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Absolutely stunning what you have created. You are very brave with your mint though. In a previous property in zone 3 it sprouted leaf across my yard. I now only plant it in a pot.

I started watching your garden when you first started. I’m so impressed with all the growth and design. Please feel free to do walkthroughs and post unedited. Love seeing it! 🌼🐝

What is the peony that looks like a itoh or tree peony at 5;36 mark? It is pink with darker center really pretty? thanks. Love the iris.

Beautiful! I saw your vases and immediately thought of Raffaelle Monti's Veiled Vestal Virgin marble statue. 🩷🩷🩷🩷 congrats!!!

A+ and a big WOW! Very impressive and relaxing, thanks for sharing! Ariele from Valley Forge

I am planning to dig a trench (a few hundred meters, ~1 m deep) with a petrol hand operated ground drill. Your video has convinced me that it is possible. Well done and thank you for your help!

Your garden is adorable. Sugar maples grow great here in Kentucky, where it gets over 100 f every summer, though we dont have lanternflies yet. Im concerned that if you have to take the tree down, your garden will be destroyed.😢 But perhaps there is another way in. Three years later, i hope the tree survived. 😊 edited to add: i really enjoyed uour talk about the garden at Versailles. I was in the UK to study the gardens in grad school but did not get to the continent.

Hello! Thanks for including us in your list :) Our team loves a challenge and as you mention, we can build any size and include almost any feature. Doors can go anywhere. Windows, louvres, venting in sidewall and roof are a great option and we'll do some prelim drawings to show you what that can look like. Probably our biggest news is that a greenhouse that you've mentioned here can be delivered in about 6-8 weeks. Very different from about 3 years ago when our industry was experiencing an influx. Your note about sidewall height is interesting and there are many ways our team can work around it. We invite a conversation with anyone considering a greenhouse and often work with people for quite some time before they decide. Appreciate the opportunity to provide feedback here. Take good care, Angela

Love the tulips in your arrangements. What is it called thanks!

How about an Empress Wu Hosta for under the Cedar?

Hello Sullivan! I am interested in adding more tea olives to my garden. Which kind do you have? Thanks! 😀

I have seen the Instagram with the peonies that you placed in one of your vases. It was so beautiful. That vase looks like a gown on a woman and I would love to have a vase like that one. I just signed up for the email information to get one, for the future. Thanks for the garden tour and update. I have a small but packed to the gills garden and I do it with no help in the Philly area. I also saw your Munstead wood rose and I'm guess that you might have three of them together? My Munstead Wood rose is very short and not so vigorous unlike all of my other D.A. roses. Do you have three roses together there?

I love these kind of tours. All gardens are a work in progress. Enjoying your plans.

Hi my dear friend thanks so much for another great garden tour today. Thanks for sharing how beautiful everything is

Nice garden!

So beautiful

Greetings from Ireland, Beautiful natural looking garden, Its the bees knees.

what is the plant you referred to as "big fluffy cloud"?

You’ve already done such a good work in just 3 years ! Your garden is going to be a piece of art 🤩

Wow Munstead Wood does absolutely nothing in my garden, probably due to competition. Not even a third the size of yours

I was wondering where you were. I love your garden it really pretty but I absolutely love love your house! Love the stone and black windows👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I havent watched the whole thing yet (excited!) but yeah Ninebark mildew is real, and so annoying. Keeps coming back for me and i honestly dont know why or how to get rid of it. Poor ventilation or lack of sun cant be the issue if yours on the outside strip has it too...

Glad you're back! Love your place!

I totally agree with you on the hedging. Too much work and added stress. LOL! 😂🤣

Love how you show the good, the bad and the ugly…….and of course all the Beautiful! I took a screen shot of the one flower arrangement you showed with burgundy mauve flowers. I have 10 roses coming and only have one place planned out, so I feel for ya!

1995le_jardin_secret has a beautiful rose garden you might like to look at

Very helpful - thanks!

Do you have any feedback on tulipa vovos so far? Does it come back at all?

Love love love

This is really interesting as I’ve recently had some bare root poppies and they said not to plant in the ground right away, but to soak for 3-6 hrs and then plant in pots! I had two fail from a month ago so they did send me some replacements (unfortunately not the same type). I hope these ones work out better!

This is beautiful 😍

Love your designs. I’m curious what tool you are using to cut your flowers?

This video made me feel so much better about myself. I thought I was the only one that had an area I've hidden with saved nursery pots, extra hoses, plant supports, etc. It's so helpful to see your planning process from the beginning. Can't wait to see you work your magic in a new area. Also looking forward to seeing your beautiful front garden in bloom again (I look forward to seeing yours almost as much as my own)!

Looking forward to the vases, the orchard and the roses and your design thought process.

So good to see you again! I hope you are feeling great and are recovering nicely. I am so excited for your next project and can’t wait to see the process unfold.

Hey Sullivan! Don’t mind the mess :) I’d love it if you talked more about Native Keystone Plants (versus just regular native plants, keystones help uphold 96% of ecosystems and only 14% of native plants are keystone plants!). I noticed you have some in your garden, it’s be lovely if you talked about them :)

Always LOOVE your flower choices and style, can not WAIT to see the roses you've ordered and all the inspo you've collected... and then to see what starts growing. And don't worry, we'll be here excited to watch whatever you post.. whenever you have the time! Glad you're taking care of yourself first! ❤

Living in the North Florida Gulf Coast I researched a way to make peonies thrive here. So last winter I gave them a weekly ice bath to mimic genuine winter. It actually worked! I have kept them in pots so I can move them around to see where they want to be. This fall I will be planting them into their permanent in ground positions.

I love your slate roof! We live in Florida at the edge of the state forest and are having a similar looking roof, not slate but an interesting looking shingle. It’s the GAF Woodland series, very storybook in style.

that is one beautiful tree

Your iris collection is amazing. My weakness is rose bushes.

Very helpful thanx😊

Yes, I understand the weight loss struggle and the product of hereditary diabetes. I went through weight loss surgery in 2000, so 24 years in now! Really wish I could chat with you privately to let you know some things they don't really tell you about. I'm glad to find you back doing RUclips again. I can't wait to see some new content from you!

Use concrete to secure the inside of the edging.

Amazing! Love it!

Gorgeous! Love the “pearl” effect on the paint. Will you do an iris tour this year ? I hope so ! ❤💐❤️

Pine Knot Farms Hellebores is awesome. I will see them in the fall of 2024.

Hi, I have watched 100+ of your videos. You make so many beautiful and informative video content about gardening. All your video quality is good. But I noticed, the video views of other channels of the same keyword are very high compared to your video's views are very low. And I analyzed the reason. They have implemented SEO in their content which you haven't. And therefore your targeted visitors are not finding your content. Do you want to stay ahead of your competitors?

Soooo looking forward to getting your vases!

I panicked this morning when I want to see what you were up to but couldn’t remember your name……thankfully I remembered i saved some of your videos into my Dahlias playlist! Super glad you did the surgery for yourself. I had a hysterectomy a year ago and because it was such a rough recovery I learned to really care for myself on a whole new level! I am finally getting a handle on growing so i am here to learn more about arranging. LOVE your style of presenting information.