I got a chuckle from the editing touch, when Laura was figuring how many Japanese maples she has, and the math equations started wafting around her. 😂. Good job! 👏👏👏
I was LOL also, HEE HEEEEEEE !!!!!! 😂😂😂 GOOD JOB AARON .... IT IS WHAT IT IS ..... 🤣🤣🤣 💥🤓💥 😆🤪💥 P.S. Those math equations went right over my head too. 🤗
Same! Laughing to tears. I lived in Arizona for 6 years and I thought about the deadly saguaros and other desert plants that attack you. They mean serious business!
Aaron never fails to make me laugh on these Sunday recaps. Anyone remember how shy he used to be on camera? The initial porch talks when he was heard but not seen. You’ve come a long way - thank goodness!
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣OMG AARON!!! I can hear the news Attack of the Death Plant : a man has been stabbed 17 times by a Death Plant! 🤣😂🤣🤣 Laura gives the best ‘looks’ when he exaggerates. You two are hilarious. You can lose an eye but you won’t die! 😂😂😂😂😂
Laughed my head off when Aaron said "that's A LOT and one false move and your dead"..... Oh my goodness, You're so funny this morning and I think my husband could definitely relate! Hahahahaha. Bless you both!
Move the oak trees, Laura! You taught me that if I don't love something in my garden, MOVE IT! You have provided me so much freedom in my garden when considering placement with this mindset adjustment! :)
Roflol 😂😂😂 OMG!! Hahaha Aaron actually had me laughing out loud with his manly over exaggeration regarding the "killer" plant!! 😄 🤣 I can just see the plant attacking someone in some b rated scary movie lol. It can star alongside "the blob"! 😆
Aaron! You are correct about the agaves. I knew a man in Albuquerque who reached into an agave plant to retrieve a piece of trash and one of the "blades" stabbed the artery in his arm. He was rushed to the hospital to stop the bleeding. That plant tried to kill him!
When I first heard you mention you had an oak tree in that area, I immediately thought “oh - they’re gonna regret that one.” Then the fact you mentioned today that it could still be moved, I thought I’d chime in as an owner of multiple (gigantic as in 100 feet tall-ish) oaks. Be wary of not just the leaves but the acorns! Oh my - it’s a task that if they don’t get picked up immediately and repeatedly, you’ll end up with baby wannabe trees growing everywhere that you have to pull. Very high maintenance! Beautiful, but beware!!! :)
I totally get why people chop oaks down and make furniture out of them! Spring you get the green wispy pollen strands everywhere, fall the squirrels throw the acorns at your head, winter the ground crunches - from the broken acorn carpet where the lawn used to be. Then there's the seedlings everywhere the squirrels dug holes to hide them (think every single pot & planter you own) All year long branches and bunches of leaves constantly dropping everywhere. Ugh. I'd chop it down but it's my neighbors tree and they would be peeved if they came home and it was missing. I love them as long as they're far enough away that I don't have to deal with the (literal) fallout!
Aaron, about Agave, In Southern California we had a privacy hedge of Agave, they were huge old plants…I fell into one of the plants and it squired me in several spots….That was 40 years ago….and I still have the scars…yes, a killer plant👹
Good morning. Always love your recaps. The conversational back and forth reminds me of when I was a kid and would lie in the grass at the edge of the adults at family gatherings and just listen to the conversation ebb and flow. Your banter takes me back to that happy time. Just a word of caution about pinning your waders, should you ever fall, and your waders fill with water, you want to be able to get out of them easily.
When you know the number of maples in Laura's garden without having to think twice! That is kinda scary 😅 but, I have an excuse. Been here for a looooonnnggg time 😄
38:54 Cracked me up! I think the reason GA's NINE Japanese Maples aren't as noticeable in the videos is because they are planted (or potted) as understory specimens - like under or near large trees/evergreens. The understory is the middle layer between large tree canopies and groundcover. I love seeing it in GA's landscape and her folks' gardens.
We have a 2000 gallon Aquascape koi pond that is located in an old growth post oak grove. We have an enormous amount of leaf drop in the fall so we net our pond right before the leaf fall starts. Also we net again in the spring for the bloom drop from the oaks. We make hoops from slim pvc pipe that we spray paint black so they disappear then slip the ends over rebar that is hammered in the ground far away from the liner. Then we stretch shade cloth over the hoops secure net to the pvc with zip ties. If we have extra net on the ends around the pond we roll the extra under in a sausage roll then lay a few rocks to secure. The net is very tight and can be blown off by a yard blower if needed. A simple solution to a huge problem for us. It takes only 30 minutes to net our whole pond.
Hahaha Aaron! "There's been a man that's been stabbed 17 times!" I feel you! I pulled out some huge yucca plants that a previous homeowner had planted. I almost poked my eye out weeding around it and I finally decided enough was enough. I dug them out, but their roots go down so deep that I don't think I got all the roots. 😔
17:00 The Mangavae you can leave in their pot and dig a hole in the ground and recess the pot they’re in into the hole you dug. Jenny from Creekside Nursery does it, too.
Loved the pond cleaning video, brought back so many memories of our koi pond in south New Jersey. Keeping up with algae cleaning and koi viewing brought back wonderful memories. We also had a pair of ducks that visited every spring , my kids named our Wilma and Fred 😊. We have great memories of our pond and my grown kids and grandkids always talk about our pond. We did net the pond in fall to prevent animals and herons from getting at the koi. Enjoy your pond and keep those memories!!,!,
I loved Aaron's view on the knife plant! It sounded like my brothers description of things! So funny. You are blessed that the growers send you the best plants because it also blesses them in sales. Everyone wants what Laura has. Lol
Please move those oaks. We bought a property that had four mature oaks in the front of the property and one huge oak in the back. Every autumn, the fun starts. Those oaks do not drop their leaves all at once or even in the fall! The oak leaves hang on and drop all fall, winter and spring. The leaves get caught on anything in the way when the wind blows. The first chore in the spring is to rake oak leaves that have fallen just before, during, and after snow falls. You will never regret moving those trees elsewhere. The topper is that the leaves are not even an attractive color which might have given a little incentive to keep them., not to mention all the acorns which attract squirrels who will decimate any bird feeders. Your pond and your new plans for streams will thank you!
I honestly love these videos, just on the background when I'm doing other things! Your dynamic is amazing and I love the bit of banter every once and a while, and the editing as well, like with Laura counting the Japanese Maples! Just a delight to watch. 🥰
Funny Sunday recap. Dying 😂 at “Killer Agave” convo. Love the updates. I’m trying to create a no dig garden bed this year and it’s a WIP. Rain has been helping 😅 wish me luck folks!
I am so looking forward to seeing your mom and dad's house renovations and I can understand why your mom wants to wait until it is pretty much completed... 😊 .{I would be the same way!!!}
Agaves are a fundamental component to every low desert landscape! I just planted 7 during our cool weather months! And then there’s a few in terracotta pots. They definitely need to be respected, handled with TLC, AND gloves!
I was so excited to get the Garden Answer t-shirt for my birthday from my sweet sister; but wondering if I should have waited for the “Killer Plant” t-shirt! lol
The death plant...I am in stitches hahahahahahaaa thank you both for the entertainment. The banter is hilarious! Poor Aaron. Be safe, my friend be safe!
Paraphrasing 'The Little Prince' by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry... "Flowers have thorns just for spite. Flowers are weak creatures. They are naïve. They believe that their thorns are terrible weapons . . .They reassure themselves as best they can."
OHHHH MYYYY GOODNESS!!! my husband and I have been battling weeds in our rock wall and in our yard for years. And every time I hear you to talk about Captain Jack’s dead weed brew and dead lawn brew (I think it’s called) I think maybe we should try that. Well last weekend we finally did. Every weed on the rock wall was dead within 24 hours I mean crumbly, crunchy dead, we have never seen anything like this before! We immediately listened to you two a few years ago when you were talking about your Hoselink & bought it…love it!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you Laura & Aaron for your wise advice!
We live in the city in DFW, TX and we have ducks that fly over who spot our pool & will swoop down to take a leisurely swim. We also have frogs that love the pool. We have a beach front entry pool and I saw what looked like a very fine necklace chain in the water of the beach front. I got a twig to lift it up & low & behold it was a very long string of frog eggs 😳
Did you have any idea the pond was going to be such a huge expensive ongoing chore? It's beautiful for sure, but the work involved would keep me away from such a large installation. Trees are a part of nature, they drop their leaves that is what they do. You have always said you want a hidden natural retreat, if you remove the trees because they have leaves it is no longer natural. I remember when I was a kid those types of purses were all around. In fact, we had one that was an alligator (?) purchased in Florida. LOL it was a thing in those days.
I would not want that type of pond with the work involved! I have a 2 acre pond in my front yard that I don’t have to do anything to besides weed eat around and that is all the work I am willing to do. Lol
To the pond "whiners".. Everything in life is a lot of trouble. Kids, pets, plants, hedges, horses, ageing parents, etc. Folks just pick where to spend their own time and treasure. ⏰️ 💰.
Oh boy...Aaron and his Agave..."a plant that could kill you...one wrong move, and you're dead"! This had me in stitches! I couldn't laugh out loud as my husband was sleeping. I watched this three times and laughed each time!
I agree with Laura on removing the oak trees from the pond area!!! We have large oak trees and I hate the ugly brown leaves in the fall and it’s such a pain to clean up! The pollen is ridiculous in Spring and there will be a film of yellowish-green dust everywhere!!! And don’t get me started on the acorns! Save yourselves! 😂😉
In Japan, maple trees are known as kaede. Which is also my granddaughter middle name! My daughter is the one who introduced me to your channel and we watch every video. Hello Amber!
Let’s hear it for Taylor! There is definitely a new and humorous stamp on the videos Taylor edits.
Agree!
Ditto!!!
He's talented, professional, entertaining.
🎉🎉🎉
Ditto. Yes. Too good 👍🏼
I got a chuckle from the editing touch, when Laura was figuring how many Japanese maples she has, and the math equations started wafting around her. 😂. Good job! 👏👏👏
Ha ha me too 😁😁
Yup... totally left field... I had a good laugh too:)
I was LOL also, HEE HEEEEEEE !!!!!! 😂😂😂 GOOD JOB AARON .... IT IS WHAT IT IS ..... 🤣🤣🤣 💥🤓💥 😆🤪💥
P.S. Those math equations went right over my head too. 🤗
Aaron cracks me up! I literally laughed out loud so hard at your conversation about the killer agaves! So funny!
Agreed 😂 lol
😆 🤣 I was just coming to comment the exact same thing 😆.
Yes! I love his sense of humor! 😆
Same! Laughing to tears. I lived in Arizona for 6 years and I thought about the deadly saguaros and other desert plants that attack you. They mean serious business!
The death plant!
Aaron cracks himself *and* us up with his own sarcasm. I mean… flowers blooming longer when they’re not cut. Who. Knew. 😂
Cracked me up
😂
Aaron never fails to make me laugh on these Sunday recaps. Anyone remember how shy he used to be on camera? The initial porch talks when he was heard but not seen. You’ve come a long way - thank goodness!
I have never laughed so much ,you and Aaron with the killer Agaves full of knives and spears. It's so funny.
Love your channel ❤️
OMGosh!😂❤
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣OMG AARON!!! I can hear the news Attack of the Death Plant : a man has been stabbed 17 times by a Death Plant! 🤣😂🤣🤣 Laura gives the best ‘looks’ when he exaggerates. You two are hilarious. You can lose an eye but you won’t die! 😂😂😂😂😂
Laughed my head off when Aaron said "that's A LOT and one false move and your dead"..... Oh my goodness, You're so funny this morning and I think my husband could definitely relate! Hahahahaha. Bless you both!
Move the oak trees, Laura! You taught me that if I don't love something in my garden, MOVE IT! You have provided me so much freedom in my garden when considering placement with this mindset adjustment! :)
I bet she’d like the oaks better in the dirt lands.
Move the oaks. If they hold their leaves like your old varieties… yuk. They look dead all winter!
I agree with Aaron, the oaks add a nice variety and I love their look and sound throughout the winter. I am sure Laura will too.
MOVE THE OAKS.!! As one who lives in the south with oak trees everywhere MOVE THEM NOW.
If they drop acorns …move them!! We had one over a deck - called it Groot - he pelted us with those acorns and made a mess!
Roflol 😂😂😂 OMG!! Hahaha Aaron actually had me laughing out loud with his manly over exaggeration regarding the "killer" plant!! 😄 🤣 I can just see the plant attacking someone in some b rated scary movie lol. It can star alongside "the blob"! 😆
👏👏🤣
You two are HILARIOUS! 🤣
I will never not think of “The Death Plant” when seeing an Agave ever again 🤣
Brilliant Aaron 👏🏽😆
And she says to him ,"it might poke an eye out" as if it was nothing 😂
“It’s all fun and game until someone loses an eye!” 😂
I know, right! Sooo funny, like man up Aaron it’s only an eye!😂😂
@@GardenerPhylLOL
A tour is a good idea - we aren't expecting everything to be blooming.
Oh please walk us through the process of designing your mom’s new space!
Yessss please !!!
The death plant. That was funny, thanks for the chuckle this morning.
Aaron! You are correct about the agaves. I knew a man in Albuquerque who reached into an agave plant to retrieve a piece of trash and one of the "blades" stabbed the artery in his arm. He was rushed to the hospital to stop the bleeding. That plant tried to kill him!
Yup, gotta keep an eye on agave. A few of the mangave are just as dangerous, just smaller! 😂
There you go -- Aaron was right! He was the one moving them -- he'd know.
OMG
😮😮😮!
Love the insert of Laura counting Japanese Maples in her mind ❤❤❤
Laughing! Aaron: “awww, there are some dumb questions”. So funny! He expressed something I don’t have the nerve to say!
Aaron you need to make a mug that says " its a death plant" 😆 🤣. You had me laughing so hard.
Yes! Agave… Its a killer!
" IT IS WHAT IT IS ‼️ " - THE DEATH PLANT
🤣🤣🤣
Death by agave... You two crack me up. 😂
Plant a weeping willow near the pond
When I first heard you mention you had an oak tree in that area, I immediately thought “oh - they’re gonna regret that one.” Then the fact you mentioned today that it could still be moved, I thought I’d chime in as an owner of multiple (gigantic as in 100 feet tall-ish) oaks. Be wary of not just the leaves but the acorns! Oh my - it’s a task that if they don’t get picked up immediately and repeatedly, you’ll end up with baby wannabe trees growing everywhere that you have to pull. Very high maintenance! Beautiful, but beware!!! :)
My squirrels and deer take care of the acorns.
There really is a reason why oak trees look beautiful in the woods or a very very open space
I totally get why people chop oaks down and make furniture out of them! Spring you get the green wispy pollen strands everywhere, fall the squirrels throw the acorns at your head, winter the ground crunches - from the broken acorn carpet where the lawn used to be. Then there's the seedlings everywhere the squirrels dug holes to hide them (think every single pot & planter you own) All year long branches and bunches of leaves constantly dropping everywhere. Ugh. I'd chop it down but it's my neighbors tree and they would be peeved if they came home and it was missing. I love them as long as they're far enough away that I don't have to deal with the (literal) fallout!
I’m with Aaron there are lots of dumb questions 😅
They probably wouldn’t take root in Laura’s arid climate. I live near her and there aren’t that many oaks around.
Agave pokes hurt and sore and itchy for days! I feel ya Aaron! 😂❤️
I love listening to your fun banter especially the deadly plant 😅
Aaron, about Agave, In Southern California we had a privacy hedge of Agave, they were huge old plants…I fell into one of the plants and it squired me in several spots….That was 40 years ago….and I still have the scars…yes, a killer plant👹
My husband has been stabbed and the bard broke off in his skin! It was HORRIBLE!!!
He survived.😊
Oh my…..There should have been a warning that I would laugh so hard. Recovering from surgery and watching my fav GA! Aaron was hilarious! 😂😂
Good morning. Always love your recaps. The conversational back and forth reminds me of when I was a kid and would lie in the grass at the edge of the adults at family gatherings and just listen to the conversation ebb and flow. Your banter takes me back to that happy time. Just a word of caution about pinning your waders, should you ever fall, and your waders fill with water, you want to be able to get out of them easily.
I was thinking the same thing!
What a special memory. Thanks for sharing.
LOL. " It's a death plant." Aaron, you're always good for a laugh. The two of you make my Sunday mornings.
Lol! 😅 whomever edited the Japanese Maple question cudos!!😂
When you know the number of maples in Laura's garden without having to think twice! That is kinda scary 😅 but, I have an excuse. Been here for a looooonnnggg time 😄
Love the banter. So funny. such a cute couple. You guys just make my day. Thank you for sharing.
38:54 Cracked me up! I think the reason GA's NINE Japanese Maples aren't as noticeable in the videos is because they are planted (or potted) as understory specimens - like under or near large trees/evergreens. The understory is the middle layer between large tree canopies and groundcover. I love seeing it in GA's landscape and her folks' gardens.
Your mom was rockin’ the “mob wife” look with that coat! Lol. Fun day with you girls and great week with GA ❤
We have a 2000 gallon Aquascape koi pond that is located in an old growth post oak grove. We have an enormous amount of leaf drop in the fall so we net our pond right before the leaf fall starts. Also we net again in the spring for the bloom drop from the oaks. We make hoops from slim pvc pipe that we spray paint black so they disappear then slip the ends over rebar that is hammered in the ground far away from the liner. Then we stretch shade cloth over the hoops secure net to the pvc with zip ties. If we have extra net on the ends around the pond we roll the extra under in a sausage roll then lay a few rocks to secure. The net is very tight and can be blown off by a yard blower if needed. A simple solution to a huge problem for us. It takes only 30 minutes to net our whole pond.
Good morning, Laura & Aaron ☕️ Another great recap! You have so much going on, I get so excited for 7:00 AM every weekday. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈🐈
Death by a thousand cuts Arron !
Hahaha Aaron! "There's been a man that's been stabbed 17 times!" I feel you! I pulled out some huge yucca plants that a previous homeowner had planted. I almost poked my eye out weeding around it and I finally decided enough was enough. I dug them out, but their roots go down so deep that I don't think I got all the roots. 😔
Morning all. I’ve got Floret zinnias about to bloom in my garden. I’m so excited.❤️🌸
I so enjoy the Sunday recap. Lol
17:00 The Mangavae you can leave in their pot and dig a hole in the ground and recess the pot they’re in into the hole you dug. Jenny from Creekside Nursery does it, too.
Great idea
We have been using leaf compost for mulch the past three years. Highly recommend it if it's available in your area.
I am so happy that Aaron got his auger!!! Wonderful! Good for him!!!
Loved the pond cleaning video, brought back so many memories of our koi pond in south New Jersey. Keeping up with algae cleaning and koi viewing brought back wonderful memories. We also had a pair of ducks that visited every spring , my kids named our Wilma and Fred 😊. We have great memories of our pond and my grown kids and grandkids always talk about our pond. We did net the pond in fall to prevent animals and herons from getting at the koi. Enjoy your pond and keep those memories!!,!,
Love seeing Paul and Bethany.
You two bring on the smiles and giggles, thank you for all you do.
❤😂
I loved Aaron's view on the knife plant! It sounded like my brothers description of things! So funny. You are blessed that the growers send you the best plants because it also blesses them in sales. Everyone wants what Laura has. Lol
…it might poke an eye out 😂 Love that exchange 💓😂🫣😄
Please move those oaks. We bought a property that had four mature oaks in the front of the property and one huge oak in the back. Every autumn, the fun starts. Those oaks do not drop their leaves all at once or even in the fall! The oak leaves hang on and drop all fall, winter and spring. The leaves get caught on anything in the way when the wind blows. The first chore in the spring is to rake oak leaves that have fallen just before, during, and after snow falls. You will never regret moving those trees elsewhere. The topper is that the leaves are not even an attractive color which might have given a little incentive to keep them., not to mention all the acorns which attract squirrels who will decimate any bird feeders. Your pond and your new plans for streams will thank you!
I would bet money she’ll move them!
I would like to see Monica’s yard updated 😊
I love the shopping videos, especially when you all get to go. ❤
Your Mom made me laugh so hard! That coat
Good morning all have a safe and blessed day ❤️
I love your recaps! Aaron cracked me up with his agave death plant comments.
I honestly love these videos, just on the background when I'm doing other things! Your dynamic is amazing and I love the bit of banter every once and a while, and the editing as well, like with Laura counting the Japanese Maples! Just a delight to watch. 🥰
Great recap ! Truly enjoy you both. Love the laughs about the killer agave, be careful Aaron !! Wear safety glasses ! Have a great day everyone !
Funny Sunday recap. Dying 😂 at “Killer Agave” convo. Love the updates. I’m trying to create a no dig garden bed this year and it’s a WIP. Rain has been helping 😅 wish me luck folks!
A sun shade strung over one part of the pond would be nice. Add some fun and up structure
I am so looking forward to seeing your mom and dad's house renovations and I can understand why your mom wants to wait until it is pretty much completed... 😊
.{I would be the same way!!!}
Oh my gosh . Aaron and his Death Plant made me laugh so hard that I had a cough attack afterwards. Too funny!
Wahoo!! laura and aaron used my question!!! unsure why this is such a joy to me but it is!!!!!
Oh Aaron! You’d JUST lose an eye! Lololol!
Agaves are a fundamental component to every low desert landscape! I just planted 7 during our cool weather months! And then there’s a few in terracotta pots. They definitely need to be respected, handled with TLC, AND gloves!
31:34 THESE ONES makes me crazy. 🤪 ahhh felt good to get out
Poor Aaron... bet he dreaded hearing the plant shipment included magaves/agaves. "Death plant".😂
You two are so funny at times to watch, the way you look at each other. I sure love watching Garden Answer. Keep up the great work (and fun too).
I cant wait to see the lilies you put in the pond
I was so excited to get the Garden Answer t-shirt for my birthday from my sweet sister; but wondering if I should have waited for the “Killer Plant” t-shirt! lol
Do not wear Garden Answer merch out in public if you are an introvert……everyone assumes that you are Laura Jr and have ALL THE ANSWERS!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Most hilarious video yet: Aaron- "Man has been stabbed 17 times." Laura- "His name is Aaron."
Aaron totally cracks me up!! Love Sunday morning highlights and coffee..It's the best way to start the day!! ❤️
Loveeeee the painter’s house! I think adding more black looks so nice! 🖤🤍🏡
Aaron is so funny! Love his sarcasm.
Just love starting my day with the two of you ❤ you are wonderful in every way ❤
The death plant...I am in stitches hahahahahahaaa thank you both for the entertainment. The banter is hilarious! Poor Aaron. Be safe, my friend be safe!
Paraphrasing 'The Little Prince' by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry...
"Flowers have thorns just for spite. Flowers are weak creatures. They are naïve. They believe that their thorns are terrible weapons . . .They reassure themselves as best they can."
Love the painter's house. Black trim, columns and ground fx, with the white bricks. Modern and yet classic. Thanks for the pic! :D
OHHHH MYYYY GOODNESS!!! my husband and I have been battling weeds in our rock wall and in our yard for years. And every time I hear you to talk about Captain Jack’s dead weed brew and dead lawn brew (I think it’s called) I think maybe we should try that. Well last weekend we finally did. Every weed on the rock wall was dead within 24 hours I mean crumbly, crunchy dead, we have never seen anything like this before! We immediately listened to you two a few years ago when you were talking about your Hoselink & bought it…love it!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you Laura & Aaron for your wise advice!
Your editor needs a raise!!! ❤❤❤
You guys should tag these as comedies. I just love it
We live in the city in DFW, TX and we have ducks that fly over who spot our pool & will swoop down to take a leisurely swim. We also have frogs that love the pool. We have a beach front entry pool and I saw what looked like a very fine necklace chain in the water of the beach front. I got a twig to lift it up & low & behold it was a very long string of frog eggs 😳
Wow!
Aaron! So dramatic 😂. I was dying! Love watching your recaps!
Thank you for all for sharing this with us..
Love the banter back and forth!
Blessings to you all!
Did you have any idea the pond was going to be such a huge expensive ongoing chore? It's beautiful for sure, but the work involved would keep me away from such a large installation. Trees are a part of nature, they drop their leaves that is what they do. You have always said you want a hidden natural retreat, if you remove the trees because they have leaves it is no longer natural. I remember when I was a kid those types of purses were all around. In fact, we had one that was an alligator (?) purchased in Florida. LOL it was a thing in those days.
OMG, the first thing I thought was why they would want this nightmare. Apparently, they've never had a pond. Ignorance is bliss.
I would not want that type of pond with the work involved! I have a 2 acre pond in my front yard that I don’t have to do anything to besides weed eat around and that is all the work I am willing to do. Lol
To the pond "whiners".. Everything in life is a lot of trouble. Kids, pets, plants, hedges, horses, ageing parents, etc. Folks just pick where to spend their own time and treasure. ⏰️ 💰.
Ouch..... ageing parents.....😅😅😅
@@inabotha4657 I'm with ya!
Oh boy...Aaron and his Agave..."a plant that could kill you...one wrong move, and you're dead"! This had me in stitches! I couldn't laugh out loud as my husband was sleeping. I watched this three times and laughed each time!
My wacky friends gave me an armadillo purse years ago. It looks just like the one you showed. Thanks for the laugh
Thank You for the enjoyable recap :)
Great tip on watering young trees, Aaron.
You Both are amazing! Love the banter
It’s 6:30 am in N Central Texas and I’m hearing Aaron’s news alert, “ man fell into agave plant and sliced up?” 😂😂😂❤I am cracked up!!!
I agree with Laura on removing the oak trees from the pond area!!! We have large oak trees and I hate the ugly brown leaves in the fall and it’s such a pain to clean up! The pollen is ridiculous in Spring and there will be a film of yellowish-green dust everywhere!!! And don’t get me started on the acorns! Save yourselves! 😂😉
Great recap video! Thanks for sharing
So interesting to watch the dynamic between you too, bravo. Thanks for all your videos they are so lovely and make me a better gardener for sure.
Aaron you are so funny! 😆 killer agave. I love it! “Aaron you are a little too much” 😂😂😂
I would absolutely love the pink.
Another awesome recap!
Good morning!🌻🐝
Good morning! Thank you for another fun recap!
In Japan, maple trees are known as kaede. Which is also my granddaughter middle name! My daughter is the one who introduced me to your channel and we watch every video. Hello Amber!
Love the editing
Thanks Aaron and Laura!
So inspiring