 🌱

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love your garden :)

Wondering how many plants you put together to get such beautiful growth? I know David Austin often suggests putting three together in a triangle pattern? My lady of Shallot looks so small compared to yours. This is the third year and we will see if they "leap". :). I learn so much from you, Olga! Thank you so much!

OF COURSE she doesn’t sit on that bench! It’s so funny that at the beginning of the tour the owner is politely reserved but once she gets talking about her garden, she comes to life. 🌸🌸🌸

I grew up on Greenfield Hill. I know just where that beautiful home is. 💗

We have sprayed soap water several times but aphids are keep on increasing, why is that?!!!

Hello! Thank you for sharing your knowledge & experience. Your garden is gorgeous and well care for. Question is how often do you water your roses, or your garden and how long do you water each rose bush, I'm never sure how much water! Thank you so much.

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Your garden is absolutely dreamy. I love it all!! ❤❤

Wow oh wow this was the most beautiful garden tour ever. She is so sweet and her home is amazing as all her gardens. Oh how I wish my roses looked so good!!!❤❤

Wow, what a lovely and huge garden! Thank you for the delightful tour.

How many plant is that in the first shot

Thank you for your wise knowledge. I have some young boxwood and I’ve always been reluctant to trim them. I will give them a good trim next year in the spring. I love your content. Please keep posting. Diana in zone 6 in northern New Mexico !

I think her and I could talk gardening as she does and says many things I do. Yes, things are 2 weeks early and I looked back and the Mock Orange and catalpa are two weeks early. It ruined the lovely scent of both because the heat wasn’t quite here and the large amount of rain in WI wasn’t good. I bought a new lawnmower awhile back and laughed when I seen the plastic covering hers as my husband did that and the paint took on marks from the sun heating it up. I wonder if she cuts the raspberries to the ground or canes that are 2 years old? Are they Everbearing? It always confuses me. I have blackberries also and wild blackcaps. Very nice gardens! Thx!