Love this! When will we get another farmhouse tour 😁

Do you harvest dandelion weeds for their greens and the flowers for tea? If so could you please tell us how you do so.

Do you think you could make a video specifically covering the details of your irrigation system? In your gardens as well as pastures..fruit trees..

Absolutely Beautiful ! Just My Style love it, new subscriber from West Virginia.

If the growth rate of your Magnolia is less than the expected rate in your area, them maybe you should check out the roots, they may have problems you need to take care of.

I have just started, 35, inspired by Elliott and it's my favorite part of the day. I truly will never stop. I'm sorry you retried. Try buying already established plants. I love my plants more than people. Lol

Myrna Renoud maybe you could sprinkle some seeds and see if they take 💕

Hi Myrna. I'm 73 & have arthritis too, so I know what you mean. I have found some nutrients that really help me. For years I took OTC pain meds, every 3 or 4 hours, until I learned that they can do some damage to our organs, so did some research. Also, I'd met someone who'd recommended taking some form of Chondroitin, which I took with reasonable improvement for a few years, which you might get help from. Then eventually, I settled on a very good combination for myself - which anyone could take, even without arthritis, to help with aches & inflammation, & even just to reduce stress. It's like a miracle combination, really. Now I only rarely take OTC meds, like if I've overdone things & need something for an aching back or a pain in my once badly wrenched shoulder, or the like. What I have found helped me with very painful finger joints - which used to become inflamed, red, hot to the touch, & swollen. Pain pills can only help for a few hours. MSM helps with reducing inflammation & much more. It's good to take for anyone, to improve the body's ability to cope with life's stresses - physical & emotional. I also take HA - Hyaluronic Acid to help actually heal & rejuvenate the disks. I take a good multi, almost daily, & MSM & HA together, usually every few days, but at 1st I'd recommend taking daily so they can help long enough to begin to heal / rebuild your joint tissues. If I go about 2 weeks without them, my finger joints start hurting again, reminding me I have arthritis in a few finger joints. Imagine...after being on OTC meds for years, which would wear off after a few hours, & it didn't heal the source of the pain at all. Now I go for days without pain, even if I forget to take them, but it's probably better to be more consistent, for best results. Maybe these could help you too. It freed me from years of chronic pain & limitation. If you try these, buy good brands to insure good quality. Do your research & see what you think. I've never had any negative side effects. I've seen MSM recommended if you've had a trauma, a bad argument, lost a loved one or a job, had a heart attack or surgery, a car accident , etc, as it helps protect us from the stress that comes with life events. They both help heal in their own ways. HA actually helps to rehydrate the disks between the joints so they are plumped up as they should be to help prevent that bone on bone pain when we do not keep ourselves hydrated & as we age. I do still eat salt which can dehydrate but only rarely have alcohol. I'm more of a tea & coffee drinker. I guess coffee can be dehydrating too, especially if instant, but I don't drink it often, & make perked when I do. I'd avoid artificial sweeteners. Too much sugar, & especially over processed white flour often are a cause of inflammation, so look at making changes in your diet if that seems appropriate. Not being in pain all the time is like being given your life back! Hope this helps. "Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) is also called dimethyl sulfone, DMSO2, methyl sulfone, and many other names. MSM is an organic sulfur found in fruits, vegetables, grains, and milk as well as the urine of animals. It is an oxidation product of dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) and a source of sulfur for producing the amino acids methionine and cysteine. MSM is a water soluble white, odorless, crystalline compound that contains 34% elemental sulfur. Methylsulfonylmethane reduces pain, inflammation, and allergic reactions. It also has wound healing, dermatologic, and exercise performance increasing effects." www.medicinenet.com/methylsulfonylmethane_msm-oral/article.htm#what_are_the_uses_for_msm_herbal_supplements HA is Hyaluronic Acid. It helps heal joints, & anything else in your body. It is now being used as an ingredient in rejuvenation creams, & in surgeries too. A friend told me a friend of hers who was about to have a knee surgery had been given HA injections directly into her knee joint by her Dr. to help prepare for the surgery. You can get more detailed info on HA here: www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-1062/hyaluronic-acid

Cheryl Anderson I read your comment to Myrna and I to have arthritis and love to garden. I appreciate you taking the time to deliver such an informative answer to Myrna’s pain. I will do the research and check this out for myself as well. Anything to help with pain and not take OTC meds. My husband and I did the Keto foods for a couple of years and completely removed sugar and breads (heavy Carbs) from our diet and it was amazing how good I felt, no joint pain or stiffness after getting all that sugar out of my system. But I have allowed to let sugar creep back into my diet. You know additions to sugar is a hard habit to break. But I have promised myself that I will break the habit and return to health eating again.

Nature make us happy and sometime I eat also in the garden so relaxing

Yeah I like this kind of loose gardening to. This is what I think I have gong in my garden. Too many gardens not enough time to weed. I just started posting videos of my garden in Virginia. I'm not sure where she is. Nice hills tho that's for sure.

Always Doing Something Great! I’ll have to check you out. You can see my garden and other interesting things on my channel.

@@alwaysdoingsomething1290 I believe that she is in Washington State.

@@rebeccah8912 The setting is so beautiful!

Exactly, it’s impossible to deal with all the weeds .

Leslie Cronin I agree. The garden, the kids, and how she explained everything, a wonderful and beautiful tour.

i was thinking the same, from the air and the birds view it must be a little oasis of lushness... lol

@@dw309 lol stop simping. Her topic is the garden not her beauty. It's a garden tour after all.

@@Potsky_ simping? I’m not even going to google it. But, thanks for your opinion about my opinion. 👍🏻

I've seen this with other photographers too., & also felt frustrated, as they move the camera so fast I can't see anything in focus....Ugh. They may not be as nutty as we are about seeing the plants in focus, & up close for more detail.

Seriously!!

I agree, I would enjoy if on the editing, I listen to her voice talking while the video show us the garden

Exactly! She was talking about how beautiful it was & there was someone on the camera, I couldn't believe they didn't pan out! Wierd..

More than likely because they aren't in bloom. So it would just be vines. Grant you, it still would be nice to see, but when they are not blooming, you wouldn't think about it!

I gave up after a few mins because it was just talking and not touring or showing anything, got a bit impatient :| The start of it literally had me dozing off.

@@angelkotilainen no content is suited for every type of viewer. This is definitely my cup of tea. Slow paced and peaceful. If it irritates you go somewhere else, it's that simple. I love this channel! From the first watch

True, I'm sure it is a beautiful garden just from the few glimpses we got. But that is the main weakness of this video piece. Much description and emotional leading without the associated visuals. Instead the camera is pointed mostly on her. We get to view a few close-up frames without their orientation to the landscape. It was too frustrating to watch this.

Valerie hello

Mary's Nest love your channel too!

Thoma White - Hi Thoma, Thank you SO much!! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️

Love you, too, Mary!

I second this! New here and LOVING IT, Shaye!

Me too 💕