Laura, do the neighbors that you bought the large property from ever say how impressed they are with how amazing the land looks with all your flowers and garden shed and everything? They must be.
I've always had the mindset that once a plant is planted it has to stay there. Since I've been watching your channel I see that plants can move around as the garden changes and as what I find pleasing changes. I've been doing quite a bit of restructuring in my flowerbeds this year and am doing it with confidence thanks to what I've learned from you.
Yes, me too! I’ve also started tree forming as many things as possible since watching Linda Vader on RUclips as well. My Russian Olive tree finally looks cute!
I am so glad that I am not the only one moving plants around. Planted some annuals too close so I dug about half out and put in pots, not sure where to put them. Also dug out some dahlias that were over crowed and way too close to a sage.
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Lovely. To keep your phone from overheating when recording, freaze some water in a small plastic even half the size of your phone and fix it onto the back of your phone using two rubber bands. To hold it in place. Keeps the phone cool longer and happy🌺🌹
Good morning everyone. It's 6am and I'm going to head out soon to beat the heat also. Have a good day everyone. Hello Benjamin, you are such a good helper. Laura, you inspire us all.💜💜
When you first had the layout, I thought no pillar needed... then you placed the pillar and metal planter, well just perfection. Exactly why we need Laura!!
You have a very special climate if you can dig up and transplant plants in the intense heat of summer, and the plants spring back at night! Treating most perennials in that way here in Italy, they all die rather rapidly. Even tougher plants like hemerocallis succumb due to our very warm nights. Here they don't have the ability to draw enough moisture to recover. I think that the magic of your very cool evenings is really a saving grace for the plants you dig up and transplant in summer, plus the fact you can water all you desire.
Can I just say how jealous I am of your soil? My garden was bark, weed mat, river rocks, and more weed mat. And under all that, large potato head rocks. It has been two years of struggle to clear bark, rocks, and weed mat out to plant flowers, but it is finally coming together. I only have four more beds to clear out.
You are always a joyful start to my day, Laura. Love everything you are doing. Placing that pedestal was brilliant. Thank you for all you do. Enjoy your day. Stay hydrated in that heat! xo
It’s all beautiful however I’m exhausted just trying to imagine all the work the south area will be with all those perennials to tend to. Oh to be young & full of energy again 😊 I’d love to stroll through those gardens.
Good morning, Laura. I love your gardens and enthusiasm, even when the temps get really crazy. I'm in southern Ontario, Canada and I've also noticed how much the lady bugs seem to love veronica. Here, they overwinter in the plants so when I clean the gardens out in spring, I have to be careful not to harm them; we all need their help when it comes to aphids. Stay cool!
It’s treat to watch your green wonderland in hot humid desert afternoon of Middle East. Our gardening season has taken backseat due to extreme heat so it is kind off refreshing and soothing effects on eyes and mind .Happy gardening
Agree--we have such heat but it never cools off (St. Louis, MO, Zone 6a/6b). Could not fathom planting anything in this weather. But it is fun to watch!
Limbing up an oversized shrub into a tree form and then underplanting is a page right out of Linda Vater’s playbook and very effective. It makes a huge difference, and I am so glad that you didn’t have to pull out that beautiful elderberry. We don’t get cold enough in my zone 8a to grow the instant karmas. So enjoy them!!
I really loved watching you “workshop” this space in your garden! It’s encouraging to see you move things around, prune things up, add new colors. Makes me feel like I don’t have to have it all perfect immediately and that’s it’s okay to figure it out as I go!
The south garden looks so great with the compost spread! It’s amazing how something so simple can change the look of an area completely. The wood chips were nice and served their purpose but the dark, rich look of the compost is just such a pretty backdrop for all the gorgeous plants! Have a great day everybody!!
Laura, I attended my moms funeral today and could not watch your video this morning. I came home after a full day of family, memories and reflecting and I was so happy to still have your video to enjoy. I inherited my love of flowers from my mother and your videos have brought me so much comfort since I lost my husband in December and now my mother. God bless you for all the hard work you do to bring joy to so many lives.
I am so glad that your doubts about the pillar were immediately out the window when you saw ir in place! As you were explaining your vision, I was silently saying, Yes!Yes!Yes!! Its perfect! That metal basket as well 👌🏼 its like an introduction statement piece to what then turns into those amazing urns! Beautiful transformation 😍
Laura…your energy is inspiring! I can see my garden as I watch you and I’m making my plan for the day! Thanks for urging me on…change can be a good thing!
I think a small birdbath would look beautiful and beneficial for wildlife. Perhaps a different color than white if you are worried about too many concrete pieces being in the same area.
Energizer Bunny has nothing on Laura! I love what you did with the pillar and plantings by the elderberry. Perfection. It was the missing piece you needed in that spot.
Yes what a challenge when moving plants or re-designing on the fly. But what satisfaction to see it evolve and bring peace and harmony. Nature and humankind, what a partnership!
Everything you just did looks amazing and I love the daisies .They’re just so pretty ! Thank you for all you do in sharing your love of growing plants .I have always loved gardening and have been doing it for many years, your approach has given me a new way to do it and I so appreciate you and Aaron for it ,thank you for sharing your family with us .I hope your mom is feeling better ❤️❤️❤️❤️
“It’s only 93” lol! That is our high today. I am amazed at how much you get done in the heat! You’ve taught me so much about plant combinations-the color and structures that go well together. Thanks for being out there in the heat to make these videos 💕. 😊
Laura your garden is so lovely & very well developed by you & Aaron. I had never seen a Veronica flower so I went out & looked for some. Thank you for planting them & ❤️ getting us to like them. I created an arrangement for my son who is ill & he loved them, too. We're so grateful 🙏 for you & your wonderful inspirations. ❤️ We admire all your hard work especially in the heat of summer and/or the coldness of winter. You're awesome!
I think a repeat of benches between the maples would be so perfect! They would be low enough to not block the garden from the driveway and would invite you to rest and enjoy the stunning view 🤩
If it’s within budget, perhaps cement benches in the half moon areas along the walkway. Seeing how your children like the area, it’s a great spot to take a break.
Your garden is just gorgeous! I just love this time of the year when everything seems to just be jumping out of the ground. All of the green sort of blend and the textures are just so beautiful. And then of course are the gorgeous blooms! Thanks for giving me my garden fix this morning
I Love that basket on top of the pillar. I think it is absolutely beautiful with nothing planted in it. Such a statement piece among the beauty surrounding it. 💖
Beautiful area. Just love garden with the esplanade urns, all the shrubs and the wonderful color from the flowers. It is just beautiful. The south garden is really taking off too. It is amazing that it has changed so much in a couple of years. Thank you for sharing
I just got back from a mini vacation to Nova Scotia. Forgetting my phone at home for three days. I missed my Garden Answer daily start. So happy to see your south garden looking so colourful and enchanting.
Good morning Laura, from Windermere Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 It's hot here, even before Sunrise and our humidity is almost 90% !! I'm out gardening early, too 🌿💚🌿 Happy Gardening Everyone 👩🌾 👍 💓
Laura you inspired me after yesterday and today's video to trim up an overgrown dogwood bush into more of a tree form, moved some hostas that I didn't love their location and trimmed up some Veronica. I planted a Miss Molly butterfly bush in honor of my sweet beagle Molly who passed away last week. Thank you for getting me out in the garden today. 💚
@Suzanne B ~ I am saddened to hear that your furbaby, Molly, passed away last week. I can empathize with you. Our furbabies are our companions and they love us, unconditionally. Big hugs to you.
Your garden is looking spectacular as usual!! Dying to see the garden shed finished and look at the inside - in this heat, its a great time for you to go shopping and look for light fixtures for the shed!!
☕️Good morning GA friends and Laura and Benjamin. What a beautiful space and lovely plants. It is amazing what a little pruning can do to help the plant and beautify an area. Stay cool and well everyone. 🌸🌼🌹🌻🌺🌞
Beautiful as ever! What if you placed stone benches along the path on the boxwood side? Sort of a place to sit and look at each section across from it?
Maybe a park bench would look nice in that spot on the left you’re considering leaving empty. With such a long, gorgeous walkway, I can imagine it would be lovely to have a seat there and enjoy the surrounding beauty.
The standing stone pot was the perfect choice for that spot!! Watching u plant more plants is so exciting. Its like we're 1 more plant closer to next seasons amazing show lol I know that's crazy but I have been following you for over 5yrs now. I kinda feel like ur my aunt you lives far away with an amazing garden lol
I'm not sure exactly why but this video is one of my favorites of yours.. maybe the fact that you got so much done in mone morning or that the area in front of the Elderberry came together so beautifully or the fact that I got a glimpse of the south garden in the background and it's so fun to see all the progress. It was just so satisfying to watch!
Your enthusiasm is contagious. Thanks for reminding everyone that you can garden in the heat with hydration. I’m holding to that as I develop a new garden in NW Arkansas having recently moved here to be by grandchildren. Left a twenty year old garden in Virginia, starting over and learning what Midwest heat really is like.
Oh my! Your smile, energy and sweetness just makes my day. Thank you so much for bringing such joy and a break from concerns in our world. God bless you and your beautiful family. Sure pray your mom is in the healing mode and recovering well.
I love the structure on the left side and the free cottage garden look on the right side! I like both styles and think that’s a great way to do them both
Kudos to Aaron….. I love love love your grass… it looks flawless… every yard owners dream… keep up the awesome work… you should be very proud of your work! Love you and Laura… look forward to all your knowledge and tips every day!!!!!❤️👍🏻🪴🌾💐🌷🌻🌸
I knew as you rolled that pillar in that you were going to love it, as I do 🥰 Laura you have encouraged me to move plants that I have been thinking about doing for to long 😆 let’s do this 💪🏻🪴 Have a blessed day everyone xx
I can definitely see the different plant textures better with the tower there. It really helps out the space in that way. You always say "rest for the eyes" but never really knew what that meant till now
The pillar and basket in the West Garden adds so much to the area you were working on. Its a nice pop of interest to that entry to the longer walkway. I'm looking forward to the basket being planted.
I would get some of your mom’s bistro sets and put them in each pocket on the left side of the walkway 😆 Love watching your videos. They are definitely something my mom and I connect over daily 💕
Laura Have you thought about putting a nice big wind spinner somewhere out in the south garden? It would be beautiful. Jenny and her mother have some in their gardens in NC. Love all you do. You’re such an inspiration to us. 🌿🌸
Maybe a bench in each or every other one of the unplanted areas along the brick walkway would be nice so you could sit and enjoy the garden on the opposite side. I love the morning light while your working. Opening the blinds in my house so I can see the front and back yards while the sun rises, is my favorite time of the day; although sunsetting light is right behind that lol You really see things differently in it.
Laura, what you did today is probably one of the things I have learned the most from watching your videos. My wife and I have been moving, trimming, taking out, planting something new, etc. much more after watching you 'interact' with your garden areas. You've helped us take the 'hesitancy' out of gardening worrying that something may or may not work in a certain area. We are getting ready to add a 30' circle cut-flower garden this Fall and it's been fun pulling our ideas together to create something that is 'us'. Thanks for all you do to teach us!
Laura, do the neighbors that you bought the large property from ever say how impressed they are with how amazing the land looks with all your flowers and garden shed and everything? They must be.
I've always had the mindset that once a plant is planted it has to stay there. Since I've been watching your channel I see that plants can move around as the garden changes and as what I find pleasing changes. I've been doing quite a bit of restructuring in my flowerbeds this year and am doing it with confidence thanks to what I've learned from you.
Yes, me too! I’ve also started tree forming as many things as possible since watching Linda Vader on RUclips as well. My Russian Olive tree finally looks cute!
Me too!!
I am so glad that I am not the only one moving plants around. Planted some annuals too close so I dug about half out and put in pots, not sure where to put them. Also dug out some dahlias that were over crowed and way too close to a sage.
How do you not smile when seeing all those beautiful daisies? Spectacular Laura. Benjamin and Russell in this video what a treat. Thanks for sharing
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The metal basket can stand alone, I think. It’s beautiful! The whole area is striking. Productive morning 😊❤️
Yes, standalone basket!
Good morning garden answer friends, from Ontario, Canada
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Good morning to you too … also from Ontario 🇨🇦🌞
Beautiful morning here in Nova Scotia
Lovely. To keep your phone from overheating when recording, freaze some water in a small plastic even half the size of your phone and fix it onto the back of your phone using two rubber bands. To hold it in place. Keeps the phone cool longer and happy🌺🌹
Maybe something like a pink ground over thyme for the empty areas next to the brick walkway? Zone 4-9, evergreen, low water and pretty pink flowers.
Good morning everyone. It's 6am and I'm going to head out soon to beat the heat also. Have a good day everyone. Hello Benjamin, you are such a good helper. Laura, you inspire us all.💜💜
When you first had the layout, I thought no pillar needed... then you placed the pillar and metal planter, well just perfection. Exactly why we need Laura!!
You have a very special climate if you can dig up and transplant plants in the intense heat of summer, and the plants spring back at night! Treating most perennials in that way here in Italy, they all die rather rapidly. Even tougher plants like hemerocallis succumb due to our very warm nights. Here they don't have the ability to draw enough moisture to recover. I think that the magic of your very cool evenings is really a saving grace for the plants you dig up and transplant in summer, plus the fact you can water all you desire.
Can I just say how jealous I am of your soil? My garden was bark, weed mat, river rocks, and more weed mat. And under all that, large potato head rocks. It has been two years of struggle to clear bark, rocks, and weed mat out to plant flowers, but it is finally coming together. I only have four more beds to clear out.
The pillar looks great with the metal basket. That whole area is coming in very nicely!!! LOVE IT !
That piller and metal basket is the star of the show. Beautiful.
Laura, You have the best job ever. You wake up and say what should I plant today. I so love watching all your garden spaces fill in.
You are always a joyful start to my day, Laura. Love everything you are doing. Placing that pedestal was brilliant. Thank you for all you do. Enjoy your day. Stay hydrated in that heat! xo
It’s all beautiful however I’m exhausted just trying to imagine all the work the south area will be with all those perennials to tend to. Oh to be young & full of energy again 😊 I’d love to stroll through those gardens.
Little guy with his kitty cat is just awwwwww ❤️
Good morning, Laura. I love your gardens and enthusiasm, even when the temps get really crazy. I'm in southern Ontario, Canada and I've also noticed how much the lady bugs seem to love veronica. Here, they overwinter in the plants so when I clean the gardens out in spring, I have to be careful not to harm them; we all need their help when it comes to aphids. Stay cool!
It’s treat to watch your green wonderland in hot humid desert afternoon of Middle East.
Our gardening season has taken backseat due to extreme heat so it is kind off refreshing and soothing effects on eyes and mind .Happy gardening
Agree--we have such heat but it never cools off (St. Louis, MO, Zone 6a/6b). Could not fathom planting anything in this weather. But it is fun to watch!
Ooohhhh that button bush would be amazing with purple fountain grass behind it to bring out those blooms!!
Waiting at airport with 3 1/2 hour layover. You are keeping me totally engaged and sane! Can’t wait to get back to my yard work.
Limbing up an oversized shrub into a tree form and then underplanting is a page right out of Linda Vater’s playbook and very effective. It makes a huge difference, and I am so glad that you didn’t have to pull out that beautiful elderberry. We don’t get cold enough in my zone 8a to grow the instant karmas. So enjoy them!!
I really loved watching you “workshop” this space in your garden! It’s encouraging to see you move things around, prune things up, add new colors. Makes me feel like I don’t have to have it all perfect immediately and that’s it’s okay to figure it out as I go!
The south garden looks so great with the compost spread! It’s amazing how something so simple can change the look of an area completely. The wood chips were nice and served their purpose but the dark, rich look of the compost is just such a pretty backdrop for all the gorgeous plants! Have a great day everybody!!
Laura, I attended my moms funeral today and could not watch your video this morning. I came home after a full day of family, memories and reflecting and I was so happy to still have your video to enjoy. I inherited my love of flowers from my mother and your videos have brought me so much comfort since I lost my husband in December and now my mother. God bless you for all the hard work you do to bring joy to so many lives.
I am so glad that your doubts about the pillar were immediately out the window when you saw ir in place! As you were explaining your vision, I was silently saying, Yes!Yes!Yes!! Its perfect! That metal basket as well 👌🏼 its like an introduction statement piece to what then turns into those amazing urns! Beautiful transformation 😍
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Laura…your energy is inspiring! I can see my garden as I watch you and I’m making my plan for the day! Thanks for urging me on…change can be a good thing!
I switched from using a shovel to an auger like yours.... oh my goodness it is life changing!
I think a small birdbath would look beautiful and beneficial for wildlife. Perhaps a different color than white if you are worried about too many concrete pieces being in the same area.
You could always do a pretty iron base with a glass reflective bowl for a bird bath.
In that heat woul a birdbath hold water long enough for a whole day??? It would seem daunting to keep it filled.
@@annehedlund7333 could probably use some drip tubing over the side and into the bowl of it. Be worth a try.
You make it look so easy 😆😆😆 I love how moving plants is a part of your gardening process!
Energizer Bunny has nothing on Laura! I love what you did with the pillar and plantings by the elderberry. Perfection. It was the missing piece you needed in that spot.
Love the Veronica Laura and your plantings are beautiful thanks for sharing 🧤👒💐🥰🦘🐨🇦🇺Karen from Oz
Yes what a challenge when moving plants or re-designing on the fly. But what satisfaction to see it evolve and bring peace and harmony. Nature and humankind, what a partnership!
The pop of purple in this flower bed thanks to the heucheras is so gorgeous!
Everything you just did looks amazing and I love the daisies .They’re just so pretty ! Thank you for all you do in sharing your love of growing plants .I have always loved gardening and have been doing it for many years, your approach has given me a new way to do it and I so appreciate you and Aaron for it ,thank you for sharing your family with us .I hope your mom is feeling better ❤️❤️❤️❤️
“It’s only 93” lol! That is our high today. I am amazed at how much you get done in the heat! You’ve taught me so much about plant combinations-the color and structures that go well together. Thanks for being out there in the heat to make these videos 💕. 😊
Mine was 97
Feeling the Linda Vater vibes with the Elderberry. Looks lovely.
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Laura your garden is so lovely & very well developed by you & Aaron. I had never seen a Veronica flower so I went out & looked for some. Thank you for planting them & ❤️ getting us to like them. I created an arrangement for my son who is ill & he loved them, too. We're so grateful 🙏 for you & your wonderful inspirations. ❤️ We admire all your hard work especially in the heat of summer and/or the coldness of winter. You're awesome!
I love the way you "paint" your garden with the plants. It's a master piece
I think a repeat of benches between the maples would be so perfect! They would be low enough to not block the garden from the driveway and would invite you to rest and enjoy the stunning view 🤩
Beautiful. I bet your neighbors can’t believe how much you get done in a day.
I really enjoy everything that you show us but every day I’m hoping this is the day we see more about the cut flower shed 😉
If it’s within budget, perhaps cement benches in the half moon areas along the walkway. Seeing how your children like the area, it’s a great spot to take a break.
I like the quiet places on the driveway side. Would be a great place for a benches in each one.
Your garden is just gorgeous! I just love this time of the year when everything seems to just be jumping out of the ground. All of the green sort of blend and the textures are just so beautiful. And then of course are the gorgeous blooms! Thanks for giving me my garden fix this morning
Oh my goodness I LOVE how everything turned out!! Every detail is just perfection. And that cantaloupe echinachea is just 😍😍😍
I Love that basket on top of the pillar. I think it is absolutely beautiful with nothing planted in it. Such a statement piece among the beauty surrounding it. 💖
Beautiful area. Just love garden with the esplanade urns, all the shrubs and the wonderful color from the flowers. It is just beautiful.
The south garden is really taking off too. It is amazing that it has changed so much in a couple of years. Thank you for sharing
I just got back from a mini vacation to Nova Scotia. Forgetting my phone at home for three days. I missed my Garden Answer daily start. So happy to see your south garden looking so colourful and enchanting.
Good morning Laura, from Windermere Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸
It's hot here, even before Sunrise and our humidity is almost 90% !!
I'm out gardening early, too 🌿💚🌿
Happy Gardening Everyone 👩🌾 👍 💓
I adore that you still have such excitement in your voice as you share with us. So many can become jaded by now, but not Laura! Thank you! 🌸💜🌸
You get a lot accomplished in a short amount of time.
Looking awsome.
You never run out of steam despite the heat......never not working.
Be safe.
The heuchera are whimsical and magical! So perfect!
I think having a little light right in the t junction would be the most inviting. Walking at night is magical with lights on the path.
Laura you inspired me after yesterday and today's video to trim up an overgrown dogwood bush into more of a tree form, moved some hostas that I didn't love their location and trimmed up some Veronica. I planted a Miss Molly butterfly bush in honor of my sweet beagle Molly who passed away last week. Thank you for getting me out in the garden today. 💚
@Suzanne B ~ I am saddened to hear that your furbaby, Molly, passed away last week. I can empathize with you. Our furbabies are our companions and they love us, unconditionally. Big hugs to you.
@@kimberleyfrasquillo3684 thank you so much for your kind words. I miss her so much
It all came together so nicely. Cutting that elderberry back really was a game changer. Lovely!
Your hard work inspires me everyday. We need more people like you that shares their knowledge and passion with us. You really are a Godsend. 💝
The Daisy's are absolutely Beautiful!!! Such a wonderful space!!!💚💜💛💗🤍
That pillar is perfect
Your garden is looking spectacular as usual!! Dying to see the garden shed finished and look at the inside - in this heat, its a great time for you to go shopping and look for light fixtures for the shed!!
I could watch this again and again...
Thanks for sharing all your thoughts and reasons for doing it the way you did. Very helpful.
☕️Good morning GA friends and Laura and Benjamin. What a beautiful space and lovely plants. It is amazing what a little pruning can do to help the plant and beautify an area. Stay cool and well everyone. 🌸🌼🌹🌻🌺🌞
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Beautiful as ever! What if you placed stone benches along the path on the boxwood side? Sort of a place to sit and look at each section across from it?
Wonderful idea!
I was thinking this exact thought! Great idea!
That would be lovely!!
A small statue on that pillar would look very nice. Everything is filling in nicely!
Maybe a park bench would look nice in that spot on the left you’re considering leaving empty. With such a long, gorgeous walkway, I can imagine it would be lovely to have a seat there and enjoy the surrounding beauty.
The standing stone pot was the perfect choice for that spot!! Watching u plant more plants is so exciting. Its like we're 1 more plant closer to next seasons amazing show lol I know that's crazy but I have been following you for over 5yrs now. I kinda feel like ur my aunt you lives far away with an amazing garden lol
I'm not sure exactly why but this video is one of my favorites of yours.. maybe the fact that you got so much done in mone morning or that the area in front of the Elderberry came together so beautifully or the fact that I got a glimpse of the south garden in the background and it's so fun to see all the progress. It was just so satisfying to watch!
Your enthusiasm is contagious. Thanks for reminding everyone that you can garden in the heat with hydration. I’m holding to that as I develop a new garden in NW Arkansas having recently moved here to be by grandchildren. Left a twenty year old garden in Virginia, starting over and learning what Midwest heat really is like.
Idea for the space that you want to leave empty of plantings. Maybe a low sneaky concrete bench?
Oh my! Your smile, energy and sweetness just makes my day. Thank you so much for bringing such joy and a break from concerns in our world. God bless you and your beautiful family. Sure pray your mom is in the healing mode and recovering well.
The pillar and basket looks great like it belongs there. Very good.
Looks fantastic! Honestly, I LOVE the basket there without anything in it. It’s such a beautiful piece!
I love the structure on the left side and the free cottage garden look on the right side! I like both styles and think that’s a great way to do them both
It's an amazing transformation the beauty in this area from the original all grass area !
So much better!!! Your west side is such a lovely garden space, lush and yet relaxed and interesting!! 💕
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I think you have a very good eye for balance and color. You are certainly an inspiration.
That is beautiful! The Instant Karma Elderberry is out of production so you are lucky to have o e in your garden 😉 😀 😊
Kudos to Aaron….. I love love love your grass… it looks flawless… every yard owners dream… keep up the awesome work… you should be very proud of your work! Love you and Laura… look forward to all your knowledge and tips every day!!!!!❤️👍🏻🪴🌾💐🌷🌻🌸
The Heuchera really make the setting perfection…
Oh I love the new planting with the pillar! So pretty! Stay cool out there. Love you guys!
Coffee and Laura, Benjamin, and Russell! Great start of the day. Hugs from N.C..❤️
I knew as you rolled that pillar in that you were going to love it, as I do 🥰 Laura you have encouraged me to move plants that I have been thinking about doing for to long 😆 let’s do this 💪🏻🪴 Have a blessed day everyone xx
I can definitely see the different plant textures better with the tower there. It really helps out the space in that way. You always say "rest for the eyes" but never really knew what that meant till now
Perfection on the pillar! 👌🏻 It is different enough from the big urns, and tucks in magically! 💚
The pillar and basket in the West Garden adds so much to the area you were working on. Its a nice pop of interest to that entry to the longer walkway. I'm looking forward to the basket being planted.
The addition of that pillar was perfect - it continues the urn theme throughout the garden. Everything is coming along beautifully!
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I would get some of your mom’s bistro sets and put them in each pocket on the left side of the walkway 😆 Love watching your videos. They are definitely something my mom and I connect over daily 💕
This is one of my recent favorite videos! I just love what you did with this spot. Awesome Laura.
Loving that little piece of music that’s been woven on this video. 🤔😃💚🧡🎵🎵
Laura Have you thought about putting a nice big wind spinner somewhere out in the south garden? It would be beautiful. Jenny and her mother have some in their gardens in NC. Love all you do. You’re such an inspiration to us. 🌿🌸
Good morning Laura. Everything just looks beautiful. You an your family have a wonderful day.
Good morning! 🌻🐝
I’m in love with those cantaloupe echinacea 😍😍!! Nice job on rearranging things you felt needed it! Shows us all what can be done! Thank you! 😊♥️
I know! Gotta get my hands on some of those.
I love seeing the structure of the tree and the shade underneath creates some interesting drama. It's a work of art, Laura!
beautiful as always
I LOVE Veronica - it’s one of the plants I have better luck with
Maybe a bench in each or every other one of the unplanted areas along the brick walkway would be nice so you could sit and enjoy the garden on the opposite side.
I love the morning light while your working. Opening the blinds in my house so I can see the front and back yards while the sun rises, is my favorite time of the day; although sunsetting light is right behind that lol You really see things differently in it.
Laura, what you did today is probably one of the things I have learned the most from watching your videos. My wife and I have been moving, trimming, taking out, planting something new, etc. much more after watching you 'interact' with your garden areas. You've helped us take the 'hesitancy' out of gardening worrying that something may or may not work in a certain area. We are getting ready to add a 30' circle cut-flower garden this Fall and it's been fun pulling our ideas together to create something that is 'us'. Thanks for all you do to teach us!