Spring Irish Garden Tour

Welcome to my February garden tour—where I’m showing you everything, warts and all! This isn’t just a highlight reel of the best bits; I’m giving you an honest look at what’s thriving, what’s struggling, and what I’m learning along the way. Whether you’re a beginner gardener, a keen grower, or just love gardening inspiration, this video will give you a real insight into what’s happening in an Irish garden in late winter.

🌱 What You'll See in This Month’s Garden Tour:
✔️ The plants that are still going strong
✔️ What’s looking rough after winter (let’s be real!)
✔️ My biggest gardening wins & fails this season
✔️ What I’ll be doing next to get the garden back on track

If you're wondering what grows well in an Irish garden in February or want to see how to tackle seasonal garden challenges, this is the video for you! Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE for more gardening tips, grow-your-own advice, and honest garden updates throughout the year.

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// Timestamps //

1:05 The Front Garden
3:36 The Secret Garden
6:17 Moasure Integrations
8:04 The Side Garden
10:10 The Back Garden
13:54 The Guild Vegetable Garden
17:17 The Pond

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[niallgardens]

What do you think of the garden? Let me know! 😊

[jcking]

Real is so much more appreciated than perfect. It helps me to realize that my garden doesn’t have to be perfect and that I can work through its issues, one at a time. Thanks for a great video, Niall.

[hikerlindacanadianrockies]

I love the "keeping it real" perspective! You don't learn much watching "everything is perfect" garden videos.

[growinginlife]

The garden is going to be amazing. It already does! Keep sharing videos of the progress.

[jeffreyrossi]

I think anyone who gardens must agree the greatest pleasure of it all is the ongoing changes and small milestones we all reach as we are going along the journey.

[dairionalee]

Loved the garden tour, it is always great to see the bones of a garden. Getting any work done, coupled with large removals from the garden, always changes the dynamic. How exciting to have all that space opened up for new planting. Looking forward to seeing it all come to life.

[monicaericsson]

Thank you, your garden is real AND beautiful. Love to see more of it as spring/summer comes along. 🌸

[brambleyWa]

I like seeing the garden in an imperfect state. It gives me hope for my own project and confidence that it will look better if I’m patient.

[malins]

You have no idea how jealous I am of that wedding cake tree. Please consider planting a new one somewhere before taking out the old one.

[ImeldaByrne-zx]

It'll be lovely when it's finished 🌻

[NellieMeehan-zpff]

Brillant video, it's great to see a garden in its natural state before the season begins like all us regular gardeners, looking forward to what's to come

[jacgill]

Just discovered you, what a refreshing change to see real gardens, looking forward to following your progress . A beautiful garden ❤

[YogiCecily]

Great video. Love the aerial shots! February is often not the prettiest month, but this is exactly when you’ve got to get on top of clearing, landscaping and design. How exciting?!

[mahereentazree]

I was looking mainly for the guild garden and the pond.

[heathers]

It's a garden of possibilities! I can't wait to see what you'll do with it.

[SusanEdgely-vgdp]

Good morning, Nial! ❤ the concepts for the ❄️ Winter Garden!!! Looking forward to seeing it all evolve!! ☘️

[Twistnsine]

I love your garden and I loved the tour. Your audience are probably mainly ordinary people/gardeners, and we would like to see all the different processes, to learn and to be inspired for our own garden. The picture perfect is just one of the many stages of a garden ❤️

[TiagoRibeiro-if]

Looking forward to seeing all your planting projects. I think there's a little bit of something to everyone. What looks like a more exposed border for the grasses and perennials, a more shaded and sheltered garden, a slope border. I'm planning exposed full sun borders on my garden and I'm looking forward how you tackle border design, plant choices and so on. Amazing content Niall!

[nooie]

You cant believe how much I missed your regular updates last year. It’s nice to get my weekly fix again Nail.

[meadows.simplicities]

Good Morning Niall. Renovation and recovery take time. It's still beautifully imperfect. Thanks for sharing 😃 🌱