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Hello from Sweden! I just got home from work. I work with elderly people so I can't work from home. Now I'm drinking coffee and watching you Laura! 😁
Thank you for the work that you do, especially during this time. 💕
Hey Laura! Just wanted to chime in and say THANK you for all the work you put into these videos. Your task list is already huge, but taking the time to set up the different camera angles and bringing us along makes every chore a little more complex. You have taught me so much and given me the confidence to try new things out in my garden and I’m so grateful! We have friends that recently moved here to Boise and aren’t as familiar with their plants. They were about to rip out a hydrangea standard because they thought it was dead. Because of the knowledge you’ve shared about pruning yours, I was able to stop them! I pointed out the little buds that were forming and showed them where to prune. 💁🏼♀️ All thanks to you! 😂 I look forward to your videos each day!
Fantastic that you were able to save the hydrangea! I'll never understand people who do anything to a plant without looking it up first - it takes seconds to Google something!
You can see the little puff of Bio-tone when you’re planting. It looks like you’re doing magic!😆 Of course, you are....💗
My husband always says, “where are you going to put that?” My response “I’ll find a place!” It always works out 😉. I always look forward to your videos!
I do the same thing! Lol have to be honest I've had to make beds for plants I've bought because I literally ran out of room! Glad I have a tribe out there like me!
Never run out of room, ever.
I'm so glad I can fill my planting addiction through you! Thank you. Still stuck without plants to plant. I dream all the time, if I only had money, I would order everything. lol Stay home, stay safe, stay well.
That moment when you get behind the arborvitae is HILARIOUS! I was surprised Russel didn’t try to attack you because it looked like some monster was crawling from that green abyss! That was really funny looking!
😄 I was thinking the same thing 😄
Me too! Lol
My daily Happy spot. What a great way to start my day. I adore that special and playful moment with Russell. He definitely is a star. Much love and positive vibes to everyone. ☕️☕️☕️
I'm sorry to disagree with you on Russell being a star. Russell is cute but I think Benjamin is the real star. Lol 🧒+😸= 2 adorable characters
He really is such a cutie!
You are such a sweet natural film maker. A joy to watch.
Thank you so much Laura for posting everyday I can vouch for all your followers how excited we are to watch you and see the progress of your beautiful and wonderful garden 😁 totally inspiring to get into our own and start potting & planting 🌺💓🌺
Your videos have brought me so much comfort during these challenging times. Much love from Hawaii
This was such a peaceful video and by that, I mean your conversation with us and the simplicity of just planting flowers and the way you stopped to play with the kitty. It was just so heart warming.💚💚💚💚💚💚
Oh my! When you disappeared into that arborvitae I got a good laugh! That was classic. 😅 Thanks for your inspiration! I’ve just put in a flower bed and have been watching you for several years taking notes and DREAMING. Maybe when it fills in I send a picture of my humble space.
I really love when Aaron puts several of you on one screen 😀
Hoping those roses flourish because I'd love to see that fence COVERED in them! How stunning that would be! Great idea Laura! Hi Aaron!
I have been out in the garden everyday watching all of the perennials popping up! I just want to fill it up and fill in all the gaps, but like you said. We just have to be patient!! 💜🤗
The best sight ever
Did you say Mite spray would control aphids. Aphids are my big problem. so you have a suggestion. Thank you
Its so hard though. 🙃 I have a bunch of plants for upcoming videos but I couldn't help but buying more to plant in areas that's already overspilling with plants lol.
Diane Hoffman : Last year I used neem oil for aphids, based on Laura’s recommendation. It worked great here in zone 5 (Wisconsin).
Those sneaky hostas! They take forever to wake up! I accidentally planted a lily over one a couple of weeks ago and only realized it when I looked down this week and saw it’s new growth sticking up.
Fun watching Russell play with the rope! I am always nervous about trimming trees. Your garden looks beautiful!
Columbines are the best 💜 thank you for the continued inspiration and garden content. We appreciate seeing your new plants and watching your projects come to life during a crazy time. Watching your videos gives peace and encouragement 😀💜🌱💚🙏
Yesterday I checked my 5 Knock Out Roses that I had Wintered in pots next to the house. I see green on the stems so they survived! Also did one that was in the ground. Now I'm excited to get them pruned and in the ground. :-)
You are just like me and your husband like my husband. We are planting our newly done garden. I want to buy all kind of stuff imagining them to go here and there. But it's so hard to explain everything to my husband who wants to know exactly where everything would go or fit. And I am well "I will know when I put them in place".
However I am so thankful to him he is still helping without getting the idea what I wanna do believing my gardening skills ( learnt from you😊). Hopefully our garden comes along nicely.
Thats exactly what happened to me last late spring and summer. We planted a new garden after removing 16 sick red tip photinia's ( I hated those for so long, and I was so happy to see them go). I designed and planted the new garden... I am a planer sort of like Laura, but also it depend's what you can find at your local tree and garden center. I planted throughout our hot summer, got some very good sized plant's and tree's at discounted prices , and I love our new garden. Go for it! My husband love it too despite my luck of planing !
We are the same here. He's so detailed oriented, I just have a vision and tell him to trust me. 😂
Great job on this video, Laura! I enjoy watching you ad lib in the garden because I’m the same way. If I run into a problem, I just work around it. I believe that many happy surprises have happened in my garden due to lack of planning...🤣 My hubs is like Aaron...wants to plan out everything and know exactly what is going where. I’m grateful for him because he has kept me from making a few disasters! 😂 Love seeing your garden come to life and appreciate the daily videos so much during this sad time. Much love and positive thoughts to all of our @gardenanswer community! 🙌💚♥️🌿🌷
I honestly don’t know how u do it!! I know you have said before that you are a busybody, but WOW! All the chores you tackle outdoors and then go inside and fix dinner?! 🤪 I would be DEAD!
Side note...I’ve watched you for several years now. I don’t think I’ve missed a single video. 💜 But I’m especially enjoying them this spring, because I can’t get to our garden shops. So thank you for letting me live my gardening dreams thru you! 🌸☀️💜
For the sprinkler boxes try Krylon spray paint. It is specific for plastic. We use it on platic patio furniture and it really sticks and covers well for many seasons. Home depot sells it and it comes in a rainbow of colours.
Your so inspirational to watch. I told my local greenhouse/nursery I watched a lady on RUclips and she whispered Garden Answer? Ha, she knew who I was trying to imitate. Your famous 😎
Thank you for all your videos ❤️ I have learned so much and I truely look forward to every post. I grew up here in Canada on the coast and have never had a problem with plants till moving to Calgary Alberta a zone 3a. thank u for sharing so much of you beautiful progress to your ever changing landscape. 👏💯
It's encouraging to know that there are other gardeners who just grab plants that you know you want in your garden, you're just not sure where🤔😊🌱🌼🌻🌿
And I'm glad I'm not the only one that tries to plant where I've already planted😆
A cool Idea to help cover up those green lids. Spray paint them Brown and then glue mulch to the top of them. To help disguise it, so they blend in nicely. That should be a fun DIY project LOL
Oh that Russel. I love the way he helps you in the garden. He just wanted to play. I absolutely love roses, but our Deer love them too. We only get to enjoy them for maybe a week or so as they bloom, then they will be clipped off by the deer, until the next bloom.
Hi Laura! I love the roses that you planted. I could imagine that area as a box maze!!! Seeing the circular ones made me think of this. What fun that would be for Benjamin :)
Make the bed bigger, keep the fence and yes!!!, yes!!!, yes!!! Those roses 😍 😍😍
Love the color on that rose!
Question for your weekly Q&A: Do you think this might be the year when ALL of the fountains can be made to run? I know you've had difficulties with 2 of them....it would be lovely if they could all be made to work though.
You bring so much joy to your viewers, thank you!
I find it so interesting to see the planting differences. You can grow so many things I can’t. I live in northern England and have heavy slightly acid soil.Foxgloves and columbine grow very prolifically in shade and sun and seed everywhere so I have to weed some out and only get red spider mite in the conservatory but lavender hate my garden.I love your videos 😘
Laura thank you for posting I had a really hard time last night so to wake up to your video made my day a lot better. Thanks for posting so often.
You garden like I do. Take the plants out and find a space, climb on the fence to tie up the tree. I love it.
Great video Laura! I have a ton of gardening work to get finished this week. Have a beautiful day today! I'm so glad your staying safe. Mike my husband, has been working 6 days a week trying to get the shelves restocked and it's such a worry that he's out there.. he works in food distribution. Your videos bring us such peace during this tough time. Thank you!
A big thank you from North Carolina to your husband for delivering the things we need. You and your husband stay safe. Prayers sent
My daughter had 2 restaurant jobs before this virus hit and was let go. She got a job at Walmart stocking shelves 6 days a week. I worry about her as well being exposed to everybody and their mother. Thanks and prayers to all of the people out there from stockers to doctors.
@@christycoalson36 Thank you so much! We are thinking of everyone during this tough time!🐞💕#STAYSAFE
@@valeriestrickler6902 I'm so sorry to hear your daughter lost her jobs. It's terrible that so many people are out of work right now, but we will rebuild soon.. I just know it!😊 They say, the environment is starting to heal itself, dolphins are being seen in canals that haven't had them in years, more birds in the trees are chirping away.. more bees buzzing around and the air seems much cleaner, with less pollution, from so many cars, planes and boats.. and the coral reef is starting to regenerate itself.. Nature is finally getting back to the way it used to be... and thats a bright spot I like to see🙄 Stay safe and hold your head high. I believe we're going to come out stronger on the other side🌻🍃🐞
It’s so different seeing your garden through the seasons. We only have a wet and a dry season. My plants look the same all year round except when they flower.
Sarah Thomas Where do you live? I’ve always wondered if it is difficult gardening in zones like that?
Kim Miller I live in Townsville Australia. It’s pretty hot and humid all year. We can’t grow anything that needs a cold period. We do run into problems because the tropical plants love the wet season but can suffer in the dry season. We also have lots of drought tolerant plants but they can rot when we get a big wet season. Last year we had massive flooding. They had to drop the dam gate to stop it from bursting. Lots of plants rotted and uprooted.
Everything looks great!! Your dinner plans sound tasty, too!! Thanks for taking us along on your latest garden adventure. 😊💕
I have also pre- sprayed my roses with the spider, mite spray. The leaves are nice and green. No bug interference.😀
Do the spider mites leave little holes in the foliage on your Rose's? Something got mine bad last year.
Travis Allen yes they leave holes and the leaves turn yellow. This year I sprayed early , this is the first year the leaves are green and shiny No yellowing at all. 😀
Glad to hear that you were going to stick those plum branches in water and bring inside. I forced some star magnolia branches I pruned and it was such a treat to enjoy the blooms inside. So happy watching you garden as well as gardening myself. In this craziness I'm thankful that it's spring and I can garden. If I had to be stuck at home in the middle of winter I would go mad!
My favorite type of video!I love to see the oops moments like everyone has and hear how you adapt. These are the moments I find so relatable. I like to look back at your older videos for inspiration before I start planting. Thanks for all you both do !
Feels so good to see you gardening!! I live in Barcelona, Spain , and cannot get to my countryside home and garden. Stuck in the city... I suffer so much because of it... All the best!
Hope you get there soon. 💕
The back area would make a beautiful Secret Garden❤❤❤
Ah! I can’t wait to see an update on the winky dark blue flowers bloom. I’ve been window shopping plants online and I’ve fallen in love with those flowers! So pretty and elegant
Hi Laura. I know you love the back formal area but you can’t decide really what to do with it. Have you ever thought about pulling everything out and using all those plants and urns to go along the lane of the new property? I can just envision your beautiful full flower bed style running down both sides of the lane with the less formal in ground gardens behind. It would be so lovely. Then the back area could be a clean small pasture maybe so Benjamin can have some goats 😁. Also, thanks for all the inspiration and encouragement!!!!
So enjoy your videos!!!! Perfect way to start my day!!! Thank you for sharing!!! ❤️
I have tied this kind of trees and they did terrific and they are still living many, many years later. One I even bungee corded it from the biggest base limb to a fence to save it. 😄
I put a flat rock to cover the hole in the green lid otherwise voles (?) make nests there, inside the box and I cover the lids with mulch. If access is needed, we just push the mulch aside. Beautiful new plantings, Laura! I so envy you! Our nurseries are closed and I am afraid they will close garden centers in HD and Lowes if they haven't yet...
Oh my gosh! I and my hubby are the same. In MY process of planning ,and it drives him nuts, he wants to know what, when, where and why. I usually plant marigolds with my crops and he asked if I could leave them out. 🤨. He doesn’t like the look. I get frustrated because I always have to explain myself why I want something a certain way. Even after 40 years of marriage. 🤪😄😄😄. That said he always loves what I do. 🥰 Laura our way of planning, in my humble opinion, adds mystery and FUN to the whole process. If I can’t have fun and enjoy what I’m doing, then I don’t want to do it. 😉👍. “ Keep calm and keep on gardening!”
Good choice on putting Foxgloves in shade/part shade. Bacause our last name is Fox, my Dad loved Foxgloves. 12 years after his passing, his Foxgloves are still coming up every year (reseeding themselves). They definitely do much better in shaded areas!!! I bought so many new varieties of Foxglove seeds this year in all different color & sizes & can't wait to see them when they bloom!!!
Also, love the double columbines! We used to have blue & pink ones come up every year, but we think our garden guy sprayed them not knowing what was weed & what was plant.🙄 So also throwing a ton of different Columbine seeds out this year too - including the double varieties!
Need to see if I can find that MiteEx in our garden stores! Once in a while we will have a problem w/ them. Used to be Dahlias, last year it was Petunias & Neem oil just was'nt doing it!!!🤨
I just wanted to say that while I know you're human and have your bad and grumpy days, I just loooove your attitude and view on life. You have such a beautiful and joyful personality that just comes off so sweet and uplifting. You find the beauty in ordinary things and its such a wonderful change of pace. I'm here for the plant inspiration, but I'm also here for your wonderful attitude to rub off onto me :)
Yes, loved the video. Good job with finding and planting those flowers. Tfs. Makes my day.🤗👏🏻💕
These are some of my favorite kinds of videos! Quick question: did you ever open that geode?
Those Beth Sheba roses are gorgeous ! My Dads pups name was Beth Sheba. She was a sweet dog.
Those roses you planted are beautiful. The color is absolutely stunning...
Those Winky Double Columbine are my favorite variety! They look gorgeous when pressed.
I know you like black accents to match the house but I was thinking that you might want to consider brown paint to camouflage the green covers. It would blend better in the mulch you have there.😬 can’t wait to see what the plum tree looks like after it blooms! I do like your drifts. The Arb DOES look better! I’m getting ready to plant some climbing roses and I’ve planted a few shrubs. Two were the double-play spirea. Any experience with those yet? I’m in 5a.
Amy Walton I was thinking the same thing about painting the box covers brown.
Brown or gray.
double-play spirea... plant, watch, feed in spring, and done!
I was thinking brown too
I connected a few bungee cords together and wrapped them around my arborvitae that was damaged by heavy snow. I removed the bungee cords after a year and the arb was good as new. Lesson learned.... now after a heavy wet snow, I use a broom or a rake to knock the snow off of the branches right after the snow fall is done. Love your videos!!! 💕 💕 💕
I spray painted covers in my garden to match the environment they are in. Black for the ones that are in flower beds(mulch color), green for the ones in the grass and beige for the cover located in my rock garden. Used the paint that is used for plastic outdoor items, they blend into the background nicely.
Hey I bought 4 of those climbing Bathsheba roses for the front of my little house and I am still waiting on their arrival!! I had wanted them for a while and all I can say is great taste! Butternut squash sounds great...I love that also!! God bless and keep you!
I'm new to gardening and love how much I am learning from watching you! Thanks for the great explanations and going step by step! I just bought some columbines and can't wait to plant them!
Oh my goodness. I am so jealous. We still have 3 feet of snow in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. I want to plant foxglove this year. Thank you for this video. Be safe and sanitized. ❤
So exciting watching the landscape and gardens transform. Funny when you referred to the shrubs in the middle I remembered what was planted there. I love how familiar I am with your gardens.
Waiting for spring to fully arrive here in a Zone 6A.
Planting, pruning, clean up. I’m excited. Having just glum days over here.
It such a pleasure to watch you planting and getting things ready. I live on the west side of Michigan zone 5/6 and we really can’t start getting many plants in until mid May and all of our nurseries are closed due to the pandemic. We are in lock down/stay at home until April 30. Are you in lock down/stay at home? So, again this keeps me happy for now. Thank you
'Plan' to plant the columbines turned into something even more beautiful than 'planned'! Maybe planning is overrated. 💕
Sometimes I see new growth popping up and can't recall if it's a plant I want there or a weed. I'm getting better with some of them and recognizing more each year but I've had a few mishaps when I pulled out perennials thinking I was weeding. We learn as we grow, I suppose. Thanks for mentioning it when you noticed the hostas were in places you didn't realize.
I just found you several weeks ago and am learning SO MUCH. Thank you for all these wonderful tutorials--I've been busy out in my yard this spring and for the first time feel like I can create a beautiful garden myself! Question: How do you keep track of what projects you need to do on any given day? How do you plan your days, weeks, seasons? It seems like there is always so much to do!
I love columbine they are such a pretty little plant
Love what you do! Is it possible to do a grape vine pruning video? I have 3 and I'm SO lost. I dont want to hurt them.
I love love LOVE watching your channel. We just moved into a new home and the landscape is old and pretty much a blank slate. You give me so much inspiration but then I get overwhelmed with it all. You have such amazing talent and taste.... Do you ever give "suggestions" of what you would do?
That back area by the barn (with the arborvitae and roses) might be a good spot to put your future greenhouse!😉😉
I am with you Laura on starting out thinking where all my plants are going and then I end up putting them all somewhere else! Ha Ha. Nice to I am in good company like that... I split up 6 of my hosta last year and ended up with 20 extra pieces of hosta and just put them everywhere...I am finding them all over now too as I try to plant other plants! 😆
A great video, I just love when you are planting something new, it is so hard to be patient.
You could mark your hosta with little stakes when you cut them back. Perhaps that would save some time next year.
This space would look nice as a formal English maze garden!!! How much fun would Benjamin Have running and figuring out an exit … Id love to see that in this space of yours!!!
Coffee with Laura and some lovely plants is a great way to start the day. I am sad because I don't think we are going to have much of a garden this year at my work as our child development center has been closed and won't open until at least May 4th and I am not even sure about that so we shall just have to see. But we can still plan and make lists for things to get and all of these videos help with that! I can't wait to see the alum come up and I hope you are able to fix the fountain as it is such a pretty one. Love how you just scaled the fence so you could get the arb tied up!
We spray paint our water meter and it holds up well. We live in Central California where the heat lasts several months. Love your channel 😊
It always amazes me how you can move yor plants and fixtures and structures around with so little effort as if moving an accent table.
You can also plant vinka around those irrigation boxes. They’ll stay accessible, but will be covered by vinka stems
I planted 1 Bathsheba and 1 Teasing Georgia together , I cannot wait until they flower
I cannot wait for your June/July garden tour when everything is in their prime! So excited to see all that color and foliage!🌿💚🌱
Thank you thank you for the videos. You are doing a great service to everyone cooped up right now.
Loved the video Laura. But I really wanted to comment on the video you all put up on the Highlights channel...peaceful rainy day in the garden. The footage was just so lovely and soothing. Did Aaron shoot all that video? I would love to see more like these! The mallard duck pair at the end was just icing on the cake. Just wonderful you too!
Omg, I LOVE foxgloves & those columbines are ah- mazing!
I’ve put decorative stepping stones or flagstone over the boxes. They’re super easy to move to get to the boxes and since they don’t necessarily create a pathway that will be walked on you can use the decorative ones with designs on them.
I had the exact same tree issue... along my drive with a few of my trees. I am going to tie mine back together as well!! 🤞🏻 looks so much better!
Yikes, I don't remember if we saw actual footage of the fountain falling!! If we did I missed it. My heart skipped a beat watching that! So glad it was just the fountain that broke!😮
Irrigation boxes....my brother, Bryan, Texas cotton farmer; recommends John Deere black paint to his diy wife & sisters.
Your channel is at the top of my RUclips feed! Thank you for all the inspiration 💙
As you were talking about the irrigation boxes, I was thinking, just paint them like stepping stones. Before I finished the thought, you were talking about paining them.
Yes, black would probably be more practical than a stepping stone look. If black paint wears down after a couple of years, you just paint it black again. If you got too detailed in a "stepping stone" design, then upkeep would be more difficult. I still think a dragonfly or a frog design would look cute on a couple of them, but I am good at creating migraines for myself.
Yep... I'm so visual so I can't describe it in detail until I see. My hubby wants and Excel sheet plan too.
Aquilegia are beautiful! In Scotland, they tend to be targeted very heavily by aphids, but still worth growing, just need to have soapy liquid on standby permanently.. :)
I planted a couple fox gloves in my front bed where it's more morning sun and ample shade in the afternoon. They were in a greenhouse for awhile and I hope this is their year to bloom. I hope yours do well! I also think it's kinda funny when you plant new things and run across plants you've forgot. I do the same! I think your my sister from another mister! Lol
Hi Laura! I have been a fan for a couple years now and really enjoy watching your RUclips channel! You’re a talented hard worker and I totally relate to your garden creativity. I am a wine sales rep and recognized the name of your tulips, “Pinotage,” immediately. This is actually the name of a grape native to South Africa. It is pronounced PEE-noh-tahzh. That’s an A sound like you’re a fancy French person. 😆 It’s an interesting wine if you ever get to try it-some people love it, some people don’t, but it’s definitely worth a try as most producers now are making great quality wines! I’ve noticed Color Blends names some of their tulips after wines like Beaujolais and Chardonnay. Anyway, keep being awesome! Cheers!🍷🥂
It’s so good to know foxgloves don’t bloom the first year. I would have been sad and confused if it didn’t bloom the first year! Also will be watching out for mites on my columbines!
Wow, what a difference. Such s simple idea the tree looks great.
Love the longer videos!!
Oh I just love you guys sooooooo much 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗 Your vids just de-stresses me like a miracle xxxxx Thank you loads, Stay safe all of you. Much love from Sri Lanka 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Really enjoy your videos, you do so much. I always look forward to them, so much fun and interesting. Gardening has always been one of my favorite things. Looking forward to gardening again soon.
Butternut squash and Turkey chili sounds like a good idea for a recipe video!