I hope you have enjoyed celebrating your children and your family over the past couple of weeks. May God continue to bless and enrich your lives. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of it all❤
@@susanwoywood6334 Agreed!! That’s probably why Douglas and Russell growl at each other. They’re not fighting over territory, they’re fighting over Laura!! 😂
Good morning! 16 degrees & snow on the ground and Laura is wearing sandals!! Lol! You have so many beautiful plants in the Hartley. Loving the geraniums. Spring is around the corner, we just have to get past this frigid snap and the snow. Stay warm. Hope you all enjoyed the birthday celebrations.
I was just saying the same thing! We have 25 degrees, no snow and I have to wear very warm booties!! 😂😂😂 I don’t know how she can wear sandals with that temperature!! 🥶
That plant on the floor is a Monstera Deliciosa. The older it gets, the more fenestrations the leaves get, especially if you allow it to climb. You should get a Monstera deliciosa ‘Thai Constellation’; it is gorgeous.
I was just reading thai constellations are about to become more common and cheaper in the us. I guess some growers were having breakthroughs in their reproduction
@@SdragonflyS You can now get a small one for ~$50. I got mine last year for $60 from a local nursery. It’s more widely produced now thanks to tissue culture. Still not Costa Farms Trending Tropicals level though because they do grow slow and more prone to root rot if you’re not careful.
Oh How I’d love to have a space warm enough to get to take care of my plants & wear sandals when there’s snow on the ground outside! 🪴😎😂😂 I just love the Hartley…it’s a beautiful structure!😍 Currently it’s 6* here in central Ohio❄️🌨️🥶
wow, that is just the greatest view... inside, all warm and cozy and full of green, thriving plants... outside, a blanket of snow covering everything and letting it sleep.. and then, Russell, window peeping to see if he can take a nap in the chair while you're in there 😁 postcard perfect! 🥰❤thanks for the video!! 🥰❤
🍀Good morning Laura and Aaron. 😊. So, I have a 14 hour ✈️ flight tomorrow and I told myself DO NOT watch todays video. “Download it and save for the flight”, I told myself. But, you think I could? I have zero will power and I’ve gone through two whole days of withdrawals - missing your dailies. 🤣. I couldn’t resist. Great video today. I’ve been eyeing all the plants in the Hartley for some time now as you put out videos and hoping you’d pause and refresh us on all the plants. My cup is full! ☕️ Happy Saturday to all. 😊🍀🇨🇦
What about glass shelves Laura? Like Claus Dalby has in his greenhouse. It could be a good way to raise some of your plants up and not have to hang them 🪴
Thanks Laura! Recently discovered your channel! I am in Australia so I have to watch your old videos for tips to suit the our summer right now! My Chihuahua- Major, knows your voice and whenever I watch your videos, he will sit and wait for Russell to come on. He waited long enough today and saw Russell right at the end 😂🎉🎉🎉
Good morning Laura and Aaron! 25 degrees here in my part of N.C. but midway through next week it will warm up for us. I hear what sounds like cold symptoms in your voice so praying for you and your family to gain strength and be healthy in this weather. Hugs from N.C..❤
So good to see you today. We missed you for a couple of days,and was worried about you and your family in this bitter cold weather! We are in Georgia and with our humidity and temps in the single digits,we are freezing 🥶🥶.So happy to see you guys and your Hartley. Take care of your beautiful family and may God continue to bless you all ❤️ (and the kitties too ! take care of your cold.You are like family to us!🥰💕🤧
I would really encourage you guys to look into a small reverse osmosis filtration system to go under your sink in the Hartley. They are small enough to go under a kitchen sink. You would avoid leaf spotting all your plants in there. It would slow the mineralization of the terracotta pots. Just a suggestion.
My husband bought me a hanging basket of Pure Winners Surefire rose begonias for Mother's Day 2023. They dropped all of their foliage this fall when I left them out during our 1st snowfall. I put them in the garage with No water. They were dry as a bone when I realized they didn't have a tuber. I decided to just bring the twigs inside & pot them up around my dracena b4 xmas. I put a grow lite on them & watered them ev other week. I'll be darn if they are flushing back & have leaves!! Wow!!😳🤯
It’s so beautiful in your Hartley , it must give you so much joy . The birthday parties for Benjamin and Samantha I’m sure were a great hit . Hope you’re feeling better as well . ❤
Laura, I’m sorry if yall have been sick. Your voice sounds like it. In Alabama here we have been 12 degrees every night and high of 34, for a week now and I’m over it 😂 this is very rare for us. My kids and us have had flu b and all kinds of sicknesses since Christmas. I like to enjoy the moment and current season, but I’m also ready for spring now 😅 I’m sure you might feel the same way. It’s almost here! ❤ Hope yall are doin okay and getting enough rest. Thanks for the videos, they make my days happier and full of inspiration. 😊
Thank you for the tour! Your plants are beautiful. I love how you show your hits and misses. Makes me feel ok about how some of my houseplants are struggling. Your Hartley is gorgeous and I really enjoy when you bring us along for a visit. ❤
Yes Yes Yes. Hang some plants. Your gorgeous Hartley Greenhouse is very bottom heavy. I actually love the height of the large plant on your countertop that adds vertical interest. What a very dreamy place.
🌱Laura, what you called a pink stem at 6:57 is named a Midrib. From the Georgia 4H, these are the parts of a leaf: • Blade: consists of the apex, margin, veins, midrib, and base. It is the large, flat part of the leaf where photosynthesis occurs. • Apex: tip of the leaf • Margin: edge of the leaf • Veins: carry food/water throughout leaf; act as a structure support • Midrib: thick, large single vein along the midline of the leaf • Base: bottom of the leaf • Petiole: the stalk that joins a leaf to the stem; leafstalk • Stipule: the small, leaf-like appendage to a leaf, usually found in pairs at the base of the petiole 🌱
Thanks Laura, fun to see all the plants. It is the time of year that I am looking for houseplants. I would go out to the Hartley with my morning coffee, how beautiful!
I loved this video. I felt like Benjamin, wanting to have each plant explained. Particularly enjoyable was Laura's satisfaction at finding the perfect light & water that causes each plant to thrive.
I just repotted a few of my houseplants yesterday. It only cost about $3 for the new soil. I threw away the coolest Rattle Snake that had mildew or fungus. So bummed about that loss. It helps me to hear about how you handle your plants water needs and bug issues. It’s hard for me to tell if the plants are suffering from not enough water or too much. Apparently my observation skills could use a boost. I also need to work on adding drain holes to the pots. Thanks for the tour in the beautiful Hartley! So heartwarming to see the cats ❤ 😂 (Please feel free to add more videos about common issues with house plants 🪴 How to tell if the plant needs more sun, less sun, more water or less water and what types of fungus issues etc.) Also, I started gifting Amaryllis at Christmas last year and I love getting photos sent to me around this time. They are great gifts! 🎁
So beautiful! You are very lucky you have a green thumb. I love geraniums but nothing lives in Arizona for very long. I love watching you channel to see all the beautiful colors you grow!!
What an amazing surprise video?! On Saturday. Thank you. Ken, Aaron and Laura for work Over Time to upload this amazing video. Happy Belated Birthday To Samantha Grace. There's nothing more important than family. 🎉
I really enjoy when you add some houseplant content. I have recently started adding more houseplants and very much enjoy the hobby. Houseplants and tending to them are good therapy! :)
Could you put some glass shelving around, nothing large but just big enough to put a plant on, here and there. If you have them all over it may block the view out of the windows. But maybe here and there might not be so bad. Love the Hartley. And your channel.
Beautiful space! I think a pedestal style birdbath/fountain would be fantastic in the middle area, and the sound of the water would be magical in there!!!
I’ve had the cork get moldy too when setting a plant (w/o water dripping out) on an absorbable stone coaster. I also had a mushroom growing under a pot indoors recently. 😂
I just watched‘Gardeningwithcreekside’, in Dallas, North Carolina with Jenny and Jerry that visited Laura and Aaron to setup their Greenhouse. They just got their first Proven Winners plugs from Pleasant View in Michigan.Excited to see new plants and dream of Spring. I live in South Carolina,so I shouldn’t complain, but I am ready for warmer temperatures! Stay warm Laura and family ❤️🥶
What a gorgeous space! Regarding putting plants higher, what about anchoring a tall shepherd’s hook in a big pot & hanging a pot from the hook (or even a double one) then planting the base pot as well?
Glad ur teaching Benjamin about Crazy bunny ear cacti 😣😖 2yrs ago my toddler got a hold of a tiny cactus like that one! He was in so much pain! I poured elmers glue on his palms waited as long as could for it to dry, maybe a minute or 2 since he couldnt hold still from the agony. Rubbed it off from wrist to finger tips and it worked! All the horrible spines disappeared 🙌 Worst feeling a plant mom and a boy mom ever. Laura: what do u think aaron? Aaron: well, .. Laura: u like it 17:30 😂
Hey Laura from Nova Scotia, zone 6 (supposedly, previously 5). I am so envious of your Hartley. I just bought a small 6 x 8 plexiglass greenhouse. Have been researching how I could heat it cost effectively in our area. Not looking promising. Think I’ll have to wait a few more months. I so love watching your videos. I am living, and greenhouse gardening, vicariously with you. Can’t wait until spring when I can garden with you. You and your family are so enjoyable to follow. Sending love and good gardening wishes from your friend and follower Lorna. ❤️🌳🌲🌷🌸
Laura, some time ago, Jack did a video at a nursery greenhouse in Florida that grows the Bromeliads. He was showing how to separate them and repot them. So maybe look his video up.
I just love your Hartley and the plant tour was so relaxing! My understanding with regards to bromeliads, once the plant flowers, it shoots out little pups and the mother plant begins to decline. Remove the pups and plant them up!
Cool house plant tour Laura and Aaron. For the philodendron that is on its last leg put a humidity dome on top I'm sure you can get something going they rebound very easily with controlled humidity!
Hi I'm not sure how I missed this video 🤔 Loved all the plants, I have a philodendron and it has babies coming up from the roots so guess what I'm going to be doing this Spring 👏 yay repotting. So beautiful 😍. Thank you Laura and Aaron beautiful video, look who's jumped up on the ledge Mr Russell. 🙂👋
What a beautiful space you have for all of your plants. How I wish I had a space like that! I love seeing all of your plants and how they are thriving.
Awe soooo nice to see the colorful amaryllis and geraniums !! Really enjoy the color this time of the year !!! Thanks Laura and Aaron. I so miss not hearing from Aaron today !!
What an amazing home you and Aaron have created. Seeing the sunlight stream through your gorgeous Hartley with snow in the background brings joy on my rainy day. Thank you for sharing your garden and a little bit of your life with us. The positivity of the channel is a nice escape.
Good morning from North Carolina. I love having my morning coffee and listening to your videos. Seeing your head planter again reminded me of that video and the head planter that I did with my husband. It lives on our screened porch most of the year, but is in the sunroom right now. I am sure it is anxious for spring. Thank you so much.
I love your plants. I just about died seeing the string of Pearls twice I bought them and planted them in a small shallow pot and they keep dying, even though I thought I was giving them all the means to survive light air water. But they do not seem to like my surroundings. I also had the ficus and split-leaf philodendron and they don't like my house either. The Peace Lily loves my house and seems to be the only thing that wants to live here. Thank you for sharing your plants they are beautiful!
That plant next to the Amaryllis is a Monstera Deliciosa. The Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma is not a Monstera, although some people call it a Mini Monstera. The Philodendron White Knight, Pink Princess, etc, need poles to climb and humidity. For the 2 Philodendron you have that are struggling, remove them from the pot and water, inspect the roots. If black, they are rotting. Cut off that part, treat and then you can re-plant to rehab them. The Ficus Klingon and Anastasia- they are Ficus Benjamina. I don’t know how ProveWinners comes up with those names 😂. The Bromeliad only blooms once, so the babies will be the next ones to bloom once they get big enough. Be careful with the cactus with glochids, moving the plant can make some dislodge and fly, so painful.
Love seeing all the beauty inside the Hartley and the snow beauty outside! (My favorite way to experience snow! Videos and pics.) Have you thought of moving the table to the center where the Christmas tree was? Then you could do more of the stacking plant racks along the sides where the table currently is and have more abundant plant space. And it appears you’d have plenty of traffic space around the table for easy movement. Hope you’re feeling better and that the whole family continues to heal and improve. We love y’all and are grateful that you share so much of your life with us.
Oh how we’ve missed you and yours 😘 Loving all of the plants, they are all doing so well! Just a thought…. Have you tried moving your table and chairs to the center, I’m dying to know 😬. Thank you for all of Garden Answer ❤
Our area changed to zone 7a this year from zone 6b. We’ve had a few nights in the past 10 days that have dropped below zero. With wind chills way below zero. I’ve kept my hydrangeas covered as well as my butterfly bush. Last year the polar blast killed my butterfly bush and got the buds on my hydrangeas. I’m praying they will be ok this year.
Love a tour video! And on a Saturday to boot 😊 I can't wait until the spring/summer garden tours start. I've been re-watching some old ones and planning for the upcoming months!
Thank you so much, Laura, Aaron for going through all the plants in the Hartley. When watching videos that you film in the Hartley, I'm listening to you but can't help but look in the background at how lovely your plants are looking and maybe a few might not be so lovely but it's encouraging because sometimes I have some of the same plants that are suffering and when you talk about those it helps me to check and adjust what to do. For the longest time I thought that limey sage green training plant was a type of Helichrystum, so maybe one day I'll see in my local garden nursery. I like the open space and how you set up your plants in Hartley...can't wait for the replant videos! Hope Benjamin and Samantha Grace enjoyed their birthday celebrations!
Laura, beautiful plants in your Heartley! Philodendrons look great! A repotting video would be so cool. Girl, it's super cold and you are wearing flip flop kinda shoes!!!!! Do you walk in those to your house or do you change them to go outside. I am a South Florida girl, maybe that is why I am so surprised. Monstera Deliciosas cuttings grow so easily. The ones without fenestrations belong to your plants. Monstera's cuttings grow leaves according to their age. If you get a cutting from an old one, the fenestrations will be more. Loved this video. I have in my garden now, so many of those plants!
White Fox Aloe!! I picked this up on a plant sale and could not find the name of it because it had no tag. Now I know! Thanks Laura, I’ll be able to find out more about it.
So picturesque! I have the same plant..I believe it’s a monstera, in the rainforest the fenestration of the leaves help the plant with rain and wind. Yours is happy for sure! 1:42
You can cut the lanky branches on the geraniums back. They will thicken up. Put the cut off bits into soil and some will probably root and grow. That's what i do with my geraniums that are outside here in Queensland.
Great to get a video today on a Saturday. After you had some time with your family celebration birthdays of your little ones. Hope you all had lots of fun. times. A beautiful hartley tour of your beautiful plants. And so much space you have now your tree has gone. But it was beautiful in there to Laura. Can't wait for what you do next for us to see. Can't wait for spring so l can get out on my garden. And l know all us gardener's think the same.
I hope you have enjoyed celebrating your children and your family over the past couple of weeks. May God continue to bless and enrich your lives. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of it all❤
Amen ❤
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Did you know Sansevierias purify the air??? Great for the bedroom ✨
Seeing Russell at the Hartley shows how much he just wants to be with the love of his life, Laura. 🐈 (He’s not hungry.) 😊
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@@Septoma3 Right! I think Douglas feels the same about Laura, as does Russell. Laura has both of their hearts!! So cute!!
@@susanwoywood6334 Agreed!! That’s probably why Douglas and Russell growl at each other. They’re not fighting over territory, they’re fighting over Laura!! 😂
Good morning! 16 degrees & snow on the ground and Laura is wearing sandals!! Lol! You have so many beautiful plants in the Hartley. Loving the geraniums. Spring is around the corner, we just have to get past this frigid snap and the snow. Stay warm. Hope you all enjoyed the birthday celebrations.
My thoughts exactly
I wear sandals when its snow and ice on the floor as long as i have a coat I'm ok. I hate wet shoes in winter
I noticed her sandals, too!!! Yay for a warm room!!!
I was thinking the same thing😂
I was just saying the same thing! We have 25 degrees, no snow and I have to wear very warm booties!! 😂😂😂 I don’t know how she can wear sandals with that temperature!! 🥶
That plant on the floor is a Monstera Deliciosa. The older it gets, the more fenestrations the leaves get, especially if you allow it to climb. You should get a Monstera deliciosa ‘Thai Constellation’; it is gorgeous.
I was surprised to hear that they can actually produce fruit, hence the Deliciousa!
I was just reading thai constellations are about to become more common and cheaper in the us. I guess some growers were having breakthroughs in their reproduction
@@SdragonflyS You can now get a small one for ~$50. I got mine last year for $60 from a local nursery. It’s more widely produced now thanks to tissue culture. Still not Costa Farms Trending Tropicals level though because they do grow slow and more prone to root rot if you’re not careful.
@@angelaengler2387 Yes, once the plant is fully mature it can grow some yummy fruits. 😅
I love mine too
A tour video!! These are some of my favorites! I don’t mind the length, slow tours are the very best 🥰
Oh How I’d love to have a space warm enough to get to take care of my plants & wear sandals when there’s snow on the ground outside! 🪴😎😂😂 I just love the Hartley…it’s a beautiful structure!😍 Currently it’s 6* here in central Ohio❄️🌨️🥶
She had to walk through snow in those sandals to get there! Crazy
-9 in Iowa 🥶
@@kathy5216 BBBRRRRRRRRRRR🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶 Stay warm!!🔥🔥
I bet the sandals were slipped on after taking snow covered boots off to keep the Hartley floors from melting snow?
It's so peaceful in the Hartley and must be nice to feel warm and cozy looking out onto the snow covered landscape! 💖
Your plants are thriving in the Hartley!! My favorite plants are the geraniums. They remind me of summer.
wow, that is just the greatest view... inside, all warm and cozy and full of green, thriving plants... outside, a blanket of snow covering everything and letting it sleep.. and then, Russell, window peeping to see if he can take a nap in the chair while you're in there 😁 postcard perfect! 🥰❤thanks for the video!! 🥰❤
Oh the Hartley…so beautiful and elegant… thanks for the tour…..nice photography Aaron! 👍👍👍
Hope you feel better soon Laura. I can hear it in your voice. Prayers for a quick recovery 😊
I thought the same thing.
🍀Good morning Laura and Aaron. 😊. So, I have a 14 hour ✈️ flight tomorrow and I told myself DO NOT watch todays video. “Download it and save for the flight”, I told myself. But, you think I could? I have zero will power and I’ve gone through two whole days of withdrawals - missing your dailies. 🤣. I couldn’t resist. Great video today. I’ve been eyeing all the plants in the Hartley for some time now as you put out videos and hoping you’d pause and refresh us on all the plants. My cup is full! ☕️ Happy Saturday to all. 😊🍀🇨🇦
What about glass shelves Laura? Like Claus Dalby has in his greenhouse. It could be a good way to raise some of your plants up and not have to hang them 🪴
The Hartley is a very beautiful, peaceful place. All the houseplants look terrific! Loved the tour.
Thanks Laura! Recently discovered your channel! I am in Australia so I have to watch your old videos for tips to suit the our summer right now!
My Chihuahua- Major, knows your voice and whenever I watch your videos, he will sit and wait for Russell to come on. He waited long enough today and saw Russell right at the end 😂🎉🎉🎉
That’s adorable!
So cute!
I love seeing the snow outside and sandals on your feet❤️
Thank you for being a little breath of sunshine☀️!!
Your ROF philo will bounce back. It looked like the larger leaf mode rotted, you already have a node under the soil pushing that new growth.
Good morning Laura and Aaron! 25 degrees here in my part of N.C. but midway through next week it will warm up for us. I hear what sounds like cold symptoms in your voice so praying for you and your family to gain strength and be healthy in this weather. Hugs from N.C..❤
Hello, from WNC!!!
@NatureAdventureHomesteadFamily Good morning WNC! Hope ya'll are enjoying the snow. Be safe. Hugs from the Sandhills! ♥️
So good to see you today. We missed you for a couple of days,and was worried about you and your family in this bitter cold weather! We are in Georgia and with our humidity and temps in the single digits,we are freezing 🥶🥶.So happy to see you guys and your Hartley. Take care of your beautiful family and may God continue to bless you all ❤️ (and the kitties too ! take care of your cold.You are like family to us!🥰💕🤧
Put some shoes on!
Laura had told us they were not posting any videos for a few days because it was both kids' birthdays. Not due to cold. I mean she's wearing sandals!
Russell!! Making his entrance at the very end😹😹😹 Thanks for the enjoyable tour.
I love the collection of amaryllis. It’s a beautiful display as a cluster.
I would really encourage you guys to look into a small reverse osmosis filtration system to go under your sink in the Hartley. They are small enough to go under a kitchen sink. You would avoid leaf spotting all your plants in there. It would slow the mineralization of the terracotta pots. Just a suggestion.
Ugh. I so want a Hartley.😂 Aaron is so quiet today.😆 Wonderful tour. Thanks, guys!
Your enthusiasm and excitement over plants is infectious! So happy for you that you can follow your passion
Great plants in the Hartley. I love houseplants so I love seeing these. Have a great day everyone.
My husband bought me a hanging basket of Pure Winners Surefire rose begonias for Mother's Day 2023. They dropped all of their foliage this fall when I left them out during our 1st snowfall. I put them in the garage with No water. They were dry as a bone when I realized they didn't have a tuber. I decided to just bring the twigs inside & pot them up around my dracena b4 xmas. I put a grow lite on them & watered them ev other week. I'll be darn if they are flushing back & have leaves!! Wow!!😳🤯
It’s so beautiful in your Hartley , it must give you so much joy . The birthday parties for Benjamin and Samantha I’m sure were a great hit . Hope you’re feeling better as well . ❤
Laura,
I’m sorry if yall have been sick. Your voice sounds like it.
In Alabama here we have been 12 degrees every night and high of 34, for a week now and I’m over it 😂 this is very rare for us.
My kids and us have had flu b and all kinds of sicknesses since Christmas. I like to enjoy the moment and current season, but I’m also ready for spring now 😅 I’m sure you might feel the same way. It’s almost here! ❤
Hope yall are doin okay and getting enough rest. Thanks for the videos, they make my days happier and full of inspiration. 😊
Thank you for the tour! Your plants are beautiful. I love how you show your hits and misses. Makes me feel ok about how some of my houseplants are struggling. Your Hartley is gorgeous and I really enjoy when you bring us along for a visit. ❤
What a lovely place to spend time in and grow beautiful plants! Thank you for sharing. ❤
Your videos are so calming and recharge me during this cold overcast winter.❤
It sounds like you’re not feeling well, please rest and take care of yourself!
Maybe because she is running around in 18° snow with saddles on!
I thought the same thing, she doesn’t sound well. She needs to cover her feet.
@@phyllisbechtel7141She probably wore boots then changed to sandals in the Hartley.
Yes Yes Yes. Hang some plants. Your gorgeous Hartley Greenhouse is very bottom heavy. I actually love the height of the large plant on your countertop that adds vertical interest. What a very dreamy place.
Love the tour and your enthusiasm for the plants, it is such a stress reducing experience for me, thank you ❤
Wow what a beautiful greenhouse. So many plants and it doesn’t look crowded.
🌱Laura, what you called a pink stem at 6:57 is named a Midrib. From the Georgia 4H, these are the parts of a leaf:
• Blade: consists of the apex, margin, veins, midrib, and base. It is the large, flat part of the
leaf where photosynthesis occurs.
• Apex: tip of the leaf
• Margin: edge of the leaf
• Veins: carry food/water throughout leaf; act as a structure support
• Midrib: thick, large single vein along the midline of the leaf
• Base: bottom of the leaf
• Petiole: the stalk that joins a leaf to the stem; leafstalk
• Stipule: the small, leaf-like appendage to a leaf, usually found in pairs at the base of the
petiole
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Thanks!🌸
So fun to see the beautiful plants with the snow all around.
Thanks Laura, fun to see all the plants. It is the time of year that I am looking for houseplants. I would go out to the Hartley with my morning coffee, how beautiful!
Good morning from 20 degrees Maryland. 🌨
Gorgeous views no matter the angle. The white geraniums are on my list, looking forward to seeing them bloom.
I loved this video. I felt like Benjamin, wanting to have each plant explained. Particularly enjoyable was Laura's satisfaction at finding the perfect light & water that causes each plant to thrive.
All the plants are so different. I imagine you spend a big chunk of time watering and grooming those babies.
Good morning, Laura & Aaron ☕️I love them all!😍 The Hartley is where you’d find me, so gorgeous. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈🐈
Welcome back, miss you guys!
I hope the kids had beautiful and memorable birthdays.
Nice to see you, again! I'm certain the entire family enjoyed celebrating those two darling children!
I just repotted a few of my houseplants yesterday. It only cost about $3 for the new soil. I threw away the coolest Rattle Snake that had mildew or fungus. So bummed about that loss. It helps me to hear about how you handle your plants water needs and bug issues. It’s hard for me to tell if the plants are suffering from not enough water or too much. Apparently my observation skills could use a boost. I also need to work on adding drain holes to the pots. Thanks for the tour in the beautiful Hartley! So heartwarming to see the cats ❤ 😂 (Please feel free to add more videos about common issues with house plants 🪴 How to tell if the plant needs more sun, less sun, more water or less water and what types of fungus issues etc.) Also, I started gifting Amaryllis at Christmas last year and I love getting photos sent to me around this time. They are great gifts! 🎁
So beautiful! You are very lucky you have a green thumb. I love geraniums but nothing lives in Arizona for very long. I love watching you channel to see all the beautiful colors you grow!!
What an amazing surprise video?! On Saturday. Thank you. Ken, Aaron and Laura for work Over Time to upload this amazing video. Happy Belated Birthday To Samantha Grace. There's nothing more important than family. 🎉
Good morning from a beautiful snowy Delaware Garden Answer friends.
I really enjoy when you add some houseplant content. I have recently started adding more houseplants and very much enjoy the hobby. Houseplants and tending to them are good therapy! :)
Could you put some glass shelving around, nothing large but just big enough to put a plant on, here and there. If you have them all over it may block the view out of the windows. But maybe here and there might not be so bad. Love the Hartley. And your channel.
Beautiful space!
I think a pedestal style birdbath/fountain would be fantastic in the middle area, and the sound of the water would be magical in there!!!
I admire you, Laura. Snow on the ground and you’re sporting sandals! Happy Birthday to your beautiful children!!🥳🎂🎉🎈
You have to watch cork saucers/mats. If they get and stay wet (as they may under a pot) they can get moldy. I learned that lesson the hard way!
I’ve had the cork get moldy too when setting a plant (w/o water dripping out) on an absorbable stone coaster. I also had a mushroom growing under a pot indoors recently. 😂
Yeah, be careful with cork. 👍
Love the sandals Laura...It is cold and snow on the ground...I love the plants and the tour. I always look forward to your videos
What a nice surprise! I hope the kids had a great birthday ! 🥶❄️💚🙃
Whew! Don’t know how you remembered them all.
Beautiful.
Hope everyone had a great holiday and the children wonderful birthdays!
She’s very intelligent.🌸
Thanks for the video today, it’s my 59th (eeek!) birthday today and this was a nice gift! ❤️
Happy birthday to you! Celebrate 🎉 and embrace it 😊
I just watched‘Gardeningwithcreekside’, in Dallas, North Carolina with Jenny and Jerry that visited Laura and Aaron to setup their Greenhouse. They just got their first Proven Winners plugs from Pleasant View in Michigan.Excited to see new plants and dream of Spring. I live in South Carolina,so I shouldn’t complain, but I am ready for warmer temperatures! Stay warm Laura and family ❤️🥶
A girl after my own heart, several inches of snow and sandals on. Love it glad you’re back. Thoroughly enjoyed your Instagram posts of the kids.
What a gorgeous space! Regarding putting plants higher, what about anchoring a tall shepherd’s hook in a big pot & hanging a pot from the hook (or even a double one) then planting the base pot as well?
So many beautiful plants! Very peaceful tour.
Glad ur teaching Benjamin about Crazy bunny ear cacti 😣😖 2yrs ago my toddler got a hold of a tiny cactus like that one! He was in so much pain! I poured elmers glue on his palms waited as long as could for it to dry, maybe a minute or 2 since he couldnt hold still from the agony. Rubbed it off from wrist to finger tips and it worked! All the horrible spines disappeared 🙌 Worst feeling a plant mom and a boy mom ever.
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Hey Laura from Nova Scotia, zone 6 (supposedly, previously 5). I am so envious of your Hartley. I just bought a small 6 x 8 plexiglass greenhouse. Have been researching how I could heat it cost effectively in our area. Not looking promising. Think I’ll have to wait a few more months. I so love watching your videos. I am living, and greenhouse gardening, vicariously with you. Can’t wait until spring when I can garden with you. You and your family are so enjoyable to follow. Sending love and good gardening wishes from your friend and follower Lorna. ❤️🌳🌲🌷🌸
Laura, some time ago, Jack did a video at a nursery greenhouse in Florida that grows the Bromeliads. He was showing how to separate them and repot them. So maybe look his video up.
I just love your Hartley and the plant tour was so relaxing! My understanding with regards to bromeliads, once the plant flowers, it shoots out little pups and the mother plant begins to decline. Remove the pups and plant them up!
I'm so glad you took a break! We will be here as long as you are! It's 18 degrees. Winter is here
Cool house plant tour Laura and Aaron. For the philodendron that is on its last leg put a humidity dome on top I'm sure you can get something going they rebound very easily with controlled humidity!
I love how clean you keep it. No little leaves on the floor, etc. one can focus on the plants this way.🌸
I love the house plant videos. They are so nice to watch during this time of year when much of the outside gardening is on hold. :)
I love that there is snow outside, and Laura is in the Hartley with SANDALS on!!!❤
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I'm not sure how I missed this video 🤔
Loved all the plants, I have a philodendron and it has babies coming up from the roots so guess what I'm going to be doing this Spring 👏 yay repotting. So beautiful 😍. Thank you Laura and Aaron beautiful video, look who's jumped up on the ledge Mr Russell.
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What a beautiful space you have for all of your plants. How I wish I had a space like that! I love seeing all of your plants and how they are thriving.
Awe soooo nice to see the colorful amaryllis and geraniums !! Really enjoy the color this time of the year !!! Thanks Laura and Aaron. I so miss not hearing from Aaron today !!
What an amazing home you and Aaron have created. Seeing the sunlight stream through your gorgeous Hartley with snow in the background brings joy on my rainy day. Thank you for sharing your garden and a little bit of your life with us. The positivity of the channel is a nice escape.
Good morning from North Carolina. I love having my morning coffee and listening to your videos. Seeing your head planter again reminded me of that video and the head planter that I did with my husband. It lives on our screened porch most of the year, but is in the sunroom right now. I am sure it is anxious for spring. Thank you so much.
Hello, we are also in NC!!
Good morning all have a safe and blessed day ❤️
I love your plants. I just about died seeing the string of Pearls twice I bought them and planted them in a small shallow pot and they keep dying, even though I thought I was giving them all the means to survive light air water. But they do not seem to like my surroundings. I also had the ficus and split-leaf philodendron and they don't like my house either. The Peace Lily loves my house and seems to be the only thing that wants to live here. Thank you for sharing your plants they are beautiful!
That plant next to the Amaryllis is a Monstera Deliciosa. The Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma is not a Monstera, although some people call it a Mini Monstera. The Philodendron White Knight, Pink Princess, etc, need poles to climb and humidity. For the 2 Philodendron you have that are struggling, remove them from the pot and water, inspect the roots. If black, they are rotting. Cut off that part, treat and then you can re-plant to rehab them. The Ficus Klingon and Anastasia- they are Ficus Benjamina. I don’t know how ProveWinners comes up with those names 😂. The Bromeliad only blooms once, so the babies will be the next ones to bloom once they get big enough. Be careful with the cactus with glochids, moving the plant can make some dislodge and fly, so painful.
Love seeing all the beauty inside the Hartley and the snow beauty outside! (My favorite way to experience snow! Videos and pics.) Have you thought of moving the table to the center where the Christmas tree was? Then you could do more of the stacking plant racks along the sides where the table currently is and have more abundant plant space. And it appears you’d have plenty of traffic space around the table for easy movement. Hope you’re feeling better and that the whole family continues to heal and improve. We love y’all and are grateful that you share so much of your life with us.
Oh how we’ve missed you and yours 😘 Loving all of the plants, they are all doing so well! Just a thought…. Have you tried moving your table and chairs to the center, I’m dying to know 😬. Thank you for all of Garden Answer ❤
I love that head planter and plants. I think I remember you putting it together.
Our area changed to zone 7a this year from zone 6b. We’ve had a few nights in the past 10 days that have dropped below zero. With wind chills way below zero. I’ve kept my hydrangeas covered as well as my butterfly bush. Last year the polar blast killed my butterfly bush and got the buds on my hydrangeas. I’m praying they will be ok this year.
Beautiful collection of house plants.
Love seeing you wear sandals in such cold temps 1 degree😁comfort is so important as we age😜
Love a tour video! And on a Saturday to boot 😊 I can't wait until the spring/summer garden tours start. I've been re-watching some old ones and planning for the upcoming months!
Thats a monstera. Beautiful!! I have them and love the leaves that have those wide cuts in the leaf!!!❤
Thank you so much, Laura, Aaron for going through all the plants in the Hartley. When watching videos that you film in the Hartley, I'm listening to you but can't help but look in the background at how lovely your plants are looking and maybe a few might not be so lovely but it's encouraging because sometimes I have some of the same plants that are suffering and when you talk about those it helps me to check and adjust what to do. For the longest time I thought that limey sage green training plant was a type of Helichrystum, so maybe one day I'll see in my local garden nursery. I like the open space and how you set up your plants in Hartley...can't wait for the replant videos! Hope Benjamin and Samantha Grace enjoyed their birthday celebrations!
Laura, beautiful plants in your Heartley! Philodendrons look great! A repotting video would be so cool. Girl, it's super cold and you are wearing flip flop kinda shoes!!!!! Do you walk in those to your house or do you change them to go outside. I am a South Florida girl, maybe that is why I am so surprised. Monstera Deliciosas cuttings grow so easily. The ones without fenestrations belong to your plants. Monstera's cuttings grow leaves according to their age. If you get a cutting from an old one, the fenestrations will be more. Loved this video. I have in my garden now, so many of those plants!
If you ever break the top off a dracaena, tuck it into some soil at the base of the plant. They root super easy from cuttings.
Wow your string of pearls awesome i would luv a Hartley it would fill my whole yard but be awesome 😊
Oh, I love the plant 22.22, I hope one of the subscribers can ID it. Kumquat tree is beautiful! Hartley is beautiful!
The light sage green one? Me too!
I like your idea of using the colorful seed starters for gardening friends.
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In my area, we call that rhipsalis "drunkards beared" and "dancing bones". They're my favorite plants at the moment.
they are so cool, I don’t think I’ve ever seen them for sale in my area!
@absurdistsloth you might just have to order it from somewhere. Or your local nursery might be able to get them in on a houseplant load if you ask.
Love the myrtle topiary’s. Really nice shape to them.
White Fox Aloe!! I picked this up on a plant sale and could not find the name of it because it had no tag. Now I know! Thanks Laura, I’ll be able to find out more about it.
Philo pink princess needs a pole to climb ❤️It will stop dropping back to the 2000s and no longer 🎶“lean with it, rock with it” 🎶❤❤❤
So picturesque!
I have the same plant..I believe it’s a monstera, in the rainforest the fenestration of the leaves help the plant with rain and wind. Yours is happy for sure! 1:42
Hi Laura and Aaron! The plants are looking really good. Thank you so much for sharing!
You can cut the lanky branches on the geraniums back. They will thicken up. Put the cut off bits into soil and some will probably root and grow. That's what i do with my geraniums that are outside here in Queensland.
Great to get a video today on a Saturday. After you had some time with your family celebration birthdays of your little ones. Hope you all had lots of fun. times. A beautiful hartley tour of your beautiful plants. And so much space you have now your tree has gone. But it was beautiful in there to Laura. Can't wait for what you do next for us to see. Can't wait for spring so l can get out on my garden. And l know all us gardener's think the same.