Installing the First Curved Element in the Chateau’s Future Grand Dining Room!
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The Chateau Diaries Episode 1086 ✨🏰✨
Escape to the chateau with ’The Chateau Diaries’ 🏰
This channel follows the adventures of chatelaine Stephanie in her French 16th century home, the Chateau de Lalande, in the heart of rural France ❤️
We share our life in this ancient chateau in the heart of the French countryside, and show you the diy, renovations, crafts, cooking and gardening that are needed to bring a home like this to life. It’s like a 21st century Downton Abbey!
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36 Comments
17:41 You say potato, and he says potato. You say tomato, and he says tomato. You say olive oil, and he says olive oil. I can't see the problem in this relationship
I think the yellow is an aquilegia
I can see a lot of Babylonstoren in this garden. Amazing. Such beauty.
The under under plant was a large leaf ivy
Ok, while everyone else is fascinated by Amaury's physique. Yum! I am fascinated by Marie's summer spread. Double yum!
No 3-D plastic molding for Amaury!
What a beautiful garden. Thanks for the visit.
And he's asking what you think of the radius. Stephanie !!!
I'm with Hani, where have the bottom third of T-shirts gone?! 😄
God damn (pardon the pun) but the garden, the garden. that gate. I don't think I've ever seen a garden that I've loved so much. Long term is the essence, ttly agree.
Amaury is so obliging….so modest too..what a talent… well done 👏🏻
Olive Oil way to go, the others aren't great so Stephanie that you say it like its a foregone conclusion is fine imho.
What a masculine garden…..
It’s been on my mind , are Isabel and Percy safe in South Africa ? I mean, will there be travel bans because of the Ebola virus? Should they come to England/France now?
Amaury is so talented ❤ you are so lucky Stephanie x
Lovely being taken on garden tours.
Please can we have Marie’s recipes….
The yellow flowers at the Abbey look like aquilegia.
Hello Stefanie, what a magnificent garden, I too am inspired. The pepper tree is quite easy to grow with the temperature increases, mine is flowering for the first this year, I’ve had it 4 years. I live in Brabant in Holland, a place where you wouldn’t really expect it to grow. It has very large and sharp thorns. The yellow flower you liked is a type of aquillegia I think. Thank you for sharing this beautiful place. 🌞
Amaury with the heart .. see, it's right there on his shirt. lol The gaff— and no faff. 😉
Oh what a fabulous garden you have shown us through !!! I could have stayed there all day just admiring the structure and representation of days past. I believe the yellow flowering perennial you were admiring is an Aquilegia also known as Colombine and often referred to as Granny's bonnets. They come in an array of colours. Amaury is so skilled – that curved wall is the bees knees – he shows such care and detail in everything he puts his hands to. Pavlina looks absolutely stunning – the summer sun must be such a blessing – even if it may be a little too hot perhaps… just think of all those balmy evenings enjoying the glory of the outdoors !!! Cheers from NZ
That was lovely! ❤❤
Aquilegia/columbine
Amaury, what a skill set! Love the curve. I'm with Stephanie and 'olive oil', emphasis on the oil. Fabulous gardens xx
The prolific climber was not Wollerton Old Hall. I think Wollerton was just to the right of the rambling rose. Wollerton is peach/yellow. The one you showed was a beautiful rose, though.
Astilbe are shade living plants (the wispy plant you wanted for the terrace). It might struggle and go brown on your terrace. However, it would be lovely in your woods.
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Wow! Armoury never fails to amaze me with his skills and creativity. How wonderful to be his cousin, but also have him pouring his passion into the chateau. ❤ With all that light pouring in and the raised ceiling, the room is going to be spectacular. Thank you so much for taking us along to this utterly beautiful garden. ❤
I hope Amaury is paid and looked after by you all Hi the most amazing craftsman and person
Amaury looking like a care bear 😂❤
That curve is so much prettier than I expected, it opens and invites the window space rather than encloses it. Amaury is truly a Master!
I visite that garden 20 years ago, still remember it vividly, such a beautiful garden. At the time The wooden structures where different, I have to go there again.
I love the sweat heart on Amaury,s T-shirt.😀⭐
Riverford in Devon UK, grow Artichokes, they're apparently very easy to grow. They are naturally perennial plants, capable of living and producing for several years.
Beautiful gardens 😊
Days such as this are TRULY a blessing!