You never need to apologize for your feelings. Own them, they were beautiful. One's garden is so special, like another family member. You've invested so much time and energy in your garden, of course there is grief in leaving it - just part of the transition process. Thank you for capturing everything in great detail!

It has been so fun following Linda Vater in her new garden so I am really looking forward to journeying along with you too! It's an emotional time when it involves those we love and things we love! You will do great!

You don't have to apologize for being emotional, you put your heart and soul into your garden and it's beautiful!

No need to apologize about getting emotional Janey! I would feel the same way too! So happy for you!

@eileenchang2173

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Hi Janey, I don’t think I would’ve been able to even film a final garden tour so thank you for taking the time to do this for all of us😅!

A separate moving truck for gardening supplies….now that’s what I’m talking about! I can’t wait to see what you do with your new home, I’ll be right there watching with coffee in hand. 😊

how very exciting ... and what a chuckle I got. three years ago I moved from my home/garden of 30+ years and, yes, I rented a 15 foot U-Haul for just my plants, containers, garden decor, etc. My hubs thought I was crazy - it took two trips !!!! It was overwhelming for a couple of weeks but we finally settled in and are loving our new place. I wish just the same for you & your family - a fresh new start and a beautiful new garden full of potential and opportunity !!!

Why apologize for your creativity, like as painter or baker, you put your love into what you create. Or we wouldn't be watching! That is how we connect with you and your creativity😊❤🇨🇦

Goodmorning we will surely this garden .but looking forward for the new one.

Your garden is like your third child! You have such pride in all you have accomplished as you should! You are such an amazing inspiration. I’m so excited to see what you do at your new home!

Janey, when you prune back the sweet potato vine in the window box (side yard), place the cuttings in water or directly into pots (keeping them well watered so they root) and take them to your new house. You have lots of plants that you can take cuttings from without digging the whole plant, that way you can take a piece of your former garden with you. Another suggestion is to completely coat your outdoor bench with a product called Flex Seal. Make sure to cover it thoroughly, especially the bottom of the feet. Flex Seal comes in a spray can in the colors of white, black, and clear. I am so excited for you and Jason and your sweet daughters. ~Margie

If you do not have an oak tree at your new place, be sure to plant one. Some, like our Coast Live Oak grow very fast and they are a keystone tree species that is so critical for the health of our ecosystems. According to Doug Tallamy (if you don't know who he is, he is the rockstar of native plants for biodiversity), “We’re going to do conservation right at home. And there are keystone plants, meaning they are producing most of the energy that supports our food web. And in 84% of the counties in which they occur, oaks are number one.” I can't wait to see your new garden!❤

I love this video. I love that you are showing your garden with all it's flaws. Gardening is a HUGE SCIENCE EXPERIMENT. Plants can be two feet from each other with the same conditions one thrives and the other dies. By sharing our fails we ALL LEARN together

Janey loved your garden tours in your old house so excited for your new garden. Good luck on moving.

You definitely don’t need to apologize! I have been here almost from the beginning. I have enjoyed your videos so much. This would be very hard to leave! Deanna

Great way to take your old garden with you through video. I'm waiting patiently for your new garden journey.

Do not apologize for getting emotional. We all love our plants and having to leave them behind is sad. I can't wait to see what you do to your new home.

Oh no need to apologize, moving is a big adventure and totally okay to be emotional over the whole process, especially after everything you have done and how much it has transformed since you first bought the house. Love your channel!

Just hearing you say this is ur final garden tour for the backyard is so surreal I am emotional for you. All the hard work and time and love you have put into this is so incredible. Ur gardens at this home have been such a joy for me and I'm sure thousand others.

happy for your future blank garden canvas, now you can create a master pieces. Ask new owner, any plants ,they don't like, you can have❤

Janey, being emotional only means that you are blessed with a beautiful golden heart overflowing with love❣️💝💝 Linda

Good luck with your move. I become emotionally attached to my garden because of all the hard work it is to start from scratch, so I feel your pain in leaving your front yard garden. 😢 🌸💚🙃

I know exactly how you feel about your garden. I hope to move, several plants here were planted in the mid '80's by my mom. What I can dig up is moving with me, peonies, iris, lilies & naked ladies. Think like this, your annuals leave you every yr, so while your leaving them looking great, they too will leave. I hope the new owners watch you, they'd get so much info from this and yesterdays video. Hope everyone has a nice weekend.

I loved seeing the before and after pictures. It's so amazing how far you have come with your garden in such a short period of time. Thank you for sharing your journey. I have learned so much about gardening from you and can't wait to see what you do with your next garden! 🦋🌹🌻🌳❣🥰M

don't feel bad about getting emotional you.ve done so beautifully leaving all of this work you've I don.t know how you do it. Kudos to you

Loved your review of all the plants in the front and back gardens. I'm still chuckling from yesterday's video when you referred to your new property as moving to your new garden. From one spectacular garden to a blank canvas that will become even more spectacular. All the best with your pre-moving activities.

I understand the attachment to the garden! The City did some work at the front of our garden, and we had to take out a 20-foot magnolia that I planted from a twig over 20 years ago. I hugged the tree before my son cut it down! Even though it was plagued by powdery mildew, I was so sad it had to go. It left a hole in my garden and in my heart.

Janie, you should let the new owners know about the hummingbird nesting in front of the garage in the Ivy. Your whole yard is a haven for them!

I know this video was several months ago and I’m just getting familiar with you- don’t apologize for sharing your feelings- your gardens are beautiful and a labor of love! I just recently retired and have been a part time frustrated gardener in So CA zone 9b and just found your videos and Robbie’s videos- so I have been binge watching them- I’ve learned so much already!! I won’t be able to come to your meet and greet in April, but will be watching for other events. I also have family in Redding, so I love any excuse to go to Northern CA!❤❤

Congratulations on your new adventure and new garden. I enjoy watching your videos and how informative you are.

I'm feeling the bitter/sweet of it all😢 I can't wait to start building memories in the new garden 😊 again Congrats on you upgrading

Janey, you have been so inspirational for my Californian (El Cerrito) garden. I’m so looking forward to watching you transform your new garden.

For the new garden, maybe you could reach out to Laura of GA and consider their drip system with many zone options. Also, operated by your phone. Thanks for the tour, you are leaving this garden in good hands. ❤❤❤

Never apologize for being emotional. You're leaving your home of several years and all those memories that you have made there. That's always hard to do. And all those beautiful plants that you've worked so hard taking care of. But how exciting to be starting a whole new place ! I can't wait to see what you do with it. Prayers for a smooth moving experience and that you all love your new home.

Thanks so much for these final garden tours of the original home of Dig Plant Water Repeat! Can’t wait to see your new digs!!😀😝

So excited for you Janie.. ❤ Looking forward to watch your new garden grow ❤️

Hi Janey🌺 . Amazing tour for these beautiful plants and Iam excited to see your new home and garden . Have awonderful day.🌺🌻🌺

Janey, I am not sure how to word this but it is of my opinion that no woman (or man) should ever apologize for showing true emotion of something they are proud of. You have done an amazing job with your garden and your KZread platform. I Agree on the Bellini. Mine was also a bust this year. If you change your mind on the Bougainvillea, you can have mine. They are the most high maintenance plant I have ever experienced. 😉

Looking forward to seeing your new place and your garden plan.

I’d not really thought of doing my own garden tour for my own pleasure. My grandmother had an epic garden (you would have absolutely loved it!), and she used to walk around every year taking photos of the garden. We have an abundance of albums of photos that she took - and I love looking back at them and remembering (she’s been gone 8 years). Every time someone came to visit, they would get a tour of the garden. 😃

Thank you for sharing your beautiful gardens. I wish you much happiness in your new home and I look forward to watching the development of your new gardens.

the beans edible,when i was little my mom planted around yard.

I got emotional with you and totally understandable. I am sooo looking forward to your new place and all the new tours. You are lucky to have all this wonderful footage to look back on. Remember to be kind to yourself and take time to breathe.. we will wait. ❤

I hope you will take us on your journey planning your gardens at your new home, I enjoy your videos so much❤️

So excited to see your new garden and what you are going to do with it!!

So hard to leave what love created. But always look forward to what love may bring. Best luck as you transition. And thank you for bringing us along. BTW Nandina also have berries toxic to birds. Rip 'em out!

I thought you would have to empty all your pots for the movers! It’s sure great that they will move them intact. Great tour as usual Janey, I’m so looking forward to this next chapter with you!👏🇨🇦

You got this Janie! Look forward to seeing the new property. Dream away the choices are endless.

You must plant some heuchera‘Rosada’. It’s a Calif native, can take sun and prolifically produces beautiful tall long blooming pink flower stems. Really a great plant for us here in zones 9-10. Annie’s Annuals was my source. I’m in zone 10a coastal.

Hello Janie! We are often taught that being professional means never expressing emotion, but I believe we are certainly able to be professional AND express emotion. It would also be odd if there were no feelings involved with anything that you cared for over an extended period of time. Looking forward to seeing the new garden!

You can take a look and see your success. You should be very proud to hand your garden to the next!

Oh I love this ! Good luck in your new garden (home!) It is bitter sweet but you will create a stunning, beautiful garden all over again, of that I have no doubt and the new owners will really appreciate what they are inheriting if they are gardeners. When we moved here at the end of '21 we had an entire large moving truck just for the garden plants. They had to make two trips it was crazy but so worth it for me I'm really glad I did that now. My buyers weren't into gardening and had different plans for it. I hope the move goes swimmingly🚚🚚🚚🏡

I’m just going to refer to this as your trial garden now 😂 So when is Janey going to open a garden center locally and sell us Proven Winners?! 😜 💚

You going to do even better J. Can not wait to see it 😘😘😘

Love your garden tours. Can’t wait to see what you do at your new home. Do you have a tutorial for your potting benches?

So so EXCITED for your new garden! It’s going to be amazing! Hope you get to take a well deserved break after the move 😊

Thanks for sharing your beautiful gardens. I can’t wait to watch you develop your new property. I just got my dig plant water repeat t shirt. ❤ it! The hand written note from Sadie was adorable. Cute touch!

Janey you should take some of your iris rhizomes they are too beautiful to not keep going

Thanks Janey for another great garden tour! Can't wait to see your new home and garden. Moving is a lot of work but also so exciting!

Your pots will love u for the haircut!!!!

Oh that garden I just found your channel, boy I would miss that backyard and pool.

I can hardly wait to see your new garden come to life❤

Petunias and similar - I live in Western PA and mid to end of July, I have to trim them back about 6 inches so they’ll branch out and look much healthier.

We can’t wait to see the new garden!

You should absolutely take some cutting of your favorites, even take time to separate and plant into pots. I will save you money and you will be glad, I promise. I would do that the peonies, honeysuckles, jasmine, etc. those are or can be expensive staples to any garden. Iris, roses, those type plants you will wish you had in a year or two.

I hope you have a pool at the new home

Wonderfull Janey, but a new adventure awaits and all the memories you will have for many yrs thankyou for sharing xxx

I can't wait for the new garden tour. Good luck with the move!

You have a beautiful back yard.

I lost my heuchera earlier this year for unknown reason and I am so sad about it. Anxious to get another.

Beautiful back yard! Love the pool!!!

You mentioned how well your light blue Lobelia is doing in your Zone 9 hot Calif. weather, and although I'm in Zone 10 (So. Calif.) the Lobelia I planted is half and half - just pulled out a few that had died and others in the same bed are hanging in there. Hope yours keep surprising you because Lobelia is such a lovely addition to any garden or potted garden. Look forward to seeing your new. home and all the garden projects you'll be working on! You go girl!

@nachocheese5540

11 ай бұрын

They need tons of sun! Mine died in the slightest shade. I found root powder worked great as well

Looking forward to seeing all you do in your new garden.

Awe, Janey it's so sad to not be able to see this beautiful garden you put your heart into. High note can't wait to see the new gardens come to life. You will make them beautiful also. Happy days ahead.

Yay for more veggie gardening! ❤

I can not wait to see the new place.

Will you have a pool at the new place? If so any plans how you'll work around it?

So happy that you are taking so much of this back yard gardening with you. It will help you ease right into your new space and the comfort of your existing plants will give you such a good head start in your new garden. Have a great weekend my friend

So helpful to have you share regarding your irrigation problems. Many gardeners don't share their struggles making the rest of us normal folks feel like failures.

Beautiful! Good for you to take on something new. FYI: Terra Nova is wholesale only.

So exciting 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Hi Janey - I love your tours and especially your final front and backyard tours...looking forward to seeing your new digs. Wishing you all the best for your move and getting into your new home.

Goodmoring thank you for sharing your garden one last time ❤

See you in the new house and yard, good luck to your family

So great for you with this exciting move coming soon. It's such a big deal for you guys. I love this back yard tour. You sure knocked it out of the park here. Lucky new owner,s. I would love to be moving there. But onward she goes. So happy for you Janey. ❤️

Thank you for the honest review of success and failures in plants. Loved the last backyard tour…..looking forward to the new garden!

Enjoyed the last tours and can’t wait to see the new place and all the opportunities 😊🥕🥦🌽🍋🍊🍓🍐🍎🍏🍅🥬🥔🌼🌸🌺🌹💐🌳🌲🌵💃🕺😊👍🏻🥰

I suspect your dark blue agapanthus is ‘Storm Cloud’ which does bloom later than the light blue generic variety. I have several which I very much enjoy and the are just now beginning to open. So nothing wrong with it. You might also like ‘Twister’ which is a blue and white bicolor bloom. Zone 10a coastal here in So Cal.

I here you on the licorice helichrysum! I tried that one last year and it was CRAZY!

Your garden is looking so beautiful. Are you taking the hoselink's with you? I love mine!

Can't wait to see ur new house an I know ur new garden will be even better than ur existing one bc u were learning on that one which is magnificent but you've learned so much more ...especially since you've been to proven winners an seen all the gardens there...good luck ...so happy for your new next chapter

Such a beautiful garden front and back! So glad I found you before you moved and cant wait to see the new place.. Any teasers for us before you move??? Pretty please?? lol.. Oh, btw, Im your fellow 9B but at the coast which is so silly to me because our weather couldnt be more different in terms of highs and then our lows in winter are warmer. I love Japanese maples. My desire for them out-weighed the brain saying it was gonna be too windy here. And it is. I havent been able to get them into my garden. I have to keep them on my deck and move (pots on rollers) in/out of protected area. The wind burns them just like the sun did yours. This year for the first time, I really fertilized my oldest maple (like yours) and I think it helped make it a bit stronger to withstand our heavy breezes/wind. I wish they werent quite so fragile (I esp. like the lacy leaf variety and it really hates the wind). Good luck with move!

I had no idea you were in Redding! I have been buying from Wyntour Gardens for decades! I would’ve loved to have met you in person! I would love to know how you got to be a proven winners rep. Blessings on your new place. I recently moved 30 minutes from Redding to Lake California. New gardening too.

I learned that Bouganvilla like to be root bound in a pot and is a heavy feeder. Maybe potting it up would help?

Why aren't you taking everything with you? I am moving from Virginia zone 8a to Florida zone 9a or b. definitely will be taking everything that will thrive in Florida... I, one can't afford to start from scratch and two love everything I have.. I don't see myself leaving everything behind. Will try to leave it beautiful for the new owners but its to expensive to start empty handed. I am definitely getting a lot of inspiration from your move and seeing how strong you are in leaving your beautiful garden.. its a beautiful oasis.

Amazing

It looks like the back has lots of structure even without the pots, but I would like to see what it looks like minus the pots.

Bittersweet for sure! I guess you won’t need the borrowed land for a cut flower garden? Can’t wait to see the new chapter in your garden book! You are an inspiration for me to get out there, just wish PW was more available in Tampa area. Ps…what is the name of Chanel of Tampa gardens? I’m having trouble locating them.

Do you have a video about your rain catching system ? Thanks

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WHEN DO YOU CLOSE? I'M DYING TO SEE THE NEW SPACE.