Your ebullient enthusiasm for your garden is so infectious and adorable! I totally see you having a book (or at least a magazine article) or your own TV show in future. ☺

Your cottage garden is filled with a great variety of beautiful flowers 🌷🌸🌝👍

It really is so fun to see these beautiful garden tours, Anna - thank you for sharing! I'm in far Northern California, zone 9a and we have been in spring for about a month and a half, and it's already starting to really warm up and feel like summer here!

Great tour ,I love the birds song!

I'm in zone 3, and things are juuuuuuuuuust barely budding and peeking from the ground. Still getting freezing temps at night. I love how far along your garden is, it's so lovely!

I live in Wales, UK and we don't really have zones but it looks as if we are afew weeks ahead of you. The iris in our Cottage garden are just opening and our roses are all in bud. We even saw some wild foxgloves in flower today which is early for here. We have had an issue with rats eating all our tulip bulbs whilst they were in flower which has never happened before. I love seeing your beautiful garden develop

I am in my gardening era, your garden is a dream! I’m in a zone 7b :)

I am in 8a, South Carolina. We have had spring for more than a month and it has been glorious.

Beautiful garden! I’m in zone 4b and loving the spring bulbs and blossoming trees.

Just found your channel and I can’t wait to watch more! You are truly authentic in your approach. Being a fellow New Englander I see a lot of inspiration in my future. Thank you for sharing your space!

I am in northern California zone 10. and spring is here. Everything is blooming and its starting to heat up. Your garden is magical!!! I can't imagine having all that space. Especially loved seeing you sitting at that sweet bistro table in the veggie and tulip garden. What a great spot to garden journal or think of great recipes using your bounty.

We're having a fabulous autumn ( Wellington NZ)🌼🏵🍁🍂🌾

Healing garden 😀😃😄 It's very beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Living in northern Missouri we've had spring for about six weeks now, at least it's been that long since our last hard freeze. I haven't had time to do much gardening but I have some potatoes in and my blackberries are doing better than ever. There's just nothing quite like playing in the dirt and having something beautiful grow.

Spring showers plus snow? brings May Flowers. Looks beautiful

Your flower garden is so beautiful, I admire it

Beautiful gardens! So much work. I’m in 6b (now 7a) in southeast Missouri 😮and our tulips bloomed SO long ago already.

Absolutely stunning! The amount of work that has been done...it boggles the mind! I'm in the Midwest and all I have are 3 clumps of daylilies and 3 clumps of hostas. I'm not allowed to plant where I live so what I have came with the house, lol. The house I grew up in had a big garden full of daffodils, hyacinths, iris, tulips, lily of the valley, violas, lilac and forsythia plus a huge blooming tree that made some kind of very tiny cherries that the birds loved. Seeing your garden transports me back to that amazing scent and riot of color that lives in my memories.

Beautiful flower,,,,

How gorgeous and peaceful

Between Zones 6-7 down here. Our tulips🌷 have been gone for a few weeks now. Mostly dying back or producing pods... except for the ones whose bulbs have been eaten by voles... who actually sucked the whole plant down their little holes. Working on managing that now with some garlic 🧄 and jonquil planting. Irises are just wrapping up blooming as our kniphophia (red hot pokers) and liatris are starting to push up flower stalks. Flower bed has been losing attention this year though due to multiple fruit tree plantings.

Your garden is so charming and welcoming! Im in "zone 5" on a mountain but really treat it like a zone 4. Daffodils are the only thing in bloom but most everything is leafing out now! Your garden makes me so excited and hopeful for mine to blossom!

Beautiful! Anna how do you fight grass and weeds on the flower beds ?

Your garden and the way you are presenting it is so joyful and HAPPY! 💕I pinned some of the tulips you have shown on my pinterest to plant them in my garden comes fall. I´m in Germany and my first roses (Mary rose was first as always) have started to bloom. And I have aquilegia all over the place. I love my garden in May! Oh and I have the same bistro set in a corner of my garden - it´s the first sunny corner in the morning and I love to have my breakfast there - at least on the weekends. I painted mine a pale sage green a few weeks ago. Have a great day! 🌱🐛🌱

Love your enthousiasm for all the flowers! Coming from The Netherlands I totally understand your love of tullips! And the hyacint 'delfs blue' is named after the hand made porceline blue art work... Thank you Anna for the tour🌷⚘️🪻💐

We’re also in the northeast, zone 5b, also on a mountainside, and seem to be just a couple weeks ahead of you. The lilacs just finished their brief but memorable bloom and the tulips have been done for 3 weeks now. The irises are starting to come in and the woodland phlox and bachelor’s buttons are blooming, but the most exciting part of this time is how many buds are on the rose bushes. The anticipation is almost as good as the eruption of color and scent to come!

GORGEOUS 🙌🌷💐

I love your garden and your enthusiasm. In NC's Zone 8 roses entered full bloom around the 1st of May, Snapdragons bloomed sporadically all winter and should bloom until July when they slow due to heat. Crocus and, daffodil and tulip bloomed January through March. Azalea bloomed in April, while Lupine and lakrspur are in full bloom right now. Coneflowers buds are set to bloom. Peonies bloomed April and early May. And, we can eat fresh carrots, kale and lettuce year round (we keep lettuce under a row cover to keep it tender. Thank you for sharing your gardens. We love gardening too!

The tree stump looks like tulip beds' guardian 😍

Zone 8b in the Pacific Northwest! Lovee your garden it’s totally goals, you’re gorgeous too!!

Oh lovely, it's autumn here, and getting cold, so I'm loving your garden videos 💙

Nothing like when the tulips bloom, right? The colors are so rich. I am in central IL, 5b/6a, right on the line, and we seem to go back and forth between Spring and Summer. Spring came at least a month early, and everything happened so fast. Our trees are all leafed out. I already miss the tulips, but we are on to lilacs, iris, and peonies now.

We're just coming into winter here in Queensland, Australia. Our temps at the moment are from about 15°C (approx 60°F) to tops of about 26°C (approx 80°F) at the moment. Bugs aren't so much of a problem now, but in summer, the worst garden munchers are grasshoppers. These are affectionately referred to as hoppers or helicopters for the really big ones😂. I don't have the patience to plant annuals or bulbs, but I love a cottage garden, so watching your videos fulfills that interest for me. Also, your enthusiasm inspires me to maintain my garden better.

Very beautiful ❤

At first I thought I saw this video already but then I noticed you got some new gorgeous flowers that have bloomed. Your garden looks so vibrant now my friend 🫶🏽🌼. It's like a night and day with the changes. I live in Louisiana and it's been spring for a few weeks now. Also you must have posted this super early this morning cuz I missed the notification lol 😅 Anyways thanks for sharing the updates. Have a blessed mother's day weekend.

Hi Anna! We are in Northern Ontario, Canada and we are zone 4b! Spring has been so slow in coming! Lots of very cold, rainy days but today and yesterday have been around 17C with sun! Tulips are up!!

Beautiful

I have no interest in flowers whatsoever, but I do love watching your joy. 🫶🥰

Zone 5a or thereabouts in Colorado. Our warm April put our yard ahead of yours a bit. 🙂

In my area, the swallowtails love the dill.

All your stuff looks amazing, but I'm super wow'd by how well all your tulips came back in the veggie gardens! Do you just have amazing native soil or have you had to really amend it before planting? Our main flower bed was just a wall of stacked rocks 🪨 covered with overgrowth, brush, thistle and poison ivy 2 years ago. Everything has been cut back to give a view of the cow pasture, covered with red fill dirt and then dressed with soil conditioner, mushroom compost and mulch. Actually now that I type that, I'm surprised it's done as well as it has so far. 😂

Northeast!! Best area to be. Currently in Texas 9b. Today was nice but summer has begun. :/ Those purple tulips!!!!!!

Wow Wonderful flowers ~ Thank you for good sharing LIKE 409 My friend, have a good relationship 😊

Once again thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us. It’s very much appreciated. Adam 🐝

My irises are just getting past their peak in Ohio Zone 6b. The false indigo and columbine are starting to bloom. For your butterfly area, milkweed is a great choice, of course, but also look into monarda, especially wild bergamot. And swallowtails in particular love dill.

Finally... the garden of Eden was found! MAGNIFICO!!! Hello from the Bay Area ,Ca.

I dream of having a garden as beautiful as yours one day 💗

Oh my goodness I'm so grateful to have found your videos. I hope to learn more about gardening from you and share the excitement. I'm amazed at how you remember the names of your plants. I think I need a journal mine! Thanks for a beautiful content.

mam you are an angel trust me the love you have for us and the planet is precious 🙏💐❤

Anna, I am so happy for you because you have the most beautiful garden🌹🥀🌷🌺🌸!! I so LOVE your Hyacinths💙💜, Apricot Tulips🧡🧡, Burgundy Glow plants💜💜,Brunnera plants💜💜 with pure white bleeding hearts🤍🤍, Pink Prince Tulips, El Nino orange red Tulips💖💖, and Red Impression Tulips❤❤❤!! In fact, your Red Impression Tulips❤❤ with the purple💜, lime green💚 and yellow highlights💛 looks like something Georgia O'Keefe could have used in her paintings for inspiration🤗🤗!! And Snake's Head Fritillary is really pretty too❤❤!! And I so LOVE your all Daffodils too💛💛💛!!! Anna, I would LOVE to see your garden grow and continue to give You and Your Husband Bret a lot of happiness!! Anna, I am so happy for you that you have such a beautiful garden🤗🤗 and that you have such a green thumb, like my Late Grandfather had a green thumb and he lived in a Zone 6💚💚💚💚💚💚💚!!!

Nice

10a in FLORIDA … we don’t have seasons .. we just pray any of our flowers 💐 make it through lol 😂

Haha I also always get tripped up when talking about anemones in my videos! 😂

Pulmonary the one that's got the polka dots on the leaves that just didn't get little blue and pink flowers is just so pretty weather for the shade and of course all the different kinds of ferns I use lots of ferns lots of hostas my guards are just so beautiful up here I got 30 of them yep in the park everybody loves to walk around here and see him I do a little fairy gardens too for the kids in fact I had a little girl scouts out there today doing some stuff so it was real cute okay talk to you later thank you bye

Beautiful... I'm new here and wondering what zone you are in or where you are? I'm looking foward to seeing it evolve ... It's so my style of gardening... Thank You!

Where do you source your Spring bulbs from? I'm taking out all my old, tired tulip bulbs and relocating the daffodils I have left and am looking for a reputable bulb seller to find new and interesting bulbs for my cottage garden. Recommendations??

Hi Anna! Love this and your Reiki channel. May I ask, do you live in New England? Just curious, when you say the "northeast".

Il ne vous manque plus qu’à organiser , étoffer et donner une structure à tous vos massifs et les relier entre eux sans répétition pour pour créer une histoire. Le temps des tulipes est très court… pour l’instant c’est plus une (belle❤) collection de bulbes de printemps, mais vous avez un bel écrin pour y faire un vrai jardin, au fil du temps. Il faut imaginer encadrer, faire des vues, bref, surprendre l’œil au décours de la déambulation. Créer un jardin.

Los Angeles area zone 9b