Mr rooster said its time for you to have a lovely cup of tea 🍵. Xx😊and he said well done xxxx

Laughing my ass off those last few seconds....lol Pam. Friend, your garden is seriously becoming enviable.....those poppies😍😘

Love your garden tours - I vote for 2 short ones (about 30 minutes each).

Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful cottage garden tour today. I really loved it. You did a wonderful job.

All the Gardening you do must be keeping you looking young, Pamela! 😉

loved this video, beautiful flowers. thank you for takening us along with you.

This time of the year the weeds are taking over. I've been weeding a lot yesterday but your 'weeds' are beautiful violas or pansies 🌸🌝

I like the long videos.

Hello there dear flower patch lady, oh my yes your gardens are nice size,its gorgeous. I am learning lots about dahlias from you, I Dont hany but my sister does, I think my our dad had given them to her.i will pass on everything I'm you are explaining. Your lovely flock of chickens and roosters are Beautiful ,they look well.i definitely have to watch again 😊so here i go, its perfectly fine for you to show whatever you choose for us.its always exiting and useful. Thankyou pam.yep 2 video s will be great if its great for you.i love the colour behind you also for shade 3ct,it really suits your garden,,bless you, love and take care from me snd my garden girls 🐔. Bye mr rooster too.x

I loved the tour. I think opening up that space behind the Primrose cottage is a great idea. That will look very cool. I was surprised to hear you say your gopher doesn't eat your phlox. I wish the ground hog in my garden read that memo. Thanks for the tip about the golden sage. That looks like a great plant. I grew purple sage that was an excellent deer resistant plant. The golden sage looks gorgeous and I'll need to add to my wish list.

Love the white iris with purple ruffles! We just had our first strawberries of the season! Yum! The 5” of rain this past week really plumped them up. Surprisingly fragrant. You can do the vids whichever way is fine with me as when I have downtime they are always pleasant to watch. Today I tackled those CN thistle and poison Ivy patch. I tilled it and threw in a ton of collected seed. I know I will need to battle it further, but I’ll get it. Also took out volunteer potatoes so they don’t crowd other veg like last year-it will make a nice salad. Big decisions on where to place your energy as I wanted to get squash and melons in today, but those nettles can get out of hand fast and glad it’s done. Plus it’s far away from water and as long as it’s been raining I needed to get those seeds in. Oh man, I had more seeds than I realized 😂 and I still have a lot left and I tilled 20x30” patch!😮 I sometimes read the transcript with video-you will get a laugh at this-when you talked about getting braces it said you were six!!😂😂. It apparently didn’t believe what you said either😂😂.

Looking great Pam!👍😎❤️

Very enjoyable 👍

Hi Pam, great idea to break up the videos into manageable segments for yourself and the viewers. I love the cottage garden style where it is relaxed and natural. It's why I enjoy your content, it is real life not manufactured for KZfaq. Maybe a weird question but your pathways, is it dirt and mulch? I am wanting to do something similar to an area of my garden. I laid some cardboard down last fall so not too many weeds but the cardboard deteriorated. Should I put more down and then mulch on top to create the walkway? I love the foxglove, Iris and poppies they are gorgeous. I had a potted hydrangea in one of those self watering pots and decided to remove it to put into the garden bed. Well....the stink when I dug it out was awful, the soil was SO wet it was like soup in the bottom. I will not be using that pot again. When it rains it fills up with water and created a swamp in the bottom. Oh that Coleus is absolutely gorgeous!!!!! Wow great buys!

H me again pam,,you really do not look 61 years old,😊.my goodness im 63 nearly 64 and I think im 94😅,ha silly me,but pam you will be super fine,its a amazing isn't it ,,im still being exited when I ser znd here the chickens, ha 63 and I have had chickens for years ,still love them,yep definitely students and horticulture is a must, xx

There are times that you mention a plant by name and I am not familiar with it. I try to look it up but I don’t know how to spell it. It would be great if you could put the name of less common plants on the screen for us. One today you mentioned several times, one time at 2:14.