You know what? Thank goodness for KZfaq because we get to see the real brains behind the gardens! And psst they are the humble moms and homemakers with quiet eyes for design…❤

I just love the fact that there are normal and beautiful people on this planet 🌎 😊

This woman is the queen of succession planting and an amazing teacher/communicator

Does anyone else ever find themselves heading to the local nursery right after watching videos of beautiful gardens like this GORGEOUS one?? I have a long way to go, but these tips are so very helpful.

Its a very restless night as i can't sleep. My step son is having brain surgery 8 am tomorrow morning. He lives in CA and im in MN which makes it even harder. I just happened to come across this video. God knew it was a great dose of medicine for the soul. You are an amazing gardener and outstanding commicator explaining everything! I wish you had other videos to share. Such a joy to listen to. Blessings for future gardening.

This was a wonderful video. Not only did we visit a beautiful garden, we learned a lot of great tips as well. Thank you!

What a stunning garden! And thank you Heather for the 4 c’s! That really helped me grasp cultivating a garden! Loved your tribute to your grandparents and the idea of shopping in your own garden.

OmGosh what an inspiring garden! This is a video that needs to be watched a few times ? Thank you for this awesome garden tour

I love Heather‘s use of pots in the garden! I am inundated with deer and gophers. With pots I can do a “test” and if the deer find the plant enjoyable, I just moved the pot to my second story deck or front porch. It’s obvious why putting plants in pots for gophers makes sense. if I plant, I have to put everything in a cage because even if the gophers don’t eat it, they will undermine the roots. Thank you so much for this tour of Heather’s garden and all of these incredible tips!❤❤

This would be fabulous for an intimate family wedding. Fairytale garden.

I am in love with this romantic garden. I have many borders myself but always anxious to learn from others. I will indeed incorporate some of your ideas. So very beautiful.

I LOVE THIS WHOLE BACKYARD, AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!

What a wonderful garden! I love all the different interests you have. Cottage beautiful.

What a treat to see this garden! It is so beautiful and so well thought out. I came away with lots of good ideas. Thank you!

ooo a real gardener with an apron on. i dont feel alone now lol. but am bad at color and broke so mine is small. this is a really pretty garden

I want to be able to plant a garden like this. This is magical.

This is one of my favorite garden gate tours. I am brimming with ides and inspiration. I love the shift on companion planting idea with the seasonal idea. And the ‘GARDEN CLOSET’!!!! Genius!!!!

So beautiful!❤. The pinks, the blues, the whites, the purples…just lovely!

Stunning garden! Very magical and romantic looking. Thank you so much for sharing your great garden tips!!

Beautiful garden with some great ideas - thank you Heather and Kristin!

Greeting's from Ireland, You have a beautiful natural garden that is a credit to you.

This was an absolutely delightful tour!! Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful garden with us. Heather, your garden is gorgeous!

Heather needs her own KZfaq channel! I would instantly subscribe! I love how she can explain and teach us her style of designing a garden. She's executed her 4 C's beautifully 😍 I can't wait to incorporate her ideas in my narrow side yard. Cheers from CO!

So beautiful thank you for sharing your passion for gardening....master level indeed ❤

Heather has a gorgeous garden. I found a lot of takeaways from her garden to use in my own garden that I am planning. I have a blank slate to plant. I love her use of containers and grow bags to fill in the gaps. The dahlia grow bag idea is brilliant. Why dig up the tubers to overwinter when you can bring the grow bag inside. The pot in pot idea is great to use for seasonal color like daffodils and tulips in spring to hanging baskets for summer to mums in fall. Brilliant idea.

Wow and wow! So beautiful

Such awesome tips! And “wow” how beautiful!

What an incredible accomplishment! Everything is so lush and beautiful This is my basic color scheme of pinks, blues, purples and whites. Then seasonal dashes and pops of surprise colors. Seeing the before and after of the beds is very inspiring . I do need to learn how to have continuous blooms. I am that amature who goes to the nursery and buys everything blooming in the early spring. In the fall I do plop and play with pumpkins and fall mums, but don't have succession flowers. I need to learn as this is stunning! What a gorgeous , magical space to get lost in. Lots of work, but the romance and ambiance are totally worth it.

Absolutely beautiful! These Garden is stunning

Loved this garden so much!!

So much thought put into such a beautiful garden

Very inspiring!

Beautiful garden! Thank you for the tour; I also enjoyed all the garden tips!

What a charming garden! Loads of great tips for continuous blooms as well. Loved watching this.

What a beautiful garden and knowledgeable gardener! I learned so many great tips - thank you. Happy Gardening!!

Gorgeous cottage gardens with a romantic color palette throughout with so many creative and smart design elements. I will be applying your 4 C's to my front garden. It's one thing to learn about bloom-time planting for the three seasons, plus winter interest, but to see it in Helen's garden really brings it to life! I also love the idea of using containers as blooming fillers in the garden and using existing perennials and shrubs to one's advantage to create the cottage feel. I'll be sharing this video with my gardening friends. There's something for everyone from beginner to master gardener!

I have seen hundreds of garden videos…..this is the best flower garden ❤❤❤

Wow! Thank you for sharing this amazing garden and wonderful gardener. She's an awesome teacher and communicator as well as plantswoman.

Absolutely beautiful! And some wonderful tips - thank you!

Beautiful soft colors - lush with beautiful blooms.

Beautiful garden! Thank you for the tips. Those are my favorite color in the garden pink white and purple with sprinkles of other color.

Brilliant, Heather! This garden is perfection of color and planning. I love it! Thank you for sharing it with us.

Brilliant grow bag idea! Lovely garden and such helpful tips.

Wow! That garden is spectacular! It is the most wonderful space and I do love purple and pink together. Heather is a master! It reminds me of an English garden on steroids.. I have a shady garden but Heather gave me such inspiration! I adore the pot hack of putting flowers planted into a large pot. You could always change it out with seasonal items.

Such a beautiful and well designed garden. Thank you Heather for sharing.

Amazing. Love the 4-C's idea. While this video might not be life changing, it will be garden changing. So much good information and ideas. Just lovely. I might have been tempted to keep the tree fort and make it into a she-fort.

I loved seeing Heather’s garden! It was stunning in the magazine.

This video is gold!! Gorgeous garden and incredible approach that will help me as a new gardener!!

Beautiful! I too try to have something blooming at all times but love the idea of companion planting with perennials. Thanks so much 😊

I have 2 rain barrels at the end of my gutters which helps alot. Iam also on a down hill slope

Thank you for your 4 C´s. I sreenshotted them to work on in my garden. The c-word I need to learn - well it has a c in it - is patienCe. 😁 Your garden is wonderful! Love from Germany

Well I just love this garden!!! So smart! I love the hedge and work area idea!

Heather has worked hard she really created a magical gardens .

Beautiful garden and fantastic guide through its creation. Stunning!

She’s so calm and poise. I enjoyed listening to her speak! She makes Jersey look Gooood!

Wow! Not only a beautiful garden but some truly invaluable tips!! Those 4 Cs … and the space behind the hedge … and even just the idea of using the rambling forsythia to create the hedge in the first place! I have one of those crazy wild forsythias, which I inherited, creates useful height but otherwise I don’t feel in control of it and I’m sure I could do something so much more creative with the space 🤔 So that’s on my mind. And while we all think about moving from season to season, I don’t think we generally come close to the cleverness of this planning. For example, why have I never thought about following on with the exact same colour, so that I can be sure that the combination really works?! So simple but I’ve certainly never been told that or even considered it! My brain is working in overtime right now … I’ve learned so much. I’m definitely going to have to watch it again. I do take screenshots throughout so that I have points of reference to return to (I have ADHD so things go in one ear and then evaporate! They don’t stay long enough to go out the other!! So if I don’t record everything useful I might as well not have ever seen it!) But also the fact that she manages her garden with such clear structure makes it so much simpler. The fact that she has already decided which variants she likes best in each spot means she has predictability … which makes it much easier to think about how to make improvements, say ‘how can I introduce some height?’ or ‘where might I introduce some peach colour?’ And I can also recognise that she communicates every concept so simply and clearly; it means it’s instantly understandable and you’re not still trying to work out what something means while the presentation goes on and you’ve missed other key points. Invaluable stuff ladies - thankyou very much for your generosity in both time and ideas! 👏🏻🪴🪻🌷🌺🌸🌹🌻💖 xxx

Just lovely, so relaxing, and peaceful!!!❤❤ It's one of my favorite videos you have done this year! I am and have been trying to incorporate all kinds of flowers & plants that will flower, providing color at every season in my yard. It certainly is a detailed task worth creating and doing in creating my vision of beauty, giving me more peace in my life away from the world! I just love, love it!!! Thank you, for showing this garden and this wonderful lady!!!!❤❤❤❤😊🥰😉😘 Sincerely, Joy Carey from Winder, Georgia. Zone 7b.😊

Mind blown! So beautiful 💜

Wonderful ❤❤❤ great inspiration! Thank you so much for sharing so many useful tips about the gardening! It was such a pleasure to watch this video! WHAT A WONDERFUL WOMAN AND GARDENER YOU ARE !❤

I learned so much from this video! Thank you

Sooo much wisdom here! Amazing

Gorgeous garden

Totally beautiful! My colors and I need to find things through the seasons.

Wow, stunning garden! So many great takeaways from this video. I’ll be saving this one for future reference!

I am so inspired! What a beautiful garden!

Loved this and what great ideas! The forsythia hedge and work area is genius

Well designed garden! Very beautiful!

Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.

I love all your walking paths throughout your garden. The the stepping stones concrete or flagstone.

Absolutely gorgeous, looks like a lot of work.

Just wow!!!

wow. what a lovely garden and gardener! thanks for all the helpful tips! love your color scheme.

So beautiful!

Beautiful

This is a must rewatch video, lots of very helpful information. I enjoyed this!

Amazing Garden!! Great work!

You have such a wonderful garden. Your plant combinations are amazing! Thank you. Watching from Idaho, USA

It seems this garden is missing something I love and that is deciduous trees that add so much form and character in winter when nothing is blooming.

Love, Love your ideas!.. I might not be able to take on such a LARGE PROJECT all by myself, but I am inspired and will learn something. Thank you for SHARING! 😊❤

Lot of good tips 👍 I tend to also like certain color combinations, and try to keep the colors going through the season ❤

This was both inspiring and so useful! Thank you both for the extensive lists and process. There were a few great takeaways for me as a relatively new gardener. Beautiful garden, and great eye and plant management on Heather’s part.

Amazing garden!

Very beautiful garden. Love the colors and how some bloom all year.

Absolutely dreamy! The cool garden colours I prefer. I’m now following on Instagram! 🔥

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing such good advice!❤

Hello ! I am new to your channel. Your gardens are so Gorgeous. Thank your for all this wonderful information. So until next time God Bless you and your family and have a Blessed Sunday and stay safe my dear and Special Friend.

Wow, your garden is beautiful Heather. The patience in getting to your vision is an inspiration. I'm thinking specifically about the forsythia hedge, genius! Thanks for sharing your 4 c's which I will definitely incorporate into a large new area we're planting.

Your garden is beautiful. I live on a hill with very rocky hard clay soil. Every year I buy compost bags, potting mixes, fertilizers, and mulch every other year since I have deciduous trees throughout. I have accidentally bought invasive plants thinking they were lovely and had the perfect spot for 10 of them…they became my garden thugs! I am constantly trying to dig up the roots of Snow on the Mountain ( Gouts Weed) and the ivy was already here… I have to keep it from growing up the tree and bricks. And some ground cover that was in another bed I think it’s lithium dainty purple flowers/ dark tiny leaves…I stopped fighting that one and planted a bunch of Colorado tulips and due to how matted it is the squirrels and other rodents leave them alone. Planted my other beds that don’t have the lithium and the squirrels, voles and gophers get them every year so I started doing daffodils because I heard something in the daffodil bulbs the rodents don’t like… sure enough they left them alone. My husband bought a tractor a couple years ago and that’s been a back saver and time saver. I couldn’t figure out why the Satomi dogwood I purchased 4 years ago was hardly growing. We had to move it to put a fence in and there was a boulder about 300 lbs preventing the roots from growing. I planted as a young tree and dug the hole as directed 2 times the size of the container and never hit the rock with the shovel when i originally planted it, so i had no idea until my husband had to move it with the tractor since a 12' post was going there. we are half way through the build and i hope this tree makes it because a $180 for a tree was expensive. It is now a $100 more for that same tree.

What an amazing garden! What a clever gardener! Thanks for sharing.

One of the most helpful and informative garden tours I’ve ever watched. Beautiful and well done! Thank you

Thank you 🎉🙏

Beautiful garden 💚👍

Absolutely gorgeous 😍

❤❤the tour🤗 Thank you😊

This is one of the most beautiful gardens.

Wow!!! I love this garden!!

Love the pink color theme

I loved this video. Such a basic concept and I am pausing every few minutes to absorb the wonderful combinations ❤. Totally loving it

Beautiful garden and great tips!

Beautiful!!! Stunning!!! I love the idea of seasonal changes, but I don't want to rip out my daffodils when they finish. How can you achieve this look while hiding the foliage of all the spring perennial bulbs?