Tasha Tudor 

I was raised to know and love all things Tashs Tudor. Thank you so much for sharing this.

Tasha loved poppies, she used to sell the seeds from her Corgie Cottage business. I have almost all her books & was so happy to get her phone number from her daughter and she answered the phone! We had a conversersation I will never forget. She interspersed her conversation with quotes from Shakespeare & Thackery. Ill never forget her voice...I knew Id spoken with a kindred spirit! We spoke of our corgies & books, but not for long, I suppose she was being her polite sellf.Thank you for allowing us to see the "red house"! It was in her book, but only a picture.. New Englands great, especially for an Iowa, New England "wannabe".

Tasha has always been my favorite. She lived life on her terms. ❤

I met Tasha Tudor in the 90's. I was a dealer doing a show in Nashville TN. and she was there shopping. She came up to ME. I knew who she was but I would never let on because I think people like to have their privacy. I was wearing a caped Outback coat and hat. She touched my arm and I still remember every exact word she said to me: "You are a beautiful woman and I love your coat and hat". I then said "Thank you, Miss Tudor". With that she smiled and left my booth. She was of course dressed in one of her mid 1800's outfits. From the midwest, I now live in a little 250 year old cape in New Hampshire and have my business on our website, the country lady antiques. Her family contacted us several years ago and asked my husband and me to present a program at their center in Vermont. We did go, and did our 'Dressing a Colonial Lady' presentation there. It was a hit. It was covered by a local newspaper and I still have the clipping of us. It's a very nice memory.

I’ve admired Tasha my entire adult life, her many skills, her love of nature, children and animals❤. I so enjoyed this and those church bells, perfect timing❤ Thank you

Thank you, Carla, for taking us to see Tasha Tudor's New Hampshire home. I think the tours of her VT home are cancelled. That woman was multi-talented and resilient.

Grew up with her art and books. Love her work! ❤️

Thank you so much, I rather liked Tasha for her rich style simplicity and gatherer of old everything that made life worth living.

think of all of the spirits present in the church. pure souls

I found out about Tasha Tudor awhile back watching someone’s video that prepared one of her recipes. Very interesting lady. Enjoyed seeing her house and also tour of the church. It reminds me of the Bruton Parish church in Colonial Williamsburg with the little cubicles. Thanks for the trip. 😊

One of my favorites. I have many of her books. Such a unique little lady.❤

My grandmother used to have tea with Tasha Tudor when they were neighbors in Webster

I really enjoyed this visit to Webster and thanks for sharing Tasha Tudor- again, so quintessential New England.

Good luck with your plantings, Carla. They will look beautiful in no time! Thank you for sharing your day, enjoyed it very much. Have a wonderful week!

Love hearing the church bells!

Hello Carla thank you for taking us with you on your trip. I have never heard of Tasha Tudor and I looked her up. She was a very talented lady and I love her beautiful illustrations. Thank you for showing us the beautiful church and loved hearing the bells. You bought a wonderful selection of plants for your garden ❤

Very special video today! I always enjoy hearing about Tasha Tudor. Love all of your plants.

Carla thank you for taking us with you to the area where this wonderful woman Tasha Tudor used to live. I enjoy every trip with you. Thank you again. 🙏for sharing such beautiful videos , is like a little lessons from the past. Well done. Carla 💕

My daughter and In are both fans of Tasha Tudor. I actually heard her speak many years ago at a garden fair in Cincinnati. Thank you so much for sharing her home with us! I heard that she once said when she died ,she hoped heaven was 1850!

Hello Carla, Enjoyed today's video ( so special) with the peaceful running water and calming music. When I hear church bells 🔔 ( as we did in today's video) I always think of angels communicating to me/ us. My favorite ( besides growing up in a gardening family) Tasha Tudor was a special person. I have for many years note cards I purchased while she was living. I receive Email communications of events and recently they had seed packets that a person could buy. I enjoyed seeing all your purchased plants, 👍 also thank you for sharing your garden with many beautiful blooms and patriotic hanging basket 🇺🇸 ❤ 🤍💙

Love seeing history of New England! Thank you!!

My husband and I found Tasha’s home in Vermont~we had some inside Information on where she lived. Unfortunately the dirt driveway was gated! I was still thrilled that we were that close!

I loved this road trip! I need to add some David Austen roses to my gardens once I clear some more spaces. The price of them!!! wow!

Beautiful Sunday video! I’m a big fan of Tasha Tudor. I have a garden book that she illustrated. The garden center has great prices and beautiful flowers. Thanks for sharing! ❤ 🪴 ⛪️ 🐇

Very interesting, thanks for the lovely trip! Beautiful flowers, great selection!

I’ve only seen pictures of this home and it looks so much bigger in your video. I visited Corgi Cottage a few years ago in 2018. It was my dream to see it in person as I had pored over her books for many years and have tried to recreate her gardens. Your garden is beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing!

I love Tasha and admire her lifestyle. I painted a portrait of her, which is hanging in my home. The portrait is based on a picture of her from one of her books. I cherish it.

This video is lovely Carla, such a beautiful church, I love your white spire churches in NH. I have never heard of Tasha Tudor so I am now going to read all about her, we share the same birthday 28th August!.. Her illustrations are so pretty! The house she lived looks gorgeous wish we could have seen inside & what a beautiful colour paint! Thank you for sharing that. I’m sure your cottage garden will look pretty with your purchases. As always a great video Carla… Thank you!…😊

Lovely video! I too have an English Cottage Garden that I started 22 years ago. All I have to do now is edit it and divide the flowers occasionally. It's one of the easiest ways to garden. I have flowers from early spring right up to when the snow falls. Your yard is already gorgeous. Enjoy creating more beauty. Blessings to you and your family.

Blessing’s from Bethlehem, NH!❤. This was one of my favorite videos, you’ve done! Your lilacs are Beautiful!

Never heard of Tasha Tudor so now I will educate myself on her! I love New England and I spent a lot of time there. I definitely will be back in the near future. Last time I was in New England was December 2019.

Love this video,so peaceful

Such an enjoyable post! Thank you!

Oh goodness, I have her books and love them!

I lived in Webster NY. It was so charming and beautiful

Hi Carla, I had never heard of Tasha Tudor before so looked her up. Her illustrations are beautiful Thankyou for introducing her to those of us who have not heard of her. Webster looks so pretty. Hope you have found time to plant your beautiful flowers x

Love New England. I can't wait to be in Cape Cod for the week soon.

Hi Carla, I just loved this video! The church was so beautiful in its simplicity and, church bells just touch my heart. The garden center was fun, and you found some great buys! Your lilacs are gorgeous! Here in CT, mine have just gone past peak. I absolutely love that white flowering tree in your yard. Can you tell my what type it is, as I don't recognize it?? I have flowering pink dogwood, pink Kwanza cherry and a white waterfall weeping cherry. I would love to add the one you have! Have a beautiful week. 💮💮💮

❤what a lovely road trip!

Oh this was so cool! ❤❤❤❤

Love my native NH. Wish we could return. Unfortunately housing costs are absolutely outrageous. Sad

I enjoy your trips so much! This video was so wonderful & peaceful. I’m an artist that is a kid at heart. I have always wanted to do children’s books. Thanks Carla. Also this video didn’t come up in my feed. That’s happening with many channels I watch. If I didn’t check my subscription I wouldn’t know. Have a blessed weekend. 😊🩷

Very pretty video, thank you 😊

Wow! What a deal on those David Austin roses. I hope you snagged some.😊

Lovely video Carla. 😊🕊️

That opening of the beautiful rushing stream is breathtaking! I need to stop, and make a cappuccino ....I'll be right back. Ok, here we go. Take me away! Those church bells. right on cue, with the blue sky and billowy white clouds over the steeple! God is good! You are so right , that most of us think of Tasha Tudor at Corgi Cottage in Vermont. I think its because all of the books I have are in that setting. I have THe Garden book, THe Christmas book , and her Dollhouse book. You did such a beautiful job of filming and music choices. I notice your skills are really, really good at filming. I always feel like I am there. Salvia, pansies and sweet alyssum are my go to in my garden every year. Loved that silver gray fern. Will be on the look out for that. What was that incredible little white tree at the end?

I used to rent from Tasha many years ago in Vt.

What a pretty town I love going to small towns looking at old homes Niagara on the lake in Canada is a quaint town

Wow! That is a REALLY old way of arranging pews! I used to be a pastor of two Congregational Churches (UCC) in Vermont. That sanctuary is currently in use (I can tell by the hymnals), but this church dedicated to the historical layout of huddling together for worship as as they did in the days before sanctuaries were heated! Families used to have their own section of pews, and each section, as this church shows, had a little door. Usually the fancy, important people in the congregation were closer to the front (I roll my eyes!). You get the seat you pay for! Before 1820, there was still a “minister tax” that everybody had to pay whether you went to church or not. Also, when the lightning rod was invented in the late 18th century, church councils would have debates about about whether to install one in their steeple-because if God wanted to smite your church with lightning and burn it down, He should have the option! LOL! Another colonial church tidbit: a church member-not sure what he was called-would walk around with a long stick fitted on the end with a leather ball, and if you dozed off in the worship service, he’d gently bop you with it. The stick was long enough to reach you no matter where you were seated in the pews.

David Austin roses for eighteen dollars?! They are more than twice that much here in Mass.

Hi Carla love your video! Not sure how the deer are in your area but here in upstate NY I planted winter berry and deer ate them! We now fence them off! I thought they were deer resistant 😀

Goodness the prices of the roses is unbelievable. The prices are much higher here if you can find a David Austin!!!

Beautiful. Church. And. Town

Did I miss Tasha’s house/homestead? Was it the red one?

Good morning, Carla, do you have the address for her home? I tried to search for it but I can't seem to find it. I'd love to take a drive there with my daughter one day soon. Have a lovely day.

Congressional church?

First Congressional Church…funny how this slip of the tongue is a true to life metaphor for our political atmosphere.

Congrgational, not Congressional.😀

Hi Carla, enjoyed the road trip and stopping by the nurseries. I could spend all day just looking at the beautiful flowers. Will be excited to see your cottage garden theme. Loving the Heavenly Garden whipped body cream and mist. I think it’s my favorite. Thanks ❤