I Walked 4 Historic Gardens & Stole Their Secrets

Walking through four historic Colonial Williamsburg gardens, these 250-year-old design secrets are still absolutely beautiful, and still absolutely doable in our own yards today, whether you have a small plot, a container, or a wide open space to work with. For in-depth gardening tips, garden tours, and fresh inspiration to help you create your own beautiful garden you love, subscribe 🌸@gardenyay.🌸 New videos coming your way. See you in the garden! #colonialwilliamsburg #gardendesignideas #heirlooms #gardeninspiration #backyardgarden #historicgardens #gardentour #gardenyay 👇👇👇Chapters & Timeline 00:00 Colonial Virginia – Land, Laws & Daily Life 00:44 Heirloom Flowers & European Influences 01:33 Dr. Barraud's House & Francis Street 01:57 Formal Garden Design Elements 03:39 Lewis House – Brick Paths, Spring Blooms, Garden Layout 04:40 Boxwood, Topiaries, Parterre Design & Dianthus 07:10 Orlando Jones House, Martha Washington & Native Vines 08:26 Palmer House Pleasure Garden Design 🤗🤗🤗//What to Watch Next 🤗Steal These Garden Ideas From Colonial Williamsburg    • Steal These Garden Ideas From Colonial Wil...   🤗The Secret to a Beautiful Front Yard on a Budget    • The Secret to a Beautiful Front Yard on a ...   //Credits Colonial Flower Garden in Williamsburg, Virginia by BDphoto from Getty Images Signature via Canva Pro Project keywords Colonial Williamsburg, formal garden, historic garden, backyard ideas, garden design, boxwood, symmetry, garden tour, garden inspiration, small garden, landscape, 18th century, gardening, garden paths, seating area, pleasure garden, heirloom flowers, @gardenyay, Palmer house