Bringing your garden to life with videos that show the joy of nurturing plants that in turn nurture us. Sharing the little things that make it possible for anyone to succeed no matter how inexperienced they are. We offer these videos as relaxation and stress relief for anyone who loves nature as we wander around in our little piece of paradise in Brittany France. We hope you enjoy our videos and come back often. Please subscribe and turn on notifications to receive a message when we post a new video x
Just came to your page from Diane’s Watercolor YT. I’m so happy to luxuriate in your world. Seems such a peaceful environment and a great way for me to escape my urban hubbub. What do you do with the sheep fleece when you shear it? Would love to see videos of that! Thanks for sharing your world. From Illinois, USA Ellee
You are right. I think that bees and ants are the hardest working "animals" whereas most other animals take life a lot easier. As I was watching this clip, I wanted to say to that bumblebee, "stop your work for a while and take a moment to enjoy this beautiful day and gorgeous flowers."
I envy you (not in a bad way, in a good way 😊) the life you live. I wish I could live the way you do. Thank you for the video. It was so meditating 🙏❤🤗
He is like my friend's dog,Dennis, from years ago...she would take him to the steeplechase grounds...now and then he would pop up to see where she was. 😊. Thank you for the feral cat's entertainment tonight. I 💕 love knowing you're under the same beautiful skies as we are. From Auntie Em in Tennessee. God bless those skies and knowing you.
Love the stone house! What is sticky out of that rock? I thought I was sub'd but apparently that went away so re sub'd. Love the country side. My lil sis has a sheep farm in here the states in VA.
Hi Diane! A little history: I started painting when I was twenty-five and painted for about ten years. Then I stopped for whatever reason. About four-five months ago a friend got me started again and I found your videos on RU-vid and my world has begun again. My husband of 56 years passed away five years ago and my world stopped. However, as I said, it’s started spinning again. I watch your videos constantly every day and will continue to do so. Thank you so much, Diane! You’re the best!!
Hello Tamsin, thank you for this wonderful virtual holiday. The foxgloves are gorgeous. Why are they called "foxgloves"? do you know? The white spots with black centers are interesting. Are those seeds or just colors? This is an off the topic question. Your photography/filming is so stunning, how would you feel if I were to use your photographs as "models" for my painting. Some things I paint to keep at home, but others, because I am literally running out of space, I would sell. I am currently focusing on painting and selling practical things like wooden boxes and trays. Think about it and let me know your honest feelings about it. Thank you.
Interesting message. I will have to think about it and see how I feel about it. I like videos/shorts that make me ponder things like this. Thank you. By the way, I had to make this short full screen on my computer before I could leave a comment. URGH!!!
