I Have Changed the Way I Garden | Preparing the Garden in the Second Half of May

When I look back at the way I gardened before, just trying to figure out what to do with everything you need to keep in mind, I get mesmerised by the amount of change that happened over the past years. I think the best things are just ahead. The more I learn, the more satisfacion I get from what I am doing, especially if doing it the right way.

[hansdeelstra]

Very great video katsiaryna thank you so much sweet and beautiful Lady girl 😘💋♥️😻🌹💐😍👍😊🙏beautiful nature great work katsiaryna ❤❤

[jakezgab]

Perfect day, proud of your work, the water pump beats the backbreaking buckets haul.

[DEFENDER-lxhs]

Be well Kat adore you:) Good luck with your Garden, and all you do.

[eddyanckaert]

nice weekend saterday and sunday from eddy in belgium

[jacobmarkose]

I don't know why I am watching this channel but I have watched every episode and continue to do so. 😅😅. I think I like farming, green earth and the Belarusian English teacher.

[Sakura-zurz]

I love the kind and generous heartwarming atmosphere that you create, your kind, easygoing, warm vibe. ❤I like the essence how you live on. I need to be true to myself and find a job I am passionate about. I want to find a way to live as who I really am.

[mesutozsen]

Eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel video için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍

[bwell]

All of your videos are amazingly beautiful and informative. Especially love the springtime/planting new season videos. Thank you

[emilv]

What a beautiful lizard! You had to stop its and put its to work with you in the garden 😀

[brettbogie]

Thanks so much for sharing your gardening advice. I live in a similar climate zone and had great success last year using your mulching and hot bed technique with tomatoes. I am following along with your gardening tips this year as well.

[yewtoob]

Good luck with your gardens this summer. Gardening is if anything hopeful - thank you for the great video.

[sejupjpulikcal]

how beautiful your village is you are lucky girl ❤🌹❤

[jpeel]

Sorry to hear you got a late frost. Don't know about you but always makes me happy to see everything planted and growing. Looks like you're having some nice weather. All your plants look very healthy. Thanks for the video. All the best 🇬🇧.

[jakezgab]

U need more hi-tunnels dear. U have so many tomato seedlings dear. U r a hard worker, I never buy vegetables-fruit trees seeds, I have many hobbies and collecting seeds is one of them. Any kind of seeds. Most of my seeds originate from the Mediterranean area but I live in the US.

[joejacquesschulz]

Glad to have you back. Somehow it looks to me as if your videos have become more cinematic. I cannot tell exactly why but everything looks even more pittoresque, the camera movements seem to be more dynamic and also the editing seems to have changed. I like the jump cuts. 🙃

[oneeye]

Your area seems so much like where I live in southern Manitoba.. me n my children are working on a food forest in our yard.. we have a small greenhouse we built. A main garden with drip lines. N also use hugelkultur raised beds. Seeds planted.. starter plants soon in ground.

[lba]

Love your irises and the nigting gale that sings in the background through the video.

[iKnowFast]

Ah! The pesky mosquito! One thing I have found that helps keep me working is a mosquito net for my head. I wear mine with a wide-brim hat, perfect. Great video, as always :-)

[seesaw]

Not so long since heavy snow. Before that I remember floods. Now frost and plague of insects yet you persevere and produce wonderful crops. Looking forward to seeing how these new ideas work out. I will look at growing melon or squash now on top of compost heap. Best wishes

[sohoceansurferor]

Wow you are very busy with your garden, I am impressed with all you've done! We have lizards here too - called Northern Alligator Lizards - I don't like it when they come into the house, they are very fast moving and hard to catch. Cotton is falling to the ground here too now. We have lots of little maple trees sprouting like yours but I don't think many survive - they may die from lack of water - we are coming into our dry season soon. Best of luck with your garden, Cheers, Rory.