A tour of Justin's Secret Garden. A small space made beautiful 

Thank you, it's a special little oasis :-)

@@justinthegardener Immersed in beautiful hobbies like this make everything in the world, non-existent!

Thanks for the advice Sue, the films were made a couple of years ago, I have a stabilising device now to make them smoother. I didn't think my videos would become so popular so quickly so it's all a big surprise! I'm glad you liked visiting my little garden, it's a contrast to the other place I look after! I'll experiment to see how I can make them a bit easier to watch :-)

Hi Justin - I hope my comment was not critical as I didn't intend it to be that way. You definitely have made a wonderful garden area and I would have just enjoyed being able to focus on each area a little longer. I hope your site continues to grow and make you famous for your talents! Sue

@@suemoore3331 No, not at all it was very helpful and I'm glad you took the time to comment so I can make better films. I'm hoping it won't be too long before I make a longer one but its so wet at the moment and I've just been renovating some of the back garden which looks a sight, the joys of gardening! 🙂

I agree

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Thanks Jim, it's nice of you to comment and thanks for watching :-)

Thank you, I hope you might have your own one day 😊

I hope so! Thank you so much!

You're very welcome, it was lovely to have you visit 😊

You are very welcome !

It really is

Thank you, it's a special place and pleased you were able to enjoy it too!

Hi Sandra, fancy seeing you here! I hope you are good and enjoying the Spring :-)

Thank you very much!

I collect plants like some people collect shoes!

Thank you so much 😊

Thank you Suzanne!

Thank you & for your kind words! you're a long way away and so its exciting my little garden has reached so far!

Thank you, I have watched your garden too, you have some wonderful roses!

So nice of you

Thanks Jorge, keep watching I have so much more to share!

That sounds like a completely different climate! It is very advantageous living in a place which is so easy to grow things, but I suppose most of England is the same except in the very north of Scotland where the weather isn't so good for gardening. I wish you luck in Arizona, I do keep in touch with someone from there who tried really hard and quite successfully to create an English style garden although it is very hard work as I'm sure you will appreciate! Really pleased you like my little piece of paradise :-)

I hope so too, but even better - can you imagine how wonderful it will be?!

Thank you! 😊

Thank you so much 😊

Thank you!

I used to have a website called The Enchanted Garden, you're so right :-)

Thank you! 😊

Thanks!

Hi, we seem to have a lot of birds singing at the moment, they are all busy with their babies! There is an abundance of water, it has rained nearly every day for weeks! No need for watering :-)

@@justinthegardener What luck for you then in this drought stricken world, so many of us have to vicariously enjoy those gardens with lovely water. California resident, focusing on Native plants, also satisfying, but yours is definitely magical. Thanks for post.

Hi there, thanks for your nice message.Your garden sounds like heaven to me, would love to see humming birds! I do talk to them, especially when they are waking up in the spring, it is like an old friend returning, so glad it isn't just me. Take care !

Thank you Rosemary and Thyme! I will be putting lots of videos on this year!

Anywhere can become a garden! :-)

Yes of course. It is the passion which matters. Beautiful garden

Las palabras sobran es simplemente Espectacular.

Thank you for your kind words. I do like my peacock he is a real asset to the garden and gives it a bit of grandeur!

It is consistently good in the summer months, but we can't grow very much during the winter:-)

Thank you Happy, I'm so pleased you enjoyed your visit to my little garden. A lot of the colourful plants are annual, and so need replacing each year, which allows me to change the colour scheme each year. The blue plant is a Commelinia tuberosa Coelestis, I split them each year and grow new ones, all my friends have them now! :-)

@@justinthegardener oh thank you...will try to find this treasure somewhere

Thank you, I will

Some of the plants come back, but the most colourful ones only last for one season, that way I can keep changing it so it always looks different :-)

Thank you ;-)

Hi Sue, thank you! I bought it locally from facebook, the people were dismantling the pond and it was a part of that so I'm not sure where you could get one from, or if they are still made. It is worth looking on there though as I've got quite a few unusual items you can't find in the garden centres :-)

@@justinthegardener , oh that's a shame,have looked on the internet but can't see anything like it. Thanks for the relpy though.

@@suetaylor1850 I hope you can find one, it's really worth looking around salvage places if you can and junk shops there are some real treasures to be found!

Hello Namrata, unfortunately I don't sell any plants it would take a lot of work. I do grow a lot from seed which you could try and a lot of the plants I have been given or share with friends - it is an economical way to garden :-)

@@justinthegardener nice...Then I wish..I would live near to your city...Then I easily get seeds n bulbs from you!!😊😊😊 Well..thnq for gentle reply.. many many wishes from India 💐😊

It does make a few people 'jump' when they see it! He is called Rusty (because he is going rusty!)

They are much more difficult because you see every detail, I love to see people's faces when they come to visit it is such a surprise for them.

@@justinthegardener That same look is on the face of the many thousands of us who have been privileged to virtually walk thru your garden. Thank you for sharing it with us.