I've been this beautiful garden twice. Actually, the real garden is more attractive and more beuatiful.

Its beautiful. You can visit my personal garden too and let me know how I did ? youtube.com/@farooqs-garden

Breathtaking gardens you create ❤🎉😊

I love your garden! So beautiful!💞

Please up load a few full episodes on KZfaq please

Why are the episodes so short?

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So beautiful view and very nice healthy plant looking very very good

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Nice sharing

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Very beautiful 😍❤️ nice sharing

What a lovely video! I showed my mom, since she likes to garden as well, and she teared up ❤

so pretty to see a local garden with so many pretty plants.

Very beautiful. When humans copy from nature, you have the best garden. ❤

Justin Dunning is one of the most sketchy people I've dealt with in the Canadian carnivorous plant community, his lack of accountability regarding the CPSC forum finances, his parasitism of other hobbyists, his ties to Camp Medeba and refusal to address the what many consider to be abuse of children occurring there, his termination from the Victoria Butterfly Gardens under less than ideal conditions, and it goes on. Watch out for this creep, and for more info on him, google "What happened to the OCPS"

I remember her from an episode in ageless Gardens

It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks

When you visit a natural site for inspiration, do you study the geology of the rocks - history, type, formation and deformation, structure, foliation - fault lines, fractures, erosion and weathering, oxidation, fragmentation and exfoliation, rock fall, etc., to get a sense how one might create a rock garden that has a reproduced naturalized geology, that is, a story to tell, rather than just a pretty (or not so pretty) sculpted pile of rocks with plants stuck in them? Same for the plants - is their ecological alpine story at least a seemingly coherent one with the geology of the rock garden? In a particular rock garden setting, do the plant types and structures make sense in terms of light, wind, water, seed deposit, microclimate, soil accumulation, leaf litter, mutualisms, and even herbivory? I think that the most beautiful, interesting, creative, and sophisticated rock gardens are those that have the most geological and ecological sensibility. Just saying. Hopefully, the current design fad of rather boring (to me) vertical slate crevice gardening is just another step in our continuing evolution of rock gardening.

i love this guy

Now this is gardening!!! No Martha Stewart style for me 💚

Great video! Many thanks

Great work T!!!!

Where is this healing centre

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It's nice to know that your plants are living on. We had beautiful gardens in our backyard, then we sold our house. I have no idea if my beautiful gardens live on or not. It was heartbreaking for me.

So beautiful... Wow !

Love this new gardening series! Brings joy to my soul 💚

Such a sad time for you but you are right when you say your plants are being loved and appreciated now by others in the their new homes.

How can we watch in USA? Will the episodes be on you tube?

Wow! More of the same, please!

Brilliant! Where are my hiking boots?

Great video Paul!

"Nature IS you!" Absolutely, 'cept could be a concerted effort to get the English Oxford dictionary's online definition of 'Nature' adjusted? Bonne chance...

I look forward to seeing if we made the cut ;) Jamie Black in the labyrinth @Innisfree Botanical Garden and Farm in Royston, BC