Bunny Guinness lives in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire in the UK. USDA Zone8. She has an honours degree in Horticulture from Reading University, is a qualified Landscape Architect and has been awarded six Gold Medals for her garden designs at the Chelsea Flower Show. For the last 45 years Bunny has designed gardens all over the world and has been a regular panellist on BBC Radio 4’s Gardeners’ Question Time for over 20 years.
I just don't understand why you can't get two outside, wireless collar mics. If you can't afford it, I can send you the money. It seems like Bunny never reads the comments or she would have sorted this out years ago.
Hi, I really apologise for this. We do have wireless collar mics and, what has baffled us, is we can't hear the problem, and it seems many don't but some definitely do. I think we have finally sorted it though but the next video to go up was filmed before we found the problem. Please bear with us it should be better, even good for the subsequent one, fingers crossed. I do read the comments and we have tried different things. Many thanks for all of you that have flagged this up. 🐇
Enjoyed watching this. I particularly liked the Estate Fencing style gate incorporated into the vegetable garden and the paint colour of the house front door. Desdemona has proved to be my favorite of the more recent David Austin rose introductions - I have quite a few DA roses.
As well as Poussin , his contemporary in Rome , Claude Lorraine’s painting were , if anything , more influential on the country house landscape gardening movement. Lovely video though and I also enjoy the Jasper cottage blog .
By The Way Mr Austin, you might think of starting a David Austin Landscape division, then you and your son, can get more roses in a variety of gardens. Please do a Chelsea and shock the world.
I’m always surprised when I see familiar radio voices in person. I’ve enjoyed your gardening advice for many years. You just don’t look like the image I had in my head for years. PS you look much nicer. 😂
I was shocked at the mention that this is a USDA zone 7 equivalent. I had always heard zone 8 to 9. I live in a 7 on the Northeast coast of the USA and the weather is miserable. 95 f for a few weeks each summer, incredibly humid, freezing in the winter.
I do wish the person holding the camera would listen to what’s being discussed and move the camera to the relevant area so that we can see what they are talking about!!!
So interesting to hear two extremely knowledgeable people discuss various things - appreciated the differences of opinions as much as the agreement. My best DA rose is my Princess Anne. I live in a wet humid disease prone environment and she has been stalwart and lovely through it all. Very thorny though which seems apt for the name!
I am having a problem with Rose replant disease in my garden. I have tried every type of spray, granule, and planting in a cardboard box and nothing has worked after four years of trying various approaches all has failed. Is there any new research at this time that would be effective?
thank you so much,Bunny,fantastic ,inspiring and a lovely discussion with David, how about a video with the Bannerman's? I so look forward to your interviews.
Thankyou Bunny gorgeous video. I live in Australia and are lucky enough to have seen 2 of Paul Bangay's own gardens in our area.. He certainly has the magic touch!
Bunny always brings the best out of whomever she is interviewing. Everyone is always so calm and talks freely around her. Lovely gardens every time too.
Chemicals are being dispersed through low-flying aircraft - the ones you see that never gain height or actually go anywhere - and one of the many purposes of these chemicals is to damage crops, so that we get the "predicted" food shortages next year, 2025. Then, they will bring in rationing, which will be a quick way to get a "social credit score" onto food purchases. It's Agenda 21 and Keir Starmer is going to accelerate it. That's what he meant by "change" in the campaign. Look into this!
