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Комментарии • 402

  • @janielangley5507
    @janielangley5507 Год назад +157

    I didn’t know that microwave flower drying was a thing. I always learn something from you. Thank you, Laura!

  • @seriouslyreally5413
    @seriouslyreally5413 Год назад +4

    We used all my enormous nursing school theory textbooks to press a large number of native wildflowers gathered in our pasture and around the county, to make a wildflower book for my daughter's 11th grade biology assignment. She collected, dried and mounted the dried flowers on white linen paper, labeled them with their scientific name and then being the art student that she is, used colored pencils to sketch an illustrated picture of each flower before inserting the pages into a clear document sleeve and putting them in a binder. She got an A.

  • @blancahumphrey532
    @blancahumphrey532 Год назад +46

    Wow you are never too old to learn something new. At 84, I just found a new project for a gloomy winter month, Thank you ,Laura.

  • @callikohl5698
    @callikohl5698 Год назад +14

    Good morning all. That letuuce looks delicious.

  • @deshgouri
    @deshgouri Год назад +1

    Laura! Someone has been using your name and picture and commenting super suspicious things in this thread. Hope you see this

  • @sunflowerflight
    @sunflowerflight Год назад +9

    Good Morning Laura! I have a totally unrelated question to this video. Would you ever consider writing a gardening book if given the opportunity? I feel like all gardeners could benefit from your knowledge and expertise. Hope you have an amazing day!

  • @kerryjean2223
    @kerryjean2223 Год назад +1

    Oh. Now I realise why my Larkspur seeds haven't popped up anywhere. Living in the hottest, driest part of the world, except for my garden x 💜💚💜🙏😇🇦🇺💜💚💜🌱🌼🌼🌼🕊️🕊️🕊️

  • @oldcapitolscribe4298
    @oldcapitolscribe4298 Год назад

    After discovering your chicken coop video, I then watched two other videos you have created. Thank you for producing quality videos with terrific information we can all use. I grow flowers in the garden; however, I have never dried flowers. I will in 2023. Thanks for the inspiration and information.

  • @kristydudgeon.
    @kristydudgeon. Год назад

    Just waiting to see the update of Laura flinging open that drawer with the pressed flowers and finding out they go everywhere 😂

  • @kitstah9741
    @kitstah9741 Год назад +3

    Good morning! 🌻🐝

  • @ellenpratt19
    @ellenpratt19 Год назад +100

    Who thinks that microwave flower kits are about to be sold out?!?!

  • @janetthornton7909
    @janetthornton7909 Год назад +10

    This fall I saved hollyhock seeds. I dried the flowers and then placed a dried petal in each seed packet so I could see the color each plant would be. My friends I shared seeds with appreciated seeing the flower color they can expect when the plants bloom.

  • @erinpeterson4675
    @erinpeterson4675 Год назад +4

    Love how you whispered when you took the flowers out of the microwave. Like your babies just waking up. You’re the best, Laura.

  • @L_MD_
    @L_MD_ Год назад +2

    I remember I used to microwave flowers with my nanna when I was younger. She’d put the flowers between paper towels or old tea towels, (100% cotton). Then she’d put something heavy on top and they’d come out pretty much the same as yours :) memories xo

  • @claudiaceleste777
    @claudiaceleste777 Год назад +4

    I can imagine Benjamin and Samantha in decades to come reminiscing over how their parents grew them an indoor lawn once, such a fun and endearing memory.

  • @ljaneport
    @ljaneport Год назад

    Those trays are beautiful. You should pour acrylic or resin over them and make a beautiful tray for your tea parties.

  • @robby9710
    @robby9710 Год назад +16

    You Miss Laura are awe inspiring, God bless you for all you teach us. At my age I am proud to say you are keeping me a sponge who loves coming to class. My husband & I can't wait to share some of the things you've taught us with our children and our little granddaughters. 💗💗

  • @sueweddell9143
    @sueweddell9143 Год назад +1

    Absolutely gorgeous ❤❤❤ You are absolutely amazing

  • @ItsWhateverality
    @ItsWhateverality Год назад +26

    I kind of chuckled at the "first taste of spring" comment Laura made 😂 The first day of Winter was December 21. It has only been winter for 3 weeks. There is still plenty of winter to go! But I feel you, the recent string of a little bit warmer weather has been really nice recently and has definitely encouraged me to get outside more. Love your videos, the grass box you have going is looking great!

  • @becoming.miss.self-sufficient
    @becoming.miss.self-sufficient Год назад +1

    I haven't owned or used a microwave in +5yrs but seeing this makes me wanna run out and get a microwave and that microwave flower press immediately!