If you enjoyed this video, check out the trip we took to the Fort Worth Botanical Garden: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JBRZ4TZSAWc.html
Your in my neck of the woods. I live here in the area. If you come in December they have Christmas decorations all around beautiful at night. I'm glad your enjoying your visit.
DUDE!! This father/daughter day brought back so many memories of me and my daughters of 30 years ago, that you got me cryng like a baby. Why? because they grew up and I will never have that moment again except in my memories. (sniff...sniff)
Sorry to stir up emotions. Sounds like they are all good memories. The older my kids get, the more I think about what you're saying and how these moments I'm spending with them now will only be memories someday. Time is fleeting. I will do my best to honor all the dads who've come before me and spend every second I can with my girls.
Haha, nope, I receive no money from anyone in Texas for this. I was there on a trip with my daughter and wanted to share with you. Glad you're enjoying the garden videos, Chaz.
It's funny how we value places far from us and make plans to go see them, but we forget about the places right in our own backyard. Glad to re-open your eyes to it. I know the feeling though. I live right at the base of Mt. Rainier and haven't been to it in a few years. I'm also within a couple hour drive of the Hoh rainforest, the largest temperate rainforests in the U.S. People come from all over the world to see these places and I just walk right by them, lol.
3:23 into it and you’ve mentioned the man power it takes to maintain this place about 3 times already 😂 & I am right there with you, brother! Must be “a dad thing”.
Beautiful gardens ,so glad you were able to go & great to get to see a botanical garden I haven’t been to. If you get a chance & get to the East Coast the Washington D.C. arboretum & many huge botanical garden in the Philadelphia area are amazing. I admire both Benjamin Franklin & Thomas Jefferson for collecting plants and seeds all over in their Europe & US travels to bring back specimens to American gardens and establish our gardens in the Philly & DC areas especially as a cool international mixture. There is also a very interesting garden belonging originally to a man who collected trees & I can’t remember ever seeing a larger collection.
I would love to make the trip back east. I've never been to that part of the country but have heard a lot of great things about the gardens over there.
There has to be a tremendous amount of work and care that goes into all the beautiful plants, flowers, trees and shrubs. They've done an amazing job. Thanks for letting us soak in all of this garden's glory. I really enjoyed it. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. (Five out of five stars.) 🙂
@@judyburton7695 We loved them! And loved your city. Friendliest people and cleanest city I've seen in a long time. The pride you have in your City and country come through loud and clear, and we had a great time.
Wow that is awesome! Thank you sooo much for the tour. Would love to visit there sometime. Love the father- daughter outing idea. What a beautiful place, and so huge. ❤ love the koi too.
Such a spectacular garden!! I love all of the water features. Tell Ali that baby squirrels are fun to bottle feed until they get old enough to climb you like a tree with those sharp nails and get into your hair to make nests - then they're not as much fun.
You would not like the grackles if you had them in your yard They take over on the small birds ,they eat all the bird seed till there isn't a seed left and a fun fact is they lay their eggs in another birds nest like a robin or sparrow so those birds can feed their babies Not saying they don't have a few nests of their own If you ever saw Alfred Hitchcock movie The Birds you can then visulze how they can flock together and takeover one area . Anyway thanks for the tour ,the koi were pretty cool I guess if you were a few weeks earlier the all azaleas may have been blooming That would have been a beautiful sight to see I think Allie is interested in horticulture as well Any ideas as what her future career may be? Well I cant wait to watch another episode of The Kincaid Building Project Thanks for the great tour ,it was a pleasure walking with you two🌺🌳. 🇨🇦🦩
I'm sure the grackles could be a little overwhelming at times, lol. It was fun to hear their sounds for a few days. Ally loves spending time with Dad. The two of us are attached at the hip most of the time and I have a feeling she'd go and do whatever I wanted to do. She is very intelligent and academically driven, so I talk to her a lot about college. She says she wants to go to college to be a vet or a doctor, or maybe the CEO of a company. All I can say is she's a bossy little thing and is determined to get what she wants, hahaha. Watch out world! We'll see how it all turns out but whatever she does, I'm sure she'll be successful at it. I'll be working on the first part of the framing video soon!
If she becomes a vet you could get a load more of animals to your hobby farm and they'd all be taken care of. 😁💫 Thanks for the info I'm always interested in how people manage their life and the road they take I wish I could help all the people that need a hand up but unfortunately I haven't won the lottery yet 🤑💰. 🇨🇦🦩
Thank you for sharing your two’s adventures! Hope you had fun on the grassy knoll, hehe While you’re down there, you making a collaboration video with Overworked Gardner?
We didn't make a video (probably should have) but we did get together for about 7 hours after the Fort Worth trip. Mark had BBQ brisket going for us and we all had a lot of fun. It was great meeting the family.
We should have done that 😂 . But we were having fun hanging eating and walking around the property. Which like my wife just said would have made a pretty good video probably. Especially when Mike decided to eat a random tree 😂
I used to live in Dallas been there before beautiful. I still live in Teas though. It got down to 15 degrees F back in November. Way to early for this area. The crepe Myrtles wont start leafing out for couple weeks. It's a shame they weren't blooming. That would be beautiful.
@@MikeKincaid79 They give out a lot of color in our usually very hot Summers down here. I would like to see that tunnel in full bloom myself, but they haven't started blooming here in Corsican yet. So if we go to the Arboretum we'll make sure the ally is in full bloom. I'll see if we can send you some pictures. :)
It was cardoon not artichokes, they are in the same family but do not taste the same. I have seeds for them but not enough space to grow them at this time.
We call it The Arboretum sir. If you're not from Dallas, and ask where is botanical garden. You will be questioned. "The Arboretum?" Oh! I forgot it's 2023, and everyone has GPS. 😊
Hahaha, it's always interesting to visit a new place and see and hear all the wildlife. We've got tons of squirrels up here, just not that concentrated in one place. The grackles sounded so tropical, although I'm sure you get tired of them after a while.
