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I squealed with delight when I seen the title. I immediately messaged my daughter, who lives 1.5 hours away to watch. Thank you, Susan, for joining in. I loved hearing the thoughts between you both. I think this should be a regular segment "Gardening with Mom"
Yes! Absolutely! I love this too.
Agreed!!!
Loved this also. Didn’t realize mom’s name is “Susan” just like mine 😮 I’ve always liked my name and grew up in nearby Eastern Washington.
Squealing over here as well
Agreed I loved it 😊
every girl wishes to have a Mom like yours .. what a special bond you have with each other.
❤So very true 💖
Loving you and your mom doing these
Amen, so blessed!
Yes! I am hopeful to be like this with my daugher as she matures!
And every Mom hopes to have a daughter like Laura.
Barn Quilts were used 300 years ago to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune to immigrants settling in Pennsylvania and eventually into other parts of the country. They were also used for travelers to identify certain properties. We have them in rural Virginia also. I love them! So pretty!
Thank you for your information on barn quilts, so pretty and lovely to see. ☮
Barn Quilts are also an art form. Many "Barn Quilt Trails" in Ohio. They are placed on garages & houses as well as barns. Also might show that a "quilter" lives there 😊
Yup, we used to call them "hex signs" around here (western NY).
Oh wow never knew that about the barn quilts, sort of like history good to know
Thanks for the interesting history💛💙
I watch everything your mom is in!! I wish she had her own channel. She’s such an inspiration! Thanks Mom!!
Agreed! Always great to see the tree that the Apple didn't fall too far from😁
Yes, her spirit is very welcoming. And she has a beautiful smile.
Oh my gosh! I vote to make “Cocktails & Comments” a regular feature! ❤you two are just the best😊
Yes and all viewers should also have cocktail in hand 🍹
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Here! Here! A resounding yes for Cocktails and comments!
I love how this was formatted. You see the pictures and the both of you at the same time. You reactions to the pictures. Did an excellent job on the format.
I agree! Great job!
Yes! Love the little portraits appearing magically superimposed on the gardens.
Kudos to the editing 🎉!
And Ken adding the 'stache' pic!
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Anytime your mother is present, it's a treat!
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I could have watched this for hours. Like antique shopping, a “Gardens today with Mom” would be a great series.
Such a great idea! Garden Answer Gardens with Mom! 💕
I second that!!!
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The yellow plant from a submission in Manitoba Canada that Laura and her mom was unsure of is called a Lady Slipper orchid, in case anyone is curious. Beautiful garden submissions. I’ve enjoyed watching all 5 of the videos.
Lady Slippers are so magical 😍 They can be finicky about where they grow so that patch must really be loving their location!
They sell them at Trader Joe's when they are in season and blooming. Beautiful!
It’s so refreshing to see a Zone 3 garden and what can be accomplished in these harsh climates. Makes me admire the gardener even more for finding what works. Bravo!!
The things hanging on the barns are called Hex signs. Different images, colors, and patterns are supposed to offer blessings or protection. I live in Amish country in PA and almost every barn has Hex signs. My mom loves to do the driving tours around the countryside to see all the gorgeous barns. Thank you again for another beautiful and inspirational video!
I was always told they are called barn quilts and are hung to represent the work women do on the farm which isn’t seen on the land the way men’s work is.
@@GwynneDear That’s really cool! I’ve never heard that before. From a quick google search, it looks like hex signs and barn quilts aren’t the same thing. Barn quilts are inspired by hex signs but lean more towards quilting designs. Hex signs are Penn Dutch and their designs have specific meanings and are meant to protect or “place a hex” on the buildings to protect them from harm.
@@sustainabetty8069 I’m from southwest Virginia and we have a big Mennonite community here, which is where you see the most barn quilts, so it makes sense that the two are connected.
Hi, Laura. I love your videos; as a hobby, I am a native plant specialist and gardener for the U.S. and am currently pursuing my master's in biomedical engineering. You DO have tons of cacti native to your area, which I believe is the Great Basin and Range. But from other videos, I know you look for plants such as lupine. You have tons of native lupine in your area, and not only are they indigenous, but many are also extremely drought tolerant and prefer your highly alkaline soil. They also act more as a ground cover/shrub, blooming profusely. These include:
-Lupinus polyphyllus
-Lupinus leucophyllus
-Lupinus rivularis
-Lupinus argenteus
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The quilts on barns celebrates the history throughout Oregon’s countryside. One can travel around Oregon and follow a quilt trail. I used to think a quilt on a barn designated the barn as a historical site but as it turns out, it’s all about the quilt. During the Revolutionary War, Barn Quilts were used to show American forces that the area was safe, secure, and supplies were available.
My step mom has Barn Quilts and belongs to a group here in Northern Utah that has a “follow the quilt trail” group.
How would you keep it from getting ruined from the elements
@@jeanbrewer576 they aren’t cloth. They are wooden replicas of quilt squares often used back then.
@@jeanbrewer576 hi Jean -- to make one, you can use marine ply or other wood you have. you'll use an exterior primer paint, two coats of your exterior paint, and then at least one top coat for the elements. :)
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Aaron sounds like my husband who is always ready to give away what HE doesn't want .....Love the humor
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Laura, I'm sure Aaron will agree with me here, but you should let your momma have that white arbor. It would be so cool to see what she can do with it in her garden space and it sounds like she has a plan for it, too! You can take us on the ride along when you show up and try and sneak it in her space like she tried to do with the plant stand in the Hartley!
Your mom is just fabulous. She’s all of our mom now ❤ I immediately watch all of your videos featuring her
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The yellow flowers you guys were wondering if they were orchids are called “Lady Slippers” and actually grow in the wild here in zone 3 … they are a very rare find so very special when you do!! Score one for us die hard zone 3ers who watch with envy at all the plant options you can grow 🥰🥰
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I came across some while hiking on Monhegan Island, Maine. They are beautiful! I'm in zone 6a and had never seen them before.
Yes! Lady slippers are Minnesota's state flower.
Hi y'all... We have them here in Tennessee. Primarily in the Great Smoky Mountain. They also grow in a pink color. Beautiful flowers. Love it when you Mom is in the videos. Hugs from Nashville .... Jill 🤠
The lady slippers also come in white. They are a thrill to spot while out hiking.
Ahhhh I wanted to see Justin's pallet raised beds filled🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😊
What an excellent idea. Reusable source of wood!
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Drinking in my fancy greenhouse with my mom gushing over gardens, life goals 😂
Right? Who knew 😉
Just as you imagined 2 years ago! congrats on fulfilling dreams. Your mom and you are fab together.
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Thank you Susan for your guest appearance, it was fun listening to both of you analyzing the pictures. I hope you will consider doing this again, not that we don’t love Aaron. ❄️💚🙃
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I wish I could be more like Susan. She’s a treasure. She and I are about the same age but she is eons ahead of me in the love, joy, patience and kindness departments. I wish I had Laura’s joy, energy and creativity. There are no bounds to what she can do. Love them both!
Their appreciation and adoration of all things beautiful is so uplifting!!!!! Stay positive.🌹 Like attracts like!❤♥
I'm pretty sure she was a nurse, so she thrives on service to others, nurturing and healing. They are all very strongly connected to Aaron's father's church, that's how Aaron and Laura met. They were both doing work with the church. People involved in spiritual life have friends and family and church members that support and inspire each other. Service to others, joy, kindness, generosity etc. are contagious, yes? 🙏🌞👼
I wish the same Angela. Laura and her Mom are such special ladies
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She is so genuinely sweet and gentle. It flows from her so naturally. The whole family seems that way, but Susan has likely set the tone. Samantha Grace appears to be naturally showing the same traits as her grandmother
Oh my goodness, please have your mom on all of these inspiration videos! She is the best and y’all’s convos are always so sweet!
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Awww ... Gift The Arbor To Your Mother Laura ... On Mother's Day.
" When you love someone, you sacrifice. " ~ Kiera Cass
She DID surprise Laura with the plant stand right behind them. I agree. I was taught to spend the rest of my life taking care of my parents since they gave us life and supported us for decades!
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Always love when you & your Mom do anything together. Y’all are so in sync. ❤
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I loved the insertion of Tom Sellek and his foliage stache! 🤣🤣🤣. Great video, well formatted. Love seeing Susan with Laura. Always a treat when they get together. 💚💚💚
I did not want this video to end! Your Moms laughter is contagious! You are so fortunate to have your mom! Cherish these moments!
The orchid like flower could be a lady slipper, they grow wild here in Michigan. The art on the barn is a reproduction of a family bed quilt. Barn quilts began as a way to honor a loved one with a gorgeous piece of folk art. Love the Laura and mom videos.
Agree - that’s a lady slipper. They grow wild on my property In Atlantic Canada
You should invite your mom each week. She adds so much knowledge and her laugh is fun! 😂
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Susan has joy so refreshing. Laura and her mom have such fun together.
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Okay, I’m not the only person who upon reading the title stopped watching whatever was on and tuned in straight away. Yippie, Susan, Laura and Aaron. What a great Friday morning surprise. Thank you.
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The thing that I so enjoy is that MOMA laughs, giggles, and brings so much JOY to every video! We LoVE you MOMA!!!! Thanks for being in this video. Happy Valentine's Day, 🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎
Love when you and your mom get together. It always puts a smile on my face. It makes me miss my mom.
Hello Leighs how are you doing,
where are you from?
Good morning!
Your mom is such a vibe. 💛
Yes, keep this mini series going..I love seeing other gardens, they give me such joy and inspiration to try different plants. Your Mom is such a hoot and love seeing her perspective. So he isn't left out, Aaron you're great too.
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So now Laura you'll have to go and set the arbor up in her yard for her as a surprise - like she did with the Hartley plant stand. 😇
Exactly!
What a beautiful relationship the two of you have!!!
Mom sure does add a fun, sweet dimension to the video also! ❤
I never comment but I just had to say I laughed out loud when you made that face at Aaron. I make that face at my husband when he offers up things that I love and he doesn't. 🤣🤣🤣
Love how you & your mom always romance the ordinary...right down to the fancy ice cubes in your drinks.🍹💖
Am I the only one really sad that I haven't seen my garden? I know you're getting thousands, though. And what you're showing is beautiful.
How exciting to see my home garden and church garden in this week's garden inspiration! Thanks so much!! It was really fun to watch you and your mom together -- it's like going on a garden tour with your best garden buddy! Not sure if this comment will be seen in the bazillions of comments, but just to clarify a couple of the plants if anyone is curious.... the purple plant in the church garden is 'Pale Puma' Purple Heart (Setcreasea pallida) (not coleus), and the yellow is Zexmenia (Wedelia texana) (not coreopsis), a couple of Texas tough perennials. Thanks again. So enjoying this series and all the beautiful gardens!
My garden was featured too! I am over the moon! 🎉🎉
Thank you so much for taking the time to give the names! They are both in my zone, so that was super helpful. I appreciate you. 🌷🌷
Laurel in St. Paul here (the first video/photos). You are both welcome to visit my garden anytime! 😊 How fun to hear your mom's comments too!
Your garden is beautiful!!!
Your garden is beautiful!!!!
@@heatherw.2751 Thank you!! It's worth the hard work for sure! ❤️
@@angelaengler2387 Thank you so much! I definitely love being out there! 🙂
Awwwww it’s always a good morning to wake up to Laura and her sweet mom❤❤❤
We all wish we were that “ Mother”! She is a breath of fresh air
I wish I could be more like Susan. She’s a treasure. She and I are about the same age but she is eons ahead of me in the love, joy, patience and kindness departments. I wish I had Laura’s energy and creativity. There are no bounds to what she can do. Love them both!
My mom sucked.......thank you for sharing yours and letting some if experience a true mother......she is the sweetest!!!!!!
I want to compliment everything about this. But special shout out to your video editor who did a brilliant job of making it so interesting and fun. More please!
That would be Ken!
The yellow flowers are lady slippers. They grow wild in Atlantic Canada. Other common colours are pink and white. They are actually endangered and it’s illegal to pick them. I’ve never seen them in garden Centers in our area. I’d love to grow them!
The pink and white variety of Lady Slipper Cyperdium Orchids are the state flower of Minnesota. So beautiful!
@@shellyroman1321 they’re also the provincial flower of Prince Edward Island on the east coast of Canada. I love them so much!
The yellow orchids from the Manitoba garden are called Ladyslippers. They are a native plant but are not to be disturbed or taken from the wild. Thankfully, Ladyslippers are beginning to show up commercially, which enables gardens like this to have a collection. In certain areas, they are pink, although they are rare.
They grow in the Detroit Lakes area in Minnesota, too😀 a friend of mine told me they have pink ones on their property 😍
Yes, these were my Grandmas' favorite flower. She used to take us on nature walks to see what was growing, and always got excited if we came across a Ladies Slipper. Seeing those brought back fun memories. 😊
We have pink Lady slippers in the woods here on Massachusetts! Thankfully they have been protected for many decades and are becoming more abundant in the wild. ❤️
I think the interaction of you and your mom is my favorite format. She adds to the experience of the gardens.
When I saw your mom in the still shot of the video I almost spilled my coffee! I love watching the two of you interact and learn so much from both of you. Thank you both for doing this video❤
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Kudos to all the gardeners who submitted photos! Wow!!
Thank you
Barn Quilts can be traced back to the start of our country. It is thought that early European immigrants may have brought the idea with them. Originally barns were not painted but had pieces of artwork hung on them to identify the owner and location. Quilting was a craft and skill taught to young women in the home. Hex Signs and Other Barn Decorations,” documented a few of what he believes are the ancient markings of hex signs: the four-pointed star signifies good luck, five points protect the barn from lightning, six points signify love and marriage, eight points fertility and a sixteen-pointed star was sure to bring prosperity to a farm.
I’d love to find one (or two) to hang on our shed! Thank you!
it would be so awesome if u could somehow point at the plants being spoken of, i have such a hard time finding that which u are highlighting since i dont know the names to the vast majority 😢. love this series, please do not end them
You 2 Ladies are such a joy to watch. The chortling, giggling and laughing, so cute. And a cocktail to boot!
What a JOY to spend some time this morning, sharing a beverage with Laura and Susan as they guide us through the beautiful garden spaces from friends all over the world. Thank you for inviting us to share this time with you♡ Blessings to you for an amazing weekend!
First time watching with Laura and her mom and I understand better. There is a soothing quality to Laura's mom's voice and your ideas blend☺☺
Oh my goodness, I love your mother! I'm so glad you had her on here with you.
I think that cactus is called a prickly pear, because the fruits are edible and it look like pears
Yup, or their scientific name, opuntia! I love the prickly pear family.
Here in the high desert, zone 8b, the prickly pair pads, also called nopales in spanish, are used like green peppers. Much milder flavor. The pads can be purchased stripped of their thorns and outer skin. The fruit forms after the bloom. Loved by wildlife.
And pear cactus jelly is really tasty!
I've heard they are also good for the prostate a friend of mine told me this she's from Mexico and a herbalist
@@dianequist835 And syrup 😋!!
I do enjoy these videos. However, having your Mom with you made it extra special. She is a delight to watch. Thank you
I find myself smiling, laughing and talking to you and your mom, when you're in a video together! So much fun!
EVERYTHING FROM THE COMMENTARY TO THE EDITING IS A TOTAL CHAOS AND I LOVE IT 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I always enjoy watching your channel. I happily live vicariously through you as my home is an apartment on the second floor (always in shade), however, after seeing the fifth floor balcony garden in Indiana I realized in that moment what I can do! Thank you for everything you do!
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Yes! You should! I started on an apartment balcony and learned so much about gardening just from growing things in containers. A couple tips: get the biggest containers you can fit up there because watering is challenging and bigger retains more moisture. Also, if storage of your pots is an issue in the winter just leave the soil in them and stick some evergreen foliage in to make them decorative all winter too. 🙂
Laura- you and your Mom are so cute! And the face you gave Aaron when talking about the piece that’s behind your barn! Reminds me of me with my Hubby! I guess that’s a universal look! Ha!❤
Mine too, ask me first before thinking about giving any thing away lol
How I wish my own beautiful Mother was still here - she really would have loved watching this with me. Susan is probably around my age, but your relationship reminds me so much of me & my own mother. Never, ever take time with your mothers for granted.
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These videos make me miss my mama so much too! Lost her in 2016, and man, the missing is STRONG! 💔 Ur advice of nvr taking time with our moms for granted is so true! 🥰💞
I am 63 and enjoy watching you and your Mom because I miss mine so much. Loved all the beautiful gardens.
I believe the plant that looks like an orchid from Manitoba is called a Lady Slipper and they are wild orchids
"They've got their thinkin' cap on" Hahah you guys crack me up. So wholesome and sweet. I love watching all your videos, but especially when Mom joins.
Loving all of the inspirational videos, my baby girl and I watch every morning. The flower at 29:35 is Cypripedium parviflorum (also known as Lady's Slipper) part of the orchid family, it is native to North America. I was introduced to it by my grandfather when I was young during hikes near his home in Bissett Creek, Ontario, Canada zone 4a, it grows wild in the forests up here, by far my favorite wildflower.
I literally rushed to watch the video when I saw your mom. I love watching your interactions with each other. I miss the relationship that I had with my mom. You are truly blessed to have her around. Thanks for sharing her with us.
I'm not really a fan of blue fescue grass but that last garden has changed my mind. That was beautiful.
I love your Mom, You, and Aaron discussing the gardens. God is a great Creator and Gardener!
Looking at all these photos of everyone's gardens really makes me want spring to get here and to go and get a country home with a babbling Brook running through it and a back drop of trees. Just love all the gardens .
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Aaron and Laura, I so enjoy your daily videos! I’ve been able to learn so much from you Laura as you share your gardening with us. Aaron you are so supportive with everything she does. I do love these segments with looking at what others have created in their garden spots. Laura have such a close and loving relationship with your sweet mother. You both are lucky to be living in close proximity of both your parents. Your adorable children grow up close to their grandparents. That is such a special relationship for them to have. Thank you again for taking the time out of your busy lives to share a part of your day with us. ❤
Barn quilts tell stories about individual farms, historical events or communities while also adding visual interest to the countryside and increasing rural tourism
Love when your mom shows up, she is such a delight, and you two together is awesome. I’m sure Aaron was thankful to get on the other side today 😊. Such a beautiful series these gardens have been. TYFS
I remember loving the jacaranda trees that grew everywhere in Southern California when I lived there, after they finish blooming the petals fall and look like purple snow.
I love that Toni of Toni's Signature Gardens sent in photos of her yard. She is one of our area Master Gardener and I love driving by her home. The front is filled with natives that are always so beautiful to see and not just the typical manicured yard. Dreaming of her helping me achieve something as beautiful as she has achieved here in our North Texas area of DFW, Zone 8a. Love you and your sweet mom's comments. It's always a blast when you two are together!
Awe, thank you! It was so exciting to be featured this week! We finally got a Texas garden in! Yahoo! I better get out there and do my winter cleanup! Definitely NOT manicured right now. Eeeeek!! But Spring is coming!
☕️Good morning Susan and Laura, and all GA friends. A lovely way to begin any day, seeing all the spectacular gardens and sharing them with you two…you both are a hoot!! Compliments to the gardeners on their beautiful creations, and wow, the talent! Thank you for the fun giggles and a nod to Aaron in the background. Thank you for the inspiration and this much needed break in the winter months. 💚🌷💚🌷💚🌷💚💖
People have pretty gardens everywhere but lots of work goes into working them to make them gorgeous.
These videos are so much fun. It feels like I’m sitting at the table watching with you and enjoying your reactions.
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Drumroll...the moment we've all been waiting for...a sit down with Susan! ❤️
You and your mom are so precious together. Love watching both of you. ❤ 💗 💖
Loved hearing Laura and Mom critiquing the beautiful gardens!! Please repeat format!
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To the question about barn quilts! My grandma always told me that back in the day, a quilt on the barn meant is was a safe space for refuge for slaves on the underground railroad. I'm not sure the truth behind this, but love to belive in the idea. Today they are more of a tradition. In my state, Iowa, they are very common. There are many "trails" promoted in our communities where visitors can follow a map and see various barn quilts along a route. I have painted a handful of quilts myself. We have a large 6x6 ft. One on our barn along with smaller 18x18 in seasonal ones in our garden. I have also painted some for others' barns in our area.
I have not heard about the painted quilts on barns representing the Underground Railroad, but there are documented truths on the actual quilts displayed for signs in refuge or in knowing what direction to continue their journey.
I love mum's input witty, practical and unexpected perspective! Love the tandem.
Laura Garden Answer last night we have nopales or cactus leaf, the leafs get clean take the torns of with knife or pealer, wash and dry its a bit kind like aloe sticky, but if you dry it well and grill it with olive oil and salt, and est it with grill meat and a gril mexican style salsa, is yummy, also you cut it in small pieces steam it a bit then wash to take away the stickynes you can also use water with ice,and add in pico de gallo tomatoes onions chop cilantro lemon salt and jalapeño add the cactus or nopal as we call it, and there you have a pico de gallo ready to eat with some gill meats or chicken..is healthy for diabetic people i use ith in vegetable fruits shake🤷♀️ also..
Thanks for the info 😊
Just love when your mom is in any video. I will immediately watch those. I like what another viewer said - She’s all of our Mom now. Great editing.
Yayy! I love these, so much inspiration for my gardens! Keep these going to 100!
Love your gardens!
I'm excited for your tours to start again!
100+ episodes would be great
The quilt blocks you see on barns across the country (and Canada) are typically part of a local "quilt trail". The trail honors pioneers and especially the women who quilted. Folks who add a quilt block to their barn usually pick a quilt block that represents their area, their farms, etc. In my area of apple ranches, wineries and Christmas tree farms, the blocks generally represent whatever they grow and sell. The owner picks the type of block, colors, and pays for the block to be made and installed. Fun!
Your Mom is the sweetest 💗
After a while of watching you would think you could become less impressed by the different gardens.. but I feel like a kid in a toy store! Every garden provokes a WOOWW how pretty!!!! 😂just stunning and magical!
I bet you could bribe your mom to join you every week for this garden picture series in exchange for that rusty arbor! I love it when your mom joins in.
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Love this segment. You should have your own TV Garden Show, But as the show progresses and you ladies are three sheets to the wind, the real fun of the show begins. 😂
You should’ve seen the biggest smile on my face when I saw today’s video title. I love anything with your Mom in it. She’s so fun and has such beautiful energy. Love this video series!
Mom's here! Love it when you two get together. Such wonderful loving banter. Those lady slipper orchids at minutes 29 to 30 brought brought tears to my eyes. We have a beautiful pink lady slipper that grows wild here in Virginia. That stand is amazing! These videos are so enjoyable. So glad you are continuing this series. I go back and look at them, pausing over those that spark an idea for my own garden or just wallowing in their beauty.
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A real joy seeing other’s creativity and hearing the commentary of two seasoned and skilled super-creatives.
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Hi Laura, Aaron and Susan! I enjoy seeing both Aaron and Susan in these videos. Both bring a different view. Laura, I agree with Aaron, give your Mom the arbor! She did give you the beautiful plant stand. I agree with Susan, too, that it would look much better at their place. All of the submissions were very pretty. Thank you so much for sharing and to those whose submissions were picked!
Yay!!! Time with Laura and her Mom, and gorgeous gardens!!! Great start to the day!
Aaron’s “focus” response to the blue fescue! 😂
Such beautiful gardens! And I LOVED that your Mom was with you…definitely hope she joins you for the rest of the series!