3 PRIVATE GARDEN Tours Through Syracuse — Ep. 106

Though I couldn't attend the full annual conference of the North American Rock Garden Society this June, (which was conveniently hosted in Ithaca, NY), I did take up an opportunity to visit three private gardens in Syracuse that gave us a sense as to how a labor-of-love and decades of gardening can transform a land. Though I didn't have a chance to interview the gardeners personally, I put together this compilation to give you some garden inspiration.

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[suburbanhomestead]

It comes as no surprise that the second garden is by far my favorite.

[Holly_at_gypsyhollergardens]

I absolutely love home garden tours, not only are they visually inspiring but the soul of the gardener is so present, which births such wonder and promise in the hearts of all who enter 💙 thank you for this !

[ja-uhgz]

I love garden tours and these three are absolutely gorgeous...in their varied designs. I get so much motivation and ideas from these tours, as well as from your videos. Thank you, Summer. 😃🥀🌻🌹🏵🌲

[crystalclark]

It’s easy enough to edge garden beds with a straight shovel and keep tidy as needed also easy to remove more grass if you decide to expand an area.

[ChuckKnightTaylor]

Love you videos. Reminds me of my own journey gardening in my yard. The best part is the journey where you install trees, plants and features. I’m 62 and still love it. Keep up the amazing work

[SMElder-iyfl]

I particularly love small gardens because that is what i have.

[pavana]

Thanks for taking us along. You’re really great at giving garden tours bc you re a real plantswoman. Your voice, narration, cinematography, and that terrific mellow guitar music is all of high quality. So enjoyed

[judymckerrow]

Thank you Ms. Summer. I love seeing other peoples gardens. 🌸💚🙃

[conniewojahn]

One of the nicest garden tours I've had the pleasure to view. Thank you.

[johnstone]

Beautiful painted turtle. He/she got a log to hang out on? Excursions beyond your property make your channel a gem.

[wind]

Tnk u...the gardens featured in this episode is amazing
I lov ur background music.very soothing.

[cefcat]

Oh thanks for making time to send us a video tour.

[lindaellin]

I love the diversity of plants in all of these gardens!

[charlesbale]

I am always looking for new things to add to my garden and seeing how others have gardened always provides new inspirations.

[susancheer]

Another lovely, serene video...really liked the raised beds in the second one, but they were all wonderful. Thanks so much.

[Gtumrths]

Oh yes, bring some more garden tours. I enjoyed it very much! Thank you Summer!

[merrimcarthur]

All three are absolutely lovely, but the second garden just caught my heart and held it. I have a deep love for semi-wild gardens. The ones that civilisation never really tamed. One day, if I am fortunate, I'd love enough land to create my own version of that second garden. Thank you. ❤🌹

[hivicar]

Music and thoughtfully spare commentary helps to allow viewer real sense of virtually being at these beautiful gardens! Ahh! Memories of late afternoons in Upstate NY 13:14.

[bretfurgason]

Thanks! Beautiful gardens, Summer in all your video's your voice is so Zen, calming. I find my self nodding off. But this is good . Can rewind and watch again

[plantsandpiggies]

It’s so exciting to imagine what your garden at Flock will grow into in years to come! Thank you for sharing your journey with me. I appreciate it!