THIS Has Not Been SEEN For 40 Years | Clearing the Châteaux FORMAL GARDEN.

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Bonjour à tous, In this episode at the château the family tackle the walled garden. After clearing a lot of the area last year the family are set to create a beautiful formal garden this year, but first have a mountain of work to do, starting with removing all the trees that have self seeded over the years to create a blank canvas for a stunning landscape design, but as the family get to work the walled garden starts to look more like a bomb has hit it than a formal garden.

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[maggiemaloney]

Johnathan is such a healthy, happy little guy. He will grow up with an incredibly wide scope of abilities. He has everything important a little boy needs... especially love.

[cristianabarsuglia]

I will have to agree with those who say "Take it out!" and give the Formal Garden designers a clean slate to work with. And, for sentimental reasons, one could even take a cutting off it to plant elsewhere, so it would still be present on the château grounds.

[russellhunter]

Take the scrubby little tree out!! You are creating a new beautiful garden, so it has to go. Very impressed at how well you all work as a team. This is our favorite #1 video.

[huwmather]

It's amazing how much more confident you are now ash, to start you seemed akward and shy on camera but mate you are owning it now, good on ya,
really enjoyed todays vlog boys and tracy

[tardismole]

I think you're right about the tree. It's better out. Or, if you relish the challenge; transplant it to another spot on the property.

[CynthiaBerry]

Almost as much fun as watching the inside of the chateau glow again is seeing the grounds and gardens come back to life! Ash...cut the tree down!

[saundrasmith]

I wouldn't want it to block a lovely view. The view is priceless

[robertabackus]

You should take the tree out. Like Tracey said. In the formal garden it will look out of place. By the way your Chateau is looking real fine now . With everything you do, the Chateau is growing into a beautiful Lady! Keep up the great work and looking forward to seeing your next project.

[Arkay]

You won't lack for firewood for some time. The formal garden will look fabulous. Excellent work.

[alexandrajerry]

When it comes to owning a property like your, sometimes you have to be like a surgeon, you can’t get sentimental. When things need removing, OUT they come or else they are a detriment to anything else that might be trying to flourish. Good job well done. I’d love to know how much Jonathan has grown since the move. He looks so bonny and healthy, (and Happy) 👏💕👏💕👏 xxxalex in Florida

[mary-annebarnett]

I am a keen gardener and believe in Starting with a blank canvass. You. will only get the one chance so take it, embrace it and make it yours the way you want it to be. You will not regret it. Draw up a list of what the outside will contain as ‘ must keeps’ and ‘must haves’ and make little cut-outs for features, plantings and so on. There are some great garden design apps out there so you can see your dreams come virtually to life. Then the real fun starts.😘

[someoneelsemothermother]

Loved seeing Jonathan again😊 Hoping Tony is well haven't seen him in awhile.
I love gardening and look forward to Tracey's restorations of the formal garden.

[julieduchek]

Taking down those trees and digging up the deep, deep roots is a huge job. They are doing an incredible job.

[helenalexander]

Whilst it’s always sad to see trees come down, like all things they have a lifespan and so it’s just an opportunity to plant something you all really love xxx Hope you are having a wonderful Monday xxx love to all xxx

[brooke]

Sometimes you have to wipe the slate clean, so don't feel bad, especially when you apparently have more then enough fruit trees. I can't wait to see what you all will create for a formal garden

[sylviaboudreau]

Your young fella is such a sweet young man. He works so hard I am really impressed with him.

[newday]

I must say your vlog is really a work of art . Great videography !

[pettervandermeulen-vzkn]

Doing a great job with cleaning up the old trees, to get back to a formal garden as it was, I do agree that the tree should come out

[posnrgu]

Your plans are for formal gardens. The tree is part of the recent past (last forty years), it’s part of the history of the chateau’s neglect period. It needs to be removed, so that you can achieve the formal gardens of symmetry, regal beauty. The glory of the era of the 18th century recreation would be marred by a reminder of the neglect the “Old Lady” went through in recent past. My opinion. ❤️🏰