Vacys Motuzas Prieš 1 sekundę Thank you very much, I'm just looking for cosy ideas to my garden...

Antonino Muscarella prieš 4 mėnesius Wonderfully beautiful, I imagine the summer evenings among the birds singing the sound of the water relaxing music and you enjoying the immense panorama, your paradise, your finding the pure soul that is inside you, not I know you m your garden I know it now and I know for sure that you are like your garden. A hug from Sicily, Antonino Muscarella

samuel proya prieš 11 mėnesių When I turned my computer on and seen you added a brand new 2020 tour of Ninnies garden, I cannot tell you how excited I got Sara! I absolutely LOVE everything about it! I can feel and see the way she pours her heart and soul into her beautiful blessings! Oh, just truly gorgeous! Be still my heart........I love the beautiful relaxing music, perfect. You did a great job producing this video. I send you many, many hugs.....May God bless both you beautiful woman forever, thank-you for sharing the LOVE! xoxoxo

David Kenny prieš 10 mėnesių Ninnie, Your garden brought tears to my eyes this morning. The pacing of the video and soft but driving music that the tour was set to leads me into contemplation. You've clearly thought of this as well. There are benches and wrought-iron tables and chair scattered about, for perspectives, and moments of quiet thoughts, perhaps with a friend, and a cup of tea or coffee. Many of your rooms are so light and ephemeral that without stone paths and rock, they might lift themselves off the ground and float away. Airy ferns, yarrow, perhaps even archangel. You balance very well the stout and low-growing with whispy tendrils growing at eye level and above Your garden feels ancient, yet teeming with Earth energy, channeled by rock in your flowing landscape. Weathered metal gates and whimsical spirals reaching into the air. Great stone urns dot your garden. Old galvanized buckets. Weathered wooden chairs. I love that some parts of your garden are architectural for the pleasure of the visitor, while other areas are functional, and used to enjoy fresh vegetables and fruits. The re-use of long sticks for your vines is something the gardeners in my family do too (me included). Why buy a bamboo stick from a store when old-growth trees are constantly "volunteering" dead sticks? I saw a tomte in your garden, although I forget precisely where (which probably suits him just fine). How perfectly appropriate, guarding your spaces and protecting against needless change.

Cynthia Fisher prieš 11 mėnesių Oh, Sara, you were right, this time of year is absolute perfection! I’ve seen Ninnie’s garden twice before, I think, and loved it so much. But this time I was positively mesmerized! Your choice of music was wonderful to enhance the experience. Ninnie, you are a genius at garden design and implementation. Your gardens(and home!) are so lovely, there are not enough words to describe the feelings they bring. I think you have said before that you have done most of the work yourself, and I just can’t see how one person could do all this, or even two. It looks like it took a whole team to build it and another just to do the upkeep! Bravo, bravo, bravo! And thanks so much for sharing your lovely world with us.

Kat Nip prieš 9 mėnesius Absolutely beautiful. Now I know why Ninnie has so many darling chairs and benches sitting around. She created a piece of heaven and all the chairs are for all of us to come and sit and enjoy her creation. We may not be there physically but we "seat ourselves" in her chairs spiritually. Thank you Ninne for all your effort.

SNU prieš 8 mėnesius Oh, how I fell in love with this garden. It almost made me cry. I have been trying and trying to find garden tours online, but so many of them, like Goldilock's porridge, were just "not right." This is so peaceful and composed so artfully without being grandiose and "show-offy", if I may coin a phrase. I am sure we can all find lovely tips from this garden.