Found an older interview with Laura and it was such a great read. Truly a fascinating life and career. Gives me so much more appreciation for the channel.
There is something so satisfying seeing you work on a tapestry from start to finish. The rocks definitely adds the finishing touch. Another beautiful piece in the books.
Just got some updates on the cancer journey treatments and had to come watch your video to feel some peace and calm. Report was what I wanted so its good. I noticed a difference in the color change in this video. I'm thinking Greg took this video, its much brighter and more colorful then maybe on Hannah's phone? I could even see the details and colors on the wreath on the front door! The tapestry is so colorful and beautiful! You guys make my day🌞💐
You are soooo right! My uphorbia láctea was rotting. I had to behead it and waiting for it to callus over. Going to repot it and keep my fingers crossed.
Oh, pls treat the barrel cactus with due respect ! That's a wonderful plant Laura ! And I agree with u with the most satisfying thing in the world to do.. so satisfying it is !
Love that you give us “permission” to change our minds in the middle of the stream...pick it up and start again!!!! Your tip Nd tricks are always so helpful. Thanks for taking the time to take us along.
Yowza!!! Your eye for design is extraordinary with succulents 😍 love love love everything y'all do!! Thanks for your tips and inspiration, yet I have a question as to how well will these do in Northern Texas!!!!???
Hi Laura...love your vids. I see that you are not hardening your cuttings, so i am assuming that all succulents do not really need to be callused over before planting? Thanks
Hey Laura, I'm wanna group all my succulents together in bigger pots cause I'm limited for space but idk which ones would pair well with one another. Is it summer growers/winter growers in separate pots? Or does it have more to do with the thickness of the leaves and the sunlight requirements of each plant?
Hey Laura, I’m Angela Andrews, nice to meet you! I hope to say that that on day in person! 🥰 I love your job. I starting follow you because one person that I do classes with told me about your channel! By the way, I’m in Florida, and this person told me about you is in Brazil 👏👏👏 Question for you, where do you get the plants for your customers? I love that you have some beautiful boats (shereck) jade, senacios that looks like a tree! 😱🥰🙏🏻
It's a spray called Wet Look 2000. It lets water through but at the same time keeps sand from blowing away, makes it stay in place. This spray is also used to give beach pebbles and other colorful rock a wet look, which keeps the colors vibrant. Did I get that correct Laura? I pay attention to your videos!
I noticed in the video the end of garden near the driveway looks barren with ( weeds?) or a low growing ground covering. Is there a reason why? I'm very curious not being rude :) I found your channel this year and fell in love :)
It's a spray called Wet Look 2000. It allows water to pass through, but it holds the sand together so it doesn't blow away. And it adds a shiny "wet look" to beach pebbles and other rock that loose their vibrancy when dried off.
Hi Laura, I would like to invite you and check out my succulent garden. My name is Donna Hansen a huge fan of yours. I live here in bay area 30 minutes away from San Francisco.
You dog your holes so easily, even the most shallow. I have to contend with a multitude of rocks every time I plant. I can’t just stick a steak in the ground, I immediately hit a rock, many rocks. I wish I had seen this video before I planted all the cactus in my backyard. I did end up with a big mound of soil which I had to pay a landscaper to remove. Stupid stupid stupid. Live in learn.
Porque tratas tan mal a las plantas 😥😢!! Las tronchas las destrozas, las tiras con desprecio. LAS MALTRATAS. nunca te llamaría para que atendieras mi jardín. Claro en California crecen muy fácilmente, aquí en Argentina tenemos que esperar años para tener esas suculentas. Le estás cortando la raíz a una crasula con la pala!!!!!!!!!!!👎👎👎😭😭
@marcelina loreficchi, Laura ha explicado en múltiples ocasiones las razones por las que trabaja de esa forma. Ella es principalmente una diseñadora de jardines, no una coleccionista de especímenes, y cuando las suculentas crecen mucho y el diseño se desbarata ella las vuelve a acomodar. En este caso ya tuvo la experiencia con esas dos camas de suculentas: la de la izquierda creció más rápido que la de la derecha debido a la diferencia de microclimas, porque recibe más sol. El cliente le pide que se parezcan bastante, por eso corta las raíces (que son OPCIONALES, según ella ha explicado y comprobado con experiencia de años en ese clima), para que crezcan más despacio y las camas se mantengan más o menos similares por varios años. Laura trabaja mucho en sus jardines con cortes y no plantas enteras, ya que para sus diseños de tapices requiere juntar las suculentas mucho y con plantas enteras no puede hacer esto. Pero ella ya ha experimentado por años haciendo esto y casi todos los cortes enraizan bien. De hecho, les gusta crecer muy juntas! Es comprensible que le frustre y asuste la confianza con que ella trata las plantas, pero descuide, todo lo que ella corta lo usa en otras partes del jardín u otros jardines, no lo tira...
Eas es la ventaja de vivir en California aqui nos sobra las plantas, si gustas re puedo manadr una caja de succulents, yo pago el emvio pink.rose87m@gmail.com
Found an older interview with Laura and it was such a great read. Truly a fascinating life and career. Gives me so much more appreciation for the channel.
This is amazing. Total Artwork, and the way Laura explains it all makes me appreciate it so much more. I could watch her for hours.
There is something so satisfying seeing you work on a tapestry from start to finish. The rocks definitely adds the finishing touch. Another beautiful piece in the books.
Love, love love your designs. You have made me fall in love with Succulents.
Just got some updates on the cancer journey treatments and had to come watch your video to feel some peace and calm. Report was what I wanted so its good. I noticed a difference in the color change in this video. I'm thinking Greg took this video, its much brighter and more colorful then maybe on Hannah's phone? I could even see the details and colors on the wreath on the front door! The tapestry is so colorful and beautiful! You guys make my day🌞💐
Laura, You are a painter 👩🎨 with plants! Lovely. 🥰
Thanks Laura you are magical. Love to watch your inspirational videos 🌵❤️
You are soooo right! My uphorbia láctea was rotting. I had to behead it and waiting for it to callus over. Going to repot it and keep my fingers crossed.
Laura, great tips as usual. Wow that whole garden is just beautiful. I just love the new tapestries. Your my succulent Guru!
Simply beautiful
유쾌힌 분이시네요. 정원에 에케베리아속 선인장 등 아름답게 꾸미네요. 💞💗
WOOOOOW!!! That was an awesome video. LOVE to see you explaining as you are creating. Just LOOOVED IT!!
Oh, pls treat the barrel cactus with due respect ! That's a wonderful plant Laura ! And I agree with u with the most satisfying thing in the world to do.. so satisfying it is !
Love that you give us “permission” to change our minds in the middle of the stream...pick it up and start again!!!! Your tip Nd tricks are always so helpful. Thanks for taking the time to take us along.
Love watching you do these small tapestries!
Loved it! Thank you so much Laura! You’re the best!
You are a true artist! Great instruction too!
Omg Laura is stunning 😍😍😍 it pulls you're eyes straight to it, beautiful job Laura
It hand you for explaining your processes and explains the 2 small beds in detail such a great and interesting video TYS
Thank you for all your knowledge. I just love your Off
OMG, that looks so good. Thanks for the tips!!
Loved all the teaching...😍. Thanks
Absolutely love this! I just created my first large succulent garden with a fountain....Thank you for all your ideas...
I love your tips and tricks!
Wonderful suggestions and ideas ! Great video ❤️❤️
What a beautiful job as always! Love you!💕
You read my mind Laura. Thankyou 🌵
That looks so awesome. You're giving me great ideas for my next project. Thank you.
I want to see the "wet look" finish! It's been a while since we've seen that! Great video Laura!
Love watching your videos, I love how we gardener's rock caps, ponytail, jeans and t-shirts. My go to attire these days-as in garden most days.
Love this project start finish video.👍👍
I watched it right away after I got the notif.
Lots of love from the Philippines.
Beautiful love that white sand
Yowza!!! Your eye for design is extraordinary with succulents 😍 love love love everything y'all do!! Thanks for your tips and inspiration, yet I have a question as to how well will these do in Northern Texas!!!!???
Boa noite amiga 🙋♀️gosto muito do seu trabalho 👍beijinhos 🥰🌷🌺🇵🇹🙏🙏
13:03 REMEMBER LIFT THOSE SKIRTS!! 😂
Beautiful
great presentation, that looks owesome
Beautiful ❤🎉
Love your videos💚🌵
beautiful plant.
Thank you
Can you tell us what that lovely yellow/red aloe is at the end of each tapestry? It's GORGEOUS!
I think is aloe cameroni
really love your work!can I be an apprentice? hahahaha
Hi Laura...love your vids. I see that you are not hardening your cuttings, so i am assuming that all succulents do not really need to be callused over before planting? Thanks
I’m local to SD, in Carlsbad. May I ask what nursery you get your plants from?
There are way too many commercials in this video. Having said that...The tapestry is beautiful. 😍
Loved this video. All the detail.... 💙🐝💙
Could you explain "wet looking" your rock?
Hey Laura, I'm wanna group all my succulents together in bigger pots cause I'm limited for space but idk which ones would pair well with one another. Is it summer growers/winter growers in separate pots? Or does it have more to do with the thickness of the leaves and the sunlight requirements of each plant?
Hey Laura, I’m Angela Andrews, nice to meet you! I hope to say that that on day in person! 🥰 I love your job. I starting follow you because one person that I do classes with told me about your channel! By the way, I’m in Florida, and this person told me about you is in Brazil 👏👏👏
Question for you, where do you get the plants for your customers? I love that you have some beautiful boats (shereck) jade, senacios that looks like a tree! 😱🥰🙏🏻
Thanks for following!! I hope to meet you one day, too. All of my plants are selected by be and purchased at local nurseries.
@@LauraEubanks by the way my Instagram is @succulentsworld2020
Perfeito!!
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수고많습니다 ~!
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What "dirt" do you add when planting and replanting succulents in outside landscape.
What is the process and product used to "wet look" rock?
Stay tuned😊
It's a spray called Wet Look 2000. It lets water through but at the same time keeps sand from blowing away, makes it stay in place. This spray is also used to give beach pebbles and other colorful rock a wet look, which keeps the colors vibrant. Did I get that correct Laura? I pay attention to your videos!
:( that is so beautiful !
I noticed in the video the end of garden near the driveway looks barren with ( weeds?) or a low growing ground covering. Is there a reason why? I'm very curious not being rude :) I found your channel this year and fell in love :)
Its ground cover
@@rosamartinez5975 Wow an answer after three months, thank you!!!
I want to visit your home 🙏
Wet look and creva🤔. ???
哈哈哈😄。種植的高手。
I’m a step back and look kinda girl. I’ll stage and think about it for an hour before planting 😅
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Hi Laura my name is Guillermo i would like to met you i like to work with plants
妳是我的偶像。
what the f is creva
The very fine white-ish rock Laura uses sometimes, specially around tapestries.
It's a spray called Wet Look 2000. It allows water to pass through, but it holds the sand together so it doesn't blow away. And it adds a shiny "wet look" to beach pebbles and other rock that loose their vibrancy when dried off.
Hi Laura, I would like to invite you and check out my succulent garden. My name is Donna Hansen a huge fan of yours. I live here in bay area 30 minutes away from San Francisco.
You dog your holes so easily, even the most shallow. I have to contend with a multitude of rocks every time I plant. I can’t just stick a steak in the ground, I immediately hit a rock, many rocks. I wish I had seen this video before I planted all the cactus in my backyard. I did end up with a big mound of soil which I had to pay a landscaper to remove. Stupid stupid stupid. Live in learn.
Porque tratas tan mal a las plantas 😥😢!! Las tronchas las destrozas, las tiras con desprecio. LAS MALTRATAS. nunca te llamaría para que atendieras mi jardín. Claro en California crecen muy fácilmente, aquí en Argentina tenemos que esperar años para tener esas suculentas. Le estás cortando la raíz a una crasula con la pala!!!!!!!!!!!👎👎👎😭😭
Cálmese. Estas plantas crecen aquí como malas hierbas. Es casi imposible matarlos a menos que les des demasiada agua.
@marcelina loreficchi, Laura ha explicado en múltiples ocasiones las razones por las que trabaja de esa forma. Ella es principalmente una diseñadora de jardines, no una coleccionista de especímenes, y cuando las suculentas crecen mucho y el diseño se desbarata ella las vuelve a acomodar. En este caso ya tuvo la experiencia con esas dos camas de suculentas: la de la izquierda creció más rápido que la de la derecha debido a la diferencia de microclimas, porque recibe más sol. El cliente le pide que se parezcan bastante, por eso corta las raíces (que son OPCIONALES, según ella ha explicado y comprobado con experiencia de años en ese clima), para que crezcan más despacio y las camas se mantengan más o menos similares por varios años. Laura trabaja mucho en sus jardines con cortes y no plantas enteras, ya que para sus diseños de tapices requiere juntar las suculentas mucho y con plantas enteras no puede hacer esto. Pero ella ya ha experimentado por años haciendo esto y casi todos los cortes enraizan bien. De hecho, les gusta crecer muy juntas!
Es comprensible que le frustre y asuste la confianza con que ella trata las plantas, pero descuide, todo lo que ella corta lo usa en otras partes del jardín u otros jardines, no lo tira...
Eas es la ventaja de vivir en California aqui nos sobra las plantas, si gustas re puedo manadr una caja de succulents, yo pago el emvio pink.rose87m@gmail.com
im not good enough to watch because i dont know what creve is.oh we3ll bye